A sketch of the life of Okah Tubbee : (called) William Chubbee, son of the head chief, Mosholeh Tubbee, of the Choctaw nation of Indians

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Assisted by Mrs. LAAH CEIL TUBBEE a descendant of the Mohawk Tribe, C. W.
INDIAN CHARACTER.
INDIAN COVENANT.
NARRATIVE.
SKETCH OF THE EVENTFUL LIFE OF  OKAH TUBBEE,  (CALLED)  WILLIAM CHUBBEE.
	FIRST RECOLLECTIONS.
	NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE BEARS.
	FISHING EXCURSIONS.
	THE MUNCE FAMILY.
	FRUITS OF EARLY WHISTLING.
		CRUEL TREATMENT OF THE COLORED WOMAN IN WHOSE  HANDS I HAD BEEN PLACED BY HER MASTER.
	IMPRISONMENT AND CRUEL WHIPPING.
	LIBERATED FROM PRISON.
		A VISIT TO ALEXANDRIA—THRILLING INTERVIEW WITH THE  INDIANS.
	ANECDOTES RELATED BY ME AT THAT TIME.
	RETURN TO NATCHEZ,
		MY SUFFERINGS IN CONNECTION WITH LEARNING THE  BLACKSMITH’S TRADE.
	MY FIRST EFFORT AT KEEPING HOUSE.
	ENTICEMENT OF THE COLOURED WOMAN.
	A SHORT VISIT TO NEW ORLEANS.
	AN AWFUL TORNADO.
	SECOND VISIT TO NEW ORLEANS.
	BLACKSMITHING IN NEW ORLEANS.
		ROOMS FITTED UP—PARTNERSHIP FORMED—BAND TRAINED,  &c. &c.
		FREQUENT EXCURSIONS TO THE NEIGHBOURING VILLAGES  AND TOWNS.
		AN EVENTFUL VISIT AMONG THE CREEKS AND SEMINOLES,  OR THE FLORIDA INDIANS, ABOUT THE CLOSE OF THE  MEMORABLE FLORIDA WAR.
	INDIAN BURIAL.
	HOW INDIANS ACQUIRE THEIR NAMES.
		RECOGNIZED BY PUCH-CHEE-NUBBEE, AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE  OF MY FATHER.—A THRILLING HISTORY GIVEN OF  THE FATE OF MY NATION THE CHOCTAWS.
		PATRIARCHAL CUSTOM OF BLESSING CHILDREN, OBSERVED  BY THE INDIANS.
	THE WISE MAN CONSULTED.
		SINGULAR CUSTOM OF GOING UPON THE MOUNTAIN TO  CONSULT THE GREAT SPIRIT.
		CERTAIN EVIDENCE THAT I AM THE SON OF THE CHOCTAW  CHIEF.
	VISIT TO THE CHOCTAW COUNTRY.
		AN IMPORTANT IDEA SUGGESTED BY A DREAM—THE SAUCE  PAN AND INDIAN TOMAHAWK CONVERTED INTO  MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
		CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH LED TO AN ACQUAINTANCE WITH  MY WIFE, AND OUR MARRIAGE.
	LAAHCEIL OKAH TUBBEE.REFERENCES, &c.
	REAL INDIAN MEDICINES.
	Certificates from persons cured by Dr. Okah Tubbee.
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