| CHAPTER I [VIII of Vol. II, original ed.]—Excursion to
the Summit of the Peak. Mineral Springs. Coquimbo
Owl. Encampment on the Arkansa | [11] |
| CHAPTER II [IX of Vol. II]—A Detachment from the
Exploring Party Ascend the Arkansa to the Mountains.
Bell's Springs. Descent of the Arkansa. Grizzly Bear | [32] |
| CHAPTER III [X of Vol. II]—Natural Mounds. Kaskaia
Indian and Squaw. Preparations for a Division of the
Party. Sandstones of the High Plains South of the Arkansa.
Fletz Trap Formation | [52] |
| CHAPTER IV [XI of Vol. II]—Sufferings of the Party from
Stormy Weather and Want of Provisions. Indications
of an Approach towards Settlements. Inscribed Rock.
Cervus Macrotis. Volcanic Origin of Amygdaloid | [84] |
| CHAPTER V [XII of Vol. II]—Kaskaia Hunting Party.
Indian Encampment. Unfriendly Behavior of the Kaskaias.
Some Account of their Persons and Manners.
Salt Plains. Cumancias | [102] |
| CHAPTER VI [XIII of Vol. II]—Sand Plains. Mississippi
Hawk. Small-leaved Elm. Wild Horses. Hail-storm.
Climate. Bisons. Grapes. Red Sand Formation.
Gypsum | [126] |
| CHAPTER VII [I of Vol. III]—Inconveniences Resulting
from Want of Water. Wood Ticks. Plants. Loss of
One of the Party. Honey Bees. Forests. Gray Sandstone.
Indications of Coal. Limestone | [148] |
| CHAPTER VIII [II of Vol. III]—Osage Orange. Birds.
Falls of the Canadian. Green Argillaceous Sandstone.
Northern and Southern Tributaries of the Canadian.
Cotton-wood. Arrival at the Arkansa. Cane Brakes.
Cherokees. Belle Point | [170] |
| CHAPTER IX [III of Vol. III]—The Party Proceed upon
their Route. Thunder-storm. Some Account of the
Kiawa, Kaskaia, Arrapaho, and Shienne Indians. New
Species of Toad | [192] |
| CHAPTER X [IV of Vol. III]—Arrapaho War-party. Tabanus.
Rattlesnakes. Burrowing Owl. Departure of
Bijeau and Ledoux for the Pawnee Villages. Scarcity
of Timber. Great Herds of Bison. Wolves | [214] |
| CHAPTER XI [V of Vol. III]—Termination of the Great
Bend of the Arkansa. Ietan War-party. Little Arkansa.
Red River Fork. Little Neosho and Little Verdigrise
Creeks | [230] |
| CHAPTER XII [VI of Vol. III]—Indian Hunting Encampment.
Brackish Water. The Party Pressed by Hunger.
Forked-tailed Flycatcher. An Elevated, almost Mountainous,
Range of Country. Desertion of Three Men.
Red Water | [247] |
| CHAPTER XIII [VII of Vol. III]—The Party Meet with
Osage Indians. Some Account of this Nation. Manner
of Taking Wild Horses | [265] |
| CHAPTER XIV [VIII of Vol. III]—Verdigrise River. Mr.
Glenn's Trading-house. New Species of Lizard. Neosho
or Grand River. Salt Works. Large Spider. Illinois
Creek. Ticks. Arrival at Belle Point | [281] |