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MAKING A SOLDIER or JACK

he New Orleans Picayune saws at the time
mat an attack upon Point Isabel was apprehend-
co. and The brave sailors of the fleet were trans
,e'fen !" the shore 10 aid in the defence Of the
Io'ht' The officers were a little non puzzled in
idnu 'actlcs' The words Of command as given
we infantry officer was all hand over fist to
we S''ofs. They cou get along with the man
''' vel enough but when it came 10 the move
49, tney were thrown completely ON their
"e%'" '"oS, ana Lieut.. r. oi the Navy was com
Fe,,.," 10 a.o his TREND Of The land service
l"e OincerS, when desirous Of G,rnnino, tho
company INTO line in the direction in which tboy
were marching company into line - but the tafs
ony hilched up their uOwsers and marched ,,
I'LL Lieut.. X. called ont Line of boIJjc sb;ns
abreast on The siarboard beam, when ,b, -,,o,,
ment was accurately and expedltiously exocr,ed
lie then wished to deploy the men as skirmisbo,.
and charge and ordered. Line of bafiIc sL;ns
bear do,ru on The eucmV' and of they rnsbrJ
IKE a whir'wlud, with loud huzza. sticLino
'heT boyone's into ever clump Of bushes. or slash
their reach
m'Jor ---- Of the infantry. who was super
intending the drill, ordered, Rally on the re-
serve but on rolled the sailors like the waves Of
'he ocean with redoubled energy, till their own
officer, who had the order explained TO him, cried
out, Line Of battle ships, rcady aboutP The
old boaIman who acted as SERGEANT. replied in
SANITY dyc, aye, sir,-aU Rend,, = Bout
snip and away she goes, all sail set bawled the
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expenditure of the public treasure. not warranted
oy Jaw or justified by lmperious necessity. cannot
be disregarded. just responsibility of all in an,
thot'y makes 1t public duty of i'm pera,ive obi
ga''"" 10 observe and strictly enforce the law and
the rules of The service.
By order of the President:
-, m w. l.. MARCY. Secretary of War.
W. The cour, of inquiry. of which Brevet
Brgadier General Ii Brady is president. is berebv
dissolved
BY order: R.JONES
Adlutant General
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE ,

NoriOIH, LIST August 1916.
SEALED PROPOSE - in duplicate, Will be
- received until II o'clucf on the, Goth in.ton,
10Y we delivery at the Navy yard OF
ON pest Cast Steel MILL SAWS, feet inelc-
on"' (to be tmn) of Humphreys make.
Bond and security viii doe required Tor their do
livery, subject to the usual .;nspcction
GEORGE bCTALI,
N"S i-i""'" Navy A|rnt.
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ms should I've accompanied BY the certificate r.
the nitcd States District Attorncv Nav,, 4, W., 70
nr some other officer OF the General Covcrr,1o,'
ln't INC gNarantors arc able to make GOOD tbcir
The bidders name and residence. and Tho Sam.
- Guy" member ot firm, where Il COMPANY Of
It.s, should bc distinctly stated F''J VI
inc person OF persons whose proro.,Is arc ,,,,.,,
y" (ait1 none oth") will be f5ithwitb no,i6c,,
"tico' by the transmission Of n cout,,c. and L,i
MT"'CH contract and bond must be executed bcC,rc
&c ON Gay OF October next, and drr,si,nJ t., a.
'U,I OIHoC' addressed to the Chief of thi, Rurc,,
Proposals should be sent under seal ,dgrc..I' T.,
We bWc'u al Provisions and Cluthiur With .p,
P's'iS ior Navy Beet or Pork" las the case ,,,
Pc ML"',' on the face Of the letter and sbnrI1
ne oEn'ichcd 10 time to be received by. NJ tc
inc IIth day of September next, al ) o'cfork p Al
10 DC published once a week until tbc I'm NJ,
September next in the Union aud tn,cIJia,m',o'
washington. ID. C.; Age Augusta, Main. ~;
o. concord, \. IT, Morning Post. DaiIy TN
BOSTON, Massachusetts,: Patriot MoutnrIi, w.
mont lmos haruo, Ct Argus. Nuas An
~, y. -; evening Post Morninr Ncvs So,
-, norN f'husylVtnian, Times, Kcvstopc pIir,
uciP",' "a Morning Post, Pittsburr. Pa -. a.
gus Baltimore, Md. Enquirer Eiclr,,rJ W
Ncw FRA, Portsmouth, Va Statesmen
Oni1' inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio; Democrat Lon,
,sNHiy; ny; Gazette, Lexington. Ky: Union
NdShNnic, Tenn. Register, SpfipcGr.f. iii ~
GorW' 'hiCaco, ILL.,. State Sentinel. 1udiansroi;
i,su.''ua western Sun, Fncouuc-, Ind. : Pc6rI.,
i'hd, Covington, la: Missouriau. 81 II:
no lo. FTcc Press, Detroit Michigan JcfTcrso,;,,
View Or cans Louisiana. ''"'
Ptoprietors Of the above papers arc rco,,,-,..,..
send a copy Of their respective na,crs ol.!34 W
INC advertisement 10 this Bureau as a vo.,lI,r *
the approval of their accounts 0"'' LOT
Aug lawtScpl4
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ryNUE FRANKLIN uoUsE n IA 81.

