Capt. Frcmonts Exploring Expedition to


the Rocky Mountains.
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We herewith present to our readers map of the
route OF this enterprising traveller accompanied by
two engravings of spots OF interest. 1t is in
tention, from time to tme to give the whole series
of views by which the gallant Captains able report
is illustrated There have been got up-as the COM
mon saying is, " at enormous EXPENSE" and hope
they will be appreciated by readers, as they
not fail but afford them amount of information
of this almost unknown beautiful country


The map embraces the whole of the route from
the mouth of the Missouri river in an almost north
western direction along the Nebraska Platte river
the North Fork of the Platte river, through the new
ly discovered South Pass at the foot of the Wind
River Mountains, along the Nintah river to Red
Fork in a southeastern direction; thence to the
Great Salt Lake and the Utah Lake from thence to
the Fork of the Columbia river; from thence to Fort
Baisee on the Rio Baisee across the Blue Noun.
tans, proceeding TO Fort Walawalah along the CO.