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...Missouri) and far up the upper Mississippi and Missouri, the more the country is explored and geopled, and the more its surface is penetrated, not only are there more mounds brought to view, but more incontestible marks of a numerous population. WELLS, ARTIFICIALLY WALLED, different structures of convenience...

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...writing (St. Charles on the Missouri), and far up the upper Mississippi and Missouri, the more the country is explored and peopled, and the more its...surface is penetrated, not only are there more mounds hrought to view, hut more incontestihle marks of a numerous population. Wells, artificially walled,...