Delegation: Choctaw and Chickasaw, gives assurance to Indian Office of neutrality, 74 and _footnote_, 75; from non-secession element in various tribes, 265-266 and _footnote_, 267 and _footnote_; from Leased District visits Kiowas, 353 Denton: exodus from, 95 Denver, J. W: 270 Derrysaw, Jacob: 69, _footnote_, 194, 218, _footnote_ Dickey, M. C: 209, _footnote_ Dickinson, J. C: 50, _footnote_, 296 Diplomacy: used to effect Indian alliance, 17; and intrigue to effect Seminole removal from Florida, 20, _footnote_ District of Columbia: status of slavery in, 22 Disunion: Pike's poem on, 133 and _footnote_ Doaksville: 39, _footnote_; Choctaw constitution, 51; Council at, 77 Dole, William P: 56, _footnote_, 74, _footnote_, 75, 80, 231 and _footnote_, 233, 241-242, 250, 266, 271, 273, 274 Dorn, Andrew J: 30, _footnote_; takes charge of Neosho Agency, 35, _footnote_, 51; absent from post, 82; citizen of Arkansas, 82, _footnote_; tells Neosho River Agency Indians to attend Tahlequah meeting, 241; letter of, 295; Rector complains of conduct of, 328 Dred Scott Decision: effect upon Indian interests, 29 Drew, John: 137, _footnote_, 214, _footnote_, 217, 226, 253, _footnote_, 255 Drew, Thomas: work cited, 30, _footnote_; issues permits to peddle in Indian country, 60 Drouth: 57, 146, 208 Du Val, Ben T: 104, _footnote_ Dwight: Cherokee school at, 39, _footnote_ Echo Harjo: 58, _footnote_, 80, _footnote_, 192, 193, 243 Edwards, John: 78 Elder, Peter P: 81, _footnote_ Elk Horn Tavern: battle of, 138, _footnote_ Ellis, Jo: 244 Emigration: of Indians voluntary, 19, _footnote_ Emissaries: 83, 88, 89, _footnote_, 113 _et seq._, 114, _footnote_, 115, _footnote_, 132, 142, 148, _footnote_, 183, 208, 210, _footnote_, 218, _footnote_, 219, _footnote_, 242 Emory, William H: 96-102, 98, _footnotes_ Enlistment of Indians: Pike favors, 132; McCulloch instructed to secure, 144, 147; no intention of Confederacy to use as Home Guards exclusively, 148; Pike objects to use outside of Indian country, 149; Hyams urges, 155; Chief Hudson authorizes, among Choctaws, 156; Federal attitude towards, 227 _et seq._, compulsory, illegal, 228, _footnote_; Lane resolves upon, 229-230 and _footnotes_; Frémont favors, 231-232; Delaware chiefs oppose, 232; Lane persists in urging, 248; urged by Hunter, 250; to be resorted to by Federals in invading Indian Territory, 270-271 and _footnotes_, 272, _footnote_; U. S. War Department reverses action respecting, 275, 279 and _footnotes_; Coffin's views on, 277, _footnote_; muster roll showing, 344; among Comanches abandoned, 350 Euchees: 52