29. Cler-mónt, ——; first Chief of the tribe; with his war-club in his hand, and his leggins fringed with scalp-locks taken from his enemies’ heads.
This man is the son of an old and celebrated chief of that name, who died a few years since.
30. Wáh-chee-te, ——; woman and child; wife of Cler-mónt.
31. Tchong-tas-sáb-bee, the Black Dog; second Chief of the Osages; with his pipe in one hand and tomahawk in the other; head shaved, and ornamented with a crest made of the deer’s tail, coloured red.
This is the largest man in the Osage nation, and blind in his left eye.
32. Tál-lee,——; an Osage warrior of distinction; with his shield, bow, and quiver.
33. Wa-ho-béck-ee,——; a brave; said to be the handsomest man in the nation; with a profusion of wampum on his neck, and a fan in his hand made of the eagle’s tail.
34. Mun-ne-pús-kee, He who is not afraid.
35. Ko-ha-túnk-a, the Big Crow.
36. Nah-cóm-ee-shee, Man of the Bed. } group.
Three distinguished young warriors, who desired to be painted on one canvas.
37. Moi-eén-e-shee, the Constant Walker.