CHAPTER XXII.

Parallelism of customs--Home scenes--Visit to Washington--Indian work

respecting the Western Tribes--Indian biography--Professor

Carter--Professor Silliman--Spiteful prosecution--Publication of Travels

in the Mississippi Valley--A northern Pocahontas--Return to the Lakes--A

new enterprise suggested--Impressions of turkeys' feet in

rock--Surrender of the Chippewa war party, who committed the murders in

1824, at Lake Pepin--Their examination, and the commitment of the actual

murderers.

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