INDEX

A bear trapped, [98]
A box of minerals stolen, [40]
A granitical formation on Lake Superior, [88]
A long fast, [126]
A new philological principle in languages, [455]
A phenomenon, [103]
A precinct of Indian orgies, [115]
A sub-expedition to Sandy Lake, [112]
A war-party surprised, [552]
Account of sub-explorations of Green Bay, [210]
Acipenser oxyrinchus, [95]
Acipenser spatularia, [163]
Advance of Lake Superior to the Rocky Mountains, [109]
African and Indian marriages, [108]
Agaric mineral, [60]
Agate, [87]
Agglutinative properties of the Indian pronoun, [502]
Aggregate fall of the Mississippi below Sandy Lake, [150];
- commencement of the calcareous rocks, [150]
Algoma, [107]
Algonquin language justly applauded, [122]
Algonac, [50]
Allenoga River, [250]
Allen's Lake, [263]
Aluminous minerals, [354]
American Indian policy, [546]
American antiquities, [166]
Amygdaloid, [90]
An Indian breakfast, [253]
An Indian grave with hieroglyphics, [88]
An Indian nonplused in the woods, [97]
An Indian salute, [120]
Analysis of Lake Superior copper at Utrecht, [364]
Anodonta corpulenta, [516]
Announcement of return of expedition, of 1820, [279]
Antique markings on the pinus resinosa, [552]
Antique notices of the lake mineralogy, [295]
Antiquities, [157];
- first notice of in 1766, [165]
Apparent tide in the Baltic, [191]
Appearance of dune sand at Point aux Barques, [54]
Appendix No. 2, [449]
Apricots in bloom on the 22d of April, [41]
Arched rock, [61]
Argillaceous stratum of Detroit, [307]
Argillite, [111]
Artesian borings for water, [51]
Art of the wounded duck, [249]
Arts and manufactures of the Chippewas and Ottowas, [70]
Ascent of the Assowa River, [235]
Asphaltum and naphtha, [196]
Assassination of Owen Keveny, [69]
Assowa Lake, [239]
Atmospheric heat 28th June, [96]
Aux Sables Indians, [55]

Bark letter in pictographic characters, [433]
Barometrical height of Cass Lake, [139]
Barytic minerals, [357]
Basin of Lake Michigan, [335]
Basin of Lake Superior, [318]
Bat in wood, [396]
Beltrami, [227]
Birch Lake, [263]
Birds inhabiting the region of Pakagama Falls, [130]
Birds of Lake Superior, [104]
Birds of the Wisconsin Valley, [181]
Bituminous minerals, [358]
Bivalve shells, [415]
Black River, [103]
Boatswain to Com. Perry in 1813, [194]
Botany, [408]
Boulders on the shores of Lake St. Clair, [49]
Boundary between Michigan and Wisconsin, [103]
Breadth of the Mississippi at Sandy Lake, [124]
Brigham's residence at Blue Mound, [568]
Brulé summit, [273]
Buckshot gravel, [62]
Buffalo hunt, [146]

Cabotian Mountains, [110]
Calcareous minerals, [350]
Canadian canoe-song, [189]
Canoe-race, [48]
Capt. Douglass, [210]
Capt. Jouett, [269]
Capture and massacre of the garrison of old Mackinac, [63]
Carnage River, [248]
Carnelian, [87]
Carver's Cave, [159]
Carver's travels, [21]
Cass, his official report, [280]
Cass Lake, [130]
Cass Lake basin, [328]
Cass on Indian hieroglyphics, [430]
Cassville, Wisconsin, [169]
Chagoimegon, [105]
Chalcedony and calcareous spar, [54]
Charles Stokes, Esq., his geological memoir, [315]
Charlevoix's visit to America, [20]
Character and value of Dubuque's lead mines, [172]
Character of the bison, [147]
Character of the Canadian voyageur, [124]
Cheboigan, its etymology, [213]
Chenos, a masked coast, [73]
Chicago, etymology of name, population, and greatness, [198]
Chief Guelle Plat, [255]
Chippewa character of the Kekeewin, [154]
Chippewa dance, [87]
Chippewa term of salutation, [84]
Chippewa village, [94]
Cinnamon-colored radiated quartz, [163]
Claimants to mine lands, [365]
Clinton River, [49]
Club fungus partially fossilized, [204]
Coal in Western New York, [391]
Coast of boulders, [215]
Col. Croghan's attack at Fort Holmes in 1814, [64]
Col. Pierce, [58]
Coluber æstivus, [50]
Combustibles, [536]
Commercial value of copper, [372]
Conchology, [178]
Connection with Blackhawk's plans disclaimed, [272]
Cooper's description of shells, [515]
Copper-bearing trap-dykes, [89]
Copper boulder, its size, [97]
Copper-head snake, [238]
Copper ores of Mineral Point, [567]
Cormorant, [130]
Corn ripens at St. Peter's Valley, [153]
Cornu-ammonis; a fossiliferous coast, [56]
Corregonus albus, [260]
Cost of lake transportation, [376]
Council at Cass Lake, [251]
Council at Sandy Lake, [226]
Council at St. Peter's agency, [269]
Council at the ultimate point of the first expedition, [133]
Council with Indians;
- their hostility, [78];
- they raise the British flag, [79]
Crow-wing River, [145]
Crystals of iron pyrites, [196]
Cupreous formation, [324]
Cup-shaped concavities, [61]

