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THE OHIO STATE

ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Volume 59

AARON, MOHAWK INDIAN, 33. Athens Co., O., California company organized

Abolitionism, blamed for the Civil War, 150. in, 263-264.

"About Historians," 98-100, 201-203, 321- Auburn, 0., Forty-Niners from, 265.

323, 448-451. Audubon, ,- son of John James, robbed

Adams, Charles Francis, nominated for presi- en route to California, 261.

dent by National Christian Association, Audubon, John James, connected with West-

284. ern Museum, 373.

Agassiz, Louis, founder of museums, 379. Auer, J. Jeffery, "Lincoln's Minister to

Agriculture, Ohio, recent publications on, Mexico," 115-128.

419. Auntie Kate: Her Journey Through Ninety

Aiken, Dr. - , opposed Sherman, 74. Years, by Thomas, rev., 324-325.

Akron, O., California company left, 262, 267; Aurora, O., body snatching in, 337.

body snatching in, 343. Austin, Jane, body taken from grave at

Akron Mining Company, left for California, Austinburg, 336.

262. Austinburg, O., body snatching in, 336.

Allen Co., O., California company formed Avondale, O., body snatching incident in,

in, 264. 350.

America, steamboat, 140, 268.

American Antiquarian Society, published re-

port on Ohio antiquities, 369; Daniel BACTERIOLOGY, J. H. Salisbury's contribu-

Drake a counselor of, 373. tion to, 358.

American Baptist, published articles against Bank Note Reporters and Counterfeit Detec-

Freemasonry, 278; open to Finney, 281. tors, 1826-1866, by Dillistin, rev., 461-462.

The American Indian: An Introduction to Banks and banking, Ohio Supreme Court

the Anthropology of the New World, by case, 1884, 85-86, 87-88, 172, 175-176;

Wissler, rev., 327-328. failures, 166-167, 188,

American National Prison Congress, Hayes Banta, Richard E., comp., Indiana Authors

and Brinkerhoff presidents of, 171n. and Their Books, 1816-1916, rev., 227-229;

American Party, organized, 284. The Ohio, rev., 224-227.

American Wesleyan, published articles against Baptist Association in Illinois, opposed

Freemasonry, 278. secret societies, 286.

Amherst, Sir effery, Indian policy, 29-30. Baptist Church, passed resolutions against

Amusements: 'Oscar Wilde in Cleveland," secret societies, 272.

by Francis X. Roellinger, Jr., 129-138; on Barker, George W., flatboatman, 305; iden-

flatboats, 290, 392-393, 401. tified, 305n.

Anatomy, human, procurement of dissection Barker, Henry, flatboatman, 297, 300, 304,

material for the study of, 329-351. 305n; identified, 297n.

Anderson, [Edward], Columbus, O., Beatty's Barker, James Gage, flatboatman, 305n, 308,

comments on oratory of, 66, 86. 405; farm located, 308n.

Anderson, [James H.], on Thomas Corwin, Barker, Jesse H., flatboatman, 305, 308, 388,

63. 401, 405, 411, 414; identified, 305n.

Anderson, James M., uncle of James W. Barker, Luther, flatboatman, 297, 298, 300,

Anderson, 56, 57. 304, 305n; identified, 297n.

Anderson, James W., Confederate prisoner Barlow, J. L., nominated for vice president

at Camp Chase, letters and diary, 38-57. by National Christian Association, 284.

Antislavery movement: "The Mobbing of the Barth, Dave, flatboatman, 307, 308, 393, 408,

Crisis," by Eugene H. Roseboom, 150-153; 413; identified, 307n.

Charles Finney and, 270; in Ohio, recent Barton, Abner, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262.

publications on, 419-420. Bay State, steamboat, California company

Applebutter, flatboat cargo, 308, 416. embarked on, 262.

Apples, flatboat cargo, 287, 287n, 288, 297, Bayard, Thomas Francis, as presidential possi-

307, 392, 393, 400, 407, 408, 413. bility, 194; biographical note, ¹⁹⁴n.

Archaeology, Ohio, recent publications on, Beans, flatboat cargo, 287, 287n, 405.

419-420. Beatty, Hobart, 66, 82, 169, 173-174.

Armstrong, Donald B., winner, health edu- Beatty, Jennie, 82.

cation award, 383. Beatty, John, "The Diary of John Beatty,

Armstrong, J. E., Ohio Forty-Niner, 263. January-June 1884," Part III, 58-91; Part

Armytage, W. H. G., "William Chambers in IV, 165-195; pamphlet by, 66n; delegate

America, 1853," 139-149. to national Republican convention, 79;

Arthur, Chester A., 74, 183; supported by presidential elector from Ohio, 90n.

Robert Lincoln, 70n; in convention of 1884, Beatty, John, 2d, son of Gen. John Beatty,

173, 179. 68.

Arts and crafts in Ohio, recent publications Beatty, Mrs. John, 173-174, 189.

on, 420. Beatty, Lucy, 66, 82, 169, 173-174.

Astor House, New York, Wm. Chambers Beatty, Viola, sister-in-law of Gen. John

commented on, 145. Beatty, 69, 82.

469

470 Ohio State Archaeological and -istorical Quarterly

Beatty, William, brother of Gen. John Beatty, Broadway Hotel, Cincinnati, Dickens stopped

69, 82. at, 21.

Beck, Gustavus, Ohio Forty-Niner, 268. Brooklyn, O., Forty-Niners from, 268.

Bedbugs, annoyed travelers in Ohio, 23. Brown, James M., vice chairman, Republi-

Beecher, Henry Ward, 129; lectured in Case can state central committee, 187; bio-

Hall, Cleveland, 135. graphical note, 187n.

Beecher, Lyman, and Finney, 271. Brown, John, 152.

Beginnings of Literary Culture in the Ohio Brown, Joshua K., on Republican state execu-

Valley; Historical and Biographical Sketches, tive committee, 188, 188n.

by Venable, rev., 462-463. Browne, Henry J., The Catholic Church and

Bell, John, Ohio Forty-Niner, 268. The Knights of Labor, rev., 110-111.

Bellevue Mining Company, bound for Cali- 'Buckeye Argonauts," by Robert Thomas,

fornia, 264. 256-269.

Benjamin, Charles Wilford, flatboatman, 393, Buffalo Bill, see Cody, William F.

394; identified, 393n. Buffalo Science Museum, 382.

Berner, William, trial of, for murder, 60n- Building and loan associations, and Ohio

61n. Supreme Court decision, 172-173.

Best, Robert, curator, Western Museum, 373- Bundy, Hezekiah Sanford, meeting with

374, 376. Beatty, 89; biographical note, 89n.

Beverly, Thomas, resurrectionist, 344. Burnet House, Cincinnati, Wm. Chambers'

Bibliography: publications on Ohio history, comment on, 143.

archaeology, and natural history, 419-437; Burwell, William M., opinion on Corwin's

writings of Ohio Academy of History mem- appointment quoted, 120.

bers, 438-443. Bushnell, Horace, and Finney, 271.

"Big 4" Republican politicians, 80n. Business and industry in Ohio, recent pub-

Big Miami River, see Great Miami River. lications on, 423.

Billings, John Shaw, established Army Mcdi- Butterworth, Benjamin, ignored by state Re-

cal Museum, 380; quoted, 380. publican convention, 80; biographical note,

Biography, Ohio, recent publications on, 421- 80n.

422.

Bird, Richard Montgomery, play by, given

in Cleveland, 129.

Birds, Ohio, recent publications on, 429-430. CAINE, A. C., secretary, Republican state

Blaine, James G., in political campaign of central committee, 187.

1884, 64, 65, 70, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79, 80, 81 Cairo, 111 294 391, 407, 408, 410, 412, 413;

84, 86, 89, 166, 168, 173, 179, 181n, 182, satirized by ickens, 16.

183, 193; railway schemes, 71; supported Caldwell, H. Van Y., incorporator, Cleve-

by Lewis, 75; defended by W. W. Phelps, land Health Museum, 383.

82-84; and Garfield, 184; and Hayes, 185- California Club of Cincinnati, organized,

186; nomination for president, 185n. 259-260, 262-263.

Blanchard, Jonathan, reformer, 272, 272n California Mining and Trading Company, see

282, 284; letter to Finney, quoted, 27, California Club of Cincinnati.

282; addressed Christian organization, 280. California Mining Company of Cleveland,

Blegen, Theodore C., The Land Lies Open capitalization and members, 265.

rev., 463-465; With Various Voices: Re- Calvary Cemetery, Columbus, O., body snatch-

cordings of North Star Life, rev., 463-465. i in, 340.

"Body Snatching in Ohio During the Nin.e- Camridge, ., Forty-Niners from, 264

teenth Century," by Linden F. Edwards, Cameron, [Jesse L.], Marysville, 0., 177.

329-351. Camp Chase, J. W. Anderson prisoner in,

Boerstler, Dr. S., Lancaster physician, 358 38n; described, 45, 46-48, 49, 55; con-

Book reviews, 101-113, 204-229, 324-328, 452 ditions in, 49-57; soldiers from, and mob-

468. bing of the Crisis, 152-153.

Booker, William A., Ohio Forty-Niner, 262. Camp Dennison, dietetic study at, 358.

Bouquet, Henry, Papers in Canada Archives Campbell, David, publisher, Sandusky

28; to spread smallpox among Indians, 30 Clarion, 170.

30n. Campbell, Donald, discovers Indian plot, 32.

Boyer, Jonathan, body removed from grave, Campbell, William, British commander, Fort

349. Miamis, 246.

Boynton, Washington Wallace, 64; attorney Canada, British conquest of 1760, 31; visited

in bank case, 171; biographical note, 1711. by Wm. Chambers, 1853, 140-143; educa-

Braceville, O., Forty-Niners from, 265. ton in, 142.

Brasee, Clara, married J. H. Salisbury, 358. Canton, ., California company from, 266.

Brasee, John Schofield, sought supreme judge Capital City Fact, charged with inciting

ship, 75; biographical note, 75n. rioters, 152.

Br emner, Robert H., "Tom L. Johnson," Carson, William G. B., Managers in Dis-

113bokBremnerr, 4 6Robert otress: The St. Louis Stage, 1840-.1844, rev.,

1-13; book rev., 453-456. 210-211.

