Indians, attitude of, toward whites, 2, 3; refusal of, to work, 3, 4; military expeditions against, 4; title to Iowa soil ceded by, 5-8; wrongs done to, 9-16; criminals among, 12; liquor traffic among, 13; power of traders over, 13-16, 24, 25; reasons for resentment of, 22-25; outlaw band of, 29, 63-71; feeling of, after murder of Sidominadota, 36; attitude of, toward advancing frontier, 37, 38; sufferings of, during winter of 1856-1857, 43; feeding of, by settlers, 61, 62; treatment of captives by, 112, 119-121, 215-224; preparations for defense against, 132-137; attack on Springfield by, 138-146; flight of settlers from, 147-152; nearness of troops to camp of, 156, 157; evidence of presence of, 183; fugitives mistaken for, 185, 186; guard against surprise by, 189; attitude of, toward pipestone quarry, 218, 219; trouble with, over annuities, 240, 241, 248-251; plan for campaign against, 246; disappearance of, 269, 270; depredations by, 282; effect of whiskey on, 283; record of massacre made by, 297 (see also Sioux Indians, Sac and Fox Indians, etc.) Inkpaduta, 18, 131, 160, 183; description of band under, 63-71; expulsion of, from gens, 63, 64; ambitions of, 66, 71; murders by, 66, 67; evil reputation of, 67, 68; depredations by band under, 68, 69; disintegration of band under, 69, 70; description of, 69, 70; character of, 70, 71; plan of, to secure revenge, 72-77; movements of band under, 72-74; members of band under, 73, 74; reasons for desire of, for revenge, 74-77; relations between Sidominadota and, 75, 76; actions of band under, at Smithland, 78-83; depredations by, between Smithland and Lake Okoboji, 84-93; first day of massacre by band under, 94-107; second day of massacre by band under, 108-112; massacre of Marble by Indians under, 113-118; activities of Indians under, at Heron Lake, 120, 121; attack on Springfield by, 138-146; pursuit of, by Captain Bee, 154-157; nearness of troops to Indians under, 156, 157; pursuit of, abandoned, 157, 158; treatment of captives by Indians under, 215-224; plans for rescue of captives held by, 226; ransom of Mrs. Marble from band under, 226-231; moving of camp by, 233, 234; sale of captives by, 234; efforts to punish, 245-259; pursuit of, by Indians, 252, 253; killing of son of, 253, 258; defection in band under, 253; end of efforts to punish, 254; later life of, 254-256; death of, 256; last expedition against Indians under, 256-259; appropriations for expeditions against, 260-263; explanation of condition of Indians under, 290; exile of, 291; number of Indians under, 293