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INDEX.

Abbott, J. B., 88, 179, 199, 242.
Abolitionists, the early, 15.
Atchison, D. R., 24, 25; designs in
Kansas, 56; course of in the Waka-
rusa War, 97, 98, 100; at Lawrence
May 21, 1856, 121, 122, 123, 124; ap-
peals of to the South, 173, 174, 188,
189; conference of with Governor
Geary at Franklin, 200, 201.
Atchison, town of, 28.
Atkins, Representative of Tennessee,

232.

Babcock, C. W., 95, 96.

Bayard, J. A., on Emigrant Aid Com-
pany, 33; on the Topeka movement,
77; on the Lecompton Constitution,
223.

Beecher, H. W., 165.
Bell, John, 9, 23.
Benjamin, J. P., 75.
Benton, T. H., 7, 11.

Biggs, Senator, of North Carolina,
231.

Black Jack, battle of, 154-156.
Blood, James, 132, 143, 148, 185, 199.
Blue Lodges, 41.
Bourgmont, M. de, 20.
Branscomb, C. H., 34.
Branson, Jacob, 86, 87; arrest and
rescue of, 88, 89.

Brindle, General William, 230.
Brooks, P. S., 129.

Brown, John, speech of at Lawrence,
100, 101; relation of to Kansas his-
tory, 137; character and theories of,
138-141; raid of upon the Pottawa-
tomie, 142-154; fight of at Black
Jack, 154-156; foray of upon St.
Bernard, 156, 157; releases Pate,
159-161; narrow escape of from
capture, 171; at Lawrence, Septem-
ber, 1856, 199; declaration of to
Captain Snyder, 244; letter of to A.
A. Lawrence, 251; interview of with
Governor Robinson, 252; raid of
into Missouri, 252-255.

Brown, John Carter, 30.
Brown, John, Jr., 141, 142.
Brown, R. P., 72, 73.
Buchanan, James, 210, 211, 230.
Buford, Jefferson, 105, 106, 125.
Bulkley, Harrison, 87.
Bull Creek, 190, 198.
Bushnell, Horace, 31.
Butler, A. P., 8, 97, 105.
Butler, Rev. Pardee, 79-82.
Byrd, J. H., 65.

Cabot, Dr. Samuel, Jr., 30, 166.
Calhoun, John, 221, 229, 230.
Calhoun, J. C., 4.
Callew, Jake, 295, 296.
"Candle-box" election returns, the,
seizure of, 229, 230.

Carney, Governor Thomas, 271, 273,
287, 297, 298; confidential relations
of with Lane, 299-302.
Caskie, John S., 8.

Cass, Lewis, on the Compromise of
1850, 1; presents the Topeka me-
morial to the Senate, 74, 75; de-
nounces Sumner's speech, 128.
Cato, Judge S. G., letter to Governor
Shannon on the Pottawatomie raid,
152; course of toward free-state
prisoners, 202; a mandamus of, 219.
Census, first territorial, 43; second
territorial, 212.

Chase, S. P., 9, 10, 12.
Choate, Rufus, 13.

Church, Lieutenant J. R., disperses
John Brown, Jr.'s company, 141,
142, 147.

Clarke, G. W., raid of in the South-
east, 239, 240; arrest of, 248, 249.
Clay, Henry, 1.
Cline, Captain, 190.
Coates, Kersey, 50.
Coleman, F. N., 86, 87.
Committees, Eastern Aid, operations
of, 164.
"Commonwealth," the Boston, 299,

300.

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