Breyfogle, Capt. ---, Columbus, 0., leader Carter, Clarence Edwin, comp. and ed., The

mining company, 268. Territorial Papers of the United States.

Brinkerhoff, Roeliff, 185; held interview with Vol. XVII, The Territory of Illinois, 1814-

Beatty, 171; biographical note, 171n; held 1818, rev., 458-459; Vol. XIV, The Terri-

interview with Gov. Hoadly, 172-173; and tory of Louisiana-Missouri, 1806-1814, rev.,

supreme court bank case, 175, 194; and 211-213

Hague Mission, 184-185. Cartter, David K., elector at large, 1860, 89;

British, and Indians of the Old Northwest, biographical note, 90n.

29, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 245, 247, 248, 252; Carver, Chauncy, body taken from grave at

travel accounts, 225. Aurora, 337.

The British Post Office: A History, by Case Hall, Cleveland, O., Oscar Wilde

Robinson, rev., 1il-ij. lectured at, 130, 133, 135.

Index 471

Castle, John, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262. 76, 77; Bureau of Education Course, 129;

The Catholic Church and The Knights of Oscar Wilde in, 129-138; Wm. Chambers

Labor, by Browne, rev., 110-111. in, 143, 145; preservation of historical

Catlett, Thomas A., rebel prisoner, 46, 47. materials, 162; California companies formed

Cave in Rock, described, 410-411. in, 265, 268; body snatching in, 338, 344;

Cemeteries, and grave robbing, 330-351. J. H. Salisbury in, 352, 359, 365, 368,

Central Lunatic Asylum, Columbus, superin- 370; health museum, 371, 383-384.

tendents of, 85, 85n. Cleveland Academy of Medicine, health edu-

Chambers, William, biographical data, 139- cation program, 382-383.

140; tour in America in 1853, with criti- Cleveland Academy of Music, Buffalo Bill

cism of, 140-149; publications by, 140. played at, 129.

Chandler, [William Easton], intimate of Cleveland Homeopathic College, attacked by

Blaine, 183. mob, 338.

Charity Hospital Medical College, Cleveland, Cleveland Medical College, and body snatch.

J. H. Salisbury connected with, 359, 365, ing, 338-339, 349-350.

365n. Cleveland Museum of Health and Hygiene,

"Charles Dickens in Ohio," by Alfred R. 371, 383-384; incorporated, 383.

Ferguson, 14-25. Cleveland Opera House, 131.

Chase, Salmon P., campaigned for Republi- Cleveland Railway Company, 6; organization

can party, 116; warned against former and franchise, 5.

Whigs, 117. Cleveland Tabernacle, T. D. Talmage lec-

Chattanooga, Tenn., battle of, Rosecrans at, tured at, 129.

175; George Maney wounded at, 182n. Clover Coffin Torpedo, 346.

Cherokee Indians, urged to join Seneca plot Cody, William F. (Buffalo Bill), played in

vs. British, 32. Cleveland, 129.

Chicago, Ill., hotels mentioned, 179; site of, Cole, Charles C., Jr., "Finney's Fight Against

ceded by Indians, 254; Republican national the Masons," 270-286.

convention, 1884, 76, 178-183. Collins, Wilkie, lectured in Cleveland, 135.

Chickamauga, battle of, Rosecrans at, 175; Colored American Cemetery, Cincinnati,

H. C. Hobart captured at, 181. bodies exhumed from, 350.

Christian, Dr., alias, see Morton, Charles O. Colt, R. E., Sandusky landlord, described by

Church of the United Brethren, barred Dickens, 23.

members of secret societies, 272. Columbiana Co., O., California company

Cider, flatboat cargo, 287, 308, 416. formed in, 264.

Christian Cynosure, 282, 284. Columbus, Ohio, 60n, 82; Dickens in, 18, 20,

"Christian Men," 272, 280. See also Na- 21-22; weather conditions in 1864, 46, 48,

tional Christian Association. 50, 51, 52-53; in 1884, 88, 189; Republican

Christian Statesman, published articles against rally in, 73n; Goodale Park, 82; state Re-

Freemasonry, 278. publican convention, 1860, 89n, 90n; Samuel

Cincinnati, 0., 138, 173, 186n, 302, 391, 394, Medary as postmaster of, 150; mobbing of

404, 414, 416; Charles Dickens in, 16, 17, the office of The Crisis in, 151; fair grounds,

18, 21; comments by Dickens on, 20-21; 174; churches, 174; Democratic state con-

courthouse, burned by mob, 60n, 61; riot, vention in 1884, 194n; California corn-

1884, described, 60-62; Tom Corwin prac- pany formed in, 263; body snatching in,

ticed law in, 116; Wm. Chambers in, 339, 341-342, 343, 344, 345-346.

143-144; Republican national convention, Columbus, steamboat, 267.

1876, in, 178; California companies in, Columbus and California Industrial Asso-

259, 260, 261, 262, 264; W. D. Devol at, ciation, organized, 261-262, 263.

290, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390; medical Columbus and Sandusky Turnpike, Dickens

schools in, 335; body snatching in, 346, traveled over, 22.

350, 351; J. H. Salisbury in, 359; Western Columbus State Hospital, cemetery used by

Museum, 371-379; in 1820, described, 375; resurrectionists, 331.

boats damaged at, 407. Comly, James M., Republican elector at

Cincinnati College, 374. large, 79; biographical note, 79n-80n.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Beatty in- Commerce, Ohio: "Flatboating Down the

terview in, 64; article on Keifer in, 74. Ohio and Mississippi, 1867-1873: Corre-

Cincinnati University, see University of Cin- spondence and Diaries of the William

cinnati. Dudley Devol Family of Marietta, Ohio,"

Circleville, O., body snatching in, 342. by Robert L. Jones, 287-309, 385-418.

Civil War: "A Confederate Prisoner at Camp Compton, James, rebel prisoner, 47.

Chase: Letters and a Diary of Private Comstock's Opera House, Columbus, O., 68;

James W. Anderson," by George C. Os- Democratic state convention in, 194n.

orn, 38-57; "Lincoln's Minister to Mexico," Conant James B., "Science and the Ameri-

by J. Jeffery Auer, 115-128; "The Mobbing can Tradition," 231-238.

of the Crisis," by Eugene H. Roseboom, "A Confederate Prisoner at Camp Chase:

150-153. Letters and a Diary of Private James W.

Clark, E. M., arrested for body snatching, Anderson," by George C. Osborn, 38-57.

336. Confederate states, angered by Corwin's ap-

Clay, Henry, and Dickens, 16. pointment, 120; diplomatic relations with

Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain), lectured Mexico, 115, 121, 122, 126.

in Cleveland, 135. Congregational Church, origin of American

Cleveland, Grover, as presidential possibility, liberties in, 234; and Finney, 270; Second,

193. Oberlin, O., opposed Freemasonry, 271-

Cleveland, O., Tom L. Johnson as mayor of, 272; opposed to secret societies, 286.

1-13; charter revoked, 5; municipal re. Congregationalist, published articles against

form, 12; street railway controversy in, Freemasonry, 278.

3-6, 11-12; Dickens in, 22, 24; state Re- Conneaut, O., California company formed

publican convention of 1884 in, 69, 70, in, 260, 266.

472 Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly

Conservation of natural resources in Ohio, Democratic party and Democrats, 192, 193:

recent publications on, 430-432. Tom L. Johnson as, 3, 8, 10; prominent,

Contra Costa Co., Calif., Ohioans in, 257. 63n, 64n, 67n, 90n, 171n, 175n, 181n, 418;

Converse, Julius 0., chairman, Republican in campaign and election of 1884, 67; in

state central committee, 78. state election of 1867, 72n, 73n; and

Cooke, Jay, contract with the Northern Scott law, 76n; organ of, edited by Samuel

Pacific, 71. Medary, 150; political terroristic program

Cooper, William Craig, 179, 180; biographi- in Mississippi, 191; Ohio state convention,

cal note, 179n. 1884, 194, 194n; national convention,

Copperhead movement, 43; Samuel Medary 1884, 194n; opposed free political action,

and the, 150-151, 153. 195.

Corn, flatboat cargo, 287, 405. Detroit, Mich., 240; Indian attack on,

Corwin, Thomas, as orator, 63-64; biographi- planned, 32; site of, ceded by Indians, 254.

cal note, 63n; as United States minister See also Fort Detroit.

to Mexico, 115-128; as spokesman for Devin, Augustus, body taken from grave,

Lincoln, 117, 118; left Mexico, 127. 347, 348.

Corwin, William, secretary of Mexican lega- Devol, Bitha Marshall, diary and corre-

tion, 120; as charge d'affaires, in Mexico, spondence with husband, W. D. Devol,

127. 289-309, 388-391, 399-418; death, 418.

Cotton, Will, promoted Oscar Wilde lec- Devol, Helen, 289.

ture in Cleveland, 133-137. Devol, Mabell, 249; father's letter to, 410-

Count Monte Christo, played in Columbus, 411.

68. Devol, Marsha, 417.

Craighead, Samuel, on Sherman committee Devol, William Dudley, correspondence and

at Republican national convention, 179, diaries of flatboating on the Ohio and

179n. Mississippi, 287-309, 385-418.

Crary, Isaac Edwin, 63; biographical note, Diaries and letters: "A Confederate Prisoner

63n. at Camp Chase-Letters and a Diary of

Crisis (Columbus), mobbing of office of, 150- Private James W. Anderson," ed. by

153. George C. Osborn, 38-57; "The Diary of

Croghan, George, 28n, 32, 36; biography John Beatty, January-June 1884," ed. by

of, quoted, 26n; Indian policy, 30; dis- Harvey S. Ford, 58-91, 165-195; "Flat-

covered Seneca plan, 32; Journal, quoted, boating down the Ohio and Mississippi,

33. 1867-1873: Correspondence and Diaries of

Crook, Isaac, pastor, Broad Street Methodist the William Dudley Family of Marietta,

Church, 86, 169, 174, 193. Ohio," ed. by Robert L. Jones, 287-309,

Cummer, Clyde L., "Dr. James H. Salis- 385-418.

bury and the Salisbury Diet," 352-370. "The Diary of John Beatty, January-June

Cunz, Dieter, The Maryland Germans, rev., 1884," ed. by Harvey S. Ford, 58-91, 165-

108-109. 195.

