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sion, when watching the frontiers. he saved the infant settlement from the Indians by running 60 miles in one day and night, and spreading the alarm. Kendall headed the whites, and with extraordinary skill and courage, defeated the savages. He never held any military rank, but was always se- lected as leader in excursions against the Indians. At one time he was taken pris- oner, and the Indians had placed faggois around him to burn him alive, when he was released by the intervention of a Frencll- man. He afterwards saved the life of his deliverer. In 1913, his military ardour was by no means subdued, and he render cd himself fOrmdable to the enemy during the war, by lis long rife, though attached to no regular corps. He has always been strictly tempdratc, bat is now in pemury, extremely old and surrounded by large family.