...Missouri, on Poncar river, where they built and iortified a village and remained some years. But heing pursued by their ancient enemies the Sioux, and reduced by continual wars, they have joined and now reside with the Mahas. whose language they speak" (English ed. 18u7, p, 17l. The...

...Sioux, they removed to the west side of the Missouri, on Poncar river, where they built and fortified a village, and remained some years; but being pursued...enemies the Sioux, and reduced by continual wars, they have joined, and now reside with the Mahas, whose language they speak. 1 1 . a. Ricaras 8 tribes b....

...Sioux, they removed to the west side of the Missouri, on Poncar river, where they built and fortified a village, and remained some years; but being pursued...enemies the Sioux, and reduced by continual wars, they havejoined, and now reside with the Mahas, whose language they speak. f. gh. j. k. 1. a. Ricaras 8...

...for them, and to expend, for the term of ten years, j£ioo annually, in educating Omaha children.92 The Puncahs, or Ponsars, are the remnant of a nation...They reside in the northern extremity of the Indian Territory.'3 Their circumstances are similar to those of the Pawnees. m For the Omaha see our volume...

...Sioux, they removed to the west side of the Missouri, on Poncar river, where they built and fortified a village and remained some years. But being pursued...enemies the Sioux, and reduced by continual wars, they have joined and now reside with the Mahas, whose language they speak " (English ed. 1807, p. 17). The...