NEW YORK SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY S. ls45.
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parade every guard call the roll and nspec, the at
time Of mounting He shall also visi the guard least
every night and that the guard doing strict
military duty, and may at any time givsthem the neces
sary respecting their duty, and shs regu
laly mske report the Captain every morning. and be
considered second in command.


Rule 5th The captain, orderly sergeant and members
of the council shall hod their Offices at the pleasure of
the company and shall be the duty Of ecouncil upon
the application Of third more Of the company, to
order election for either captain orderly sergeant
momber members of the council, for all
any Of them rs the case may be.


Rule 9th The election for officers shall not take place
untlrhe company meet at Kansas river


Rule 7h No family shall be allowed TO take more than
three loose cattle every male member OF the family Of
the age Of l6 and upwards.


propose to give you a very concise descrip-
ton OF the route, some Of the most prominent OBJ
ects we saw upon the way, and statement
of the distances from point to point. / will here
remark, once for all, that the distances were esti-
mated by me every evening when we emcamped ;
and that put them down In my journal, fully as
great as think they ought to be. They are not
ascertained by adineasurement, but are merely
guessed at. will now give you table OF the
distances &c !, at this point, that you may the
better understand what / shall afterwards relate.