Brighter Prospects Amid Taylor Santa Anna Clash
Armies clash as Gen Taylor’s forces retreat from Saltillo toward Monterey. Reports claim Santa Anna pursues with heavy Mexican units while Gen Marshall and Ben McCulloch reach Taylor’s camp. Col Murgin’s seven companies reach Monterey, with Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas regiments asked to march to the southern front.
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Taylor
Santa Anna
Sandard
Theeaday
Tenzence
Erallery
Gen. Marshall
Applies
Renforce Mnia
Ben McCulloch
Gan
Murgin
Monterey
Fey
Metamo
Tas
Camargo
Cewarza
Louisiana
Messinna
Alibanta
Texas
Sanita Anna
Reports from the Mexican War near Camargo and Matamoras
From Corpus Christi dated March 2 1847 a long field report notes Regiments including the Virgins Regiment under 1 1 Cal Randelph and other volunteers arriving at Camargo from Matamoras region. Camargo is strongly fortified with 1500 fighting men. Capt. Grey is ordered to march from here to Camargo for relief. Gen Taylor’s forces face Monterr y and a broad mobilization across frontier towns as citizens urged to take up arms.
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Felay
Remor Leong
Wehoener James & Sannel
Ria G
Fasatamuat
Bea Anil Maramnding Pani
Dores Ander
neighDarhevtal Mutaneras
Margo
Voomest Lensents
Wscor Agu
Fiat de Farees
Commune
Phish
Gen Scott
Gen
Scott
Eeif Pshnese
Eco
Tavelor
Ramonication
Camargo
Santa Anna
Gen Tar
Brazos
Gamargo
Taror
Santa Aona
Tas
Monterey
Cam Rza A
Acade
Mes
Hee
McCook
Gun Corts
Drake
Indaana
Metamors
Musiseppt
MacCutlock
Samuel Bings
Neva
Taylor
Rcennda
Ings
Combere
Sarta Anna
Capules
Ali
Crizens
Plig
Col
Cal. Drake
New Orleans
Cincianate Enquirer
Requisition Orders Ten Regiments for Rio Grande
A note from New Orleans alleges a requisition for ten regiments to march from Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama to the Rio Grande. The plan calls for two regiments of cavalry and the governor is to issue orders today.
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Ger. Taylor
Tetas
Lenasseina
Massippi
Atabina
Rio Grande
Lova
Valantry
Revolution in California Suppresses US Officers
News from New Mexico in October 1816 describes a California uprising where civil officers who swore allegiance to the United States played a prominent role. The revolutionaries killed, and Commodore Stockton defeated Mexican forces at several points, restoring order in part.
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Pacific
Rivelutwa
Calorcia
New Mexico
California
United States
Osha
Commodore Stockton
Peace talk shifts in Mexican war amid boundary doubts
Telegraphic dispatch from Pittsburgh reports Mexico growing tired of war and open to a treaty based on the Rio Grande boundary, 33 degrees 30 minutes. Diplomatic movements suggest imminent overtures with Measean Gerveromen authority considering peace, Buchnan named as a peace proposer before rejection.
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Pittburgh
Mexico
Sime Auche
Buchsnan
Enie
Pension grant noted for late Mr Lavdon’s agricultural work
The British Government awards a $500 pension to the widow of the late Mr Lavdon in recognition of his significant contributions to agriculture and horticulture. A magnetic telegraph line project is planned to run through the Great Miami Valley.
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Lavdon
Great
Miami Valley
Death of Gen. Jacob Medary in Ohio Statehouse
The Ohio Statesman reports the death of General Jacob Medary on Tuesday March 23 at 1 AM after brief illness. Medary served in prominent public posts including city Postmaster in 1945, noted for fidelity and honesty. He is described as neighborly and respected, with his brother Colonel S Medary editor of the paper away attending a sick relative.
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Jacos Mevsar
Gen. Medary
Iam
S. Medars
Saunday
Clermont County
Oregon Mail Line steamers proposed to Charleston route
A Washington dispatch describes a plan for monthly steamer service called the Oregon Mail Line from Charleston touching St Augustine Key West and Lawango with land carriage to the isthmus then steamship to the mouth of the Columbia and Monterey and other ports. Cost not to exceed 103 009 per year with postmasters at Astoria and other points.
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Chareston
S. C
Charres
St. Augustine
Key West
Lawvang
Isthmus
Chagres
Panama
Astein
Coumbia
Monterey
San Proesno
U.S
Astoria
Havana
Local Notices Seek Sarr Family Assembly in Bosion
The Bosion Post reports a call for all Sarr name bearers to meet on Boson Common to form an association and verify any impending property left by a family member near death in England. John Smith signs as secretary. Married in town on the 23d last by Rev J M Crabb MI HL Nichols wed Sylvia Fisher.
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John Smith
England
Rue Sartus
Sarr
Boson Common
J. ML Crabb
Nichols
Sylvia $. Fisher
Election Notice for Bath Township Ohio 1847
The Bath township electors are urged to meet at the Court House in Limes on the Sunday of April for three trustees one clerk one treasurer one assessor thirteen supervisors and three constables. Also a tax levy for road purposes and township duties is proposed with mills limits and debt payments.
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Bath Township
Allen County
Ohio
Limes
Samuel Hanson
Aleo
Richardson
A.C. Auditor’s Office
Lima
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Ohio Statesman
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Pike County
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Potaborgh
Messen
Oregon Mail
Washington
New York Evening Post
New England
Virgina
Maryland
Peter O'Connell
Judge Arcate
Hoovers
J. W. King
J. W.king
Samuel Vanatta
Cincinnati
Musward
Fenris
Ida
Lima Priges
Connectes Werniy Or
Mas
Asperson Ano Jacous
Basel
Allen
Hardin
Hence
Putnam
Shelby
Mercer
van Wert
Paulding
Pefiance
Withams
Graham
Ula
Liffa
E. 5
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Holmes & Johnson
Argus
Duncan
Linn's
Inn's
Thomas & Duamakoff
van Cheapeat
Gedey
Philadelphia
Cand
Iowarte Clube
Republic
URBAY
Jesper Harding
South Third St. Phils
Uxprusicien
King’s Star
William Jacobs
Lina
Fev
Abraham Bowers
Spring Breeze
Binkley's
FURS
Pyar
Fahnestock
Lise
Biskley's
Howes & Fommeen
E. D. Tompkins
Wa. Weller
W. 5. Rose
de Bonis
B. D. Tompkins
Iforstie S. Bemis
Rose
Merket Gitex
Sills
W. S. Rose
Merch
Ualf Cole
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