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Advance on Matamoros and Fort Brown Bombardment
Reports from New Orleans papers detail the advance on Matamoros with the steamship Alaimo from Brazos Santiago carrying troops and equipment. General Taylor’s forces engage at Fort Brown under heavy bombardment, with Mexican troops retreating and American casualties, prisoners, and wounded listed. a correspondent account describes the siege, bombardment outcomes, and strategic moves toward Matamoros.
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New Orleans
Winddle
Hiv
Brazos Santiago
Brazos
Isabel
Wilton
Alabama
Barita
Taylor
Rio Grande
Point Inabel
Geo Smith
Boos Ghies
Iti Grande
Matsmoros
Col Ney
Marke
Walton
Oiliowrs
Mombardment
Fort Brown
Tens
Winbeabel
Abe Ge
Oi Gay
Brown
Wwe
Irvin Ebery
Gen. Taylor
Fred Sinnterala
Ies
Point Lusbel
Canton
Wales
Arista
Edicar
Cpt
Hawkine
Picayune
Stearnship
Alabams
Seantta
Mexico
Uttle
Voueteurs
Commodore Fren
Dei
A.B
Jeanet
Texas
Star
Wilson
Tnt CS
Thiese& Deve
St Billier
Yusitu
Taylor Taxt
Matamoros
San Kerwado
Shu ¥S
Amwiken
Jude Ping
Sepucchios
Mejia
Washington
Louisdana
Teyler
Ube
Alwdoff
Gen. Smith
Trier
Tre Po Corp
Desha
Concre
Sime
Wiswphe
Map Arm
Ana
Drager
Gan
Taylee
Butte
Joe
Levis
Ehapport
Pata
Tu'eieck
Plas Oy Campalas
Eilee
United States
The
Bustamente
Paredes
Journal of Commerce
Bagby
Llinitine Savery
Walker
Henton
Oregon
Toritl
Sunil
Polk
Viet Ux Penn
McKay
Sul Treasury
Senate
Anc
Pull
Albany
Tennessee
Levi Woodbury
Pennsylvania
Met