Curtis, Carolyn, joint comp., Guide to the Dickens, Charles, in Ohio in 1842, 14-25;

Burlington Archives in the Newberry Household Words, pirated, 147.

Library, 1851-1901, rev., 325-326. Dickens, Mrs. Charles (Kate), accompanied

Curtis, George William, 181; led bolt to husband on trip through Ohio, 16.

Cleveland in 1884, 171n. Dickey, Judge - , Cleveland, 0., 87.

Curtis, W. F., & Co., of Marietta, 414; Dillistin, William H., Bank Note Reporters

identified, 414n. and Counterfeit Detectors, 1826-1866, rev.,

Cushman, Charlotte, appeared in Case Hall, 461-462.

Cleveland, 135. Diplomacy: "Lincoln's Minister to Mexico,"

Cuyahoga Co., O., Johnson controlled Demo- by J. Jeffery Auer, 115-128.

cratic party in, 8; California company Doan, Azariah W., called on Beatty, 81.

formed in, 264, 267. "Dr. James H. Salisbury and the Salisbury

Cuyahoga County Medical Society, 369. Diet," by Clyde L. Cummer, 352-370.

Domestic Manners of the Americans, by

Frances M. Tollope, ed. by Smalley, rev.,

207-208.

DALZELL, JAMES MONROE, biographical Donaldson, J. C., 65.

sketch, 73n; Beatty's estimate of, 73-74. Dorfeuille, Joseph, took over Western Mu-

Darlington, D. N., leader, Delaware mining seum, 376-378.

company, 267. Dorfeuille's "Hell," 377.

Defiance, O., site of, ceded by Indians, 254; Douglass, Frederick, quoted by Washington

California company left, 263. Gladden, 195.

Delano, Columbus, 178, 178n, 179; and Doull, James A., incorporator, Cleveland

Blaine-Garfield controversy, 184. Health Museum, 383.

Delaware, O., 77, 82, 86; John Beatty to Dow, Neal, 65; biographical note, 65n.

speak at, 173; Memorial Day ceremonies, Drake, Daniel, founder, Western Museum,

1884, 175-177; City Hall, crowd in, to 372-376.

hear Beatty, . 177. 187n; mDraper, Lyman C., on the Pontiac uprising,

Delaware Co., 0., 175, 187n; mining corn- 33.

pany left, 267; body snatching in, 335 Dresden, Muskingum Co., O., body snatch-

343, 348, 349. ing in, 347.

Delaware Indians, aroused against whites ing i, 7. de

30, 31; to aid Seneca vs. British, 32: Drinkle, H. C., defeated as delegate to

Wayne's preliminary treaty with, 248n; at national Republican convention, 78.

peace negotiations at Greene Ville, 250, Drown, H. H., 389; identified, 389n.

253n. Duck Creek Cemetery, Cincinnati, bodies

Delaware Mutual Protection Company, left exhumed from, 350.

for California, 267. Duke, John H., 43, 45.

Index 473

Dunn, James Taylor, ed., James Wickes Fishes, Ohio, recent publications on, 432.

Taylor, "A Choice Nook of Memory": "Flatboating down the Ohio and Mississippi,

The Diary of a Cincinnati Law Clerk, 1867-1873: Correspondence and Diaries of

1842-1844, rev., 452-453. the William Dudley Devol Family, of

Dyar, Augustine, "Gus," flatboatman, 294n, Marietta, Ohio," ed. by Robert L. Jones,

297, 300, 306. 287-309, 385-418.

Flatboats, description of, 288.

Flour, flatboat cargo, 287, 287n, 288.

EARNEST CHRISTIAN, published articles Foraker, Joseph B., 89, 178; elected dele-

against Freemasonry, 278. gate to national Republican convention,

The Earth Brought Forth: A History of 79; one of "Big 4," 80n; on Republican

Minnesota Agriculture to 1885, by Jarchow, state executive committee, 188, 188n.

rev., 205-207. Ford, Harvey S., ed., "The Diary of John

East Cleveland, O., California company Beatty, January-June 1884," 58-91, 165-195.

formed in, 260, 268. Forest City Gymnasium, reception for John

Eaton, L. S., arrested for illegal disinterment, L. Sullivan in, 129.

345. Forest City House, Cleveland, O., hotel,

Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati, char- 133, 135.

tered, 335; and body-snatching, 346. Fort Defiance, American forces at, 246.

Ecuyer, Simeon, gave Indians blankets from Fort Detroit, British stronghold, 32, 34;

smallpox hospital, 30n. Indians attacked, 33, 35, 36.

Edgell, Aaron, flatboatman, 300; identified, Fort Henry, 40, 43.

300n. Fort Le Boeuf, fell to Indians, 32, 34.

Edmunds, George Franklin, in campaign of Fort Massac, 254.

1884, 74, 181, 182; biographical note, 74n. Fort Meigs, grave robbery at, 334.

Education, Negro, 59-60; Wm. Chambers Fort Miamis, 245, 246, 254.

comments on Canadian and American, 142, Fort Michilimackinac, fell to Indians, 34.

143, 144-145, 147, 148; in Ohio, recent Fort Pitt, Indian trade regulations, 29n; In-

publications on, 423-424. dians plan attack on, 32; withstood Indian

Edwards, David, elected president of National attack, 34, 35n.

Christian Association, 280. Fort Presqu' Isle, fell to Indians, 34.

Edwards, Linden F., "Body Snatching in Fort Recovery, attack on, by Indians, 245;

Ohio During the Nineteenth Century," on Indian boundary line, 252.

329-351; book rev., 456-458. Fort Smith and Little Rock Railroad, land

Eel River Indians, at peace negotiations at grant bill, 83.

Greene Ville, 250, 253n. Fort Venango, fell to Indians, 34.

Effler, Louis, cited, 334. Fort Wayne, erected, 246; site of, ceded

Eis, Father, Holy Cross Church, Columbus, by Indians, 254.

searched for stolen body, 240. The Forty-Eighters: Political Refugees of the

Elizabeth S. Prentiss National Award in German Revolution of 1848, ed. by Zucker,

Health Education, established, 383. rev., 467-468.

Elyria, O., Forty-Niners from, 265. Forty-Niners, see Gold rush.

Emperor, steamboat, 386. "Fossil Whig," 117.

Enterprise, steamboat, 264. Foster, Charles, 75, 76, 77; and John Beatty,

Erie Co., O., California company formed 58-59; supported by J. S. Brasee, 75; one

in, 264. of "Big 4," 80n; appointments, 179n;

Eureka, sailing vessel, 266; route from Cleve- on Republican state executive committee,

land to California, 265. 188, 188n.

Evansburg, O., Forty-Niners from, 264. Fostoria, ., 59.

Ewing, Charles, 185; biographical note, 185n. Fox Indians, aroused by Pontiac, 30-31.

Ewing, Hugh Boyle, minister to Holland, Franklin California Mining Company, or-

185; biographical note, 185n. ganization, 263.

Ewing, Thomas, 185n; Chase warned against, Franklin Co., ., Republican politics in,

117. 69; delegation from, at state Republican

convention, 78; body snatching in, 335, 339,

FAIRCHILD, JAMES I-I., addressed Chris- 341-342.

tian organization, 280. Franklin County Cemetery, body found in,

Fairfield Co., O., delegation from, at state 342.

Republican convention, 1884, 78. Free Church movement, Finney aided, 270.

Fallen Timbers, battle of, 249, 255, 426. Free Methodist, published articles against

Ferguson, Alfred R., "Charles Dickens in Freemasonry, 278.

Ohio," 14-25. Freemasonry: "Finney's Fight Against the

Fiction, historical, Ohio, recent publications, Masons," by Charles C. Cole, Jr., 270-286.

426. Fremont, O., site of, ceded by Indians, 254.

Filler, Louis, ed., The New Stars: Life and French, Edwin, body taken from grave at

Labor in Old Missouri, rev., 220-221. Willoughby, 344.

Financial panic, 1884, 166-167.

Financial panic, 1884, 1669167. French government, Indian policy, 29, 31,

Finkel, Peter, 299, 307; identified, 299n.

Finney, Charles Grandison, and his fight 32.

against Freemasonry, 270-286; The Charc- French settlers, lands of, not ceded to

ter, Claims and Practical Workings of Indians, 254.

Freemasonry, summarized, 283. "From Cincinnati's Western Museum to

"Finney's Fight Against the Masons," by Cleveland's Health Museum," by Bruno

Charles C. Cole, Jr., 270-286 Gcbhard, 371-384.

Firestone, Dr. Leander, superintendent Cen- Frost, E. D., rebel prisoner, 47, 54.

tral Lunatic Asylum, 85; biographical Funstom, C. D., elected delegate to national

note, 85n. Republican convention, 78.

474 Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly

GABRIEL, resurrectionist, see Morton, Charles Greene, R. C., president, California Club

O. of Cincinnati, 259.

Gage, Thomas, 28n, 31n. Greene Ville, O., treaty negotiations at,

Gallia Co., O., California company formed 248, 251.

in, 264. Griggs Hotel, Chicago, Ill., 179.

Gallipolis, O., 75n; California company left, Groce, Charles C., elected delegate to

262. national Republican convention, 78.

Gamelin, Antoine, peace mission to Indians Grosvenor, Charles H., temporary chairman,

of Wabash and Maumee rivers, 241-242. state Republican convention, 78.

Gann, O., body snatching incident at, 350. Grundy, Dr. - , superintendent Central

Garfield, James A., 73n; preservation of Lunatic Asylum, 85.

materials concerning, 162; and political Guide to the Burlington Archives in the

appointments, 183, 183n; and Blaine, 184; Newberry Library, comp. by Jackson and

and bargain with W. Reid, 187. Curtis, rev., 325-326.

Gaskill, Sam, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262. Guyashusta, see Kaiaghshota.

Gaver, E. S., Ohio Forty-Niner, 263n. Guyashusta's War, 33.

Gebhard, Bruno, "From Cincinnati's West-

ern Museum to Cleveland's Health

Museum," 371-384. HAGUE MISSION, applicants for, 184-185.

Geiger, Joe, related Corwin incident, 63. Hains, W. R., 40.

Genealogy, Ohio, recent publications on, Hall, Basil, 139.

424-425. Hall, Enos F., 75.

