north a indians

SMITHSONIAN MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS.216

PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS

NORTH A INDIANS

IN THE GALLERY OF THE

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,

WASHINGTON:SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,

186T.

PIIOTOGRAPIIIC PORTRAITS

OF

NORTH AMERICAN INDIANSIN THE GALLEKY OF THE

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

N B —Th<5 Yankton Sioux at present reside on a reservation on tLe Missouri

River, in Dakota Territory, opposite Fort Randall.

PA-DA-NI-A-HA-HI, STRUCK BY THE REE.

Head Chief of the Yankton Sioux. Dakota T.

Upper Missouri, Dak. T. A. Zeno Shindler. photog.,

Washington, 1867.

PSI-CA-NA-KIN-YAN JUMPING THUNDER.

A Yankton Sioux Chief.

Upper Missouri, Dak. T. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1867.

WI-YA-KO MI. FEATHER IN THE EAR.


Upper Missouri, Dali. T. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G7.

MA-GA-SKAN WHITE SWAN.



4

5TO-KAN-WAS-TB, THE PRETTY ROCK

Son of a Yankton Sioux Chief.

Upper Missouri, Oak. T. Shindler, photog ., Washington, 1867.

6WA-JIN-KA, LITTLE BIRD

A Yankton Sioux Brave.

tpper Missouri, Dak. T. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1867.

TOKA-O-NO-PA, THE ONE AVHO CATCHES THE ENEMY.


Upper Missouri, Dak. T. Shindler, photog.. Washington, 1867.

PTE-YAHPA-MA-SA, THE IRON BLACK BIRD.


Upper Missouri, Dali. T. Shindler, photog, Washington, 1867.

KNA-SKIN-YA MA-NI, HE WALKS MAD.

A Head-Soldier of the Yankton Sioux.

Upper Missouri, Dak, T. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1S67.

lOWAN-MDI-SA PA, BLACK EAGLE.


Upper Missouri, Dak. T. Shindler, photog, Washington, 1867.

11WO A-KI A-TSI-KAN. LITTLE THUNDER


Upper Missouri, Dak. T. Shindler, rhotog., Washington, 1867-

12SI-HA-HAN-SKA, LONGFOOT.



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13FRANCIS JANDRON, HALF-BREED.


Upper Missouri, Daii. T. Skindler, photog , Washington, 18G7.

14

MA-TO-KTI-NANG-MA-NI. THE BEAR THAT WALKS LYING[DOWN.


Upper Missouri, Dak. T. Shindler. photog., Washington, 1867.

15TA-TSANOP-KI-AN FLYING FIPE.

A Head-Soldier of the Yankton Sioux.

Upper Missouri. Dak. T. Shindler, photog., Washington. 1867.

16DELAURIER. HALF-BREED.



17TA-TA-KA-WA-KAN, SACRED BULL.

Brule Chief.

Dakota. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1867.

SE-TAN-SI-TAN,

Dakota.

SE-TAN-SI-TAN,

Dakota.

MA-ZA-O-YA-TI,

Dakota.

18YELLOW HAWK

Sans Arc Chief.

Shindler, photog., Washington, 1867.

19YELLOW HAWK.

Sans Arc Chief.


20IRON NATION.

Brule Chief.


6

21KAH-KAH-TAH-A-KE-AH, THE FLYING BIRD.

A Two-Kettle Sioux Chief. *

Dakota. Shindler, photog , Washington, 18G7.

22MATA-WA YU-MI, THE BEAR THAT FRIGHTENS.


t

Upper Missouri, Dak. T\ Shindler. pbotog., Washington. 1867.

23MA-TA-WA-YTJ-MI THE HEAR THAT FRIGHTENS.


t

tipper Missouri, Oak. T. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1867.

24CHUN KAN-KE-TES-KA. THE STOTTED HORSE.

A Two-Kettle Sioux Chief.


2 5TO-KI-YA-WI-KA-KTE, HE KILLS FIRST.

Mini-Conjou Chief.


26NA-JI-WA-KAN, THE SACRED GHOST.

A Two-Kettle Sioux Brave. *


27MA-TO-HO-KAN-TAN-KE, THE BEAR WITH THE BIG VOICE.



