GENI,. JESSuP.
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This war worn and war marked veteran p'ss'
ed our city on Monday last en- route Tor WISH
inp,on. His vsi, to the West, was not' as on'
nounced in some of the Louisiana papers, con-
nectod with the contemplated hostill'les with Mex
lco: but was simply rish to our Western posts


The severe heat, added to there being no post.
tive D eed of it, prevented the General from v'''.
ting For, Tow sou and Washiia. Tho General
had never before visited the Southwest and he
himself desired TO see the Creeks, who were soon
conquered By his inlrcpidity in 1886. and the Sem
inoes against whom he served porIous cam'
paiyn and to whom many Of them surrendered
The General had made some promises to this Peo'
ple; aud they had complained to him, that so tar
rs the Seminoles were concerned they had not
been fulfilled. To the foresight of Genl. Jessup
are the Creeks mostly indebted, for their escape
from the internal dscords of "Old Settlers and
"New Settlers" which have so distracted their
neghbors.


We have no doubt but the Generals Report up
On wha, he has seen in the Wes. wi! vii! be o
service to the Government.


We wish him pleasant return TO his family