Geology, Ohio, recent publications on, 432. Halsey, George Armstrong, 178, 178n.

George, Henry, influence on Tom L. John- Hamilton, Cornelius S., murder of, 72n.

son, 1, 3, 7, 12. Hamilton, I. W., Beatty's estimate of, 85.

Georgia, steamboat, 267. Hamilton Co., O., records destroyed by mob,

Germ theory of disease, advanced by J. H. 61, 62; California company formed in, 264.

Salisbury, 354, 357, 363, 370. Hammon, S. L., provost marshal 7th U.R.C.,

German Protestant Cemetery, Cincinnati, 0., 46, 47.

body snatching in, 341. Hammond, William A., founder Army Medi-

Germans, Sherman popular with, 65; in cal Museum, 380.

Cleveland, 143; in Cincinnati, 144. Handerson, Henry A., 357.

Gettysburg, battle of, panorama, 180. Hanna, Marcus A. [Mark], 179n, 181: Tom

Gilbert and Sullivan, Patience, popularized L. Johnson business rival of, 1; delegate

Oscar Wilde, 130, 131. to national Republican convention, 79; on

Gilliand, John, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262. Sherman committee at convention, 179,

Gladden, Washington, 82: John Beatty's 179n: on Republican state executive corn-

comments on, 66, 86; summary of sermon mittee, 188, 188n.

of, 165; article by, criticized by Beatty, Harington, Sir John, 380.

189, 191, 192-193, 194-195. Harmar, Josiah, expedition against Miami

The Gladiator, played in Clevelanad, 129. towns, 242.

137. Harmar, 0., 385, 385n; Forty-Niners from,

Glenville, Cleveland, 0., suburb, 366, 367, 268.

368. Harpers, publishing firm, described by Wm.

Goddar, Henry, resurrectionist, 346. Chambers, 148.

Gold rush, California: "Buckeye Argonauts," Harris, Lovell, at national Republican con-

by Robert Thomas, 256-269. vention, 179.

Goodale Park, Columbus, O., 82. Harrisburg, O., body snatching in, 348.

Goodwin, Homer, 69. Harrison, John Scott, body found in medi-

Gordon, W. J., 368. cal laboratory, 347-348.

Gould, Jay, 187, 193n. Harrison, William Henry, 63, 347.

Gould, [Orin B.], supported Sherman, 89. Harrison, William Henry, grandson of presi-

Government, see Politics and government. dent, death of, 260, 261.

Graham, J. H. [L.], Jackson, Tenn., 40, 47. Harrison Co., O., California company formed

Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, III., 179. in, 264.

Grant, Ulysses S., 185; as broker, 88, 88n. Hart, Alphonso, at national Republican con-

Grant & Ward, New York, suspended, 88, vention, 181; biographical note, 181n.

88n; failure of, 166. Harte, Bret, lectured in Clevelanad, 135.

Granville, O., Forty-Niners from, 264. Harvey Cushing: Surgeon, Author, Artist,

Great Britain, diplomatic relations with, by Thomson, rev., 456-458.

during Civil War, 115, 124-125; landed Hascall, Milo Smith, 179; biographical note,

troops in Mexico, 123; withdrew forces 179n.

from Mexico, 126; education in, com- Hassaurek, Fred, elector at large in 1860,

pared with the U. S., 144-145; treaty with 89, 90n; biographical note, 90n.

the United States, May 12, 1784, 239. Hatcher, Harlan H., The Western Reserve:

Great Miami River, 250, 252, 394; proposed The Story of New Connecticut in Ohio,

Indian boundary, 240. rev., 215-216.

Great Revival, 286. Hayes, Rutherford B., 73n, 76, 79, 171,

Great Western Sanitary Fair, 379. 185, 186; opposition to, 76.

Grave robbery, see Body snatching. Hays, R. B., 40, 47.

Greeley, Horace, 90n; opinion on Corwin Heald, Edward T., The Stark County Story,

appointment to Mexico quoted, 119; lec- Vol. I, The Cities, Towns and Villages

tured in Cleveland, 135. of Stark County, Ohio, rev., 213-215.

Green, Howard Whipple, incorporator, Cleve- Hebron, O., Forty-Niners from, 264.

land Health Museum, 383. Heyl, Irwin, and body snatching, 345-346.

Green Creek, O., Forty-Niners from, 265. Hill, Prescott, deck hand, 296n, 300.

Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, 0., 339, Hilliard, Cap, arrested for illegal disinter-

343. ment, 345.

Index 475

Hinman, Edward L., 66, 68, 174; interview Iroquois Indians, 243; strength of Seneca

with Gov. Hoadly, 175. in confederacy, 31: to attack British forts,

Hinman, Flora, 66. 32.

"Historians and Their Helpers," by John Iuka, battle of, Rosecrans at, 175.

Hall Stewart, 154-164.

"Historical News," 92-113, 196-203, 313-

323, 444-451. JACKSON, ELISABETH COLEMAN, joint

History and historians: "Historians and Their comp., Guide to the Burlington Archives in

Helpers," by John Hall Stewart, 154-164. the Newberry Library, 1851-1901, rev., 325-

Hoadly, George, governor of Ohio, 171, 177; 326.

mobilized state militia, 60n; interview with Jackson, J. C., 86.

Brinkerhoff, 172-173; and supreme court Jacobs, Wilbur R., "Was the Pontiac Up-

bank case, 175-176: delegate to national rising a Conspiracy?" 26-37.

Democratic convention, 194n. James Millingar, steamboat, Ohio passengers

Hoar, George Frisbie, 181, 181n; report on on, 268-269.

political murders in Mississippi, 191. James Wickes Taylor, "A Choice Nook of

Hobart, Harrison Carroll, visited with John Memory;" The Diary of a Cincinnati

Beatty at Chicago, 180-181; biographical Law Clerk, ed. by Dunn, rev., 452-453.

note, 181n. Jarchow, Merrill E., The Earth Brought

Hocking Co., O., delegation from, at state Forth: A History of Minnesota Agriculture

Republican convention, 1884, 78. to 1885, rev., 205-207.

Hocking Valley, coal schemes in, 71. Jarrell, Hampton M., Wade Hampton and the

Holden, Liberty E., 367, 368n. Negro: The Road Not Taken, rev., 208-

Homeopathic Medical College, Cleveland, and 210.

body snatching, 344. Jefferson, Thomas, chairman of committee

Hone, Philip, Diary, quoted, 14, 15. for study of Indian boundary, 240; quoted,

Howe, Frederic C., 13: Confessions of a 243.

Reformer, quoted, 2. Jefferson Co., O., California company formed

Huddleston, Jonathan, rebel prisoner, 54. in, 264.

Hudson, John, body taken from grave at John Hancock, steamboat, California com-

Painesville, 335. pany embarked on, 263.

Hulbert, William Davenport, White Pine John Quincy Adams, steamboat, California

Days on the Taquamenon, rev., 326. company sailed on, 261.

Hull, Thomas H., 382. Johnson, Arthur C., commended by James B.

Hunter, Joseph, Ohio Forty-Niner, 263. Conant, 231.

Huron Co., O., California company formed in, Johnson, John, led Sandusky group to Cali-

264, 265, 267. fornia, 260.

Huron Indians, aroused by Pontiac, 30-31. Johnson, John C., Ohio Forty-Niner, 262.

Hutchinson, James A., Ohio Forty-Niner, Johnson, Oliver, acting editor of the In-

262. dependent, and Finney, 275-276, 278n.

Hygiene expositions, 380-382. Johnson, Tom L., as mayor of Cleveland,

Hyms, Rufus, resurrectionist, 346. 1-13.

Johnson, Sir William, 28; Indian policy,

ICE, hazard to river traffic, 290, 389, 390, 30-31; received intelligence of Seneca plot,

391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 33; influence with Indians, 34.

399, 400, 401, 404, 405, 406, 407, 410, Johnson, William Wartenbee, criticized by

411, 412, 413. Brasee, 75; biographical note, 75n; and

Illinois, anti-Masonic movement in, 285. supreme court bank case, 171.

Independence, O., Forty-Niners from, 265. Jones, A. H., and Company, Ann Arbor,

Independent, series of articles by Finney Mich., contracted for human bodies, 344.

Sublished in, 272-278, 281, 282. Jones, Daniel, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262.

Independent Dispatch Company of Cincin- Jones, Robert L., book rev., 205-207, ed.,

nati, embarked for California, 263. "Flatboating down the Ohio and Missis-

Indiana, Indian boundaries in, 254; cadavers sippi, 1867-1873: Correspondence and

for Ohio medical schools obtained from, Diaries of the William Dudley Devol

351. Family of Marietta, Ohio," 287-309, 385-

Indiana Authors and Their Books, 1816- 418.

1916, by Banta, rev., 227-229. Jones, Samuel M., 13.

Indiana Politics During the Civil War, by Jordan, Philip D., book rev., 207-208; ed.,

Stampp, rev., 106-108. With Various Voices: Recordings of North

Indians and Indian wars: "Was the Pontiac Star Life, rev., 463-465.

Uprising a Conspiracy?" by Wilbur R. The Journals and Indian Paintings of George

Jacobs, 26-37; "Wayne's Peace with the Winter, 1837.1839, rev., 221-224.

Indians of the Old Northwest, 1795," by Juarez, Benito, 120; Thomas Corwin in sym-

Dwight L. Smith, 239-255; in Ohio, re- pathy with government of, 123; Corwin

cent publications on, 426. tries to aid, 124, 125, 126, 127.

Ingersoll, Robert, lectured in Cleveland, 135;

related story concerning Hayes and Blaine,

185-186; nominated Blaine for president, KAIAGHSHOTA, Seneca chief, 33.

185n. Kaskaskia Indians, signed Treaty of Greene

"Inferno Regions," see Dorfeuille's "Hell." Ville, 253n.

Insects, Ohio, recent publications on, 433. Kate Putnam, steamboat, 386, 389, 390, 400.

International Hygiene Expositions, Dresden, Kautz, August V., disclaimed responsibility

381, 382. for mobbing of the Crisis, 152.

Invertebrates, Ohio, recent publications on, Keelboatmen, 225.

433. Keeth, Tennessee, body of, shipped to Cin-

Irish, immigrants in Cleveland, 143. cinnati, 351.

