INDEX


CANES- Page
 grain for bread.......................... 303
 seeds as food ............................ 346
 use by Pascagoula.................... 304
 use for torches ................... 286,315,328
 use in manufacturing sieves, etc........ 62,348
CANNIBAL TRIBES, location.................. 360
CANOE, INDIAN, description ............. 66-67,347
CANTERELLE, escaping Frenchman........ 227-228
CAPICHE CHIEF, desire for peace with French. 264
CAPINANS, name for Moctobi................. 306
CAPUCHINS,as missionaries in Louisiana. 206-207,313
CAROLINA, reference......................... 251
CARONDELET, BARON, plan for Pascagoula... 305
CARPENTER, W. M., translator of Duralde
 mythology................................ 355
CASTEMBAYOUQUE, location of Acolapissa... 281
CATAWBA, account of...................... 254-255
CXTCNIC, name for Jeanerette................ 344
CtLERON, French officer ................... 252
CELESTINE LA TORTUE, Atakapa chief....... 361
CEMETERIES-
 Chitim acha.............................. 344
 Tunica.................................. 325
CENIS, reference............................. 266
CETI, name for Grand river.................. 337
CE'TI NA'MU, Chitimacha village............ 344
CHACCHOUMAS, name for Chakchiuma....... 294
CHACOUMAS, name for Chakchiuma.......... 293
CHAKCHIUMA-
 burial customs.......................... 334
 classification ........................... 9
 defeat of Koroa ....................... 331
 general account of .................... 292-296
 population, various dates ............... 42
 relation to various tribes............ 29-30,279
 same originally as Houma.............. 29
 village .................... .. ......... 296
 CHALLAOUELLES-
 account of............................. .. 22
 alternative name for Natchez............ 25
 See also Natchez.
 CHAMPAGNE, Chitimacha chief.............. 349
 CHAMPAGNE, ADELL, Chitimacha chief...... 349
 CHAMPS CHARLES, Houma settlement....... 291
 CHAOUACHA, CHAOUCHAS. See Chawasha.
 CHAOUASHA. See Chawasha.
 CHAOUCOULA, name of Tainsa village....... 258
 CHARCOAL, use in paiting-----------................. 345
 CHARENTON, location of Chitimacha... 343-344,352
 CHARLEVOIX-
 as an authority consulted............ 2,4,6,218
 on Arkansas victory-.................... 332
 on Chawasha ........................... 300
 on Chitimacha......................... 342
 on Colapissa village ..................... 283
 on D avion............................... 310
 on destruction of Bayogoula............ 278
 on destruction of Ta6nsa................. 12,16
 on destruction of tribes by Quapaw...... 242
 on Houma village....................... 290
 on location of Koroa..................... 331
 on Natchez-
 characteristics....................... 48,49
 Choctaw treachery toward......... 234-236
 death and funeral of Tattooed-ser-
 pent............................. 143-149
 description of chief's cabin........... 60


CHARLEVOIX-Continued Page
 on Natchez-Continued
 doctors or jugglers................. 179-180
 funeral ceremonies of female Sun... 141-142
 government....................... 101-102
 harvest feasts...................... 122-123
 m marriage ............................ 96
 massacre of French-
 action during and after........ 232-234
 number of victims............... 226
 time of outbreak................. 224
 position of Great Chief............... 174
 powers of shamans................ 177-178
 prostitution......................... 95
 temple.................... 159-161,166,178
 treaties of peace................... 134-135
 wars.................. 123-124,218,243-250
 on strength of Choctaw forcr............. 237
 on tem ples ............................. 166
 on Tioux.............: .. ............... 336
 on Tunica........................... 312,316
CHATEAUBRIAND, as author on Natchez...... 257
CHIATOT-
 classification........................... 9,32-33
 location ................................ 8
 population, various dates ............... 42.45
CHAUMONT, Indian soldier, reference....... 149-150
CIAWASHA-
 activity in Chitimacha war.......... 30-31,337
 allied to W asha......................... 298
 attacked by other tribes................. 193
 classification............................ 8,39
 destruction by Perrier ................ 232,301
 general description............. 44,299,300-302
 identity of allies......................... 30-31
 Incorporation with Houma .............. 292
 location ............................... 298,300
CHELOUELS, alternative name for Natchez... 25
CHENOUA, Pascagoula chief, note........... 302
CIItPART, account of.................. 217,221-225
CHaRAQUIS. See Cherokee.
CHEROKEE-
 attack on Pedee tribe.................... 255
 intermarriage with Houma.............. 292
 relations with Natchez................ 254-256
 CIIEROKEE NATION, settlement of Natchez
 rem nant in ................................ 256
 CHITIMACHAS, name for Chitimacha......... 339
 CHETIMACHAS FORK, location of Tansa...... 271
 CHEYENNE ARROWS, significance............ 175
 CHICACHA, CHICAHAS. See Chickasaw.
 CHICACHATS. See Chickasaw.
 CHICKASAW-
 absorption of Ibitoupa................... 297
 advice to Tainsa ........................ 270
 Choctaw and Chakchiuma, relationship. 29,292
 compared with Natchez tribe............ 2
 defeat of Tioux.......................... 334
 departure of Natchez.................... 253
 effect of Bienville's policy............... 220
 friendship for English................... 193
 grantingof land to Natchez for village.... 257
 Iouma name........................... 292
 interest in English traders............... 219
 language............................. 21,23,27
 location................................. 8,253
 massacre of Chawasha................... 300
 name for Yazoo river .................... 333