CHAPTER V.

Crossing of the Kaw River--Indian Farmers--Fierce Storm on Stone Coal

Creek--Crossing a Creek with Precipitous Banks--Ruins of an Ancient

City--Wagonload of Sick Upset in a Stream--Sad News of Col. Allen's

Death--Dispute over His Successor--Military Rules Disregarded In

Settling The Question--Troops Dissatisfied--Sickness In Camp--Harshness

of the New Commander, Lieutenant Colonel Smith--Brutality of the Doctor

--Doses of Objectionable Medicine in an Old Iron Spoon--In the Comanche

Indian Country---Abuse from Lieutenant Colonel Smith--Scarcity of

Fuel--Buffalo Chips--Cooking Food under Great Difficulties--Increase of

Sickness--Up the Grand Valley of the Arkansas--Detachment of Sick Sent

to Pueblo--Mirages--Herds of Buffalo--On the Sick List--Reach the Rocky

Mountains--Prehistoric Ruins--In Mexican Villages--Arrival at Santa Fe.

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