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rapidly to the Rio Grande and crossed back into old Mexico. | rapidly to the Rio Grande and crossed back into old Mexico. The Indians in this engagement suffered severely, having seven killed and many wounded. The troops lost one solider killed and one officer wounded. The command was then moved in the direction of Van Horns wells where it was thought the Indians would make their next attempt to get through the lines and go North. While the troops were engaged guarding the passes in the mountains to the East of Van Horns wells and scouting towards the Rio Grande to prevent | ||
The Indians in this engagement suffered severely, having | |||
seven killed and many wounded. | |||
The troops lost one solider killed and one officer wounded. | |||
The command was then moved in the direction of | |||
Van Horns wells where it was thought the Indians | |||
would make their next attempt to get through the lines | |||
and go North. While the troops were engaged guarding | |||
the passes in the mountains to the East of Van Horns | |||
wells and scouting towards the Rio Grande to prevent | |||
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rapidly to the Rio Grande and crossed back into old Mexico. The Indians in this engagement suffered severely, having seven killed and many wounded. The troops lost one solider killed and one officer wounded. The command was then moved in the direction of Van Horns wells where it was thought the Indians would make their next attempt to get through the lines and go North. While the troops were engaged guarding the passes in the mountains to the East of Van Horns wells and scouting towards the Rio Grande to prevent