A rare and unusual, rear-perspective version of the Fetterman Battle, 21 December 1866, also shown in the Daily Graphic. A long line of Lakota horsemen are indicated in ambush at top. We know from historical accounts of the battle that the Sioux were lying in ambush along a ravine, while a force of Cheyenne were concealed on the opposite side of the road. Sitting Bull departs from the Lakota line to charge a perpendicular line of enemy horsemen. In the effort, he shows himself wounded at least four times---perhaps as many as 7 bullet wounds, indicated by the tally at right; while his sorrel horse is bleeding from 8 bullet wounds and almost certainly was killed. On page 21, Sitting Bull shows himself after being shot through the thighs, hobbling off the field supported by two canes.