Files of Newspapers, 119-121, 124-123. Fire Department, 83. Fish, Hamilton, 245, 246. Fitzgerald, D. J., 220, 221, 222, 231. Flouring mill, Buffalo Co., 1873, 100. Folsom, John B., 22. Fontanelle, Henry, 225, 231. Form of Hist. Soc. Publications, 221, Forrest, John, 102. Forsythe, D. D., 123, 245. Fort Atkinson relics, 246. Fort Atkinson, or Calhoun, 155, 157, 158. Fort Kearney, 164, 168, 173, 174, 177, Fort Leavenworth, 164, 165, 167, 183. Franklin, Life of, 1815, 245. Free Coinage, 204-207. Freight, Missouri traffic, 6. Freighting, 44-49, 50, 164-184, 220, 223. Fugitive slave law, 114. Fulton, S. A., 57, 231. Hastings, A. G., 232. Historical Society, Nebr. State, 50, History of Seward County, 227. Hoover, W. H., 225, 232. Horticultural Society, 212. Hoskinson, Squire, 159. Houses, first in Decatur, 5, 10. Howard, Prof. G. E., 214, 217, 227, 228, 232. Eoward, Col. of N. Y., 37. Howe, Church, 58. Howe, Mrs. Church, 58. Howe, Frank, 102. Hoyt, J. L., 246. Hubbard, M., 102. Hubbard, T. J., 102. Hunter, Alice C., 244. Indians, 8, 10, 11, 12, 131-150, 153, International Folk Lore Assoc., 223. Iowa criminal code, 104, 154. Irwin, John, 102. Issues of Terr. banks, 69. J Jackson, —, 22. Jackson, William, 102. Jones, D. J., 210, 232. Jones, W. W. W., 232. Johnson, B. J., 211, 220; reminiscen- ces by, 39-44. Johnson, Hadley D., 232. Johnson, J. N., 122. Johnson, Gen. Joe, 170. Johnson, Sarah, 59. Johnson, Mrs. William. A., 26. Johnson County, 61. Judd, J. E., 102. Judicial districts, 77. Kansas Hist. Soc., 215, 217. Keim, A. R., 210, 232. Kelsey, J. E., 102. Kenyon, F. B., 221, 232. Kinney, Judge, of Utah, 105. Kirker, Miss Stella B., 245. Kountz Bros., 71. Laramie R., 173. "Last Chance" saloon, 1858, 9, Legislation, 1856, 202-203. Legislative powers, 78. Legislature, 213. Legislature, 1855, 37, 153-154. Leicester, Mass., 58. Lewis, H. E., 233. Lexington, Mo., 165. Librarian, 191, 212. Library building, 190, 191. Life and Trust Co., 204. Lincoln, President, 115. Lincoln, 43, 58, 63, 187, 20, 221; pub- lic library, 211. Line, T. H., 244. Liquor Laws, 1858, 107, 108. Liquor, results of free use, 19, 20. Little, C. N., 233. Little, Mrs. C. N., 233. Little, Elder, 177. · Little Thunder, 174. McIntyre, E. M., 233. McKinley, William, 102. McLaughlin, Mr., Ind. Agt., 135. McLeod, H. D., 198, 204-5. Manatt, Dr. I. J., 229, 233. Manderson, Gen. C. F., 233. Marquette, T. M., 219, 224; article by, 103-118. Marquette Independent, 244. Marsh, John, 39. Marshal, city officer, 82. Marshall, J. L., 221, 233. Masonic temple, Beatrice, 60. Massachusetts Hist. Soc., 217. Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling, 245. Massacres, 131. Massasauga, 18. Mathewson, H. B., 233. Mattice, S., 102. Meals, Mo. R. steamers, 7. Meetings of the N. S. Hist. Soc., 122, Mello (Brazil), 117. Member List, 229-236. Membership in the Society, 236-237. Mercer, V. T., 102. Merchandise for Indians, 12. Merchants, 1857, 106. Message of Gov. Black, 68. Messiah craze, 131-150. Methodism medal, 245. Metropolitan class of cities, 83. Mexico, 117. Michigan, 153. Midland Pacific, 187. Mietonga, 13. Miles, General, 170. Miles, Katherine, 25. Military, effect of settlement, 90. Miller, Dr. George L., 2, 66, 71, 170, 221, 225, 228, 233. Miller, Oscar A., 233. Mills, J. H., 102. Minick, Mrs. Alice A., 225, 233. Mission House at Bellevue, 34. Missouri, 39, 59, 68, 108. Missouri Compromise, 31. Missourians of '58, 8. M. P. R. R., 152. Missouri River, 4, 6, 7, 92, 93, 153, 156, 174. Moffatt, D. H., 70. Monell, G. S., 229, 233. |