The Conquest of the Coeur Dalenes Spokanes And Palouses the Expeditions of Co
The Conquest of the Coeur Dalenes Spokanes And Palouses the Expeditions of Co
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After marching eighteen miles I encamped, and about 5 p. M. The Indians approached our pickets, and a sharp firing commenced. I immediately moved out with a portion of my command, and the Indians fled; I pursued them for four miles over a very broken country, and then returned to camp at sunset. All was quiet during the night, and at 6 this morning we were again on the march, Soon the Indians were seen in small parties at the dis tance of two or three miles on the hills, and mov ing as yesterda...y, with their numbers gradually in creasing, and occasionally approaching a little nearer, but I did not deem them worthy of notice, only taking the precaution to halt frequently and close up our baggage and supply trains as com pactly as possible. Our march this day was ten miles longer than we anticipated, and for a long distance without water; and, at two miles from this camp, the Indians made a strong demonstration on our supply train, but were handsomely dispersed and driven off by the rear guards, and infantry de ployed on either flank.
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After marching eighteen miles I encamped, and about 5 p. M. The Indians approached our pickets, and a sharp firing commenced. I immediately moved out with a portion of my command, and the Indians fled; I pursued them for four miles over a very broken country, and then returned to camp at sunset. All was quiet during the night, and at 6 this morning we were again on the march, Soon the Indians were seen in small parties at the dis tance of two or three miles on the hills, and mov ing as yesterda...y, with their numbers gradually in creasing, and occasionally approaching a little nearer, but I did not deem them worthy of notice, only taking the precaution to halt frequently and close up our baggage and supply trains as com pactly as possible. Our march this day was ten miles longer than we anticipated, and for a long distance without water; and, at two miles from this camp, the Indians made a strong demonstration on our supply train, but were handsomely dispersed and driven off by the rear guards, and infantry de ployed on either flank.
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