Page 859 - expedition of 1867 to the hostile sioux.
Page 860 - war fiercer than ever.
Page 861 - st. louis to chicago.
Page 862 - stranded in iowa.
Page 863 - washouts and floods.
Page 864 - scenery in iowa.
Page 865 - early sioux city.
Page 866 - a cure for hemorrhages.
Page 867 - sandbars and cut-offs.
Page 868 - the advance of spring.
Page 869 - four-legged humorists.
Page 870 - through darkest dakota.
Page 871 - some scattering inhabitants.
Page 872 - lakes and prairie-dogs.
Page 873 - thoughtfulness of officers.
Page 874 - about government promises.
Page 875 - work among the soldiers.
Page 876 - some illustrious names.
Page 877 - bad faith of the whites.
Page 878 - tribes under martial law.
Page 879 - government seeking information.
Page 880 - the demands of the sioux.
Page 881 - mission on board ship.
Page 882 - councils with various chiefs.
Page 883 - means to visit the hostiles.
Page 884 - indians at the forts.
Page 885 - indians complain bitterly.
Page 886 - how peace may be secured.
Page 887 - invitations to chiefs.
Page 888 - plans for further work.
Page 889 - meeting with peace commission.