Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
ELEGRAPHI
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Preparations are ut last complete,
and we march at daybreak tomorrow
,.orni,, A.. ,or,. hahn, N, Al, Ro.sh,d
and H.. abi.ctiye mini lie inJisns' wber.
anJ rhcnsvrr ihsy NAV he tornd
v. oxno., ~ etye., , ,rnc,ion
In Gan GU h,, NO Ja,,s,ion ss"n,
w. NJ, lii h. ma. To- ,h., ,rr,.,..
siclnss. /. Moving ifssif smonc he men
vi,h = tendency tn .cnryx. and th.t vhicb
4. ,o H.. lone mpst bs dons NON The
Weather ia ho, beyond prereJsn mer.
curx inaicsting io-d.v from 100 10 ii5 In
the shade. Much apnrebension Ia felt "a
20 ,ha ca.c, of msrchiny In .rch hca,
G.nar., Terrv'. snrce ase,n.,ra -,
In, ar.s', :ons;s,s ., o,o ;ns.n,v ~
W.. sus,u' .mn' .''
sa'airy, w aI,iiiers ,nu - orow ,nuians'
Tue orsahixa.Iono VI ,necomn,Anu IN SHOWN
49,, ..Ts"nnu IN ia a.,a Iii H. ~.
o.ni,sa for he coming movements "A fol.
lows: Tbs battalion composed OF the fifth'
sixth, seventh M Iwsnty-second %
fantry VIII constitute q brigade under .ne
command OF Colonel uippoh: inc sew
enth ihiantry Da',siion. .ne eevonu y
airy. the Sc'rn'n ca'aif!, the pa,'ety W
artillery the ihuiah scou's VIII rsIo,,
directly TO the department commander.
One OF the most formidable dihcuihes 70
be anticipated on this mAr.h - want o.
water and grass; Iheir mas peeh no Iain
LOT several wa; M ~ vi.
tAins u very n''ie ~A'. I'm snn
and IT'S ieareu 'he grass wnien . ~
yived the drou'h mas pte" ouIneu " .no
Indians. Ihe country heIeaoou's nAs
been covered vain SMOKE ever s"hec tue
battle of the Big Horn
FoRr Bufo.p. august IL, wa bis-
NAncE, August ~. -Trrry sihAih eoiuihh'
on its departure from the supply camp on
the fellowstoii. NJ TIE NOUN ot .ne nose-
bud on the s'h Instant nuintrreIi IN hsh'-
ms force about i'ooV men, anu was -
compshiei by y 'rMn m~uniefrihs ~
wagons containing suPP''e, ior 'sni-
psign extending over 'hir'y uays. owins
To the heavy raih Tue hno'enirh'S oi the
troops viii lie necessarily SLOW. u as
General Terry expects 10 RETURN To TIE
base ot MS supplies on the
about sep'.mceL .n.n VIII now ALLOW hiin
over twrn'y ns".,ns nays, ne wiz .n,
uca'"r '" '"',n . J"..,''" WI .'p'N, anu
wiii NOV. u"Mn ~ wv" Jain W,
lsosebnu my mhes, "ncn " '"nlp,heu
force VIII ehdeaNor 10 ehgase ."r ihuiAis
in the region OF Tue big morn mountains
Now scouts report the main body OF Nit
ting Bulls forces encamped on the Stink.
Ing river, a tributary of the Big Horn, u
tn engage them u Will be necessary TO
cross Big Horn mountains when VIII le
an almost Impossible Undertaking NJ this
season Of the year Iherr ap!ears 20 10
no prospect OF air shsaeetneh' Wi'n ,hr
Sioux unless IN. INDIANS MAKE = ngn',
and b troops VIII De Unable 70 o'ei,aAe
them before the approach OF cola weather.
II a reported mai large BANDS OF ihe
northern Indians have cceh seen crossing
the Missouri below Fort BENTON norm ih-
TO the British possessions, AMI u H. not De
lieyed they wiil make n S'ahu against 'he
troops again this year. u.
cmc.oo, August a,LMal9r sanger OF
the fifth Infantry, mas oeeh l'It IN ehaise
OF the supply camp u, ue nlou'n ", .ne
Rosebud. when mas eFn s a ~
company OF ihianlIy anu s
cavalry, Inc HaiiI-on mas ai,o pseh sup
plleu with three uttiinb kuus w kuhiu