BY THE MAILS.
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WASHINGTON, June 26, lS46
arrival of the Prairie Indians, under Col. Lewis-
Some Account Of them, and Of the Great Treaty
of Council Spring, in Tsras


At eleven o'clock to-day, on the arrival Of the
Baltimore train, the citizens of Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. were favored with an Eruption of wild prairie
Indians, numbering fifty strong; and rs they
marched up the street in their savage bravery,
they attracted more attention from the boys than
Raymond & Co.'s four elephants, in their most
gorgeous drapery.


We are indebted to Col. Lewis and Captain
Bayliss for the following particulars
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