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0-That the name Of John c. Fremont is a
tower OF strength We need, to be convinced,
0aly look at what it already has accomplished,
less than month after his nomination. 1t
has secured the passage, over the Presidents
"'oes and over the ridiculous Constitutional
sfaples Of the party, Of the bills for the i'm
Rovement Of the St. Clair Flats St. Aary's riv.
e. and the mouth Of the Mississippi river. II
as also scared the party into the open repudia-
9Sa OF sqaattsr sovereignty in the Senate and =
eeademnation Of the infamous Kansas laws.
Think you anything, save the uprising Of the
country under the lead of man that never YET
'aasd, could have brought this abouts Never.
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HENRY A. GARDNER.

RS. KENNEDY, Master OF the Circle
HENRY A. GARDINER,
The Great American Clown and Jester with profusion
ohs original and highly comic songs numerous sayings
quaint stories and practical adapted to the
The performances will commence with Beauti flu Pa
gent Entree, horses richly camparisoncd and
derby mounted performing splendid cavalry
evouons, charges &C., by the principle horsemen Of the
Troupe.
Ground and lofty tumbling or ACTIVITY CONTESTED,
by the whole Company.
Principal act single horse without saddle bril-
die, by MIR. H. NJ. SMITH, in which he will leap Whips
Carriers, Canvasses, Balons, &C, while his horse is
full speed
on mr.
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DELICIOUS NOTICE.-.Rev. Morgan Edwards
III the Sailor Preacher, will preach at Averys meet
ing House in Union Township Sunday the Eth day of
July, at II o'clock, A. NJ. yl6w1t1Rdsatdeth.]
A MASS MEETING of the AMERICAN PARTY Of
n Des Moines County will be held in Marion Hall in
the City of BDlngon Saturday July 26th 56 at 10
to be pursued at the August Election Let all true
americans attend jy15td
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CONFIRMED CIRCUS AND MENd GERIE.
WILL perform In burlington on WEDNESDAY
w 8 AfrkRSooS AND EVENING, JULY 10TH.
This establishment has been thoroughly reftted, ut
an immense expense to the Proprietor their last
travelling tour. They have procured q new and
traordinary addition Of animals, young, freshly Gagged,
native state.
Equestrian Director, Mr. w. b. CARROLL.
Master of the Ring, DIR. wooLSTON.
Clowns, q A ii. H0CaH 81. WARD.
Among the conspicuous features OF this Superb
Establishment IL the grand concentration OF Equestrian
Talent, comprised of most all the leading stars OF the
American Arena. ss9 Il itaEE1sE.
One Of the most brilliant Is LA PETITE MARIE, only
ten years Of age, the model Of the American Arena.
Mr.. J. w. WARD will appear the Flying LdY't &C.
knowedged the best In the World Ia -..g- t.r.fg.-
Madame N. CARROLL, Equal in attraction IN her cell
ebrated act of the Floating Eel. 5.tFa 5"
.f LA pERCHE, ss &te%At
By the LEE BROTHERS, in which one balances q Pole
perpendicularly Twenty FIVE feet In height while the
other climbs II and performs Upon TIE Aper. h. -,
Mr., W. u. CARROLL, In his great Two and Four Horse
Act, carrying Master Charley In various thrilling
II LA PETITE MARIE VIII also Enter n ben OF
age, equal to the celebrated VAN Aabuna. 10y
b. The performance will commence with magnifeently
Dressed Entrees entitled the "CRUSADERSn and close
with alaughable AFTERPIECE g 700
A Magnificent BRASS BAND will accompany the Per-
formance. ..' --r s ~ .'=-f"s tsG EFft'sft.HHB
ADMISSION to the Entire Exhibition so cts. Per-
formancc to commence at 2 and o'clock, p. NJ. Doors
open half an hour previously t. SMITH, Agent.
jy2td ETE r1 ~ -t7ftHf
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THE sHIpwRECKED MARINER,

