Orders, 1847.

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Orders, 1847.

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Regulations issued by the American military governor, Col. Neuman Clarke, and signed by Lt. John Brannan, covering such subjects as sale of liquor, possession of firearms, and restriction of movement of the Mexican citizens.

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