CHAPTER XXII.
Ordered Back to Fort Harker — A Drunken Escort —
Wild-Flowers — Color without Odor — Game — Wild
Horses — A Dromedary on the Plains — A Woman
Pioneering — A Riddled Stage — Our Bed Running
Away — Cholera — A Contrast — Reckoning Chances of
Promotion — The Addled Mail-Carrier 656-675
CHAPTER XXni.
The First Fight of the Seventh Cavalry — Reinforce-
ments of Black Troops — A Negro's Manoeuvre — A
Unique Official Report — Peculiar Fortifications —
Indian Attack on a Stage — A Desperate Running
Fight — A Plucky Woman — Cholera at Fort Wallace
— Return of the Seventh There — Swindling Contract-
ors — Desertions — An Ingenious Prison — Fort Wallace
Attacked — A Brave and Skillful Sergeant — The
Worst Days of the Seventh — No Letters — General
Custer's March to Fort Harker for Supplies — A Day
at Fort Riley — Happiness at Last 67C-702
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