Dacota, or Nadownsie Indians, [158]
Danger escaped, [566]
Date and circumstance of Pike's visit to Sandy Lake, [117]
Date of Prairie du Chien, [167]
Date of the battle of Badaxe, [269]
Date of Wisconsin as a territorial name, [176]
De Witt Clinton offers the use of his library, [23]
Dead scaffolded, [122]
Defect of postal facilities, at Mackinac, [65]
Depth of the Detroit clay beds, [51]
Derogative inflections of the Indian noun, [476]
Descent of Itasca River, [246]
Description of the Indian canoe, [47]
Desiderata of discovery, [227]
Detroit completely burnt down in 1805, [44]
Detroit first founded in 1701, [45]
Difficulty of studying the Indian tongues, [441]
Difficulty of the descent of the Brulé, [273]
Diluvial elevations, [385]
Diminutive forms of the Odjibwa noun, [474]
Discover native copper, [90]
Discovery of Itasca Lake, [573]
Distance from Lake Superior to Lake Pepin, [544]
Distance from St. Peter's to the gulf, [153];
elevation of the country, [153]
Distances travelled in the expedition of 1831, [544]
Dr. McDonnell's letter, [439]
Dr. Mitchell's summary of discoveries, [416]
Drift-stratum, [115], [322]
Dubuque City, [170]
Du Ponceau's prize essay, [453]

Earliest date of Winnebago history, [194]
Earthy compounds, [534]
Elementary structure of the Algonquin language, [442]
Elk Island, [216]
Elk River, its latitude, [147]
Elevation of Lake Superior, [107]
Elevation of the cliff of La Grange, [162]
Elevation of the country at the Savanna Portage, [120]
Encampment at St. Mary's, [76]
Ephemeral insects, [167]
Epoch of the deposit of St. Mary's sandstone, [539]
Epochs of geological action proved by fossils, [400]
Era of Pontiac's hostile movements, [62]
Era of the discovery of the St. Lawrence, [121]
Erismatolite, [103]
Erratic block stratum, [53]
Erratic block and drift stratum, [61]
Essay on the Odjibwa substantive, [453]
Establishment of a military post at St. Peter's, [152]
Etymology, [116]
Etymology of Manitowakie, [195]
Etymology of Minnesota, [156]
Etymology of Namikong, [85]
Etymology of Pawating, [81]
Etymology of Rum River, [150]
Etymology of the word Konamik, [186]
Etymology of the word Michilimackinac, [70]
Etymology of the word Mississippi, [140]
Etymology of the word Wisconsin, [179]
Etymology of Waganukizzie, [207]
Evidences of ancient Indian cultivation, [59]
Evidences of diluvial action, [318]
Explorations recommended, [285]
Extensive and fertile bow-shaped area, [135]