* Are two of the eleven Indians that recovered Mrs Julia Fright, Miss EmmaDuley, and six children, from hostile Indians, near the mouth of the Grand

River, in November. 1S62.

t Guide to Gen. A. Sully's military expedition through the Bad Lands of

Dakota Having been shot through the breast by the hostile Indians while in

an almost dying condition, he guided the entire force of military safely through

that country.

2S

MA-TO-HO-KAN-TAN-KE, THE BEAR WITH THE BIG VOICE.


Dakota. Shindler, pbotog., Washington, 18G7.

29MA-VA-TA-NA-HAN SKA, LONG MANDAN.


Dakota. Shindler, photog , Washington, 1867.

30PTE-WA-KAN-NA-GI, THE MEDICINE COW.


1 ppcr Missouri, Dali. T. Shindler, photog , Washington, 1807.

31MA-TA-SA-BE-ZI A. THE SMUTTY BEAR.


Upper Missouri, D.ik. T. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G7.

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TOW-A-HU-KA-SA-NO-PA, TWO LANCES.



33WA-PA-SHA, RED ENSIGN.

Chief of the Ki-gu-ksa Band. (Santee Sioux.)

Age, 5.0 years.


34CHO-TAN-KA-SI DI-NA-PE, THE FLUTE PLAYER.

Head Man of the Wak-pe-ton Dakota. (Santees.)

Age, 48 years.


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35WA-KA-TE, THE SHOOTER.

Chief of the Be-mi-ni-ca Band. (Santees.)

Age, 45 years.

Dakota. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1867

36HU-SHA-SHA, RED LEGS.

Chief of the Wak-pe-ka-te. (Santees.)

Age. 55 years.


37HAN-YE TUDU-TA, SCARLET NIGHT.

Head Man of the Re-mi-ni-ca Band. (Santees.)

Age, 37 years


3SWA-MDI-KA-WA-MA-NI, HE WALKS FOLLOWING EAGLES

Wa-pa-shee Chief of Santees.

Age, 14 years.


39WA-KAN-HDI-SA-PA, BLACK LIGHTNING.

Man of Ri-ga-ta-a-ta-wa Band. (Santees.)

Age, 34 years


40ZI-KA-TAN-TO, BLUE BIRD.

AV;ik-pe-ton Band. (Santees.)

Age, 20 years.

Dakota. Shindler. photog, Washington, 1867.

41JUS-UN KEMAZA. HIS MAN HORSE.

Alan of Ca po-cia Band. (Santees.)

Dakota. Shindler, photog., Washington. 1867

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42O-WAN-SA DU-TA, SCARLET ALL OYER.

Chief of the Ke-ga-ta O-tou-we Band. (Santees.)

Dakota. Shindler, photog , Washington, 18G7.

43MOK-PI-YU-E-HUA-KU-DAN COMING AMONG THE CLOUDS.

Wak pe-ton Band. (Santees.)

Age, 18 years.

Dakota. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G7.

44A-KI-CI-TAN-NA-JIN THE STANDING SOLDIER.

Man of the Ca-po-cia Band. (Santees.)

Age, 39 years.


45WAK-PI-YU-HDI-NA-JIN, THE STANDING CLOUD.

Man of the Re-ga-ta O-tou-we Band. (Santees.)

Dakota. Shindler, photog.., Washington, 1867.

46WA-KAN-NA, THE SACRED.

Man of the Wak-pe-ku-te Band. (Santees.)

Age, 18 years.


47JOHN ROSS.

Head Chief of the Cherokees.

Died in Washington, Aug. 1866.

Indian T. West Of Ark. Shindler, photog , Washington, 1858.

4STSHE-TON WA-KA-WA MA-NI, THE HAWK THAT HUNTS

[WALKING; or, LITTLE CROW.

A Mde-wa Kan-ton Sioux.

Chief Leader of the Massacre in Minnesota, 1862. (Killed.)


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49O TO-WA, THE SUCKER.

A Po-to-wa-ta-mi Councillor,

Diansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1858.

50WIGA-SA-PI, THE WHIP.

A Chief of the Ponchas.


51HIN-HAN-DU-TA. THE RED OWL.

A Chief of the Mde-wa-kan-ton Sioux.


52WZHIKIAN, THUNDER COMING DOWN TO THE GROUND

A Po-to-wa-ta-mi Councillor.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1858.