BLACK DIAMOND AND CINCINNATUS.
Those wonderful trick ponies, whose astonishing per-
formances in the ring surpass the the imagination and
elicit the applause and establishment of every beholder
During the Performance, MILE VICTORIA will APP
pear in Scottish Costume and accomplish her beautiful
Scotch Dance, THE HIG HAND FLING. -,
II. NJ SMITH in his celebrated Sllaksperean Act, en-
titled Falsta, Shyock and Richard Ill., in which he de-
neates the character of those ancient personages with
utmost grandeur and effect taken from Classic studies.
Wonderful and > stonishing performances the du-
.plicate Ladders, by the FOUR ACROBATIC BROTHERS.
This act is entirely new being performed on two ladders
each twenty feet hig held by single individual, while
three ascend to the summit forming themselves
into beautiful pictures, Classic POSITIONS ETC., taken
from ancient Statues, filling the audience with
the widest fear and admiration.
Country COurtship, or the clown decevedby woman.
By Mr. G. W. Archer. Clown, Fl. A. Gardiner.
Flying Indian, or Wild Forest scene, BY Mr. +. Robin
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BRASS AND STRING BAND.
THE GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS.

1H11 o1'h11h1 ~" 11feR0HA'N Of1'Oo''
VIII exhibit at Burlington, SATURDAY, July 18th.
Admission SO cts. Children hafprice.
Doors open at and X O'clock Performance TO com
mencc half an hour afterwards, ...
TWO SPLENDID PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON AMI
EVENING.
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MOULD respectfully offer his professional services
wv to the citizens of Burlington and vicinity. PAR
rIcuLAR ATTENTION paid to surgical cases.
Office, I'd floor over Green, Thomas Co.'s Banking
House. Reyiderce , head Main street. jy12bpy
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denmark Academy

IN OOO BRICKs FOR SALE.-The SUBJ
lCVaUUU scriber has for sale in Huron township,
one and half miles from Hawk Eye p o. 10000 good
brick at IS so per NJ. jy16w1t* sAM'L ZERBER.
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TINE Fall Term In this Institution will commence on
L Wednesday Sept Sd, and continue fourteen weeks.
Tuition from ~ SO to $6 90 according to the studies
Drawing and Painting 81 90. Music with Piano SO
90.
Board including rent, fuel aud lights - 90 week.
Circulars sent and further particulars given ap-
plcation to the Principal. II. X. EDISON.
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NEORTICING MACHINES. You Carpenters
Nl who acting from necessity upon the old fogy
and expensive principle Of dging out mortces with
wooden malet and chsei-can for
427 CASH,
&c. at the Ware House Of A. s. Fear Water street. Bur
lingon, Iowa, Of W. Steele Co 5 improved unrival
ed superior portable Foot Mortcing Machines Only
few left. Enquire Of A. s. Fear.
July 10-dGw2ws l. NJ. BAIRD, Agent.
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Respectfully

Washington, Mason Co, Ky., June IN 81, 1853.
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RICHER.
A FANCY DANCE,

or the Magic Globe by that Wonderful Phenomena GEO.
W.ARCHER.
A FANCY DANCE,
BY the beautiful and accomplished Young Danseuse,
MILE VICTORIA SMITH.
Grand act of Classic Positions single horse, by the
funny little Clown IL. A. GARDINER, in which he will
give buresque limitations of many of the most disn
guished personages of the age, drawn from reality
Concluding with the Countrymans visit to theCircus.
Grand Exercises and Chinese sports by the Great Deli
Spinner and Equilibrst, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Grand and interesting of Nautical Life, by F.
ROBINSON, entitled
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rAUCTIONS SALES.

"A UCTl0N SALEs.-Rcm
"A o. EaGEAK6 A UC7YON ROCN N snxoyrD
TO the house lately ocenpisd By Green. Thomas Co ~
Bsnking Hcusc one door north Of The wlxhtar House
on Main street where he WI b pleased 70 see his old
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To Messrs. H. S. Lane, (President) James c.
Ashley, Anthony ]. Blocker, Joseph U.
Hornblower, E. B. Hoar, Thaddeus Stevens,
Kinsley s Bingham, John A. Willis, G. +.
Cleveland, Cyrus Aldrich, Committee, &c.
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Ess!!s.555sEsgs E.5ssssss7lsss5 HNE
s-xx-.Ea.s =. E-.Ha.s -5sG-~sE. .s9sa.Eysr