Fallacious appearance of a tide in Green Bay, [191]
Fallacious information of the Indians, respecting the lead mines, [180]
Falls and precipices, [110]
Falls of St. Croix, [270]
Falls of the Montreal River, [103]
Federation group of islands of Lake Superior, [105], [321]
Feud between the Sioux and Chippewas, [545]
Final embarkation at Grosse Point, [49]
Final separation of the party at Fort Dearborn, [197]
First lake vessel built by La Salle, [212]
First steamboat visits Michilimackinac in 1819, [212]
Flat Rock Point, organic remains, [55]
Flock of pigeons drowned in storms, [195]
Flora of Lake Michigan, [206]
Fluor spar, [353]
Fond du Lac, [184]
Fondness of the Indians for melons, [170]
Forest-trees, [143]
Forest-trees buried by oceanic drift, [51]
Fort Holmes, when dismantled, [64]
Fort Howard, [190]
Fort Niagara built, [62]
Fossil fauna of the West, [199]
Fossil wood, [386]
Foundation of old Mackinac, [62]
Fox chief Aquoqua, [171]
Fox River Valley, [184]
Fox Village, [169]
Freshwater conchology, [188]
Freshwater shells of the Fox and Wisconsin, [416]
Friendship of Wawetum, [67]
Friendly act of the daughter of Wabojeeg, [80]
Frogs inclosed in stone, [386]
Fringillia vespertina, or Schoolcraft's grosbec, [515]
Further discussion of the Odjibwa substantive, [470]

Galena, [174]
Generalizations on the Mississippi River, [139]
Geographical data of the portage from Lake Superior to the St. Croix and Chippewa Rivers, [540]
Geological deductions, [300]
Geological memoranda, [119]
Geological monuments, [332]
Geology of Mackinac, [66]
Geological outlines of the Lake Superior coast, [109]
Geological phenomena, [245]
Geology, [261]
Glacial action, [216]
Globe of sandstone from a geological pocket-hole, [316]
Grammatical structure of sentences in the Odjibwa, [495]
Granite Point, [88]
Granular gypsum in sandstone, [86]
Graphic granite, [84]
Gratiot's Grove, [564]
Grauwackke, [111]
Grauwackke of Iron River, [321]
Grave of Dubuque, [174]
Gray wolf, [149], [166]
Great copper boulder on Lake Superior, [294]
Great sand dunes, [85]
Green Bay City, [191]
Group of the Manatouline Islands, [74]
Grosbec—new species, [515]
Gypsum, [65], [313]

Habits of the anas canadensis, [234]
Helix, [515]
Hennepin, [151]
Henry Inman, [23]
Herds of buffalo east of the Mississippi, [432]
High value of the Lake Superior copper mines urged on Congress, [368]
Highest platform mound on the Mississippi, [157]
Highlands of Sauble, [310]
Historical data respecting Dubuque's mines, [174]
Historical data respecting the smallpox, [578]
Historical facts, [150]
History of Green Bay, [190]
History of the Chippewas, [121]
History of the Fox Indians, [175]
Hochungara, or Winnebagoes, [181]
Holcus fragrans, [157]
Houghton's analysis of the lake copper, [527]
Houghton's plants, [519]
How possessives are formed in the Chippewa, [461]
Human skull in the solid part of a living tree, [396]
Huron coast line, [309]
Huttonian theory, [405]
Hystrix, [73]

Ice formed on the 19th of July, [127]
Illigan Lake, [264]
Image stone, [231]
Importance of vaccination to Indians, [581]
Impression of a trilobite in quartz, [66]
Indian altar, [55]
Indian birch-bark letter, [433]
Indian boundary, [149]
Indian chief Red Thunder, [158]
Indian chief Red Wing, [163]
Indian corn-dance, [160]
Indian council, [99]
Indian council at the mouth of the Crow-wing, [267]
Indian dwarf, [178]
Indian language, [453]
Indian myth of Itasca, stanzas on, [243]
Indian oratory, [256]
Indian queen, [254]
Indian summer, [428]
Indian superstition respecting mines, [374]
Indian symbol for a man, [113]
Indian term for geologist, [90]
Indian trait, [151]
Indian translation of an expression, [144]
Indian tribes visited in 1831, [540]
Indian women engage in mining, [173]
Indian women gathering rice, [130]
Indians turn mineralogists, [90]
Inquiries respecting the history of the Indians, [438]
Inter-European amalgamation, [77]
Intrepid act of Gen. Cass, [80]
Iron sand, [106]
Irving's Lake, [230]
Island of ancient Indian sepulchre, [194]
Itasca Lake, [246]

James Riley, [78]
Jargon of the northwest, [234]
John Johnston, Esq., [80]
Journey from Albany to Geneva, [41]
Journey in a sleigh across the Highlands, [40]

Kabamappa accuses the Sioux of treachery, [548]
Kaginogumaug, or Longwater Lake, [261]
Kakabika Falls, [247]
Kakala, its probable meaning, [187]
Kalamazoo, [203]
Kubba-Kunna, [234]

