He recognized me at once, and accompanied me inside the line; then he sang out, "Boys, here's Buffalo Bill.

Some of you old soldiers know him; give him a cheer!" Thereupon the regiment gave three rousing cheers, and it was followed up all along the line.
Colonel Weir presented me to General Terry, and in answer to his questions I informed him that the alarm of Indians which had been given was a false one, as the dust seen by his scouts was caused by General Crook's troops.

General Terry thereupon rode forward to meet General Crook, and I accompanied him at his request.

That night both commands went into camp on the Rosebud.

General Terry had his wagon train with him, and everything to make life comfortable on an Indian campaign.