476 Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly

Keifer, J. Warren, 64, 183, 187; denounced, Logan, John Alexander, in campaign of

74; ignored by state Republican conven- 1884, 74; and railroad legislation, 83; as

tion, 80. Republican presidential possibility, 173.

Kennard House, Cleveland, Republican head- Long, John Davis, governor of Massachusetts,

quarters, 77, 78. 181, 181n.

Kentucky, people in, hinder peace with In- Lorain Co., O., California company formed

dians, 249; cadavers for Ohio medical in, 264; body snatching in, 340.

schools obtained from, 351. Loramie, O., site of, ceded by Indians, 254.

Keyashuta, see Kaiaghshota. Loramie's store, 250.

Kiasola, see Kaiaghshota. Louisville, Ky., 413; rebel prisoners in, 44:

Kickapoo Indians, signed Treaty of Greene military prison, 44; described, 45; number

Ville, 253n. of flatboats passing, 1849-1870, 287.

King, H. C., incorporator, Cleveland Health Lucas Co., O., Forty-Niners from, 267.

Museum, 383. Luminary, steamboat, 301.

Kirk, William, murder of, 60n. Lynch, John R., temporary chairman, national

Kleinschmidt, Harry E., winner health edu- Republican convention, 180, 180n.

cation award, 383.

Knox, Henry, secretary of war, quoted, 240-

241; instructions to St. Clair, 241-242; In- McCLELLAN, GEORGE B., 175.

dian policy, 242, 250; letter quoted, 246; McCullough, John, played in Cleveland,

and peace negotiations with the Indians, 129, 137.

249. McDowell, Irvin, 187.

Koch, Robert, planned German hygiene ex- McGrane, Reginald C., book rev., 452-453.

position, 381. Mcdlvaine, George W., judge, Ohio Supreme

Kurtz, C. L., 84, 179n; letter to Beatty Court, 167, 171; biographical note, 167n;

quoted, 166; on Sherman committee at wrote decision in bank case, 176n.

national Republican convention, 179, 179n. McKenna, Zachariah, deck hand, 296; iden-

tified, 296n.

McKinley, William, 81; permanent chair-

LABOR, in Ohio, recent publications on, 426. man, state Republican convention, 78;

Lake, Zaphna, leader Conneaut Argonauts, enthusiasm for, 79, 80.

266. McWray, - , Delaware, O., judge, 177.

Lake Shore Railroad, 133. Mahan, Asa, and theory of prefectionism, 271.

Lancaster, William, 399; identified, 399n. Mammals, Ohio, recent publications on, 433.

Lancaster, O., California company formed Managers in Distress: The St. Louis Stage,

in, 263. 1840-1844, by Carson, rev., 210-211.

Lancaster Seminary, subscriptions for, 374. Maney, George, 182; biographical note, 182n.

Land cessions, Indian, 254. "Manifest Destiny," Thomas Corwin and,

The Land Lies Open, by Blegen, rev., 463- 115, 118, 125.

465. Manly, Robert, 86.

Langlois, Marina Holmes, joint author, South March, Alden, professor, Albany Medical

Bass Island and Islanders, rev., 103-105. College, 353.

Langlois, Thomas Huxley, joint author, South Marietta, O., ship to be built in, 266; the

Bass Island and Islanders, rev., 103-105. Devols part of society of, 418.

Lawrence, William, 193. Marine National Bank, N. Y., suspended,

Lawrence, steamboat, 386. 88; failure of, 166.

Lebanon, O., Dicken's visit to, 1842, 19; Marshall, Alfred Spencer, 289, 289n, 290,

Thomas Corwin in, 116, 120. 293, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304,

Lecturers, see Amusements. 308, 387, 393, 398, 401, 404, 405, 415.

Lewis, Joseph Morgan, partner of J. H. Marshall, Elijah, 417; identified, 417n.

Salisbury, 364, 365-366, 366n. Marshall, Nancy Stowe, "Nannie," (Mrs.

Libraries, in Cincinnati in 1843, 145. Alfred S.), 291, 291n, 299, 415, 416.

Lincoln, Abraham, 151; and appointment of Martin, Charles, 75.

Thomas Corwin as minister to Mexico, Martin, John H., comp., List of Documents

115, 118, 119, 128; supported by Corwin, Concerning the Negotiation of Ratified

116; Corwin as spokesman for, 118; and Indian Treaties, 1801-1869, rev., 101-103.

diplomatic relations with Mexico, 123; con- Mary Huston, steamboat, 396.

sented to Corwin's withdrawal from Mexico, The Maryland Germans, by Cunz, rev., 108-

127. 109.

Lincoln, Benjamin, Indian peace commis- Masonic Monthly, and Finney, 279, 280, 281.

sioner, 244. Masons, see Freemasonry.

Lincoln, Robert Todd, 70; biographical note, Massillon, Ohio, Forty-Niners in, 266.

70n. "Master of Life," Delaware Indian prophet,

Lincoln Club of Cincinnati, at Chicago con- 30-31.

vention, 179. Matthews, Stanley, appointment to U. S.

"Lincoln's Minister to Mexico," by J. Jeffery Supreme Court, 187.

Auer, 115-128. Maumee, O., Forty-Niners from, 267.

List of Documents Concerning the Negotia- Maumee Indians, peace mission to, 243.

tion of Ratified Indian Treaties, 1801-1869, Maumee River, 241, 246, 250, 252; proposed

comp. by Martin, rev., 101-103. Indian boundary, 240; Miami towns on,

Literature, Ohio, recent publications on, 427. destroyed, 242.

Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad, Blaine Mead, David, book rev., 210-211.

associated with, 71, 71n. Meat, sides of, flatboat cargo, 287, 298, 299,

Little Turtle, Miami chief, 242; at peace 302.

negotiations at Greene Ville, 252, 253. Medary, Samuel, and the Copperhead move-

Local history, Ohio, recent publications on, ment, 150-151; and the mobbing of The

427-428. Crisis, 151-153.

Index 477

Medical College of Ohio, 374. Mulvany, Joseph W., Ohio Forty-Niner, 262.

Medical history, Ohio: "Body Snatching in Municipal ownership, Tom Johnson ad-

Ohio During the Nineteenth Century," by vocate of, 1, 3-6.

Linden F. Edwards, 329-351; "Dr. James Muskingum River, 242; products shipped

H. Salisbury and the Salisbury Diet," by from, 287n, 393n; flatboatmen leave, 290,

Clyde L. Cummer, 352-370; "From Cin- 391, 417.

cinnati's Western Museum to Cleveland's Mussey, [F. D.], son-in-law of Gov. Foster,

Health Museum," by Bruno Gebhard, 371- 59.

384; recent publications on, 429. Mutual Mining Association, Cincinnati, O.,

Medical schools, procurement of dissection equipment, 264.

material for, 329-351. Myers, Benjamin F., Ohio Forty-Niner, 267.

Medina Co., O., California companies formed Myers, L. D., Columbus, O., postmaster,

in, 259, 264, 267. 82, 177; visited Sherman, 84, 85.

Meigs Co., O., California company formed

in, 263-264.

Memphis, El Paso, and Pacific Railroad, land

grant bill, 83. NATION (New York), opposition to Blaine,

Messenger, Ohio River boat, 16. 71, 83.

Metcalf, W. V., rebel prisoner, 47. National Bank of Commerce, Cleveland, O.,

Methodist Episcopal Church, Cincinnati group defalcation o cashier, 188.

formed California company, 260; passed National Christian Association, planned, 272

resolutions against secret societies, 272. organ of, 282; annual meetings, 283, 284.

Metropolitan National Bank, New York, sus- National Museum, see Smithsonian Institu-

pension of, 166, 167. tion.

Mexico, diplomatic relations with, during Native Forests of Cuyahoga County, Ohio,

Lincoln's administration, 115-128; France by Williams, rev., 105-106.

and Great Britain hostile to, 125. Natural history, Ohio, recent publications

Miami Indians, to aid Seneca vs. British, on, 429-433.

32; failure of peace mission to, 241-242; Negro suffrage, 58, 70-71, 175n, 191, 192;

Harmar's expedition against, 242; Wayne's in Ohio, 171n; Beatty's opinion on, 189,

preliminary treaty with, 248n; and Treaty 190.

of Greene Ville, 252-253n. Negroes, education of, 59-60; bodies of, used

Miami Medical College, and body snatching, as dissection material, 346, 347, 350.

346, 348. Neil, Moses H., nominated for elector to

Miami River, Indians at rapids, 246. national Republican convention, 78.

Michigan, Indian boundaries in, 254. Neil House, Columbus, O., 58, 68, 176, 187,

Milan, O., Forty-Niners from, 265. 188; Dickens at, 20, 22.

Miller, T. Ewing, on Republican state Nettleton, Asahel, and Finney, 271.

executive committee, 188, 188n. New Lebanon, N. Y., Finney asked to lead

Millersburg, O., Forty-Niners from, 266. revival in, 273.

Mills, Joshua, greeted Dickens in Cleveland, New Orleans, La., California company em-

24. barked from, 261; market for Ohio pro-

Mining companies, Ohio, for mining Cali- duce, 287, 300.

forma gold, 259-268. New Philadelphia, O., body snatching in,

Mississippi River, as Indian boundary, 248; 349

flatboating on Ohio and, 287-309, 385-418. The New Stars: Life and Labor in Old

Mitchell, John G., and Hayes-Blaine affair, Missouri, by Morgan, rev., 220-221.

185-186; biographical note, 185n. New York City, Wm. Chambers' criticisms

"The Mobbing of the Crisis," by Eugene of, 145-146; exhibition in, 148; Chambers

H. Roseboom, 150-153. urged to settle in, 149; bank failures in,

Mobs, Cincinnati, 1884, 60-62; Columbus, 166-167, 188; Republican compaign circu-

1863, 150-153. lars mailed from, 168; G. Cleveland un-

Mohawk Indians, loyal to British, 34. popular in, 193n; Finney aided Free Church

Monaghan, Jay, This Is Illinois; A Pic- movement in, 270; J. H. Salisbury in, 365.

tornal History, rev., 217-219. New York Post, charges made against Blaine

Monongabela, steamboat, 263. by 83.

Montieth, John, flatboatman, 385, 395, 398, New York State Christian Association Op-

404; identified, 385n. posed to Secret Societies, organized, 284.