La Hontan's apocryphal discovery on Long River, [19]
Lac Plè, [263]
Lac Traverse, [229]
Lac Vieux Desert, [263]
Lacustrine clay-flats of Lake St. Clair, [49]
Lake action, [318]
Lake Audrusia, [228]
Lake Chetac, [543]
Lake Douglass, [265]
Lake drift, [323]
Lake Pepin, [163], [332]
Lake St. Clair, [216]
Landscape of Michilimackinac, [71]
Last year the bison is seen east of the Mississippi, [148]
Latitude of Mackinac, [64]
Lead mines at Dubuque, [168], [333]
Leading events in the life of Gen. Macomb, [72]
Leaf River of the Crow-wing, [266]
Learn the state of the Sauc war, [269]
Leech Lake, [259]
Leech Lake River, [129]; etymology, [129]
Left Hand River, [108]
Legal claim to the mine tract, [174]
Length of the Mississippi, [245]
Letter to Nathaniel H. Carter, Esq., [409]
Level of Lake Erie above tide-water, [43]
Limits of the cervus sylvestris, [515]
Line of discovery above Cass Lake, [244]
List of latitudes and longitudes, [289]
List of quadrupeds and birds observed, [413]
Little Crow chief, [157]
Little Vermilion Lake, [262]
Localities of minerals and rock strata, [211]
Locality of freshwater shells, [167]
Long Prairie River, [266]
Longitudinal phenomena, [109]
Lt. Col. Fowle, notice of, [168]
Lupus Americanus, [56]
Lyceum of Natural History, New York, extract from its annals, [532]

M. Woolsey, [588]
Mackinac limestone, [312]
Magnesian minerals, [356]
Magnitude of Lake Michigan, [202]
Marquette's discovery of the Mississippi, [17]
Mass of native copper, on the shores of Winnebago Lake, [185]
Massachusetts Island, [105]
Mean temperature at the sources of the Upper Mississippi River, [123];
- party for the ultimate discovery of this river, [123]
Mean temperature of St. Peter's Valley, [154]
Mean velocity of current of Mississippi River, [126]
Metallic masses, [100]
Metallic minerals, [340]
Meteorological journal kept at Chicago, [424]
Meteorology, [418]
Metoswa rapids, [229]
Metunna Rapids, [266]
Micaceous oxide of iron, [111]
Michigan—its population at various periods, [46]
Michilimackinac, [57], [311]
Michilimackinac first becomes a capital for the fur trade, [68];
J. J. Astor occupies it in 1816, [68]
Miera, or Walk-in-the-water, [212]
Milwaukie, its etymology, population, and resources, [196]
Mine of Peosta, [171]
Mineral character of Lake Superior, [100]
Mineralogy and geology, [292]
Mineralogy of the Northwest, [534]
Miners' mode of classifying ore, [564]
Mississippi first crossed by primary rocks, [147]
Mississippi from the influx of the Missouri, [138]
Mistake respecting American antiquities, [157]
Mode of converting a noun to a verb in the Odjibwa, [481]
Mollusks, [127]
Montruille an object of pity, [131]
Mozojeed, a chief of energy, [550]
Mr. Monroe's message of 7th December, 1822, [363]
Mr. Schoolcraft's Report on the Copper Mines of Lake Superior, [292]
Mukkundwa Indians, ethnological sketch, [258]
Murder of Gov. Semple, [255]
Muskego River, [104]
My first portage; what is "a piece," [90]
Mythologic notion, [99]

Naiwa rapids, [236]
Native salt and native copper, [155]
Native silver, and its ores, [531]
Natural history, [515]
Nebeesh Island and Rapids, [75]
Neenaba, a partisan chief, [554]
New localities of copper, [375]
New seat for Hygeia and the Muses, [60]
New species in conchology, [417]
Nicollet's table of geographical positions, [582]
Noble reply of an Algonquin chief, [63]
Noble view, [83]
Number in the Chippewa, [457]
Number, value, &c. of the copper mines of Lake Superior, [363]

Objects of governmental policy, [558]
Oblations to the dead, [123]
Observe the buffalo, [146]
Odjibwa animate and inanimate adjectives, [490]
Odjibwa compound words, [483]
Odjibwa numerals, [501]
Odjibwamong, [82]
Offering food to the dead, [123]
Official report of Gen. Cass, [280]
Okunzhewug, a chieftainess, murdered, [550]
Old English Copper-mining Company, [296]
Old Mackinac, its date, [208]
Onzig River, [84]
Ores and metals, [536]
Organic impressions, [313]
Organization of the expedition of 1832, [223]
Origin of the Indian race, [439]
Ornithology, [130]
Ortho-cerite limestone, [74]
Ottowa Lake, [542]

