With Carson and Frémont: Being the Adventures, in the Years 1842-'43-'44, on Trail Over Mountains and Through Deserts From the East of the Rockies to the West of the Sierras, of Scout Christopher Carson and Lieutenant John Charles Frémont, Leading Their Brave Company Including the Boy OliverSabin, Edwin L. (Edwin Legrand)
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With Carson and Frémont: Being the Adventures, in the Years 1842-'43-'44, on Trail Over Mountains and Through Deserts From the East of the Rockies to the West of the Sierras, of Scout Christopher Carson and Lieutenant John Charles Frémont, Leading Their Brave Company Including the Boy Oliver
Sabin, Edwin L. (Edwin Legrand)
Carson, Kit, 1809-1868 -- Fiction; Discoveries in geography -- Fiction; Explorers -- Fiction; Frémont, John Charles, 1813-1890 -- Fiction; Western stories
Scout and Express Bearer under 1846–1847――Military Commander
Colonel Frémont, Commodore and Governor of California.
Stockton and General Kearny,
in the Conquest of
California――1846.
Express Service with Despatches 1846――Promoted to
Across the Continent to Lieutenant-Colonel of Mounted
Washington――1847–1848. Rifles, U. S. A.
Commissioned Second Lieutenant 1847–1848――Court-martialed at
of Mounted Rifles, U. S. A., Washington for Insubordination,
but the Commission not Found Guilty, but Recommended
confirmed――1847. for Leniency.
Serves on Outpost Duty in 1848――Resigns from Army.
California――1847.
His Express Duty of 1848 1848–1849――Fourth Exploring
Completed, Becomes Private Expedition, into the Southern
Citizen at Taos――1848. Colorado Mountains; thence
Forced Back, and to California
by a Southern Route.
Seeks ranch life in New Mexico 1849–1850――Seeks ranch life in
――1849–1850. California.
Scout Duty against the Indians, 1850–1851――Senator from California.
with Army Detachments――1850.
Overland to California with a 1851–1853――California and
Drove of 30,000 sheep――1853. Europe.
Government Indian Agent over 1853–1854――Fifth Exploring
Utes and Apaches, Quarters at Expedition, across the Great
Taos――1854–1860. Basin of Utah and Nevada to
California.
Scout Duty against the Indians, 1856――Nominated by the Republican
with Army Party for the Presidency.
Detachments――1854–1855. Defeated by Buchanan.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Colonel, 1861――Major-General, Department
First New Mexican Infantry, of the West, U. S. A.,
U. S. Vols.――1861–1862. headquarters at St. Louis.
Colonel of First New Mexican 1862――Resigns from Army, after
Cavalry, U. S. Vols., service in Command of the
conducting campaigns against Mountain Department of Virginia,
the Apaches, Navajos and Tennessee and Kentucky.
Kiowas, New Mexico and
Arizona――1862–1864.
Military Service on the Santa Fé 1864――Nominated for Presidency.
Trail and Special Commissioner Withdraws.
to treat with Cheyennes and
Arapahoes――1865.
Lieutenant-Colonel (Brigadier 1866–1878――Railroad Construction,
General by Brevet, for etc.
Distinguished Service) in
command at Fort Garland,
Colorado――1866–1867.
Resigned from the Army, on 1878–1882――Governor of Arizona.
Account of Ill Health――1867.
Special Commissioner to Treat 1890――Appointed Major-General,
with the Utes, at on the Retired List.
Washington――1868.
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