War-time Report of the Sixth Town Cavalry Campaign
A detailed battlefield narrative from September 1868 describes General Sully's operations near White Stone Hill and along the Missouri. Major House commands the Sixth Town Cavalry with units from Sixth Iowa and the Second Nebraska, engaging a large Tucum Indian force, capturing captives, dispatching scouts, and destroying lodges, ponies, and plunder after combating heavy resistance at Bird Arch Creek and surrounding camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumand
Genertly
Sully
White Stone Hill
Cane Av Monru
Letina
Tiiis
Sheyesne
Botinguiate
Thasay
Gonding
Fort Pierre
Cluvea Ules
Earnylig
Praire
Swwa Lake
Ana Eal Croek
Bola Cache
Soma
Seme
Long Lake
Sibléy
Listril
Riesatuna
Guptain Cram
Lai
Budato
Lidlana
Major House
Frank la Frombolec
Todinaa
Vaem
Dome
Caylios
Misaouri
gudoaVaredo
Indiana
Nike
Guy Ovey
Blackfous
Sumac
Birley
Pelagie of Gomy
India
Desides Vely Tate
Minnesota
la Frombotee
Gorenal Sibley
Gethem
Ga Frambales
Smoltan
Tate
House
Tle
He Plains
Iowa
Lille
Wilcot
Boyanth
Millard
Ten Broock
Ettoarto
Shere
Ue Haute
Little Suldiey
Didluu
Smat
Ulerutorious
Culet Digehead
Sania
Enya
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