The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-27

| Der Oh the fr0testent Episcopal church IN
which communion he was brought up and
continues to this day. After leaving col.
lese he taught school for some time, in
Charleston and attended in other schools to
instruct classes in mathematics, and in this
he dsyeloped the indeatipable energy and
mower If endurance tina. bav, marked his
snbscouen, ,;s
Il IL ;mnoss;b,s within op, nrcscnt limits.
to give more than the most brief sketch Of
his subsequent life. In 1888, by the in
auence If Mr.. poinsett Young Frem ont was
,nr,;n,.a ,s.obor Of mathematics On hoard
,hs s,oon-oc.wo, Matches then stationed in
Ch,r,ostor b,rhor 10 ovorawe publication,
and he subsequently made, in that vessel, a
crui.e Of two wear. and half On his re-
turn, he adopted the profession of a survey
or and engineer, and served in that capacity
under Can't. Williams, of the Typographical
Enc;nsers in the survey of a railroad route
between Charleston and Cincinnati. Sub
soouentlv he accompanied Capt. w. in a
reconnaissance of the Cherokee country
After this he joined NJ. Nicolet, a distin-
ruished French sayan in the employ of the
| United States, in an exploring expedition
over the orth-western prairics. He was
employed in this survey during the years
1888 and 1889, and while absent upon it
,,s .rro;ntod n Second Lieutenant in the
Corps of Typographical Engineers. While
n.onor;r, n report he resided for some
fine AZ Washington, where he formed the
acquaintance of the family of Mr.. Benton,
rssultipr in his marriage, in lS4l.
In lsI2 he accomplished the first of his
,hroo great exnlorinp expeditions, which
was through the famous South Pass of the
poorr Maintains in which with four of his
-.~,., A.. h;,hos. srmm;. If
.h". 80 In Tho followipr wear he en-
:, .o.ond oxnad;t;on starting from
SIS ~; NJ, Doth lslS and
"e .-,,,.;c, or rrlrown 70
P''e IL ~. &c ,h0 Ro.lv Mountains
S'ons y" Wv" ' ca r,uo..;,. roor In
uh'li inc huS ..S.o,,, o. , ,b;rd
1910, oaP''',n .i'' - u,0,o -, r,;c-
expedi'ioh' u.s'S"0u " ~ - 10 bod
uiar survey o, INC 49, -, -, - Ali.
previously VisiIeu' III.
expedition, ana before ne ,'au iv.0I 49,,
intima'ioh o, ''o We" VIZ" Az ,ao.;o.n
ndueed py .nc e'.,'"1 - -,
settlers III 'h0 '""'y " 49,,
"nV" '"0 -. h;m.o,r =, tbo;r head
oil the country )" pu' I n r.
mus iVu' '.'y - 60" aommrn;c,,;on with
montput h'niSe'' 'n'o 49,, ona soon
the ha'ai 'V.''1 ~, c..,o,a.o SECTION
IN conJun'''o" WV" - c.,;c,rn;o
oo'a,n0u 'Ou'p'S DIR &C AUGUST no was
OIL winch, Vn , 60. M,;,.ry Command.
aPp'i"''N y ~
VI. .,., s.ou This
FOR 'ncse S'r'lVOI ~ -, ~ T;o,, Colonel,
government u eo'ni,'''o" "' 49, -;
promotion uhsoi'''''u' '.' r.
hcatlon oil MS ih'er,oh''On -. -
California An uh'0f'u",'V -
the cniei eo'''na"u' W.. - hooded
anu o'ooN'Oa, - ". VIZ" rnor Fremont
III '''o" ~, ~ arrostod and tried by
Go. Tar,;,, Uo was dismissed from the
80 A.. ,,oro., ,ocbn;calitv and 70.
G., ...o.. y. row commission of the
~" - ~ ,hot of which be had been de-
80 w
P'N o.,,u.oor , so,r,b ox,,or
nO 'VD ,,.,aS - a;sooror = more southern
ing espeu ,"' ~. p Poorv Mountains. in which
ms ~ IL. and q third Of his purtv perish.
", III, AN ~ LA 81 ,ho sierro San Juan /; but
,,a;soor-ocod nv his sufIerin rs, he reiitted
unu'''O. us " -, H. months
my eAP'''''O"' "N e. -. rooohod
a''', Su,n'O AZ" ,..su,on,o
'"g In .na - s,.,o Of california he was
:" A.. o.,i;os American nroprictors, by
A. r,r.hos. IF the celebrated Mariposa
~ IA ,ool GREAT interest in the form
81 A.. S,,,o Constitution He was
'''Oa y, -, =, .o,,,;n, in that document n
O. o..,,,.;on or slavery from the State.
Po''''' a.. s,,,.or. cbossn
lie WIS '"0 W =, "" s...r C.,,e,-,;, - Tho
10 rePre'sn' ',v -, c.. ia ,o,t his
Senate oil tue on's'' S o.I ,Oso
sea. IN inc " o. - M.roh An
ana MS .er" y, 0 &c -. sor,tor;.
1901 S.a0' ."e Looted himself
al .srn, W. ,..non. os Ii. CALIFORNIA estate,
7" 'ne ~.as,,,;o, &C b.. r;cbtfol claims
a"u " '"e -. c.om which tho govern.
10 'n,' p'OPe n.xa,;on. sr;,s 10 do.
meh' na'' ''"s"'''
prlye him. ,c, ..-..-