councils with, at Fort Snelling, 106-109; effect of military display on, 108, 109; relief of sufferings of, 109, 110; visit of, to agent, 111; help to, in sickness, 111, 112; vaccination of, 112; evidence of power of government given to, by Fort Snelling, 112-118; medals and certificates given to, 113, 114; influence of Fort Snelling over, 116-118; regulation of fur trade with, 135-139; goods used in trade with, 136; efforts to suppress liquor traffic with, 139-145; evil effects of liquor on, 141; work of missionaries among, 146-158; degeneration among, 147; log village for, 149; work of, at farming, 150; assistance to, in farming, 152, 153; boarding-school for, 156; effect of religious work among, 158; paintings of, by Catlin, 163, 164; relations of United States with, 176-178; speeches by, 181, 182; disputes between settlers and, 191, 192; drunkenness among, 194; use of, by British, 208; plans for permanent territory for, 209; respect of, for Sabbath, 237; steamboats feared by, 239, 240 Indigo, purchase of, 88 Intemperance, prevalence of, in garrison, 89, 90 Interior, Department of, Indian affairs placed under control of, 67 Interpreter, service of Campbell as, 71, 72; danger to, from fire, 78; activities of, 129, 130, 131; service of Renville as, 161 Interpreters, foreigners as, 138 "Ione" (steamboat), 169 Iowa, journey of Kearny across, 29; removal of Winnebagoes from, 35, 36, 47; expeditions from Fort Snelling into, 41-45 Iowa, Territory of, 32, 158 Iowa City, Major Woods at, 41, 42; reference to, 43; description of, 216 Iowa County, petition from, 41 Iowa Indians, 177; treaty with, 208 Iowa River, difficulties with Indians along, 41, 42-44; departure of Indians from, 44 Ireland, 92; immigrants from, 189 Iron, mining of, 25 Irving, Washington, 14 Izard, George, 57 Jack, Captain, war with, 65 Jackson, Andrew, 15 Jail, use of, 196 James, Edward, settlers removed by, 195 James River, 116 Jarvis, Doctor, 112 Jefferson, Thomas, statement of, concerning trade, 4 Jesuits, work of, 146 Jewellers, 92 Jews' harps, giving of, to Indians, 107 Johnson, George, 118 Johnson County (Iowa), 41 Kansas State Historical Society, 221 Kaposia, 83, 152; missionary at, 154; abandonment of mission at, 155; school at, 156; battle near, 232 Kearny, Stephen Watts, survey of route for military road by, 29 Keating, William H., 161, 162 Keelboats, 86 Kemper, Jackson, letters describing visit of, to Fort Snelling, 169-175; reference to, 238, 242 Kentucky, settlement of, 14; reference to, 15, 63 Kickapoo Indians, treaty with, 208 Kinzie, John, 117 Kitchens, 75 Kittson, Norman W., 140, 235, 245 Knives, 136