[Inclosure.] Los ANGELES, August 12, 1861. The undersigned, citizens of Los Angeles County, do hereby form and constitute ourselves into a defensive organization or home guard, and we pledge ourselves…
[Inclosure No. 2.] SAN BERNARDINO, July 27, 1861. DEAR SIR: In response to your request in giving an account of the state of affairs in this and the adjoining counties,…
[Inclosure No. 2.] CAMP NEAR LOS ANGELES, June 21, 1861. Lieutenant CARR: Sergeant Dalton and ten dragoons, with rations and forage for two days, forty rounds for Sharps carbines, and…
[Inclosure.] May 25, 1861. May 25, 1861. BRIGGsS, Esq.: As an American citizen 1 deem it my duty to warn my countrymen and the lovers of this glorious Union and…
[Inclosure.] SAN FRANCISCO, May 4, 1861. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: _ SIB: During the war with Mexico I had the honor, ur der the authority of James K. Polk,…
[Inclosure.] March 21, 1861. CIRCULAR.] ADJUTANT-GENERAL’S OFFICE, Washington, March 21, 1861. The commanding officers of military posts on that part of the present southern Overland Mail Route to California, which…
[Inclosure.] July 25, 1864. July 25, 1864, detachment of Company D left Camp Johns, near Susanville, Cal., at 6 a. m. (Lieutenant Littlefield in command) for Unionville, on the Humboldt…
[Inclosure.] Box ELDER, UTAH TER., July 30, 1863. At Fort BOISÉ AND IN THE SNAKE RIVER COUNTRY: A treaty of peace was this day concluded at this place by General…
[Inclosure.] FORT CRITTENDEN, UTAH TER., April 1, 1863. Brigadier-General CONNOR, Camp Douglas : I do hereby certify to the statement* as being correct, and as regards the Mormons on horseback…
[Inclosure.] CAMP ANDERSON, September 8, 1862. Captain DOUGLAS: SIR: The Diggers have cleaned us out and taken our mules and packs and wounded Sergeant Connell, About6 a.m., as we were…