The Black Hawk War Including a Review of Black Hawk's LifeStevens, Frank Everett
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The Black Hawk War Including a Review of Black Hawk's Life
Stevens, Frank Everett
Black Hawk War, 1832; Black Hawk, Sauk chief, 1767-1838
Wau-pel-la, or He Who is Painted White.
Tay-wee-mau, or Medicine Man (Strawberry).
Pow-sheek, or the Roused Bear.
An-nau-mee, or the Running Fox.
Ma-tow-e-qua, or the Jealous Woman.
Mee-shee-wau-quaw, or the Dried Tree.
May-kee-sa-mau-ker, or the Wampum Fish.
Chaw-co-saut, or the Prowler.
Kaw-kaw-kee, or the Crow.
Mau-que-tee, or the Bald Eagle.
Ma-she-na, or Cross Man.
Kaw-kaw-ke-moute, or the Pouch (Running Bear).
Wee-shee-kaw-kia-skuck, or He Who Steps Firmly.
Wee-ca-ma, or Good Fish.
Paw-qua-nuey, or the Runner.
Ma-hua-wai-be, or Wolf Skin.
Mis-see-quaw-kaw, or Hairy Neck.
Waw-pee-shaw-kaw, or White Skin.
Mash-shen-waw-pee-tch, or Broken Tooth.
Nau-nah-que-kee-shee-ko, or Between Two Days.
Paw-puck-ka-kaw, or Stealing Fox.
Tay-e-sheek, or the Falling Bear.
Wau-pee-maw-ker, or the White Loon.
Wau-co-see-nee-me, or Fox Man.
In presence of R. Bache, Cap. Ord. Sec. to the Commission; Abrm.
Eustis, Alex. Cummins, Lieut.-Col. 2d Infantry; Alex. R. Thompson,
Major U.S. Army; B. Riley, Major U.S. Army; H. Dodge, Major W.
Campbell; Hy. Wilson, Major 4th U.S. Inf.; Donald Ward, Thos.
Black Wolf, Sexton G. Frazer, P.H. Galt, Ass’t Adj.-Gen.; Benj. F.
Pike, Wm. Henry, James Craig, John Aukeny, J.B.F. Russell, Isaac
Chambers, John Clitz, Adj. Inf.; John Pickell, Lieut. 4th Art’y;
A.G. Miller, Lieut. 1st Inf.; Geo. Davenport, Ass’t Quar.
Mas.-Gen. Ill. Mil.; A. Drane, Aeneas Mackay, Capt. U.S. Army;
I.R. Smith, 1st Lieut. 2d Inf.; Wm. Maynadier, Lieut. and A.D.C.;
I.L. Gallagher, 1st Lieut. A.C.S.; N.B. Bennet, Lieut. 3d Art’y;
Horatio A. Wilson, Lieut. 4th Art’y; H. Day, Lieut. 2d Inf.; James
W. Penrose, Lieut. 2d Inf.; J.E. Johnston, Lieut. 4th Art’y; S.
Burbank, Lieut. 1st Inf.; I.H. Prentiss, Lieut. 1st Art’y; L.I.
Beale, Lieut. 1st Inf.; Addison Philleo, Thomas L. Alexander,
Lieut. 6th Inf.; Horace Beall, Act’g Surgeon U.S. Army; Oliver W.
Kellogg, Jona. Leighton, Act’g Surg. U.S. Army; Robert C.
Buchanan, Lieut. 4th Inf.; Jas. S. Williams, Lieut. 6th Inf.; John
W. Spencer, Antoine LeClaire, Interpreter.
To the Indian names are subjoined marks.[272]
On November 11, 180 men, the remains of the six companies sent out
with Scott, arrived at Norfolk on the steamboat Potomac, Captain
Hubbell commanding: Capt. John Monroe, Fourth Artillery; Capt.
Elijah Lyon, Third Artillery; Capt. Upton S. Fraser, Third
Artillery; Capt. Patrick H. Galt, Fourth Artillery, with Lieutenants
John Pickell, H.A. Wilson, W.A. Thornton, Joseph E. Johnston,
Charles O. Collins, Edwin Rose and James H. Prentiss.[273]
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Footnote 251:
Davidson & Stuve, Ills., p. 406. Brown Hist. Ills., p. 373.
Footnote 252:
Wentworth’s, Ft. Dearborn, p. 31.
Footnote 253:
Lt. Humphrey Marshall, later General and a Member of Congress from
Kentucky, came to Chicago with Scott.–Early Chicago, Ft. Dearborn,
p. 31.
Footnote 254:
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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