53TJPI T YA-HDE-A TAIL-FEATHER JOINED.

A Wa-pe-ton Sioux Chief.


54

MA ZA KATE MANI. HE THAT SHOOTS MEDALS WALKING.

A Wa-pe-ton Sioux Elective Chief.


WA-MDI TAN-KA THE GREAT EAGLE.

A Mde-wa-kan-ton Sioux Chief.


56ATPE-TUTOKA-TSHA, THE OTHER DAY.

A AVa-pe-ton Sioux Warrior.


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HE-HU-TE DAN, LITTLE SHORT HORN.

A Si-si-ton Sioux Warrior.


58PSI-KA-WA-KIN YAN, JUMPING THUNDER.

A Yankton Sioux Warrior.


5*)

A-HA-KA MA-NI, THE WALKING ELK.



60MA-ZHA O ZHAZHAN, TRANSPARENT IRON.



61

MOKAHOKA, FISH RISING ABOVE THE WATER.

Principal Chief of the Sacs and Foxes.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1858

62NE-SHA-DU SI DI TE-ZI-KA, THE CHIEF WHOM THEY LOOK

[UPON.Principal Chief of the Republican Pawnees.

Nebraska. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1858.

63NA-SA-WA-KWUT

:THE BEAR IN THE FORK OF A TREE.

Principal Chief of the Sacs and Foxes.


64PI-TA-NE-SHA-A-DU, MAN-AND-CHIEF.

Principal Chief of the Pawnees.

Nebraska. Shindler, photog , Washington, 1858.

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65LA HAK-TAN-DU HE-SHA A-DU, MEDICINE PirE CHIEF

Chief ot the Grand Pawnees.


66NE-SHA-RE-RU-RE-RA EI-KUTE, THE BRAVE CHIEF

A Republican Pawnee Chief.

.\eT)raska. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1858-

6?HE HA KAMAZA. IRON ELK.

A Mde-wa kan-ton Sioux Warrior,


6$PUG-A-NO-KE-SHICK, HOLE IN THE DAY.

Head Chief of the Chippewas.

Minnesota. Shindler, photog.. Washington, 1858

69HE-KA-KA NANG-ZHE THE STANDING ELK


Dakota, Shindler, photog.. Washington, 1858

70LA KA-KO, THE GRAY FOX.

A Chief of the Sacs and Foxes.

Kansas. Shindler, photog;

Washington, 1858

SHA-KPI, SIX.



V2OH-LACH-TA MIKO, BILLY BOWLEGS.

A Seminole Chief.

Indian T. West of Ark. Shindler, photo- . Washington, 1858.

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TI-RO-WOT-KA-TO-HUK, THE CONQUEROR.

A Grand Pawnee Chief.


74LA-TANG-KA-YANG-KE, THE RUNNING BULL.



75KI-NI-I-KA, BUFFALO BULL.

A Grand Pawnee Warrior.


76

PA-DA-NO-A-PA-PE. HE WHOM A ROCKAWEE STRUCK

Head Chief of the Yankton Sioux.


77

BATTLE BETWEEN PONKAS AND SIOUX.Painted by T0-TAY-G0-NA1

^standing buffalo), a young Ponka Warrior.

7SCOL. PITCHLYNN.

A Choctaw Delegate.

CllOCtaw Nation. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

79REV. ISRAEL FOLSON.

A Choctaw Delegate.

Choctaw Nation. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

SOA CHIEF OF THE OSAGE INDIANS.


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81

GROUP OF CHEYENNE INDIAN CHIEFS.


82SOBITA.

Head Chief of the Capote Utas, and Brother of

Carrisa, Head Chief of tbe Utas, Colorado T.

Sew Mexico. Shindler, photog , Washington, 1868.

83SHINO and MANULITO.

Chiefs of the Navajo Indians.

New Mexico. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

NI-CO-ROD,

Colorado.

PE-A-OH,

Colorado.

SHU-RI-PI,

Colorado.

CHIP-PIN,

Colorado.

KE-O-KUK.

Kansas.

84GREEN LEAF.

A Uta Chief.

Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G8.

S5BLACK-TAIL DEER.

A Uta Chief.


S6LODGE POLE'S SON.

A Uta Chief.


87ALWAYS RIDING

A Uta Chief.