'ENhE FRA y KILN HOUSE. No. IO5 Chcs-
Il nut street, between Third and Fourth PhiIn.
dc.pha.-I his popular and central Hotel cstah.
ilShcd by the Messrs. Sandcrson having p,,scd
INTO the hands of the subscriber, he desires To i'm
lorn ms friends and the public that ii ~ now omen
for the reception of guests. F
10 those who have visited (" THE FRANKLIN
HOOSE," Its advantages dcsirahlc stopniro
PIacc are wen known; to those who have not il
VIII be Only necessary state tina il is situa in
the business part of tho most fashionable street in
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange Post OF
nee, Banks. Custom House, places of Amusement
Hotels Steamboat Landings, Railroad Dcpo,s Pnb.
nc Squares, Court Houses, &c, &c.
since the change of prOprictors, il lar orc amount
OF money mas been expended in charging rc.ft-
ing, rc-iurnIshin" and painting AInop6 tho mn
Incrous improvements. may be mentioned i'm Drovrd
Entrances. a new Ladies' Ordinary a new Gcnuc.
mems Dining Saloon, Parlors new jbarnLcr.
nc" Kitchen, and new Bar Room, besides nnn,,
othrr minor Improvements.
ihc principal features Of first rate Hotel
The Table and Wine Cellar" will be updcr tho.
management Of Mr.. JAMES NJ SANDEESON
one OF the former proprctors, whose ambition To-
excel as Caterer Is well known. His widely col.
cOrdtcd Cook, % PELLETGER, ~ aided by experienced
assistants viii still continue to he his RIGHT hand
man. The Office and Books will be under tho
charge Of Nlr. GEORGE p. BURNHAM late tho
able Editor of the " Daily Ohio Union ;, of Gin
cinnatI, aud more recently of Boston. In short
great cN"rnous have been made and hereafter ,viII
not nc spared, to rent THE FRANKJIN,, ono
OF the rerH first Hotels for comfort convenience.
and gOpt living. d. X MINOR
AUG % ~
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NAVAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.

Norfolk, August l2,h, 1875
w AM ED at the Navy Yard me thousand
W bushels CT best 1,.aiit. CIf4RCG IN GS~ -,
az. """ ana subject To inspection No payment
WIZ nc mace "nlh the whole is delivered which
Sealed proposals in dUpi,ssto will he rc,cirnI g.
the above unul ~ O'Clock on tho 18th Scptcnbe,
next Bond and gccarity will be required
Aug l3-lawIw NJ. -,
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lieutenant. Every man wheeled on his own axis,
ana steering Tor ms former position, came III with
perfect rush, all right and tight ~" w. ." y
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NAGUERREOTYpE OR PHoroGRApn.

hAGU ERR EOTYPE OR PHOTOGRAPH
~ &c PORTRAITS The subscriber has the
pleasure t" announce 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Norfolk and Portsmouth, that nc has returned
and will take charge ot his Daguerrean Gallery in
person for a short time only.
lie hr'' eav" - state tn from his long expert
'hcc IN this bushes, 'ud cnt wonder fll iul-
Provcncnts. 'HTt he : 'ablcd To make Likcncsscs
IN point %! beauty, ard ,ylc OF finish to surpa,s
any mat mas hrrCtoior" been exhibited They can
be inserted in Rings, Bracelets Pins Co.cs or
FramcS and are wHu an ca not to fade or rub off
Instructions given ina the art.
large assortment OF Apparatus and Stool, al.
ways on hand, the lowest cash price Can nj
Rooms Conner OF Main and Talbot srs
Aug i-tf&OD3t j. H. WUTTEHTRST
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Aug 20 IN FREEMAN, Norfolk.
(tOLD pATENT LEYER WATCIIEs

GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES
II have just received fine lot Of vc,v st1nc. TO-
English Levers. plain and full Jcwclcd- in tIr,,t
ing and single Gold Cases, ~, nv of tLesr VOL,
mcuts were selected by nc, and e ,cd i'm fine C;o,J
can be- hi~by recommended ''''
J have also received LOO Of fine Anchor and
Cylinder c-capcmcut Watches, of COZ and silver
cases
Pc-aous i'm want Of time kccDcr. arc rc,,,,o.,,.,
to call aud 'HrrHiuc my extensive stock before cy
make purchase all of which shall br cold ,,y.
). NJ. FREEMAN, Jcwclcr.
in superior style. Auer 20
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HAIR BRUSHES. PERFUMERY, &c,
OF which are of the best quality with Pcyfi,,ocyy
and Fancy Soaps Of varous kinds. Also. Tooth
Nail, Dusuug and Cloth Brushes all Of which we
arc prepared to sell at low rates
/. {. SCUOOLFlELD s. Co,
July 25-5t Dru~ri,,
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SERVANT GIRL WANTED
CTSTOM uOJ-sr

CUSTOM HOUSED
Norfolk, 18Th August, 1916.
until II O'Clock of MONDAY, tin, 3Ist irst
for delivering $50 tons OF RUBBLE HARD STONE
at each OF the Light Houses Back River Point
ana on Smiths Island, under the direction Of tho
respective Keepers OF those establishment sn a.
to be- convenient for placing aroma the towers
separate proposals will received for each Ligh,
before the first of November next ~ "o''0
Aug 20 CONWAY WHITTIE SIM,
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.- 5000 Haven,
~ SEGNRS of the 90 Colon . br.,d i,,ro,I i,,'
me >chr Caroline, from Havana for saIr bv
Aug 10 JOSIAH Wills Ci.
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Under the head of "A Chapter of Crimes. "
the Richmond Republican gives currency to the
following dreadful suspicious which, if true.
stamps Epes as one of the most hardened and
ld-blooded villains whose infamous deeds stand
on the records of crime in any country, and give
plaus'bI'y To the story, which has been unino
the rounds of the papers, of Epes's death. while
engaged In deed of robbery in Alabama. since
his murder of Muir.
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RLAiR'S s. TOBACCO. so bu,,. ri.
!, - $ TOBACCO, just received and for SAFE ~
'c7 ny JOSIAH WILLS
EN"- /" Commerce sty,,t
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Observation-Disclosures. &c.
New YORK. Aurust 81 = p Al

NEW lOHk, August u, ,. ?. nj.
There is less activity in the Flour Market to.
g1ay, Michigan and Genesee are held at 81 a
1925. ''''
5000 bushels Western Corn brought 80 cents
lot of Southern yellow was taken at Sc CENTS
Prime Pork remains steady at IS, and Mess
S9.62s a 1915.
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MiSCELh ASEOUS.
THE LAST RAIL ROAI
ITO ThE HOLDERS on vIncIYr,

MiLltoRY LAND WARR i,NTS.|Con-,css
N py an Act, approved 18th July last ct
tended lhe time for lucatin,r Confinement J,,,d
WI ~ the Nirei"ia Military District Ohio,
49, '"r 'TSHrhinE Snvcys therein to this Dflicc,
hereby given, chat, tho holders OF snch W',r,,,tS
can now 'oTasc the same ia tn" said District
rro"i kcL3rt nadc to CHS Oflicc by ti,c Snr
N'yor "i the Military Dis srict in Ri, !, r.,..
th', 'hc quantity OF land We rrr,ai.ing to- g.. 7
cared. j: about 230 poo acrcc Iyin, arinr ;,', :;
Scotc. Pike and Adams CGiiuiics 'Y'''9 !"
~ the time for beating. and IA, cD,,ti,,, D., H.
located are limited, and CONGRESS Ina, i,,Ic ,,n
provision 70 satisfy Warrants OF this ch,r3c,cr j.,
scrip holders will perceive that if tho present on
PGr'"nlty OF locating their Warrants be lost. an
other may not Offer ~ 81"
General Land Office
August nth, l~i6 A,,, IL ,,,,.p,
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NAVY BEEF ANppon. por ,s.z.

