Custer's Last Stand

When Indians attack some men, a member obtains an Indian medicine arrow. An Indian wants that arrow and refuse to tell Blade where he has found gold until he has that arrow.

Four members of a wagon train survive an Indian attack, in which True Eagle, a Sioux medicine man is killed and his sacred arrow stolen. Young Wolf, True Eagles's grandson, and "Keen" Blade, a white renegade, search for the arrow. Three of the four survivors have been murdered. Major Trent, the fourth survivor and possessor of the arrow, returns with his daughter, Barbara and Bobby Nelson, an orphan, to find the cave of gold the arrow reveals.

Believing Trent to possess the sacred arrow, the key to the cave of gold, the Indians, under the leadership of Young Wolf, attack the Trents and take Barbara prisoner, hoping to trade her for the sacred arrow. Kit Cardigan pursues them.

"Keen" Blade, part owner of the Blackpool Casino, and Young Wolf, an Indian brave, seek to recover the sacred medicine arrow believed by the white man to be the key to a cave of gold. Major Trent, an old Confederate army surgeon, now in possession of the sacred arrow, arrive in Blackpool with his daughter Barbara, and his grandson Bobby, escorted by Kit Cardigan, General Custer's chief scout.

"Keen" Blade, a white renegade, believing Major Trent has a sacred Indian medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold, is holding Trent prisoner. Buckskin, a plains scout, and Bobby,the major's young grandson, follow Kit Cardigan, General Custer's chief scout, are trapped in an avalanche.

"Keen" Blade amd his white renegades hold Major Trent in Blackpool until he tells them where he has hidden the sacred Indian medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold. Kit Cardigan, Custer's scout, escapte from the Indians and rescues Barbara.

Believing Major Trent has a sacred Indian medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold, "Keen" Blade, a white renegade holds Trent a prisoner in the cellar of the Blackpool Casino. Buckskin and Bobbie help Trent escape.

Having foundthe sacred Indian medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold, Red Fawn uses its power to save Kit Cardigan from Young Wolf and his Sioux braves, while Buffalo Bill and a military detail of General Custer's troops rescue Barbara, her father and Bobbie.

Kit Cardigan, General Custer's scout, sets out to overtake the army pay wagon which has just left Blackpool. "Keen" Blade and his white renegades ambush the wagon and steal the payroll.

During an attempt to release Pete, "Keen" Blade's henchman, who is held prisoner by Fitzpatrick, U.S. Indian agent at Blackpool, three of Young Wolf's warriors are captured by Kit Cardigan, General Custer's chief scout, and along with Pete, taken to Fort Henry.

Brown Fox, Sioux chief, joins Sitting Bull and, with his warriors, journeys to Little Big Horn. Red Fawn, an Indian maiden, on her way to the spirit grotto with the sacred Indian medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold, is attacked by "Keen" Blade, white renegade, and Young Wolf, Indian malcontent, but is rescued by Kit Cardigan, General Custer's chief scout and is taken to Blackpool.

Red Fawm arrives at the Indian agency with the sacred medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold. While the Indian girl is asleep Major Tremt steals the arrow, leavimng a spurious dart in its place. Major Trent is attacked by ex-Lieut. Roberts, losing the arrow.

Major Trent goes to the U.S. Indian Agency at Blackpool, to hide a sacred Indian medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold. He is attacked by ex-Lieut. Roberts and loses the arrow.

Kit Cardigan, General Custer's chief scout, is informed by ex-Lieut. Roberts that "Keen" Blade, white renegade, is the scoundrel who murdered Cardigan's father. Bobby, Major Trents's grandson find the sacred Indiamn medicine arrow on which are carved symbols describing a cave of gold and is attaked by Young Wolf, Sioux brave.