SS

Head Chief of the Sacs.

Shindler photog., Washington, 1868.

WA-COM-MO.

Kansas.

CHE-KO-SKUK.

Kansas.

MO-KO-HO-KO,

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$9

A Brave of the Foxes.


90

Head Chief of the Foxes.


Kansas.

91FISH RISING ABOVE THE WATER.

A Chief of the Sacs.


92UKWKA-HO-KO; FISH FLOATING TO THE SHORE.


Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868,

PA-TEK-KWA.

Kansas.

93


Shindler, photog., Washington, lj

94GROUP OF FOUR PONKA CHIEFS

No 1. ASH-NOM-E-KAH-GA-HE, LONE CHIEF.

" 2. TA-TON-GA, UN-ZHE, STANDING BUFFALO

" 3. WAH-GA-SA-PI, THE IRON WHIP

" 4. WAST-EH COM MA-NI FAST WALKER.


95WAR EAGLE.OU MA-TA A-BI TU-TA,

An O-ga-la-la Chief.

Dakota. Shindler, photog., AYashington, 1868.

1C>

96COL. LEWIS DOWNING.

Plead Chief of the Cherokees.

Cherokee Nation. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

97CAPT. SCRAPER.

A Cherokee Delegate.OCherokee Nation. Shindler. photog.. Washington, 1808.

98J. BORUM DAVIS.

A Cherokee Delegate.

Cherokee Nation. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G8.

99SAMUEL SMITH.



COL. ADAIR.A Cherokee Delegate.


101H. C. REESE.



102FAUNCEWAY BATTICE.

A Choctaw Delegate.

Choctaw Nation. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

103WAR DANCE OP THE YANKTON SIOUX.


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104GROUP OF FOUR UTAH INDIANS. See Nos. 84, 85, 8G, 87.

Colorado. Skindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

S. W. PERRYMAN.105

A Creek Delegate.

G. W. STIDHAM.106

A Creek Delegate.

107AMBROSIO ABEITA,* EX-GOVERNOR OF ISLETA.

Pueblo Indian.

Jew Mexico. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

1©8ALEJANDRO PADILLA, GOVERNOR OF ISLETA.

Pueblo Indian.

Hfew Mexico. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

109PAH DO KAH-GAK-LE.

A Kaw or Kansas Indian.

Kansas. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

KAK-HE-GAH-SHA.

Kansas.

NOPA-WY.

Kansas.

2 DO

Kaw Indian.

A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

Ill

Kaw Indian.


* Abeita is seventy-eight years of age, and very wealthy. During the rebellion

he loaned to the government officials in New Mexico one hundred thousand dol-

lars in gold and silver to pay our troops stationed there.

2

AH LE-GA-WAH.

Kansas.

ISH TA-LA-SEA.

Kansas.

WA-TEIN-GAH.

Kansas.

18

112

Kaw Indian.

A. Gardner, pbotog., Washington, 1867.

113

Kaw Indian.

A Gardner, pbotog., Washington, 18G7.

114

Kaw Indian.

A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 18G7.

115

KAH-DE-GAH-WAH-TE-AN-GAH HO.

Kaw Indian.

Kansas. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 18G7.

WA-KA-TE,116

A Santee Chief.

THE SHOOTER.

A. Gardner, photog., 18G7.

117

MA-TOKTINANG-MA NI, THE BEAR THAT LIES DOWN.


Dakota. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 18G7.

IISWAN-MDI-SA-PA, BLACK EAGLE.


Dakota. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 18G7.

KEOKUK.119

Head Chief of the Sacs.

A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 18G7

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120MA-ZA-O-YA-TI, IRON NATION.

Head Chief of the Brule Sioux.

£>:aSiota. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

121[Name lost.]

A. Gardner, photog , Washington, 18G7.

122PTE-WA-KAN-NAGI, MEDICINE COW.



SE-TAN SI-TAN, YELLOW HAWK.A Sans Arc Chief.

Upper Missouri. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

124WA-BA-SHA, RED ENSIGN.

Head Chief of the Santee Sioux.


123MA ZA-O-YA-TI, IRON NATION.

Head Chief of the Brule Sioux.


126MA-VA-TA-NA HANS-KA, LONG MANDAN.

Head Chief of the Kettle Sioux.

