Fort Laramie: military bastion of the High Plains

The chain of posts to Oregon

The first to make the ground bloody

The unfortunate affair

A thunder clap

The Cheyennes are an unruly race

A state of substantial rebellion

The mail line is indepensible

We are holding this territory by a thread

This requires vigorous war

We are going to have a warm time

We have caught Mr. Two Face

We settle the Indian troubles this season

There shall be no more treachery

Poor Indian finds himself hemmed in

Rather lively times

My hands are bloody to the elbows

I do not want to be the only chief

Indians have great respect for authority

The Sioux War

will be over forever

Everything had changed

The wind moans dismally

That so much of it has been saved

Appendix: Regiments represented in the Fort Laramie garrison, 1859-1890.