372. View on Upper Missouri--View in the Grand Détour, 1900 miles above St. Louis. Magnificent clay bluffs, with red pumice-stone resting on their tops, and a party of Indians approaching buffalo. 373. View on Upper Missouri--Beautiful Grassy Bluffs, 110 miles above St Louis. 374. View on Upper Missouri--Prairie Meadows burning, and a party of Indians running from it in grass eight or ten feet high. These scenes are terrific and hazardous in the extreme when the wind is blowing a gale. 375. View on Upper Missouri--Prairie Bluffs burning. 376. View on Upper Missouri--"Floyd's Grave," where Lewis and Clarke buried Serjeant Floyd thirty-three years since; a cedar post and sign over the grave. 377. View on Upper Missouri--Sioux encamped, dressing buffalo-meat, and robes. 378. View on Upper Missouri--"The Tower," 1100 miles above St. Louis. 379. View on upper Missouri--Distant view of the Mandan Village, 1800 miles above St. Louis. 380. View on Upper Missouri--Picturesque Clay Bluff, 1700 miles above St. Louis. 381. View on Upper Missouri--"Belle Vue"--Indian Agency of Major Dougherty, 870 miles above St. Louis. 382. View on Upper Missouri--Beautiful Clay Bluffs, 1900 miles above St. Louis. 383. View on Upper Missouri--Minatarree Village, earth-covered lodges, on Knife River, 1810 miles above St. Louis. Bàtiste, Bogard, and myself ferried across the river by an Indian woman, in a skin canoe, and Indians bathing in the stream. 384. View on Upper Missouri--Fort Pierre, Mouth of Teton River--Fur Company's trading-post, 1200 miles above St. Louis, with 600 lodges of Sioux Indians encamped about it, in skin lodges. 385. View on Upper Missouri--Nishnabottana Bluffs, 1070 miles above St. Louis. 386. View on Upper Missouri--Riccaree Village, with earth-covered lodges, 1600 miles above St. Louis. 387. View on Upper Missouri--South side of "Buffalo Island," showing the beautiful buffalo-bush, with its blue leaves, and bending down with fruit. 388. View on Upper Missouri--Mouth of Yellow Stone--Fur Company's Fort, their principal post, 2000 miles above St. Louis, and a large party of Knisteneux encamped about it. 389. View on Upper Missouri--the "Iron Bluff," 1200 miles above St. Louis, a beautiful subject for a landscape. 390. View on Upper Missouri--View in the "Big Bend," 1900 miles above St. Louis; showing the manner in which the conical bluffs on that river are formed; table-lands in distance, rising several hundred feet above the summit level of the prairie. 391. View on Upper Missouri--View in the "Big Bend"--magnificent clay bluffs, with high table-land in the distance.