Dakota.. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

127WA-JIN-KA and SI-HA-HAN-SKA, THE BIRD, and LONG FOOT.

Yankton Sioux Brave.

Dakota. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

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128WA-JIN-KA, THE BIRD.


BJaliOtn. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

129SI-HA-HAN-SKA, LONG FOOT.


UaliOta. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

130SI-HA-HAN-SKA, LONG FOOT.


E&sliOta. A. Gardner, photog., Washington, 1867.

131HAL-AL-HO-SOTE, LAWYER.

Head Chief of the Nez-Percez.

Sd«allO. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1863.

132KOL-KOL-SHU-A-TASH, JASON.

Chief of the Nez-Percez.

IdalJO. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

TA-MO-SON, TIMOTHY.

Chief of the Nez-Percez.

IdaElO Shindler, photog., Washington, 1868.

131aSAMPSON FOLSOM.

A Choctaw Delegate.


132aPI-SING, GAME.

A Kaw Indian.

Siansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 186S.

PI-SING,

Kansas.

New Mexico*

New Mexico.

New Mexico.

New Mexico.

Kansas.

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133a

GAME.

A Kaw Indian.

Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G8.

134

A Navajo Chief.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1868.

135

A Navajo Boy.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1S68.

S3C5

Two Navajo Boys.


13?

A Navajo Chief.


138

A Sioux Indian.


139FO-NE-NO-PA-SHE, JOSEF.

Chief of the Big Hill Band, Osage Tribe.

Kansas. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1868

WO-HA.AR-BAR.

Kansas.

140

An Osage Brave.


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141

An Osage Chief.

Kansas.

NO-PA-WAL-LA.


Kansas.

Kansas.

Kansas.

Kansas.

Kansas.

Kansas.

Kansas.

142

An Osage Brave.


143

A Group of Osages.


144

A Choctaw Squaw.


145

A Creek Indian.


146

A Choctaw Indian.


147

A Choctaw Indian.


148

Two Choctaw Indians.


Texas.

Texas.

Kansas.

Kansas

Kansas.

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149

A Camanche Chief.

Copied by Sliindler, Washington, 1868.

ISO

A Camanche Girl.


151

Two Choctaw Girls.


152

A Chickasaw Indian.


153

An Osage Chief.


154

Four Arrapahoe Chiefs.


Kansas.

KO-SHE-SE-GLO.

155

A Choctaw Indian.


Kansas.

Kansas.

156

An Osage Brave.


15?

An Osage Brave.


24

KEO-KUK, Senior, WATCHFUL FOX.

Head Chief of the Sacs and Foxes.

Kansas. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18GS.

159

KEO-KUK, Junior, WATCHFUL FOX.

Ilead Chief of the Foxes.

Kansas. Shindler, pbotog., Washington, 1SG8.

160

KEO-KUK, Son of Keo-kuk, Jr., age 14 years.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1SG3.

161TA-TOW-OU-DO-SA, PRAIRIE CHICKEN.

A Pawnee Brave. Height 5 ft. 11 in.; aged 28 years.

Omaha. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1868.

162

A Pawnee Squaw. Wife of Ta-tow-ou-do-sa. Height 5 ft,

7 in. ; age 25 years.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1868.Omaha.

Omaha.

Omaha.

163

A Pawnee Squaw.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1S6S.

164

A Pawnee Brave.


165

Two Pawnee Scouts in Government service.

Omaha. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1S6S.

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166

Moqui Delegation to Brigham Young, 1863.

1'ta.Ji. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18G8.

167

A Montank Indian.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1SG8.

16S

A Montank Indian.


169

Loretta Indians. The Francois Family, three generations.


17©

Group of seven Indians presented to the Smithsonian Institution by Maj. Ilenry

Franklin, U S. Indian Agent, through Dr. E. Palmer.

KEECHIE INDIAN.A-WAR-HS. A Pawnee.BLACK BEAVER. A Delaware Chief.

LONGHORN.AS-SA-DA-WA. Chief of the Witchitas.

KNE-WA-KA-SETS. A Keechie Chief.

POSSUM.Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18GS.

171

Camp of Arrapahoes.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18G8.

172

KEO-KUK, Junior, WATCHFUL FOX.

Head Chief of the Foxes.


