Choctaw. Problems of a new home -- Schools and missionaries -- Signs of improvement -- Institutions take form -- Threat of civil disorder -- Chickasaw. Chickasaw description -- Difficulties with wild Indians -- Union with Choctaw dissolved -- Relations with the military -- Creek. Victims of contractors -- Efforts to unite the tribe -- Hostility to the missionaries -- Progress notes -- Accounts by observers -- Laws and customs -- Seminole. Contemporary descriptions -- Oppose union with Creeks -- Emigration resumed -- Intrigues of Wild Cat -- Justice of the Indians -- Cherokee. Readjustment -- The act of union -- John Howard Payne's description -- Civil disorders -- The treaty of 1846 -- Advancement -- Cherokee people at home -- Sequoyah and his alphabet -- The Cold Water Army -- Gossip from the Cherokee advocate -- Approaching the Civil War -- Reconstruction achieved.