Catalogue of Catlin's Indian gallery of portraits, landscapes, manners and customs, costumes, &c., collected during seven years' travel amongst thirty-eight different tribes, speaking different languages.

1 Tchong-tas-sab-bee—The Black Dog.—An Osage
Chief—Blind in the left eye—Head shaved and
ornamented with the crest of the Deer's tail.
2 Tal-lee.—An Osage Warrior of distinction, with
shield, bow and quiver.
3 Mun-ne-pus-kee—He who is not afraid.
4 Ko-ha-tunk-a—The Big Crow.
5 Nah-com-e-she—Man of the bed.
6 Cler-mont.—First Chief of the tribe, with his war
club in his hand.
7 Moi-een-e-shee—The Constant Walker.
8 Wa-mash-ee-sheek—He who takes away.
9 Wa-chesh-uk—War.
10 Mink-chesk.—A famous young Warrior.
11 Wah-ho-beck-ee—A brave.
12 Wah-chee-tee—Woman and Child, wife of Clair-
mont.
13 Tcha-to-ga.—Mad Buffalo.—This man was tried
and convicted of the murder of two white men,
under Adam's administration, and was afterwards
pardoned, but is held in disgrace in his tribe.
14 Wash-im-pe-shee—Mad Man. A distinguished
Brave.
15 Pa-hu-sha—(The Younger.) White hair.
16 Shin-ga-was-sa—The handsome Bird.
17 Cah-he-ga-shing-a—The little Chief.

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