303. Ye-hów-lo-gee, the Cloud; a Chief who distinguished himself in the war.
304. Co-ee-há-jo, ——; a Chief, very conspicuous in the present war.
305. Láh-shee, the Licker; a half-breed warrior, called “Creek Billey.” 306. How-ee-dá-hee; ——. a Seminolee woman.
307. ( ) ——; a Seminolee woman.
308. Os-ce-o-lá, the Black Drink. Full-length, with his rifle in his hand, calico dress, and trinkets, exactly as he was dressed and stood to be painted five days before his death.
EU-CHEE.
Remnant of a powerful tribe who once occupied the southern part of the peninsula of Florida, were overrun by the Creeks and Seminolees, the remnant of them merging into the Seminolee tribe, and living with them now as a part of their nation. Present number, 150.
309. Etch-ée-fix-e-co, the Deer without a Heart, called “Euchee Jack;” a Chief of considerable renown.
310. Chee-a-ex-e-co, ——; quite a modest and pretty girl, daughter of the above Chief.