The scars on his breast, arms, and legs, show that he has several times in his life submitted to the propitiatory tortures represented in four paintings, Nos. 505, 506, 507, 508. 132. _Seehk-hée-da_, the Mouse-coloured Feather, or "_White Eyebrows_;" a very noted brave, with a beautiful pipe in his hand; his hair quite yellow. This man was killed by the Sioux, and scalped, two years after I painted his portrait: his scalp lies on the table, No. 10. 133. _Mi-néek-ee-súnk-te-ka_, the Mink; a beautiful Mandan girl, in mountain-sheep skin dress, ornamented with porcupine-quills, beads, and elk's teeth. 134. _Sha-kó-ka_, Mint. A very pretty and modest girl, twelve years of age, with _grey hair! peculiar to the Mandans_. This unaccountable peculiarity belongs to the Mandans alone, and about one in twelve, of both sexes and of all ages, have the hair of a bright silvery grey, and exceedingly coarse and harsh, somewhat like a horse's mane. 135. _[U']n-ka-hah-hón-shee-kow_, the Long Finger-nails; a brave. 136. _Máh-ta[h']p-ta-hah_, the One who rushes through the Middle. 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142. _San-ja-ka-kó-koh_, the Deceiving Wolf; and five others, in a group; names not preserved. SHI-ENNE. A small but very valiant tribe of 3000, neighbours of the Sioux, on the west, between the Black Hills and the Rocky Mountains: a very tall race of men, second in stature to the Osages. 143. _Né-hee-ó-ee-wóo-tis_, the Wolf on the Hill; Chief of the tribe; a noble and fine-looking fellow: this man has been known to own 100 horses at one time. 144. _Tis-se-wóo-na-tís_, She who bathes her Knees; Wife of the Chief (No. 143); her hair in braid. FLAT HEADS, or NEZ PERCÉS. On the head-waters of the Columbia, west of the Rocky Mountains. 145. _Hee-oh'ks-te-kin_, the Rabbit's Skin Leggins; a brave, in a very beautiful dress. 146. _H'co-a-h'co-a-h'cotes-min_, No Horns on his Head; a brave, a very handsome man, in a beautiful dress. 147. ( ) Woman and Child; showing the manner in which the heads of the children are flattened. CHIN-OOK. On the lower parts of the Columbia, near the Pacific Ocean. 148. _Hee-doh'ge-ats_, ----; a young man, eighteen years of age. BLACK FEET. A very warlike and hostile tribe of 50,000, including the _Peagans Cotonnés_ and _Gros-ventres de Prairies_, occupying the head-waters of the Missouri, extending a great way into the British territory on the north, and into the Rocky Mountains on the west. Rather low in stature, broad chested, square shouldered, richly clad, and well armed, living in skin lodges. 12,000 of them destroyed by smallpox within the year 1838!