Moody, Granville, story relating to, 90-91. New York World's Fair, Hall of Man, health

Morey, Henry Lee, ignored by Republican exhibits, 382.

convention, 80; biographical note, 80n. Newark, O., Forty-Niners from, 264, 267-

Morgan, General, Mt. Vernon, 0., 177. 268; body snatchers in, 345.

Morgan, Manie K., The New Stars: Life and Newburg State Hospital for the Insane, J.

Labor in Old Missouri, rev., 220-221. M. Lewis superintendent of, 365n.

Morgan, William, abduction, 270; murder, Newspapers, numerous in America, 148; and

273. the Copperhead movement, 150-153; Beatty's

Morrow, T. V., sued for illegal disinter- comments on reading of, 170-171.

ment, 335. Nichol, T. M., 183.

Morrow Co., O., California company formed Norman, W. B., organizer, California Club of

in, 264. Cincinnati, 259.

Morton, Charles 0., resurrectionist, 343- North Bend, O., body snatching in, 347.

344, 346, 348. Northhampton, O., Forty-Niners from, 267.

Morton, Henry, resurrectionist, 344. Northern Ohio Fair Grounds, 367.

Mott, Daniel, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262. Northern Pacific Railroad, Blaine and the,

Mound builders, J. H. and C. B. Salis- 71, 83-84.

bury's report on, 369. Nortbwoods Sketches, by Osborn and Osborn,

Mulligan, James, and Blaine, 71, 71n. rev., 460.

478 Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly

Northwest Territory, British to evacuate, 251- Okey, John Waterman, and supreme court

252; peace negotiations with Indians in, bank case, 171, 173, 176; biographical

249. note, 171n.

Nute, Grace Lee, Rainy River Country: A "Old Cunny," professional resurrectionist,

Brief History of the Region Bordering 339.

Minnesota and Ontario, rev., 463-466. "Old Tom Is in the Field Again," Corwin

Nutting, Lyman, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262. campaign song, 116.

O'Neal, J. W., chairman, Republican state

central committee, 187.

Oneida Indians, objected to British forts, 31.

OAKLAND, towboat, 397, 410. Onions, flatboat cargo, 287n.

Oats, flatboat cargo, 287, 405. Orr, Thomas, rebel prisoner, 43-44.

Oberlin, 0., and anti-Masonic movement, "Oscar Wilde in Cleveland," by Francis X.

271-272, 280-281, 284, 285. Roellinger, Jr., 129-138.

Oberlin College, Finney at, 270. Osborn, Chase S., Northwoods Sketches, rev.,

Oglevee, John F., 69, 188. 460.

Ohio, favored Blaine in 1884, 64; politics Osborn, George C., "A Confederate Prisoner

in, 166; in campaign of 1884, 193; Indian at Camp Chase: Letters and a Diary of

boundaries in, 254. Private James W. Anderson," 38-57.

Ohio, steamboat, steerage accommodations Osborn, Stellanova, Northwoods Sketches,

criticized, 268. rev., 460.

The Ohio, by R. E. Banta, rev., 224-227. Ottawa Indians, 30-31; at peace negotiations

Ohio Academy of History, minutes of meet- at Greene Ville, 250, 253n.

ing, April 21, 1950, 310-312; Committee on Otto, D. H., rebel prisoner, 47.

Publications, Report for 1949, 438-443. Our German Senator, played in Cleveland,

Ohio Archaeological Society, founded, 171n. 129.

Ohio Board of Public Works, 79. Overman, William D., book rev., 325-326.

Ohio Cavalry, 2nd regiment in Crisis mob,

152, 153.

Ohio City, Forty-Niners from, 265, 268. PACIFIC HOTEL, Chicago, 180, 184.

Ohio Constitution, 1852, banking powers Painesville, O., California company left, 262,

under, 85-86; amendment to permit Negro 265.

suffrage proposed by Boynton, 171n. Painesville Mining Company, left for Cali-

Ohio Constitutional Convention, 1852, bank- fornia, 262.

ing power struggle in, 86. Palmer, Joseph, 60n.

Ohio General Assembly, anatomy acts passed Palmer Hotel, Chicago, 111., 179.

by, 329, 334. Papworth, J. B., planned model city near

Ohio Medical College, and body snatching, Cincinnati, 379.

341, 347-348, 350. Parkes, Edmund Alexander, 380.

Ohio National Guard, and Cincinnati riot, Parkman, Francis, thesis regarding Pontiac

1884, 60-62. as organizer of conspiracy in 1763, de-

Ohio Penitentiary, cemetery used by resurrec. fended, 26, 33; questioned, 28; as his-

tionists, 332. torian, 156.

Ohio River, 32, 249, 250, 252, 254, 300n; Patience, opera by Gilbert and Sullivan,

Chas. Dickens and party on, 16; as In- Clevelanders familiar with, 130, 131, 132.

dian boundary, 244; flatboating on Mis- Paul, Carey, 177.

sissippi and, 287-309, 385-418. Paupers, bodies of, taken for dissection, 338.

Ohio Secretary of State, candidates for, in Pawnee Indians, boy chief, played with

1884, 69. Buffalo Bill in Cleveland, 129.

Ohio State Agricultural Report, 1863, study Payne, Henry P., 171.

by J. H. Salisbury published as, 354. "Peace of Mad Anthony," see Treaty of

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Greene Ville.

Society, presidents of, 171n; text of ad- Pearson, J. M., rebel prisoner, 54n.

dress of James B. Conant at sixty-fifth Pearson, John E., rebel prisoner, 54n.

annual meeting, 231-238. Pease, Theodore C., The Story of Illinois,

Ohio State Board of Equalization, and Cleve- rev., 217-218.

land railroad case, 8. Peck, Daniel, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262.

Ohio State Journal, and the mobbing of the Peckham, Howard H., Pontiac and the

Crisis, quoted, 151-152, 153; Beatty and Indian Uprising, 27, 28, 35, 37.

Gladden controversy in, 189, 194-195. Penn Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa., failure of, 188.

Ohio State University, 332. Peoria, Ill., site of, ceded by Indians, 254.

Ohio Statesman, Democratic party organ, Pepper, [William], 354.

150; presses not destroyed by mob, 151; Perkins, C. N., rebel prisoner, 47.

account of mobbing of the office of the Phelps, William Walter, defense of J. G.

Crisis, quoted, 152. Blaine, 82-84; biographical note, 82n.

Ohio Supreme Court, 67; and Cleveland Philadelphia, steamboat, 268.

railroad case, 8; and Pond law, 75, 75n; Piankashaw Indians, signed Treaty of Greene

and Scott law, 76-77; bank case, 1884, Ville, 253n.

pending in, 85, 87-88, 166, 171-173, 175- Pickaway Co., O., delegation from, state Re-

176n; judges of, 171n, 179n; appointments, publican convention, 78.

187n. Pickering, Timothy, Indian peace commis-

Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 3d, 185n; 23d, sioner, 244; instructions to Wayne, 249-

J. M. Comly in command of, 79n; 43d, 250; draft of peace treaty, 252n.

J. M. Comly resigned commission in, 79n; Pickett, John, Confederate envoy to Mexico,

101st, G. E. Seney served in, 64n; 142d, 120-121, 123, 127.

W. C. Cooper, colonel of, 179n. Piqua, O., California company formed in,

,Ohio Wesleyan University, 193. 266.

Index 479

Piracy, literary, in America, 146-147. Randolph, Beverly, Indian peace commis-

Pittsburgh, Pa., convention of "Christian sioner, 244.

men" in, 280. Reading rooms, in Cincinnati in 1843, 145.

Plain City, O., body snatchers at, 332. Reformed Presbyterian, published articles

Plants, Ohio, recent publication on, 433. against Freemasonry, 278.

Platt, Laura, niece of R. B. Hayes, 185. Reid, Whitelaw, and bargain with Garfield,

Platt, Thomas C., 183. 187.

Poindexter, James Preston, Beatty's comments Religion, in Ohio, recent publications on.

on candidacy of, 71-72; selected as mem- 434-435.

ber of Republican state executive commit- Religious Telescope, published articles against

tee, 188. Freemasonry, 278; open to Finney, 281-

Politics and government: "The Diary of 282.

John Beatty, JanuaryJune 1884," ed. by Reptiles, Ohio, recent publications on, 432.

Harvey S. Ford, 58-91, 165-195; "Lin- Republican party and Republicans, 182-183;

coin's Minister to Mexico," by J. Jeffery Tom Johnson and, 10; in campaign of

Auer, 115-128; in Ohio, "Tom L. John- 1884, 67, 68, 72, 74n, 168, 186; national

son," by Robert H. Bremner, 1-13; recent conventions, of 1876, 185; of 1880, 187; of

publications on, 434. 1884, 68-69, 168-169, 173, 178-179, 182;

Pollock, William G., Cleveland, O., sports- state convention of 1884, 58-59, 68, 69,

man, 368. 77-82; Tom Corwin campaigned for, 116-

Pomeroy, Earl S., book revs., 211-213, 458- 117; Ohio delegation to national conven-

459. tion, 1884, 178, 179, 180n, 182; Ohio state

Pond law, 75, 75n. central committee meeting, 187; favored

Pondiac, see Pontiac, Ottawa chief. free political action, 195.

Pontiac, Ottawa chief, organizer, Indian War Resurrection and resurrectionists, see Body

of 1763, 26-37. snatching.

Pony Wagon Town, Along U. S. 1890 by Revivals, religious, Charles Finney and, 270.

Riker, rev., 204-205. Rhees, Morgan J., advice to Wayne con-

Pork, flatboat cargo, 287, 288, 301, 305. cerning peace, 250-251.

Portages, ceded by Indians, 254. Rich Mountain, battle of, Rosecrans hero

Potatoes, flatboat cargo, 287, 287n, 288, 293, of, 175.

297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 307, 308, Richfield, O., Forty-Niners from, 267.

387, 390, 391, 392, 395, 396, 400, 402, 403, Richland Co., O., mining company left,

405, 407, 411, 416, 417. 267.

Potawatomi Indians, Wayne's preliminary Richmond, steamboat, 304.

treaty with, 248n; chief of, quoted, 252; Rigney, Eugene D., book rev., 213-215.

signed Treaty of Greene Ville, 253n. River pilots, 291, 303, 307.

