Council Bluffs, 19.
Cowas, an edible root, 278. Coyote, described, 72. Crow Indians, 24.
D Dalles, the, 266. Dearborn River, 130. Divide, on the great, 148;
across the, 179. Dog's flesh as an article of food, 24, 185-
E
Echeloot Indians, 210. Elk, hunting of, 251. Ermine, first seen, 49.
Expedition, Lewis and Clark's, 7; Organization of, 8; route of, 10;
sets sail, 14. "Experiment," failure of the boat, 124
F
Falls of the Missouri, 101; description of, 111 et seq.
Flathead Indians, 211. Floyd's River, why so named, 23, Forks of
the Missouri, 135. Fort Clark, 48; Clatsop, 255.
G
Gallatin's fork of the Missouri, 135. Gates of the Rocky Mountains, 132.
Goose-nests in trees, 61. gray, Capt., discoverer of the Columbia, 3.
Grizzly bear, first seen, 40; thrilling encounters with, 72, 76,
77, 105) 115, 315-
H
Horse-flesh eaten by the expedition, 77. Hungry Creek, 178, 303-
1
Independence Day, celebration of (1805), 123; (180(i), 327.
Iowa Indians, 16. Islands, White Bear, 110.
J
Jefferson, President Thomas, 2-4; his letters to Capt. Lewis, 12; presents to,
from Lewis and Clark, 55; welcome to Capt. Lewis on return, 358; name given
to fork of the Missouri, 135. John Day's River, 203-
K
Klikitat River, 214, Kooskooskee River, 180.
L
Lewis, Capt., biographical notice of, 6, 7; accidentally wounded, 341;
announces his return, 358; Governor of Louisiana Territory, 359;
his tragical death, 360. Lewis and Clark, pursue separate routes across
the Divide, 140; also on their return, 310, Lewis's River, 165.
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