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.

105 Ha-na-tah-nu-mauk—Wolf Chief. Head Chief of the
tribe, in a splendid dress ; head dress of the raven
quills, and two calumets in his hand.
106 Mah-to-toh-pa—Four Bears. Second Chief, but the favorite
of the tribe. Costume splendid ; head dress
of war eagle's quills and ermine, extending to the
ground, surmounted with the horns of the buffalo
and the skin of the magpie.
107 Mah-to-He-ha—Old Bear. A very distinguished
Brave, but here represented in the character of a
Medicine Man or Doctor, with his medicine or
mystery pipes in his hands, and foxes' tails at his
heels.
108 Mah-tahp-ta-ha—He who rushes through the middle.
109 Mah-to-toh-pa—Four Bears. Second Chief in undress,
being in mourning, with a few locks of
his hair cut off; his hair put up in plaits, a la mandan.

110 Seehk-he-da—Mouse-colored Feather.
111 Mi-neek-e-sunk-te-ka—Mink. Beautiful Mandan girl,
in mountain sheep-skin dress; ornamented with
porcupine quills, beads, and elk's teeth.
112 Sha-ko-ka—Mint. A very pretty girl, with grey hair,
peculiar to the Mandans.
113 Un-ka-ha-hon-shee-kow—Long Finger Nails.
114 Mah-tahp-ta-hah—One who rushes through the middle.
115 Ba-na-rah-ka-tah—The Broken Pot.
116 San-ja-ka-ko-koh—The Deceiving Wolf. And five
others in a group.
117 San-ja-ka-ko-koh—The Deceiving Wolf. And five
others in a group.
118 San-ja-ka-ko-koh—The Deceiving Wolf. And five
others in a group.
119 San-ja-ka-ko-koh—The Deceiving Wolf. And five
others in a group.
120 San-ja-ka-ko-koh—The Deceiving Wolf. And five
others in a group.
121 San-ja-ka-ko-koh—The Deceiving Wolf. And five
others in a group.

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