Potter, Dr. , superintendent, Central Robertson, Blaine urged Garfield to appoint

Lunatic Asylum, 85. as collector, 183.

Potter's fields, as source of cadavers for dis- Robinson, Charles, flatboatman, 388.

section, 331, 332, 342, 343, 346. Robinson, Howard, The British Post Office,

Powers, Hiram, created wax figures for rev., 111-113.

Western Museum, 377. Robinson, James Sidney, nominated for sec-

The Prairie Waif, drama, played in Cleve- retary of state, 79, 177; biographical note,

land, 129. 79n.

Prentiss, Elisabeth S., home given Cleve- Rodabaugh, James H., book revs., 215-216,

land Health Museum, 383. 462-463; "Minutes of the Ohio Academy of

Presqu' Isle, Indians plan attack on, 32. History, Deshler-Wallick Hotel, Columbus,

Presbyterian Church, and Finney, 270; passed Ohio, April 21, 1950," 310-312.

resolutions against secret societies, 272, Roellinger, Francis X., Jr., "Oscar Wilde

286. in Cleveland," 129-138.

Price, Robert, book rev., 460. Rogers, L. M., secretary, California Club of

Prisons, Tennessee penitentiary, 44; Louis- Cincinnati, 259.

ville military, 45; Camp Chase, 45-57. Rogers, William K., 186; note on character,

Proctor, Thomas, peace mission to Indians, 186n.

243. Roll, John L., body taken from grave, 349.

Public utilities, municipal ownership of, 1, Roosevelt, Theodore, John Beatty's estimate

3-6. of, 180-181.

Publishers, in Cincinnati in 1843, 145. Roseboom, Eugene H., "The Mobbing of the

Pusey, William H., 382. Crisis," 150-153; book revs., 463-467.

Putnam, George W., secretary to Chas. Rosecrans, William Starke, and Delaware Co.,

Dickens, 16, 19, 23, 24. 175-177; war record, 175; biographical

Putnam, Lewis J. P., 299, 409, 414, 416; note, 175n.

identified, 299n. Routzahn, Evart, winner health education

Putnam, Rufus, quoted, 242; negotiated award, 383.

peace treaty with Indians, 244. Routzahn, Mary, winner health education

"Putnam community," flatboatmen from, award, 383.

298n, 418. Rowsburg, O., Forty-Niners from, 266.

Rudolph, Daniel, grave disturbed, 349.

QUAIFE, MILO M., book rev., 326. Rutter, Dr. , superintendent, Central

Lunatic Asylum, 85.

RAGATZ, LOWELL, book rev., 461-462.

Railways, street, Cleveland, Johnson's SABBATH OBSERVANCE, John Beatty on,

struggle with companies owning, 3, 11, 12. 67, 174; and Columbus company of Forty-

Rainy River Country: A Brief History of the Niners, 261.

Region Bordering Minnesota and Ontario, Salisbury, Charles B., archaeological re-

by Nute, rev., 463-466. search, 369.

480 Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly

Salisbury, James H., birth and early educa- pointment on Hague Mission, 185.

tion, 352; medical training, 352-353; teach- Sherman House, Chicago, Ill., 179, 184.

ing career, 353; scientific investigations and Shoemaker, Floyd C., book rev., 220-221.

publications, 353-358; dietetic theory, 358- Simcoe, John Graves, 246, 247.

366, 369-370: residence, 352, 365-368, 370: Simpson, Matthew, Methodist Episcopal

cultural interests, 369. bishop, 193.

Salisbury, Lucretia (Babcock), 352. Sioux Indians, Pontiac sent ambassadors to,

Salisbury, Nathan, 352. 33; princess, played with Buffalo Bill in

Salisbury, Trafford B., 365. Cleveland, 129.

Salisbury steak, 369-370. Six Nations, see Iroquois Indians.

Salt, flatboat cargo, 393n. Slack, Elijah, 374.

St. Clair, Arthur, 249; expedition against Slavery, Tom Corwin and, 116; Wi. Chan-

Indians, 243-244; attempted peace negotia- bers' attitude on, 146; John Beatty's atti-

tions with the Indians, 241-242; instructed tude on, 190.

to relax vigilance, 248. Smalley, Donald, ed., Domestic Manners of

St. Clairsville, O., California company, the Americans, by Prances M. Trollope,

members of, 262. rev., 207-208.

St. Francis Hospital, Columbus, 0., 340. Smallpox epidemic, Louisville, 1873, 413.

St. Joseph, Mo., companies of Ohio Forty- Smith, Amor, on Sherman committee at

Niners in, 265. Chicago convention, 179, 179n.

Sandusky, 0., 254; Dickens at, 22, 23; Smith, Dwight L., book revs., 101-103, 221-

criticized by Dickens, 23; Wi. Chambers 224, 327-328; "Wayne's Peace with the

at, 143; company left for California, 260, Indians of the Old Northwest, 1795," 239-

265; California company organized in, 264. 255.

Satan, river steamer, 43. Smith, Gerrit, honorary president, National

Sauk Indians, Wayne's preliminary treaty Christian Association, 284.

with, 248n. Smith, John Gregory, of Vermont, at na-

Schenck, Robert C., Chase warned against, tional Republican convention, 181; rail-

117. road president and governor, 181n.

Schenk, Lt. J. F., commander, Ohio, 268. Smith, Lewis, body taken from grave in

Schurz, Carl, at national Republican conven- North Columbus, 343.

tion, 182; biographical note, 182n. Smith, S. Winifred, comp., "A Survey of

"Science and the American Tradition," by Publications in Ohio History, Archaeology,

James B. Conant, 231-238. and Natural History, August 1949-July

Scotch immigrants, number in Cincinnati, 1950," 419-437.

144. Smithsonian Institution, establishment, 379.

Scott, Charles, expedition against Wea In- Smythe, A. E., published Beatty's lecture,

dians, 243. 66.

Scott law, W. H. West champion of, 76; South Bass Island and Islanders, by Langlois

historical note on, 76n. and Langlois, rev., 103-105.

Second National Bank, New York, suspen- Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, body

sion of, 166, 167. snatching in, 346.

Secret societies, opposition to, 270-286. Spuhler, J. N., book rev., 103-105.

Seneca Co., O., California company formed Stacy, Joel Elliott, "Lett," flatboatman, 297,

in, 264. 298, 298n, 300; identified, 297n.

Seneca Indians, strength and influence, 31; Stacy, Miles A., flatboatman, 290, 299, 308;

planned attack on British, 32, 33, 34; and identified, 290n.

Pontiac, 36; favored peace, 243. Stampp, Kenneth M., Indiana Politics During

Seney, George Ebbert, 64; biographical note, the Civil War, rev., 106.108.

64n. Stanton, Edwin M., Chase warned against,

Seward, William H., 123; approved Corwin's 117.

appointment as Mexican minister, 119; gave Stark Co., O., Forty-Niners from, 266.

Corwin diplomatic instructions, 120; pre- Stark County Story, Vol. I, rev., 213-215.

sented Corwin's treaty to senate, 125; con- Starling Medical College, and body snatch-

sented to Corwin's withdrawal from ing, 340, 346.

Mexico, 127. State militia, see Ohio National Guard.

Shakers, preservation of historical materials Steamboats, see names of boats.

on, 162.

Shanks, John Peter Cleaver, of Indiana, 178, Steel, Clemet S., Ohio Forty-Niner, 262.

178n. Sterling, Elisha, 368.

Shannon, William, Ohio Forty-Niner, 262. Steubenville, O., California company left,

Shannon, Wilson, leader, St. Clairsville Cali- 262.

fornia company, 262. Steubenville mining company, equipment, 264.

Shauck, John A., supported Beatty, 72; bio- Stewart, John Hall, "Historians and Their

graphical note, 72n. Helpers," 154-164.

Shawnee Indians, to aid Seneca vs. British, Stone, Jonathan Franklin, 300; identified,

32; massacred settlers at Big Bottom, 242; 300n.

Wayne's preliminary treaty with, 248n; Stone River, battle of, Rosecrans at, 175.

signed Treaty of Greene Ville, 253n. Storm, Joseph, leader, Delaware mining con-

Shera, J. I-I., book: rev., 217-219.

Sheridan, John, Sr., grave disturbed, 340 pany, 267.

Sherman, John, supported by John Beatty The Story of Illinois, by Pease, rev., 217-218.

58; in campaign of 1884, 64, 65, 70, 74 Stowe, James Smith, flatboatman, 289, 294n,

76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 87, 89; 415.

supported by J. 5M. Comly, 79; in political Stowe, Pitnam Lyman, flatboat owner, 287n,

campaign of 1884, 165, 168, 169, 177, 178, 289n.

179, 182; urged Beatty to attend Chicago Streeter, S. W., sermon on dissection quoted,

convention, 173; urged Brinkerhoff's ap- 336-337.

Index 481

Stuart, Elma, book on Salisbury treatment, Transportation: "Flatboating Down the Ohio

363-364. and Mississippi, 1867-1873: Correspondence

Sturgiss, J. W., 403, 406, 414; identified, and Diaries of the William Dudley Devol

⁴03n. Family of Marietta, Ohio," ed. by Robert

Success, John Beatty's philosophy of, 169- L. Jones, 287-309, 385-418; in Ohio, recent

170. publications on, 435-436.

Sugar Grove, O., body snatching in, 349. Travel and description: "Charles Dickens in

Suggs, D. W., 40, 43. Ohio," by Alfred R. Ferguson; "William

Sullivan, John L., 132, 133; reception in Chambers in America, 1853," by W. H.

Cleveland for, 129. G. Armytage, 139-149; in Ohio, recent

Summit Co., O., Forty-Niners from, 266, publications on, 436.

267. Treaties, Indian, 1784-89, 240, 240n.

Supreme Court Commission, members of, 75. Treaty of Fort Finney, 240n, 249.

"A Survey of Publications in Ohio History, Treaty of Fort Harmar, 240n, 249, 252; as

Archaeology, and Natural History, August basis for negotiations at Greene Ville, 247,

1949-July 1950," comp. by S. Winifred 251.

Smith, 419-437. Treaty of Fort McIntosh, 240n, 249.

Susquehanna Indians, to attack British, 32. Treaty of Fort Stanwix, 240n.