Pakagama Falls, [127]
Palæontological rocks, [330]
Palaozoic sandstone, [539]
Peace Rock, [149]
Pelican, [177]
Perch or Assawa Lake, [362]
Period of the first military occupation of old Mackinac, [64]
Petrified leaf, with a sketch, [206]
Pewabik River, [102]
Physical Character of the Crow-wing River, [267]
Physical characters of the Mississippi, [133]
Pictographic device, [148]
Pictographic Indian inscription, [113]
Pictographic mode of communicating ideas, [430]
Pictured rocks, [86]
Pike's Bay, [251]
Pipe-stone, or opwagunite, [155]
Planorbis, [515]
Planorbis companulatus, [246]
Plants collected by Dr. Houghton, [519]
Plastic clay of St. Clair flats, [308]
Plateau of lakes and marshes, [128]
Polydon, [416]
Polyganum, [124]
Population and statistics of Mackinac in 1820, [64]
Population of Detroit in 1820, [45]
Population of Leech Lake, [260]
Population of Ottowas, [203]
Porcupine Mountains, [91], [323]
Porphyry and conglomerate boulders, [317]
Portage to the sources of Crow-wing River, [260]
Positive and negative forms of speech, in the Odjibwa, [497]
Potatoes vegetate in pure pebbles, [62]
Pouched rat, [156]
Practicability of working the Superior mines of copper and iron, [370];
- advantages of transportation, [371]
Preliminary incidents at Washington, [39]
Preliminary Report of Exploring Expedition of 1832, [573]
Primary forks of the Mississippi, [232];
country disposed in plateaux, [233]
Principles of the Odjibwa noun-adjective, [489]
Produce of the copper mines of the world, [379]
Pseudomorphous forms, [314]
Pseudostoma pinetorum, [156]
Pusabika River, [102]

Quartz geodes, [334]
Quartzite rock, [127]
Queen Anne's Lake, [280]
Question of prepositions, [471]

Racine, [197]
Rapid glances at the geology of Western New York, [381]
Rapids of the Mississippi above Sandy Lake, [125]
Rattlesnake of the Wisconsin Hills, [181]
Reach Detroit, after a passage of 62 hours, [44]
Reach Itasca Lake, its outline, [241]
Reach Lake Superior, [274]
Rebus nutkanus, [129]
Reciprocal death in a combat, [201]
Red Banks, [194]
Red jasper in quantity, [58]
Red oxide of iron, [155]
Red sandstone, [91]
Red sandstone of Lake Superior, [316]
Register of temperature in the United States, [426]
Reorganization of the first expedition at Chicago, [200]
Report of Dr. Houghton on the copper of Lake Superior, [526]
Report of Mr. Schoolcraft to the Senate on the mineral lands of Lake Superior, [362]
Residents of Chicago in 1820, [197]
Return of expedition of 1820 to Detroit, [217];
summary notice of, [217]
Return to Sandy Lake, [142]
Returns of the Cornwall and Devon copper mines, [378]
Rifle shooting, [83]
Rise of waters in the lakes, [214]
River St. Croix, [162]
Robert de la Salle, [17]
Rosa parviflora, [144]
Ruins of Fort St. Joseph, built in 1795, [75]
Rule of euphony in the Algonquin language, [444];
- active and passive voices,[ 446];
- philosophical mode of denoting number, [445]

