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CHAPTER XXII. 1864 CONTINUED—AWFUL CRUELTIES PRACTICED BY INDIANS UPON THEIR CAPTIVES— HORRIBLE TREATMENT OF WHITE WOMEN—STAKED OUT AND RAVISHED—MEN TORTURED AND BURNED—COUNCIL WITH BLACK KETTLE AND OTHER CHIEFS AT CAMP WELD—GOVERNOR EVANS TURNS THEM OVER TO THE MILITARY—COLONEL CHIVINGTON'S ULTIMATUM—THEIR RETURN TO THE ARKANSAS RIVER—PROCEEDINGS AT FORT LYON—WYNKOOP SUPERSEDED BY SCOTT J. ANTHONY—FURTHER CONFERENCES WITH THE INDIANS—SOME HISTORICAL ERRORS CORRECTED—THIRD REGIMENT OF COLORADO CAVALRY—ITS MARCH TO FORT LYON—THE BATTLE OF SAND CREEK—CRITICISM OF CHIVINGTON'S ORDERS.