NAVY DErARTMENT,
BUREAU or PROvIsIeNs AND Ctor.i,,,
August :, 1916. }
SEA LED PROPOSALS. endorsed " prnro.
'''S Tor Beet and 4" Proposals for Pork - e.,
Wv '',' may be. will bc received this Office un.
III O'clock, p. NJ, ON MONDAY, the II;b dav %.
,PrT'nO'r next for iurnshim. ami delivering free
E;yc ,L,,,.,..I c''" va ,'a'cs---
naci, and tour thousand eight hundred nrrrcl. Of
Eh'h ""'rel to contain not l,,ss than two hundred
pounds nett weight of Beef or PORK NJ. .,r,,ss or
weight m either article will DC paid for 10 I've de
h'crcG at the respective Navy Yards, as foows:.
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n e1 The Steamer OSCEOLA. will. until
further notice take PASSENGERS .y,y
cents. Ia MES NIrrGtiE.Tu nor 20
Aug - ,I','.'';
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M OS2U ETO NE'FTING.-An persons in
~, a want "t the article of MOSQUErO NET.
and quality, by calling on w
Aug - JNO. COOKE & co.
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NGNIrE

lSLA II BOOk San assortment of 81 ANk
- ACCOUNT BOOKS for sale low bv
N"S ~ w. II. III. HODGES & co
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EARINA COLOGNE.--A few boxcs F,r;
a na justly celebrated and highly DonnIor co
co. >'-' "n'ch we ofier for sale At the usual pr-
]. c. SCHOOLFIELD & co.
-I'- - ~ Drnnrri-t-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
The Oregon Co ulatry.
LETTER 3.
To the Editor of the Union:

10 me Editor OF the Union:
SIR-I now come to the description O
that portion of Oregon, lying west Of til,
Cascade mountains, embracing not only
the Willamette country, but the great val
ley-if it be so called-bound east by tn.
Cascade mountains, and west by the Pa
ci6c, and including, from north 10 south
the whole Of our territory, averaging, from
east to west, lao to l5o miles. Of the
north portion Of this district we know lit.
tie else satisfactorily, than that large sec.
tions are heavily timbered, the soil being
represented as in most places, sandy, thin,
and impregnated with magnesia; whilst
there are said 10 be considerable portions
along the coast and near the base Of the
mountains Of the choicest description Of
high rolling prairies, beautifully clad with
fine grass, wild red and white clover, va
nous herbages and charming flowers. Yet
the general aspect Of the country is hilly,
rngged, and rather uninvitlng in its fea-
lures.
ought here to say, that the valley of the
Cowerlitz, which river empties into the
Columbia some 40 miles from its mouth.
is fayorably represented by the colonists
planted there and said TO produce well the
various crops peculiar to the northern and
middle State: and the fact of the little col
ony of about two hundred, being rapidly
advancing and in fourishing state, is cor
scborative to IFS statement. During the
last year, Rev. Alvin +. Walter, accom-
panied by two or three other respectable
gentlemen, and other small exploring par
ties, have penetrated into the northern and
northeastern district of this country, ex-
ploring the country east and west of the
Cascade mountains; and all unite in more
favorable representations of the country,
both as TO grazing and agricultural pur-
poses. Several large valleys and districts
are not only well watered, timbered, and
grassed, but present an agl eeablc undulat-
ing surface. Yet on the whole, the weight
OF testimony is against the larger portions
Of The territory north of the Columbia, as
ut for agricultural purposes, but as pas
turai and manufacturing district, in view
Of the inildness Of the climate, and Of its
excellent water privileges, conceive too
much cannot be said in its favor. l re-
serve to show its immence commercial ad-
vantages, it's harbors. its importance as
mineral district, in future number.
The valley Of the Columbia, though its
soll has been strengthened by rich alluvi-
a deposits, is, owing to annual inundatiens
IN the most favorable seasons Of the year,
untitled for agricultural purposes, except
4 Vancouver and few other places, oc-
casionally met with upon the north and
south side Of the river. The Willamette
tiver, emptying into the Columbia, ninety
iour miles from its mouth, is estimated to
Be some three hundred miles in length,
with ship navigation from its entrance
ior about thirty five miles. Of this val
ley we shall treat at some length in our
next number. -
77i ELIJAH WHITE. 1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
ai ELIJAH WHITE.
Washington, Dec. l6, 1845.

Erilsion Of PrencAer.-.Msmerisn
and Selection. The Methodist Episcopal
Conference, now in session in New Or
leans, says the Picayune, has expelled the
Rev. H. H. Shropshire, who last year
travelled the St. Helena Circuit, from the
ministry. He was charged with the flag
rant offence Of having attempted the seduc-
uon Of q young lady upon whom he was
Practising some Mesmeric experiments
IN July last. He fully confessed his
8mit, and did not attempt to justify his
conduct. The venerable Bishop Soule,
President Of the Conference, strongly
Eeprehended the practice Of Mesmerism,
and adnonished his hearers to avoid it as
one that was disgraceful, degrading, and
fuinous to those that meddled with it.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

