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05rWe learn from friend at Fort Gibson, that
Lieut's. James w. Albert and William G. Peck
of the U. S. Typographical Engineers, arrived at
Fort Gibson on the 22d inst, with party of forty
men, and II train of wagons and mules. Lieut..
4 bert parted from Capt. Fremont, at Brenl's
For, on the Arkansas on the 18th of August, and
after following for time the tributaries Of the
Arkansas, crossed spur of mountains IN m he fol.
the source of the Canadian, W bo,o ,or,v ora !,
'o"eu 10 'he ALa'a ARE y harder set of men could no,
Pef'e's u: i After resting few days al Fort Glib.
son, the party took up their line of march for St.
Louis. all anxious 10 reach once more the abodes
home.