L
From Missouri River to Chicago, i'm
Four days!
Passenger trains arrive and depart from Burlington
twice day. - - '
First train leaves Burlington at $50 ~, meeting the
Western Stage Companys Coaches for MI Pleasant, OF
tumwa, Fl. Des Moines and Missouri River.
RETURNfNG-Leaye New London at 1880 A. NJ, con-
Meeting at Burlington with the O'Clock train the Chi
cago and Burlington Road, for Quincy, by which pas.
sengers
Arrive in st. Louis next Morning!
Second train leaves Burlington at p. NJ. t.F tFs#I
RETURNING-Ieave New London at 4:30, connecting
with Night Express TRAIN Chicago and Burlington
Road for the East reaching New York in 45 hours
The shortest and quickest In the State Of Iowa 20
St. Louis and the East from Missouri River and the West
Excursion tickets sold at a liberal discount. s..
'- W. II. BACKUs, Supt.
.H.. b.. his r Gazette copy) a-.
Nc Pleasant Observer, Fairfield, Ottumwa, Eddyvie,
Fort Des Molnes Council Bluffs and Glenwood papers
copy for month and send bill to ". II. d.
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DLU-K A-E ES-'FAH.-A song by no author, and
for which nobody Is responsible. Afectionatey ded
cated by Q. X. PIIILANDER DOESTICKS.
TO HIMSELF. '-5s1-5 .. .
As tribute of his sef-esteem. Just received at '
Ii CQRAEG IONS
, 1856-04-25
Wnr Notice.

DY ORDER Of the Governor and COMMANDMENT
ID Chief hereby call upon the citizens OF the coun'
ties Of Lewis Chehas, Thurston, Pierce and Pacific,
for reinIorcemeDes u support tho gallant volunteer
soldiery now In the eneiny's country north Of the
PnyallnP.
To insure success It Is deemed essential to strength
on the Centrnl Battalion. BY vigorous effort now,
there Is reasonable hope Of annihating the savages
occupying the region west OF the Cascades For this
purpose an earnest appeal Is made for reinforcement
Of one hundred men, who will rendezvous at Olympia
companies Of Captains llenness Rlbbeson, White and
Swndal.
All detachments, upon arrival at Olympia, will he
supplied with provisions, clothing, arms transporta
ton and escorts to the field.
Ample supplies for the forces are now approaching
the Central position upon the MuckleshoOt Prairie
An intelligent and patriotic population will see The
urgency of the case and by bestowing their services
for short time, share in the achievements Of theii
friends now in the field, and materially aid in the
speedy termination Of the war.
The following named gentlemen are requested u
act As enrolling officers:
Cant. John Il. Jackson, Highland, Lewis county
j. g. N. Van Ceave, Pacific county, Chinook +. o.
Private Guest, Capt. Heuness' company, at CAM
Montgomery;
Doctor j. n. johnson, Chehalis, at Bruceport;
Henry Cock, Thurston. at Olympia;
Enrolling officers will make requistons upon th,
Quarter Master and CommissaTies at Olympia an,
Steilacoom for supplies and quarters for recruit
during concentration, previous to marching.
Enrolling officers will report to this Office for march
ing orders. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,-
Adjgtani General ". T. Volunteer.
HeAd Quarters, Olympia, W. T., March l, 1856.
, 1856-04-25
General Orders.

