[ TCour. 8. Enq.
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 k D T ial-h Head Indians, living west of It.a nocky Mountains, recently sent de- Es, m'ul ,, 'o inc white settlements to inquire Es. ule bible. The circumstances that

 =, 'ilis singular movement is as follows: la ppeais d", nat white man, Mir. Catlinl Iosa flhe'lased ~ into their country, and hap biOn. ~ pc a spectator at one of their re- s;r 's s ceremonies. He informed them that pwal ! su0ae ss ,. oi Worshipping the Supreme Be- Eav # to,9 ,auleally wrong, and that the people at n ,oMafd n the rising of the sun had been lipuijne l ,sesslon tsa p of the true mode of-wor- X IIFp;as ;ag 'he Great Spirit. On receiving D,me;l es;ploarmatlon, a they called a national Du A so lake this subject into considera- lnIy b;op some sad, if this be true 1t is cer- 'siias n,sn ,ss1 1lme We were put ::l possession |ur of oue. tb They accordingly deputed seq ' q 'iie ehlets to proceed to St. Louis lire of lsn h; great father, Gen. Clark, to in- ere . eal nun 1l the truth of this matter. They ho oara aulaiiy 1 received by the General, ltiOn' ss,e ana mem succinct history of Reve- their ;rn. .le necessary instruction relative Ink noanI aalipoftant mission. Two of them sy of 800 sodo 'iie ~ slsyere tolls attending ajour- Ter aco',i,; Ouo miles. The remaining two, he Bibla Bilng $. what knowledge they could 'turned to oa i's institutions, and precepts, isiasc Iisb, a0 C cary back those few rays of

 gu '0 fhelr benighted country-men.