A Sketch of the History of Wyoming
A Sketch of the History of Wyoming
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About the 20th. Of >Sep- tember ^s a party of Armstrong's men v/ere at- tempting to gather a part of the harvest, they were attacked by a number of the inhabitants from For- ly-Fort who compelled them to abandon their plun- der 8tnd seek refuge in Fort Dickinson. JGimedi- aiSTORY QV WYOMING. Lii^' ate!y on receiving notice of this affair, Armstrong* detached as many men as could be spared from the garrison in pursuit of v/hat he called the '•^insur'- ge, its, ^^ who took refuge in a cluster of ...log-hous^ from wiiich his troops attempted to dislodge them^ 5>ut were driven back with the loss of two men wounded. Armstrong bj way of apology for this retreat, observes in his letter to the president of the Council : — "I need scarcely observe to your Ex- cellency, that four log houses so constructed as id Sank each other, become a very formidable post.^ He retired Avith his troops to the fort where he found himself capable of defence, and dispatched a mes- senger to the Council to request re-enforcements.
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About the 20th. Of >Sep- tember ^s a party of Armstrong's men v/ere at- tempting to gather a part of the harvest, they were attacked by a number of the inhabitants from For- ly-Fort who compelled them to abandon their plun- der 8tnd seek refuge in Fort Dickinson. JGimedi- aiSTORY QV WYOMING. Lii^' ate!y on receiving notice of this affair, Armstrong* detached as many men as could be spared from the garrison in pursuit of v/hat he called the '•^insur'- ge, its, ^^ who took refuge in a cluster of ...log-hous^ from wiiich his troops attempted to dislodge them^ 5>ut were driven back with the loss of two men wounded. Armstrong bj way of apology for this retreat, observes in his letter to the president of the Council : — "I need scarcely observe to your Ex- cellency, that four log houses so constructed as id Sank each other, become a very formidable post.^ He retired Avith his troops to the fort where he found himself capable of defence, and dispatched a mes- senger to the Council to request re-enforcements.
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