l. WM. CRAIG Is appointed Aid to the Commander.
m Chet during the existing Indian war, to rank as
Lieut.. Colonel
?. The Nez Perce volunteers who have formed q
portion OF the force from Washington operating
against The hostile Indians will return the Noz Per
ce country and there be mustered out Of the service
by lient. Col CRAIG, who will send copy Of his
muster rolls and descriptive lists to the Office of the
Adjutant General at olympia.
3. Especial thanks are due to the Nez perce vonn.
eers for their cheerful obedience to orders and exem.
pary department while in the service of the Territory
4. Licut. Col. CRAIG will take the necessary meas
ures for the protection Ofthe Nez Perce Indians
any hostile efforts from the tribes in arms and will
call upon Col b. F. SHAW, in command of the Militia.
ry District of fWallawaa, for aid and supplies
5. IL being necessary for the COMMANDMENTS Chief
to 70 to the settlements without delay Lieut. Col.
LDOrY will assume the command of the Wallawaa
Battalion consisting of the Stevens Guards and Spo
kane mvincibles They will be moved to the Dalles
as soon the weather mOderates, and there is prob
ability of grass and at the terminus of the route
and there he mustered ont Of the service.
G. The COmmander.inC hef returns his thanks to
the Battalion for the alacry with which they have
obyed his orders and discharged their duty for their
cons;ancy and manliness in the rapid movement which
they made from the Spokane to this valley in bad
weather and in an inclement seasOn-a movement be-
gun and nearly half accomplished with the certain
knowledge that large force of hostile Indians were to
be met in this valley and expectation that aid was
at hand and would be extended in season.
7. But aid was at hand and the Commander-in-
Chief would do injustice to his own feelings and those
Of the of his immediate command, if in the gem
eral order be did not acknowledge the services of the
gallant volunteers of Oregon, who successfully met in
arms in this valley the combined forces of the hostile
Indians. at the time he was moving from the Spokane
ISAAC I. STEVENS,
GoreTnor and COmmGrider-in- ChitG.
Head Quarters TPdRd-lrdid Battalion,
Waln-walla Valley, W. T., Dec. 81, 1855.
, 1856-04-25
Public Mreiing.

At a meeting Of the citizens of Port
Townsend and vicinity, at the house of A.
A. Plummer, on the 9th April, 1856, the
following proceeding were had.
The meeting organized by electing W.
7. SAYwARD Chairman, and w. S. EBEY,
Secretary.
When the obj ct of the meeting was, by
Capt WIN. Webster, explained to be, to
take into consideration the situation of the
citizens of the Northern frontier of the
Territory, in regard to the danger to be
apprehended from the incursion of Northern
Indians.
On motion Of r. S. RoBNsoN, COM
mittee Of five was appointed, to draft reso-
lutions expressive Of the views and wishes
of the citizens of this vicinity. Where
upon, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed said Committee r. S. Robinson,
Capt VIM. Webster, F. W. Pettygrove
j. G. Ginger, aud E. S. Fowler, who,
after due deliberation, reported the follow
Ing preamble and resolution, which were
unanimously adopted by the meeting:
That WHEREAS, Isaac l. STEVENS, Gov
ernor Of this Territory, did, on the 23d
February last, issue Proclamation calling
for Volunteers forithe protection of tho
lives, and property Of the citizens Of this
Territory;
And WHEREAS, Under said proclamation
ell the available force Of our Territory
which lies north Of King County, and ad-
joining the British boundary line did answer
to said call, and enlist into the service
have left their homes and this frontier
unprotected and are now on inland expe-
ditions against the hostile Indians;
And WHEREAS, There is now large
body Of Northern savages within twenty
Eve miles Of our Territory, from the Rus
sian and British possessions, who have
shown hostile intentions towards US on this
frontier, and who can, in a few days notice,
send from 1000 to $500 armed men into
4. our midst, who appear to be prepared for
war, aud say they are anxious TO try their
skill with the "BostOns. /" in fight;
And WHEREAS, Some sixty armed North
ern Indians were forcibly expelled from
this place on the 9Th inst, by the U. S.
Steamer John Hancock" said Indians
manifesting much dissatisfaction, aud surli-
ness at being thus driven away, and declar-
ing, as they did they were prepared for war
with the whites, renders it fearful that
our exposed settlements will soon be at
tackedif some protection is not immediate
y sent to our assistance;
Therefore, be it Resolred, That we, the
citizens Of the aforesaid portion Of Wash
ington Territory, do most earnestly and
respectfully request Isaac l. Stevens, Esq,
Governor Of Washington Territory, aud
Samuel Swartwout, Commander of the
Naval forces in Puget Sound, to forward
here, with all possible haste, war Steamer,
to cruise between Bellingham Bay, New
Dunginess, Port Townsend and Foul
Weather Bluff, together with company
Of armed men to be stationed in this vicinity
for our protection.
On motion, meeting adjourned sine die.
W. T. SAYWARD, Chairman.
W. s. EBEY, Secretary.
, 1856-04-25
For the Pioneer and Democrat.
VANCOUVER, W. T.
April 1871, 1856.