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173

KEO-KUK AND HIS SON CHARLES.


174

DEAD INDIAN.KWA-KWA-OUP-PE-KWA.A Fox Chief.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18tJ8.

MAN-A-TO-WAH,

Kansas.

O-TA-DAN,

Minnesota.

175MANY SCALPS.

A Fox Chief.

Shindler, photog., Washington, 186S.

17«PLENTY.


Taken prisoner by the military expedition under command of Brig.

Gen. Sibley, 1863.

Minnesota.

177

Sioux Dandy.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1S6S.

178PA-HA-U-ZA TAN-KA, THE GREAT SCALP TAKER.

A Sioux.

Minnesota. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1S68.

The sixteen feathers in headdress indicate the number of scalps taken.

179

WA-KAN-O-THAN-THAN,

Minnesota.

MEDICINE BOTTLK


Executed at Fort Snelling, Nov. 11,1863, for participating in the mas-

sacre of 1862.

27

ISOBIG-RIB.

A Sioux Chief. The second in rank to Red Cloud.

Minnesota. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1S68.

1S1OLD BETS.

A Sioux Squaw.

Minnesota.. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1868.

Who will be long remembered with gratitude by many of the captives

for her kindness to them while amongst the Sioux, 1862.

182

A Drawing made by a Caraanche Indian.


183

A Drawing made by a Camanche Indian.


184

A Drawing made by a Kiowa Indian.


185

A drawing made by a native Winnebago,Representing the battle at White Hill between Gen. Sully and the Sioux.


186KET-SAP, a Clallam Man.

SOUSCITSA. his Wife,J Chemakum Females .

WILTOH, his Sister, )

Porit Townsend, W. T., I860.Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

1STWAW-FAW-KO-LAS-KA, BIG BEAR.


Missouri. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1869.

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188

WO-A-PA-NA-MA, or Mo-less, WHITE FISH.

Head Chief of the Sacs and Foxes.

Missouri. Shindler, photog.. Washington, 1SG9.

1S9

KO-SHI-WAY, THE SEA.


Missouri. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1SG9.

SAC-A-PEE, SHELL FI^H.



£93

WO-A-PA-NA-KA-NAKA, BEAR EATING ACORNS UP A TREE.

(Or George Gomez, U. S. Interpreter.)

Sacs and Fox.

Missouri. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G9.

192

A Group of three Sac and Fox Chiefs.


193NA-GA-WASH, BRITISH.

Head Chief of the Iowas.


194MA-HE, KNIFE.

An Iowa Chief.

Missouri. Shindler, photog., Washington, ISG9.

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195TAR-A-KU,

Missouri.

TO-HIT,

Missouri.

KI-HE-KA-IN-GA,

Missouri.

DEER HAM.

An Iowa Chief.

Shiudler, pliotog., Washington, 1869.

19GBRIAR.

An Iowa Chief.

Shiudler, pliotog., Washington, 1869.

197LITTLE CHIEF.

An Iowa Chief.

Sliindler, pliotog., Washington, 1869.

198KRA-TEN-TA-WAY, BLACK HAWK.

An Iowa Chief.


199BIG BRAVE.PA-HATCH, or Elisha Doreau, U. S. Interpreter,

An Iowa Brave.


200

Group of Iowas, Agents and Interpreters.

Missouri. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1S69.

CHTJN-EH-HQE,

Nebraska.

201MEDICINE HORSE.

An Othoe Chief.


TSHE-OANG-EH-KI-HI, BUFFALO CHIEF.

An Othoe Chief.


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2©3B. BARNABI, U. S. Indian Interpreter.

A Half Breed.

Nebraska. Shindler, pliotog., Washington, 18C9.

204DA-NU-WA-IN-GA, LITTLE PIPE.

A Young Othoe Chief.

Nebraska. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1S69.

205WA-IN-GA, PIPE STEM.

A Young Othoe Chief.

Nebraska. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1SG9.

206OC-TA-HA-SASH-HA-ZO, SAND.

A Creek Indian.

Arkansas River. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1SG9.

207GA-TON-ZHI, LITTLE TIGER.

A Creek Indian.

Arkansas River. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G9.

208KE-TA-SA-KA-NES, or David Zibeo, HOMONI.

A Miami Delegate.

Shindler, photog., Washington, 1S69.

