164. _Pa-rís-ka-róo-pa_, the Two Crows; Chief of a band; his hair sweeps the ground; his head-dress made of the eagle's skin entire; he holds in his hand his lance and two _medicine_-bags, the one of his own instituting, the other taken from his enemy, whom he had killed in battle. 165. _Hó-ra-tó-a_, ----; a brave, wrapped in his robe, and his hair reaching to the ground; his spear in his hand, and bow and quiver slung. 166. _Oó-je-en-á-he-a_, the Woman who lives in the Bear's Den; her hair cut off, she being in mourning. 167. _Duhk-gits-o-ó-see_, the Red Bear. 168. _Pa-ris-ka-róo-pa_, the Two Crows (the younger), called the "Philosopher." A young man distinguished as an orator and wise man, though the character of his face and head would almost appear like a deformity. 169. _Bi-éets-ee-cure_, the Very Sweet Man. 170. _Ba-da-ah-chón-du_, He who jumps over Every One; on a wild horse, with war-eagle head-dress on his horse's and his own head; with shield, bow, quiver, and lance; his long hair floating in the wind. GROS-VENTRES (MIN-A-TAR-REES), PEOPLE OF THE WILLOWS. A small tribe, near neighbours and friends of the Mandans, speaking the Crow language, and probably have, at a former period, strayed away from them; numbering about 1100. 171. _Eh-toh'k-pah-she-pée-shah_, the Black Mocassin; Chief; over a hundred years old; sits in his lodge, smoking a handsome pipe; his arms and ornaments hanging on a post by the side of his bed. (Since dead.) 172. _E'e-a-chín-che-a_, the Red Thunder; the son of the Black Mocassin (No. 171), represented in the costume of a warrior. 173. _Pa-ris-ka-róo-pa_, the Two Crows; with a handsome shirt, ornamented with ermine, and necklace of grisly bears' claws. This man is now the head Chief of the tribe. 174. ( ), ----; woman, the wife of the Two Crows (No. 173). 175. _Seet-sé-be-a_, the Mid-day Sun; a pretty girl, in mountain-sheep skin dress, and fan of the eagle's tail in her hand. CREES (KNIS-TE-NEUX). A small tribe of 4000, in _Her Majesty's dominions_, neighbours of the Black Feet, and always at war with them; desperate warriors; small and light in stature. Half of them have recently died of the smallpox since I was amongst them. 176. _Eeh-tow-wées-ka-zeet_, He who has Eyes behind him; one of the foremost braves of the tribe, in a handsome dress. This man visited Washington with the Indian agent, Major Sanford, a few years since. 177. _Tsee-moúnt_, a Great Wonder; woman carrying her Infant in her robe. 178. _Tow-ée-ka-wet_, ----; woman. AS-SIN-NE-BOINS (STONE BOILERS).