;, iaisresfing from Hayti.--The N. York
Herald has aivices from Port au Prince to
.1e 9TH inst. The difficulties between the
1oninicans and Haytiens continued in
iull iorce. A French commercial agent,
reading at Cape Haytien, had been order
g Of BY the blacks, for acting as sort Of
sPy for the Domlnicans. Not leaving
sanediately, he was marched down to the
zach, and made to swim otto Haytien-
Aan-of-war, on board Of which he received
: severe hogging. This created some
ssasafion, and may lead to the blockade Of
~ NE Hayden ports BY the French. "A
esaner conveying information Of the oc-
ssnsnce, had been despatched 10 the
sfeach Admiral on the coast, but had not
setursed On the 9th inst.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
GIlc Ga,rtte ano Aoucrtiser
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
- THURSTON o. TIZZARD.
JErrEasoH ST., BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.

ERMS:
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-THREE DOls.ARs at the expiration Of the year.
No subscription will be discontinued until all ar
rearage, shall have been paid, unless the option
si the ed,tors aud subscription will be received
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advance.
gs TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
catered into BY the Proprietors Of the Gasette
ssd Hdrkey. Y
THURSTON e. TIZZARD,
EDWARDS BROADWELL
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
BURLINGToN, IOWA: SATURDAY, JANUARY 24
A LIST OF
RECEIPTS lind EXPENDITURES

~ the County Of Des .MOines !,
4 lo'Ca, from the lst dag Of Ja,sas-
01'y, lS45, to the lst day Of Jam
'sn1.y, 1916. ]. ... ..... g.
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are neither Hindoos nor Algerines; letbargY is
not the sleep Of death, and the future will show a.
Turning our eyes towards the north, where the
Inhabitants call us brothers, and offer their sym
pathies Great God whom we 60 call brothers.
All no. We are content with marking our cattle
with red-hot irons. Cursed be they, who apply
hem TO human beings" ~
% THE pictures drawn by foreigners travelling
in Mexico, prove beyond doubt that the condition
Of the great mass Of her people is infinitely below
that Of the negro slave Of our southern States; below
IT, not merely regards the comforts of life, but as
regards liberty ITSELF the legal authority possessed
over them, for all purposes Of coercion and punish
ment, being fully as great as that which our laws
confer over the slave; whilst il is exercised in far
more harsh and cruel way. And these are the poor
people who are terrified at the Americans by being
told that, under their sway, they would be branded
with hot IRONS, just cattle are branded amongst
themselves UNIOS.l
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GENERAL KEARNEY-

We should feel ourselves much indebted to any
gentleman who has the necessary materials at hand
furnish with biographical sketch of this excellent
officer. The last achievement which he has performed
alone sufficient to stamp his upon the history
Of his country. lie has conquered one of the most
important provinces Of Mexico. II is an inIerme-
date link in the chain of commercial communion
lion between California and the United States Car
aVans already travel yearly from to the other
and, besides, the intercourse between New Mexico
and ST. Louis is becoming frequent and mutually pro-
htabe to both tbs impossible, indeed, To calculate
the importance ofsueh acquisition to the resour-
ces Of the United States and to the nercommunicu-
ton between the Pacific and the Gulf OF Mexico.
General Keurney has obtained possession Of SAN
ta Fe without firing one gun shedding drop Of
blood. But he was prepared for actiou--snd his
gallsnlry would have resped for his country fresh
laures on the banks Of the Rio Grande. We all
wish to become acquainted with his life and charsc-
ter. lie is a native of New York, las we are in
formed and married the slep-daughler Of The eele-
brated Clark, Of ST. Louis, who penetrated, with
Menvether Lewis, TO the Columbia river. He is
between SO and IS years Of uge. The general en-
tered the army during the war of 1912 and at the
close Of it, he regarded as gallant intelligent
and energetic officer who gave promise Of rising to
distinction, any opportunity should offer itself He
has continued in the army sncs and for the as
fifteen twenty years, he has been stationed in the
far west-at 81. Louis, and generally at Fort Leav.
enworth on the Missouri-in the dragoon service.
He has made frequent reconnoissances, in military
expeditions, in that region, thus acquiring such
knowledge Of its physical features, OF the Indian
habits, Of the resources OF western life, as would
qualify him TO act the pioneer and commanding Off
Of the expedition which he has so successfully
conducted to Santa Fe He ranks very high as a
bold, indomitable, energetic and accomplished off
cer-who has The head to conrive, the hand TO exc.
cute, and the heart to brave every difficulty. Such
is the man who seems rapidly rising to high distinc-
oni and whose services already entiile him to the
applause and gratitude of his country.