Page 1549 - selected letters received.
Page 1550 - nicollet busy planning.
Page 1551 - a voice in the wilderness.
Page 1552 - nicollet, geyer and fremont.
Page 1553 - de smet's scientific observations.
Page 1554 - mcloughlin glad to be of service.
Page 1555 - advises mission on the willamette.
Page 1556 - mcloughlin about cattle and deserters.
Page 1557 - suggests site for a mission.
Page 1558 - about a lower oregon mission.
Page 1559 - letter from harriote.
Page 1560 - letter from rowand.
Page 1561 - tribute from bishop purcell.
Page 1562 - complimentary letters from
Page 1563 - bishops of baltimore and new york.
Page 1564 - list of western missions.
Page 1565 - a commission from mitchell.
Page 1566 - warm tribute from benton.
Page 1567 - commodore wilkes' indebtedness.
Page 1568 - stevens has read de smet
Page 1569 - and wants him to go with him.
Page 1570 - the matter of the chaplaincy.
Page 1571 - pleasonton's good wishes.
Page 1572 - advice and threats for the indians.
Page 1573 - orders from general harney.
Page 1574 - instructions regarding indians.
Page 1575 - pleasonton sends books.
Page 1576 - harney about the chiefs.
Page 1577 - tribute to de smet's services.
Page 1578 - harney on de smet's report.
Page 1579 - a rational reservation scheme.
Page 1580 - much missed in the army.
Page 1581 - the maps to be published.
Page 1582 - favorite of schoolcraft and weed.
Page 1583 - introduced to lincoln by weed.
Page 1584 - general stanley's tribute.
Page 1585 - only man the indians have loved.
Page 1586 - sitting bull's promise.
Page 1587 - de smet's disinterested devotion.
Page 1588 - letter from general sully.
Page 1589 - intertest of the indians.
Page 1590 - indians mean to keep peace
Page 1591 - and want to see de smet.