2o;>LUM-KI-KOM-MOA, THE RISING OBJECT.

A Miami Chief.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 18G9.

210A-TSHE-QOUG-GYA, or J. B. Roubidoux, TURTLE.

A Miami Chief.


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211MI-TO-SAN-YA, or Thomas Miller, INDIAN.

A Miami Delegate.

Kansas. ShindLer, photog., Washington, 1SG9.

212A-WOA-SA-PI, or Joe Dick, RISING SUN.

A Miami Delegate.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1S69.

213WOA-PE-MAN-GOA, or Tbomas Eichardville, WHITE LOON.

A Miami Delegate.


214A-SHE-SHEP-PI-SAN, or W. Quinn, LITTLE DUCK.

A Miami Delegate.


215

A Group of the Miami Delegation.


216WA-WA-SI-SI-MO, or Graham Rodgers.

Head Chief of the Shawnees.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1S69.

217H. F. A. RODGERS.

Counsellor of the Shawnees.


218CHARLES DUCKER.

Second Chief of the Shawnees.

Kansas. Shindler, photog., Washington. 1869.

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219

CHE-PO-SWA, or Henry Clay, LIGHTNING.

An Ottawa Counsellor.


220PARTEE, or John Wilson.

Chief of the Ottawas.

Kansas. Shindler, pliotog., Washington, 1869.

221

SHA-PON-DA, or James Wind, PASSING THROUGH.

Judge of the Ottawas.


222NAW-SWA-KE-SHICK, or William Hurr, HALF-DAI".

United States Interpreter.


223B. L. LE FLORE.

Ex Governor of the Choctaw Nation.

Half-breed—Father French ; Mother a Choctaw.


224PETER FOLSON.

Ex District Chief of the Choctaw Nation.

Father White ; Mother a Choctaw.


225SAMUEL GARLAND.

Ex Principal Chief of the Choctaws.Father Irish ; Mother a Choctaw.


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226ALLEN WRIGHT.

Present Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation.

Kansas. Shindler, pliotog ,Washington, 18G9.

Kansas.

22?J. D. JAMES.

A Chickasaw Delegate.

Shindler, photog., Washington, 1SG9.

228KE-O-KUK, WATCHFUL FOX.

A Sac and Fox Brave.

Kansas. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18G9.

BUM-BE-SUN.

Kansas.

MA-HEE,

Missouri.

229

A Sac and Fox.


230KNIFE.

An Iowa Brave.


Kansas.

NO-HE-IN-GA.

Missouri.

OP-PO-NOOS,

Kansas.3

231LONGHORN.

A Sac and Fox Chief.


232

An Iowa Chief.


**33CHILDREN CHIEF.

A Sac and Fox Chief.

Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869

NO-HE-INGA

Missouri.

KO-HE-INGA.

Missouri.

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234

An Iowa Chief.

Copied by Shiudler, Washington, 1869.

235

An Iowa Chief.

Copied by Shindler, "Washington, 1869.

236

Sioux Indians disposing of their Dead.


237

An Indian looking down from a Rock.


WASH,

Kansas.

GOOE.

Missouri.

23S

A Sioux Indian.


239FRIDAY.

A Chief of the Arrapahoes.

Copied hy Shindler, Washington, 1869.

S840

LITTLE BEAR.

A Chief of the Kansas Tribe.


241

A Sioux Chief.


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242RED PLUME.

A Chief of the Black Feet Indians.

Montana. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

243HIGH TOES.

A Chief of the Cheyennes.

Colorado. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

244BLACK ELK.

Head Chief of the Othoes.

Missouri. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

245GREAT BEAR.

A Chief of the Delawares.


246

A Chippewa Wedding.


247PO-GO-NE-KE-SHICK, HOLE IN THE DAY.

A Celebrated Chippewa Chief.

Minnesota. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

Assassinated May, 1SGS, at Crow Wing, Minnesota, by three Beech Lake Indians.

24SKISH-KA-NA-KUT, STUMP.

Chief of the Mille Lac Chippewas.


249MIS-KO-FE-NEN-SHE, RED BIRD.

Chief of the Lake Winnipeg Band of Chippewas.


3G

250AH-HA-SHA-WE-KE-SHIK, CROSSING SKY.

Chief of the Babbit Lake Chippewas.