Swan, Joseph R., 65-66. Treaty of Greene Ville, 239, 247-255; signed,

Syren, tugboat, 397, 398, 415. 253; terms, 253-254; significance, 255.

Treaty of Paris, 1783, 251, 255.

Trescott, Samuel C., letter to cousin, quoted,

153.

TAFT, WILLIAM HOWARD, pressed suit Trinity Episcopal Church, Columbus, O.,

against T. C. Campbell, 60n. John Beatty attended lecture at, 174.

Talmage, T. DeWitt, lectured at Cleveland Trollope, Frances M., 17, 139; Doestic

129. Manners of the Americans, ed. by Smalley,

Tappan, Lewis, letter to Finney, quoted, rev., 207-208; quoted, 377.

276, 278. 'rrollope, Tom, quoted, 377.

Tax reform, Tom Johnson and, 6-9. Trumbull Co., O., 181n; California company

Tayler plan, Cleveland street railway agree- formed in, 263, 264, 265.

ment, 6. Tugboats, 290, 386, 393, 394, 395, 397.

Taylor, Beverly, family of, murdered and Tullahoma, battle of, Rosecrans at, 175.

bodies taken for dissection, 350. upper, Dr. C. E., 85.

Taylor, James Wickes, "A Choice Nook of tlurney, Joseph, 177, 177n.

Memory": The Diary of a Cincinnati Law Tyner, James Nobel, of Indiana, 178, 178n.

Clerk, 1842-1844, ed. by Dunn, rev., 452-

453.

Taylor, Lester, incorporator, Cleveland Health

Muiseum, 383. UNION BANK OF MARIETTA, 386, 389.

Teedyuscung, Delaware sachem, 35n. Union Cemetery, Columbus, 0., body snatch-

Temperance, John Beatty on, 174-175; favored ing in, 341.

by Columbus company of Forty-Niners, Union Church graveyard, Franklin Co., body

261. snatching in, 339.

Temperance movement, National Christian Union party, see Republican party.

Association and, 284; Charles Finney and, United Brethern Church, see Church of the

270. United Brethren.

The Territorial Papers of the United ates, Und States Supreme Court, and negro

cd. by Carter, Vol. XIV, rev., 211-213; suirtage, 70.

Vol. XVII, rev., 458-459. University of Michigan, and body snatching,

Thayer, Proctor, tried for illegal disinter. 348 o

sent, 338-339.ckens at, 23.

This Is Illinois; A Pictorial History, byndu , , Dickens at,23.

Monaghan, rev., 217-219. Upson, William H., at national Republican

Thomas, Katharine Garford, Auntie Kate: convention, 179; biographical note, 179n.

Her Journey Through Ninety Years, rev., The Utopian Communist: A Biography of

324-325. Wlilhelm Weitling, Nineteenth-Century Re-

Thomas, Robert, "Buckeye Argonauts," 256- former, by Wittke, rev., 453-456.

269.

Thomson, Elizabeth H., Harvey Cushing:

Surgeon, Author, Artist, rev., 456-458.

Thumb, Tom, appeared in Cleveland, 135. VALLAN4DIGHAM, CLEMENT L., hated by

Thurman, Allen G., as presidential possi- Unionists, 150.

bility, 193. Van Dyke, Walter, Ohio Forty-Niner, 265.

Tiffin, O., Dickens at, 22, 23. Van Horn, Burt, of New York state, 178,

Tilton, Theodore, editor of the Independent, 178n.

and Finney, 276, 277. Vegetation, see Plants.

Todd, Wingate T., 383. Vales, -- , shot as Confederate prisoner,

Toledo, 0., site of, ceded by Indians, 254; 40.

body snatching in, 343-344. Veniable, William H., Beginnings of Literary

"Tom L. Johnson," by Robert H. Bremner, Culture in the Ohio Valley: Historical and

1-13To coin, in , 36 Biographical Sketches, rev., 462-463.

Torpedo coffin, inventor, 346. Venango, Indians plan attack on, 32.

Traders, British, property destroyed, 246. Venango, Indians plan attac on, 32.

Trading posts, ceded by Indians, 254. Vincennes, Ind., U. S. kept claim to, 254.

Transeau, Edgar N., book rev., 105-106. Vcglegesang, [Leo?], Columbus, wounded

"Transparent Man," first shown at Dresden, in Cincinnati riot, 62.

382. Volwiler, Albert T., book rev., 106-108.

482 Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly

WABASH INDIANS, 244: peace mission to, Whig party and Whigs, Tom Corwin as,

243. 63n, 116, 125: former, 117: discredit Polk,

Wade Hampton and the Negro: The Road 119, 119n.

Not Taken, by Jarrell, rev., 208-210. White Pine Days on the Taquamenon, by

"Wagon Boy of Ohio," see Corwin, Thomas. Hulbert, rev., 326.

Waite, Frederick C., 333, 351. Whitlock, Brand, 13; "The Gold Brick,"

Walcutt, Charles C., on state Republican quoted, 2.

executive committee, 188n. Whittlesey, Charles C., 368.

Walker, Timothy, host to Chas. Dickens, 18. Wilde, Oscar, in Cleveland in 1882, 129-

"Walnut Hill," farm home of W. D. Devol, 138.

289, 299, 305, 306, 308, 405, 409, 414, Wildwood, steamboat, 387.

415, 418. Wilkinson, James, expedition against Wea

Warner, Landon, book rev., 224-227. Indians, 243.

Warren Co., O., Corwin represented, in state "William Chambers in America, 1853," by

legislature, 116. W. H. G. Armytage, 139-149.

Wars, Ohio in the, recent publications on, William L. Clements Library, papers re-

433. lating to Indian war of 1763 in, 28.

"Was the Pontiac Uprising a Conspiracy?" Williams, Arthur B., The Native Forests of

by Wilbur R. Jacobs, 26-37. Cuyahoga County, Ohio, rev., 105-106.

Washington, George, 241; suggested Indian Williams, Eddie, 306, 409; identified, 306n.

boundary, 240. Williams, Gus, comedian, played in Cleve-

Washington Co., 0., flatboatmen in, 288, land, 129.

294n; Forty-Niners in, 268; decline of Williamson, Samuel, 368.

flatboating from, 418. Willoughby, O., Forty-Niners from, 265;

Waterloo, fairfield Co., O., body snatching medical college mobbed, 335; body snatch-

in, 349. ing in, 344.

Wayne, Anthony, campaign against Indians Willoughby University of Lake Erie, and

of Old Northwest, 239, 244-246; and body snatching, 335.

Treaty of Greene Ville, 247-253. Wilson, George W., Ohio Forty-Niner, 262.

Wayne Co., O., Forty-Niners from, 266-267. Wilson, James Falconer, 67; biographical

Wayne Hotel, Sandusky, O., Dickens stopped note, 67n; speech of, 70.

at, 23. Windsor Club, Cleveland, O., Oscar Wilde

"Wayne's Peace with the Indians of the Old entertained at, 137.

Northwest, 1795," by Dwight L. Smith, Winnebago Indians, chiefs, played with Buf-

239-255. falo Bill in Cleveland, 129.

Wea Indians, military expeditions against, Winslow, C. E. A., 381, 383.

243; signed Treaty of Greene Ville, 253n. Winsor, Quincy J., assistant to J. H. Salis-

Weather, Ohio, 53; in Columbus, in 1864, bury, 366.

46, 48, 50, 51, 52-53; in 1884, 88, 189; Winter, George, The Journals and Indian

along Ohio and Mississippi rivers, 1867-73, Paintings of George Winter, 1837-1839,

290, 291, 293, 294, 295, 296, 302, 303, 304, rev., 221-224.

386, 388, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, Wissler, Clark, The American Indian: An In-

397, 398, 400, 403, 407, 408, 412, 416, troduction to the Anthropology of the New

417. World, rev., 327-328.

Webb, Lieut. Col. , organized Cali- With Various Voices: Recordings of North

fornia company, 260, 261. Star Life, ed. by Blegen and Jordan, rev.,

Weber, Gustave C. E., 359. 463-465.

Weisenburger, Francis P., book revs., 108- Wittke, Carl, The Utopian Communist: A

111, 468. Biography of Wilhelm Weitling, Nine-

Wellsville, O., California company formed teenth-Century Reformer, rev., 453-456.

in, 259; California company left, 262, 267. Wolcott, Simon P., state senator, 69.

Weltz, Lee, called on John Beatty, 81; bio- Wolves, in Delaware Co., 176.

graphical note, 81n. Wood, Thomas J., at Chickamauga, 175.

Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Columbus, body Wood, F. W., 62.

snatching in, 342. Woodburn, [Robert L.], Marysville, 0., 177.

Wessen, Ernest J., book rev., 227-229. Woodlawn Cemetery, Cleveland, body snatch-

West, Henry Clay, flatboatman, 414; iden- ing in, 338.

tified, 414n. Woodring, Warner F., book rev., 111-113.

West, William H., delegate at large to na- Wooster, O., Forty-Niners from, 265, 266-

tional Republican convention, 76-77, 79, 267,

80, 81; biographical note, 76n. Worthington, O., "resurrection riot" in,

Western Academy of Natural Science, Cin- 334-335.

cinnati, offered holdings of Western Worthington Reformed Medical College, and

Museum, 378. body snatching, 334-335.

Western Mining Company of Cincinnati, Wyandot Co., O., California company

equipment, 264. formed in, 264.

Western Museum, Cincinnati, 0., 371-379. Wyandot Indians, 246; chief of, quoted, 253;

Western Museum Society, 375. signed Treaty of Greene Ville, 253, 253n;

Western Reserve, Crisis rioters were men peace delegation to Wayne, Nov. 3, 1794,

from, 152. 247.

Western Reserve Historical Society, officers Wyandot Indian Reservation, Dickens at,.

in 1876, 368; Lake County Chapter, ad- 23.

dress before, published, 154n.

The IVestern Reserve: The Story of New ZANESVILLE, O., California companies left,

Connecticut in Ohio, by Hatcher, rev., 264, 265; body snatching in, 333, 344, 345.

215-216. Zucker, A. E., ed., The Forty-Eigbters:

Western Tract and Book Society, published Political Refugees of the German Revolu-

book by Finney, 282-283. tion of 1848, rev., 467-468.

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