FRIEND WILEY-In your paper of April
llth, / am made aware that Col Morris
furnished arms to the volunteers. This is
entirely a mistake. No arms have been
issued to volunteers; but on the other
hand, at the time the Cascades was attack
ed, and force of 500 hostile Indians, was
hourly expected to attack Vancouver Cap
tain Kelly went to the officers and repre-
sented to them the condition that the set.
tiers were in to repel an attack of such a
force, all the arms of the settlers were
turned in for the use of Capt Maxon's and
other companies )-how was he received?
He was grossly insulted-was told to mind
his own business Did the officers of the
garrison npprehend any danger at that
time If they did not, why did they send
their wives and children, and the greater
part Of their ammunition and some other
articles, into the Hudson Bay Co.'S fort
for safety or protection.
In relation to the arms that were ship
ped to this place, for Columbia river, ria
San Francisco, they did not arrive before
the attack on the Cascades, but not until
some days after; and then, before Captain
Dali would deliver them to us, we had to
raise $l65, by subscription, which we did
very readily.
In order that you may know how mat
ters and things stand in this county on
these subjects, took the liberty to give
you brief statement.
, 1856-04-25
Nonpereil Saloon,

s. L. n. wEsTBROoK. PRoPHiEroR,
Main Street, TrO Doors North Of the Pacific House
THE citizens OF Olympia, the travelling community
i In particular, and the universal world In general
are hereby Informed by the undersigned, that he has
leased the above well known establishment, and will
endeavor 10 make 1t agreeable resort for all who
may favor him with their custom.
II shall be the constant endeavor Of the proprietor
to maintain the good and character this house hai
ever sustained. He will ever keep on hand the BEST
of Wines Liquors, Syrups, Cigars, &C., aud conduct
the establishment in such manner, that few shal
equal-none excel"
Oysters HOLSTERS, sardnes eggs, &C., furnished tC
private parties, If desired.
ball alley and billiard table are attached to th'
premises. t....-... r.-.....--..l
Prices moderate. Terms cash. Marry" credit
and &" halo books.
Olympia, Jan. IL, 1856. yn.l6.
, 1856-04-25
STOP THEEF:
Rawara of the aherifll

THE undersigned being about To leave for the states
and having disposed Of all his interest in the "Nonpe
reiI saloon,n would respectfully, but earnestly and
armly request all who may know themselves TO be In
debted 70 me- on book account or otherwise to come
forward and make immediate payment, and thus avoid
any further delay and expense.
By an examination Of my books, ] find great mani
In arrears which, unless squared and balanced immed
atey will positively be placed in the hands Of the pro
per officers for collection,
word TO the wise Il Sufficient. The call is general
and none need consider themselves sighted without
further notice. ---
Olympia, Jan. II 1856. tf-nSo.
, 1856-04-25

l
| lWHEREAS, during the past three months band
amongst the settlers residing on Puget Sound,-mur-
dering families, destroying property, causing claims
TO be abandoned and preventing the usual avOcatons
OF the farmer whereby large portion Of the territory
has become deserted and positive want II not starv0s
ton, sares us in the face during the coming year; add
whereas the term Of service of the troops already call
ed into the field, either has, or is about to EXPIRE and
that by vigorous prosecution of the war, il is be-
eved that peace can soon be conquered, enc
mics west Of the Cascade mountains be annihilated
especially from the friendly attitude up to this time,
the waters Of Puget Sound
Now, therefore, |, ISAAC |. STEVENS, Governor
OF the territory Of Washington, do hereby call upon
the citizens of the said territory for six companies Of
volunteers, to serve for six months unless dis
charged:one to enroll at Port Townsend in the coun
y OF Jefferson; at Seattle in the county OF King
one at SteiacOom, in the county Of Pierce; two at
Olympia. ip the county Of ThurstOn Said companies
% consist Of one Captain, one first and one second
Lieutenant, four Sergeants, four CorpOras and sixty
prvates-to organize by eecing their own officers, re-
further orders.
Ind Jurthsrmore. in view Of the Impoverished state
Of the territory, and the exigences Of the OCCASION
de most earnestly call upon the citizens Of this teitO
~ for their cooperation, and to furnish such supplies
the credit Of the United States government to be
paid forby appropriations, which it is expected will
be made at the present session Of congress.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
this twenty-thrl day Of January 1856
ISAAC I. STEVENS,
Governor ofwT T.
By the Governor, lf
c. u. MASON, Secretary. .Er
Olymnia. January 2ad. IR56.-K
, 1856-04-25
Settle Up.