251HAW-WB-KE-SHIK, NOONDAY.

A Chippewa Chief.


252NAH-GUN-EH-GAW-BOW, STANDING FORWARD.

A Chief of the Babbit Lake Chippewas.

Minnesota. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18G9.

253

Two Shoshonee, or Snake Indians.

I'tall. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

254CHARLEY.

A Snake Indian.

Utah. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1SG9.

WASH-A-KEE.

Principal Chief of the Shoshonees.

Utah. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18G9.

256

Two Shoshonees.

Utall. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1SG9.

257

Two Shoshonees.

Utah. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 18G9.

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358

A Sioux Chief.

Omaha. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1S69,

259TALL TREE.

Skull of a Tonkaway Indian.

Indian Territory. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1869.

This was a noted medicine man, ami was feared to so great an extent that the

tribe accused him of being a witch, and one night a party shot him in his lodge.

260

A Skull of a Tonkaway Chief.

Indian Territory. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1869.

Killed in battle, 1861, near old Fort Cobb. These Indians were formerly can-

nibals, eating their prisoners and their own dead.

261BLACK BEAVER.

A Noted Delaware.


Was Captain of a company of Delawares, and served during the Mexican war;

was one of Audubon's hunters;guided Gen. Marcy over the plains, during his

explorations ; and conducted the army out of the Indian country at the com-

mencement of the war.

262ASSADAWA.

Chief of the \Vitchitas.


263

Indian Drawing, with Explanation.


ITtah.

I tali.

Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

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264

A Family of Snake Indians.


265VENUS AND ADONIS.

Shoshonees.


266

Snake Indians on Horseback.


26"?

A Group of Snake Indians.


268

Two Shoskonee Chiefs.


Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

269

A Group of four Shoshonees.

Man, half breed ; mother, white ; father, Shoshonee.


2T0

A Group of Ute Indians.


2-51

A Group of Utes on horseback.


2 "5 2

Four Ute Squaws.

Copied by Shiudler, Washirgton, 1869.

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273

Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

Three Graces of the Gosh-Ute Tribe.


274

A Group of three Pah-Utes.


275

Little Soldier and his Squaw; Pah-Utes.


Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

KANOSH.

LITTLE SOLDIER.276

A Pah-TJte.


277

Little Soldier's Squaw.


278

A Group of Bannak Indians.


279

A Bannak Brave.


2SO

Chief of the Parawan Indians.


Utah.

2S1

A Parowan Chief.


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2$°2

ANNIE STIDHAM, Daughter of G. Stidham.

A Creek. Aged 18 years.


2§3GEORGE STIDHAM, Son of G. W. Stidham.

Delegate of the Creek Nation.

Born March 17, 1859. Mother white.

liausas. Shindler, photog., Washington, 1869.

284SHA-VA-NOH.

A War Chief of the Tabaguache Tribe of Utes.


285

SHA-VA-NOH.

A War Chief of the Tabaguache Tribe of Utes.


2*6WOLF.

Colorado.

A Ute Warrior.


28?AN-THRO.

Chief of the United Band of Utes.


CHU.

Colorado.

288

A Ute Brave.

Co|>ied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

SAP-PIX AND SON.

Colorado.

LA-GA-CHA-WICH.

Colorado.

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289

Ute Warriors.


Colorado.

Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

Utah.

29©

A Ute Chief.


291RAINBOW.

A Ute Chief.


292



293

A Group of four Pah-Utes.


294



295

A Group of two Pah-Utes.


296

A Pah-Ute Chief.


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42


HJtall. Copied by Shiudler, Washington, 1869.

29S

A Pah-Ute Chief.

i'Ulls. Copied by Shiudler, Washington, 1S69.

A Pah-Ute Chief.

I tall. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

3<I>0

TSHE-TONWA-KU WA-MA-NI, THE HAWK THAT HUNTSWALKING. Also called LITTLE CROW.

A Chief of the Mdewakanton Sioux, and Leader of the

Massacre iu Minnesota, 1862. Killed.


301WO-WI-NA-PE, ONE WHO COMES IN SIGHT.

Little Crow's Son.

IBaiicii'Mnta. Copied by Shindler, Washington, 1869.

Taken prisoner by the military expedition under command of Brig. -Gen.

Sibley, 1863.

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