The Plainsman

00:02:32 Gentlemen, the war is over at last.

00:06:24 but certainly the man for our needs.

00:10:42 Where? John Lattimer, 1 9.

00:15:01 Will's told me how long you've been friends...

00:19:10 Does he kill like that?

00:23:25 I'm awfully sorry to have put you to so much trouble, Mr. Hickok.

00:28:33 How do you do, General? Oh, hello, Hickok.

00:32:33 That stove smokes, and there's no mattress on the bed.

00:37:27 What is this, Louisy? Cat?

00:41:49 [ Native ]

00:46:44 Thought you were Mrs. Cody at first, in that dress.

00:51:35 that came up on the boat. Oh, rifles.

00:56:06 [ Shouting Continues ]

01:02:10 Captain Wood, Wild Bill Hickok.

01:06:32 - Bugler Corry. - Here, but not for long.

01:11:22 Why don't you call roll now? You're afraid? I'll call it for you. Private Dowden.!

01:15:56 [ Man #7 ] I knew there was monkey business goin'on. You're right.

01:21:07 You brought this man to our house; a murderer.

01:26:00 Why don't you lay up someplace and take care of that arm?

01:31:49 Well, there it is.

01:36:55 Those fellas are lookin' for gold in the ground. I aim to find it on top.

01:40:52 You're talkin' crazy. You're the best man in this country.

01:46:13 and takes over Sitting Bull's rifles.

02:00:03 Sioux Indians cayoodlin' around Fort Piney with war paint on.