Sacred island of the Indians, [70]
Saganaw Bay, [54], [310]
Saliferous red clay, [389]
Sandstone in a vertical position, [102]
Sandstone rock found in place on the east coast of Lake Huron, [52]
Sandy Lake, [327] Sarracenia purpurea, or owl's moccasin, [214]
Saurian, [249]
Savanna of Gatchi Betobeeg, [141]
Savanna summit, [118]
Saw-mills in the Indian territory, [555]
Scenery of Lake Superior, [587]
Schoolcraft's examination of the Indian vowels, [443]
Schoolcraft's geological report, [304]
Schoolcraft's Island, [243]
Schoolcraft's official report in 1831, [540]
Septaria, [203]
Serpentine rock, [322]
Sexual nouns, [479]
Sheboigan, its etymology, [195]
Shingabawossin reopens negotiations, [81]
Sienitic and hornblende rock, [148]
Silicious minerals, [345]
Silurian limestone, [167]
Silver, a boulder specimen, [532]
Silver medal presented, [99]
Sioux masses of colored clays, [155]
Site of a massacre in 1812, [200]
Site of an ancient dune, [308]
Skeleton paradigm of the Indian verb, [507]
Sketch of Sandy Lake, [116]
Sketch of the banks of the Mississippi from St. Anthony, [137]
Sketch of the river at the Copper Rock, [97]
Sketches addressed to Gen. George P. Morris, [560]
Skull Cave, on the island of Mackinac, [66],
Alexander Henry's adventures in 1763, [66].
Smallpox appears among the Chippewas in 1750, [578]
Society on the island;
- its peculiar phases, [69]
Soil and climate of Minnesota, [153]
Soldiers poor canoemen, [269]
Source of Assowa River, [240];
- portage over the height of land, [240]
South coast line of Lake Superior, [320]
Species of freshwater shells, [181]
St. Anthony's Falls, its Indian name, [151]
St. Mary's Canal, [82]
St. Paul's, Minnesota, [159]
State of geological knowledge in 1819, [381]
Stationary distances on Lake Superior, [92]
Statistics of maple sugar made by the Indians, [71]
Statistics of the fur trade, [68]
Staurotide; native silver, [53]
Steamboat Walk-in-the-Water, [43]
Straits of St. Mary, [315]
Stratification, [81]
Stratum of quartzite rock, [141]
Sub-exploring party, [94]
Sub-formative pronouns in the Algonquin language, [509];
- relative pronouns, [509];
- demonstrative pronouns, [513]
Summit Lake, [263]
Sun above the horizon at 12 P. M., [106]
Superstition of the Indians, [571]
Synopsis of Appendix No. 1, [277]

Table of latitudes and longitudes in the Northwest, [582]
Tabular view of minerals of the Northwest, [338]
Temperature required by tropical plants, [426]
Tenacity of life of the deer, [235]
Tensal inflections in the Algonquin, [478]
Testimonial to Capt. Douglass and Mr. Schoolcraft, [287]
The glutton, [141]
The Mississippi viewed in sections, [137]
The trap-rock the true copper-bearing medium, [530]
Thirteen-striped squirrel, [156]
Time required in passing Lake Superior, [107]
Topography and astronomy, [288]
Tortoise, [113]
Tortuous channel, [129]
Totem, [123]
Tour from Galena to Fort Winnebago, [560]
Track of Indian migration, [122]
Tramp through a swamp, [112]
Treaty of June 16, 1820, [81]
Trunk of a tree fossilized, [396]
Turtle River, [131]

Ultimate point reached by the first expedition, [132]
Unio, [167], [517]
Unio food for the wild duck, [234]
Unio Schoolcraftensis, [181]
Upper Red Cedar Lake, [130]
Uva ursi, [88]

Vaccination of Indians, [574]
Valley of Taquimenon, [537]
Valley of the St. Croix, [332]
Valley of the St. Louis, [325]
Vast caldron in grauwackke, [103]
Verbs in the Algonquin, how changed to substantives, [482]
Vermilion canoe, [254]
Vesicular crumbling limestone, [60]
Vestiges of a wreck on Lake Michigan, [202]
View of Lake Huron, [51]
Views of skeptics on the Mosaical chronology, [407]
Virginia Island, [105]
Visit Niagara, its etymology, [41], [42]
Visit to Gen. Dodge at his residence, [567]
Visit to the locality of the great mass of copper on Lake Superior, [299]
Vitric boulders, [324]
Volcanic upheavals, [305]
Voyageurs hired not to drink spirits, and to keep the Sabbath, [268]

War-party of Neenaba broken up, [553]
Water-worn agates on the lacustrine summit, [112]
Waughpekennota, [193]
White crystalline sand rock, [331]
White Rock, [52]
White springs of Ontario, [385]
Width of Sandy Lake River at its outlet, [226]
Width of the Mississippi at the outlet of Cass Lake, [227]
Winnebago idea of geology, [185]
Winonao laita, [164]
Wisconsin, [183], [333]
Wisconsin lead mines;
- aspect of the country, [561]
Wolverine, [141]

Year 1820 opens with severe weather, [40]
Yellow River war-party, [549]

Zeolite, [87]
Zinc found in the Wisconsin mines, [565]
Zoned agate, [237]
Zoological objects inclosed in rock, or the solid parts of trees, &c., [392]
Zoology, [408]

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