VNlE propretors being about to close busines per-
l. sons indebted u the Tripod House, will settle up
without delay the accounts will he placed in the
hands OF an officer for collection. Persons having
claims will present them Immediately for settlement 10
my agent, Mr. James Roberts
N, B. The premises to let on liberal terlns-apply
as above.
EUSTES HUGER.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 90 1856. n23.2w
, 1856-04-25

TO GENERAL ORDERs-No. 4

TO GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 4.
W. T. Volunteers, and will assume command Of the
Central and Southern Battalions.
and. II. j. q. Maxon Is elected Major Of the South.
ern Battalion.
3d. Edward Gibson Is appointed extra aid 10 the
Commander In Chief.
4th. LIST 1t W. "; De Lacy is appointed Adjutant
10 the Southern Battalion.
5th. Humphrey Hills appointed Adju.ant to the
Northern Battalion.
9Th. b. +. Ruth is appointed Adjutant to the Cen
tTal Battalion.
7th. Justin Mard appointed Surgeon in the End
Regt. W. T. V.
sth. Christopher c. Pagett is appointed Or Master
and Conmissary In the End Regt W. T.V
9th. Albert Eggers Is appointed Asst. Surgeon.
10th. U,D. Warbass Is appointed Asst. Surgeon.
llth. Officers elected by Co. l., End Regt.. CNala
taine, LIST 1t, Louis Rabion, End It,
18th. Co. X. QIounted Rihes) Francis NJ. p
Goif Capt, Israel Hedges, LIST It., Thomas B. Waite
18th. Co. I, (Mounted Rlaes) Bluford Miller
Capt, Anthony W. Presley, LIST It., Andrew shep
hard, End 1t.
iIth. Co. NJ, Qewis Coy Edward warbass Capt
John w. Anderson, lst It., John B. Bonchard, And
18th. Clark Co. Rangers, VIM. Kelly, Capt. John
D. Biles, lst L., Patrick Ahern. end Ii.
10th. Daniel Smalley is elected Capt. Of Co. G
vice J. J. II; Van Bokken, elected Maj Northern Bat
nth. Arthur A. Denney Il elected lst 1t. Of Co
A. End Regt. vice H. II. Piextlo, resigned.
18TH J. Q. Cole elected lst. It.. Go. p.
18th. John Brady, lst 1t. Co. B., vice Van ogle
resigned.
2Oth VIM K. Temple End 1t. Go. h. vice william
Martin, resigned.
2lst Geo. W: Ebcy, 2nd 1t. Co. G, vice DAME
Smalley elected Capt
| By order Of the Governor and Commander.in-Chiei
JAMES TILTON,
Adjutant General W. T. Vol. Forces.
HEAD QUARTERS
| ~ oo
, 1856-04-25
NOTICE.
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons holding accounts foi
supplies furnished the Volunteers raised under the
proclamation Of Acting Governor Mason that for said
accounts scrip will be issued by the Or. Master and
Commssary General upon the presentation Of said
accounts, approved by the officers commanding at the
time the accounts were created.
The accounts In all cases must specify the articles
and the quantity furnished.
This is done In order that all the accounts for sup
plies furnished during the may be placed upon an
equal footing and in proper form for adjustment by
United States Government.
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
Or: Master and Commissary General.
Olympia, W. T. 26tf