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move as follows: one company to the Osage village on the Niocho, to meet the company from Fort Leavenworth. These two companies will range the country to the north and south, along the frontiers, and re- turn in good season to their respective sta- tions at Fort Gibson and Fort Leayen- worth, before the cold weather sets in. The two other companies of Major Mason's command will range to the south as far as the Mexican frontier, and thence bearing to the right, return to their old position on the Arkansas.

 III. The three companies, under the command of Lieut.. Colonel Kearny will proceed up the river, Des NIoines, to the Racoen Fork, there halt, and reconnoitre the position, with view to the selection of a site for the establishment of military post in that vicinity; on which subject Lieut.. Colonel Kearny will report on his return to his winter quarters at Fort Des Moines. After having made this recon noisance, Lieut.. Col Kearny will proceed with his command to the Sioux villages near the highlands on the Mississippi, about the filth degree of north latitude thence Idhfip ulIcCuOH LO luG NeSlWdfu IGtuIu so his original position at the mouth of the Des Moines, passing by the right bank of that river.

 ". Should any thing occur among the Indians, which should render it necessary, in the opinion of Col. Dodge, to embody the whole of the four companies of Fort Ieayenworth, with the three companies un- ser Lieut.. Col. Kearny, he Is authorised to do so.

 V. There will be left at each of the three Dragoon stations sufficient number of of- dcers and men, to take charge of the quar- ters and other public property at those sta- lions. Inyalids 10 be preferred for this du- ty.

 VI. In case of meeting with any unli- cencej white persons in the Indian coun- try, or any person whatever. acting contra " to the laws relating to intercourse with the Indians, they will be apprehended by fhe troops and delivered over to the civil authority, in conformity with said laws.

 VII. The several movements will com mence as soon as the season shall be prop CT to take the field.

 By ORDER OF ALEXANDER MAceMB,

 .Maior General Commanding iB Chief,

 ROGER JONES,

 .4djutant General.