• A Company, dismissed for disobedience, ii. 250–253, 263.
• Abaco Island, Bahamas, i. 101, 102.
• Abernethy, Alexander S., ii. 265, 317.
• Academic Board, West Point, awards first place to Cadet Stevens, i. 59.
• Acajete, i. 140.
• Acapulco, i. 436.
• Achilles, Captain, ii. 169–171, 187.
• Acquia Creek, ii. 425, 430.
• Active, Coast Survey steamer, ii. 185.
• Adams, Fort, at Newport, i. 60, 61.
• Adams, John Quincy, i. 44, 73.
• Adams, Lieutenant, i. 113.
• Adams, Mount, i. 394.
• Adams, Thomas, i. 306; ii. 75, 92, 107, 108, 114.
• Agnew, i. 444.
• Ah-tah-nam, branch of Yakima River, ii. 22, 160.
• Alabama volunteers, i. 114.
• Albany, Me., i. 35, 86.
• Alden, Fort, ii. 184, 234.
• Alden, James, Captain, ii. 185.
• Alexander, Barton S., General, i. 28.
• Alexander, head chief of Pend Oreilles, ii. 77;
  • at Flathead council, 82–89, 113, 114.
• Alexandria and Orange Court House Railroad, ii. 425.
• Alexandria and Warrenton turnpike, ii. 433, 435.
• Allen, Robert, General, i. 28.
• Allen, William, Colonel, ii. 481.
• Almonte, Mexican general, i. 203.
• Al-pa-wha Creek, ii. 70, 147.
• Alvarado, Mexico, i. 119.
• Alvarez, Mexican general, i. 168, 203.
• Alvord, Benjamin, General, ii. 25, 26, 207.
• Amasoque, i. 141, 153.
• Ambrose, Flathead chief, ii. 85–87.
• Amelia, Lake, i. 304.
• American Fur Co., i. 287, 298, 302, 347; ii. 96, 97.
• American Geographical and Statistical Society of New York, address before, by Governor Stevens, ii. 284.
• Amissville, Va., ii. 431.
• Amman, Daniel, Captain, ii. 364.
• Ampudia, Mexican general, i. 126.
• Anderson, George T., Colonel, ii. 490.
• Anderson, J. Patten, i. 414; ii. 15.
• Anderson, Peter, i. 462.
• Anderson, Robert, Colonel, ii. 469.
• Andover, Mass., i. 1, 2, 19, 35, 86, 227, 274; ii. 270.
• Andover, Me., i. 5, 6.
• Andrew, John A., Governor, offers regiment to Governor Stevens, ii. 319, 320, 499.
• Andrews, Colonel, i. 220.
• Annapolis, ii. 340–342.
• Anti-Slavery Society, Isaac Stevens bequeaths it $500, i. 10.
• Appleton, D., & Co., i. 300.
• Archer, J.J. General, ii. 487.
• Armour, Robert, Captain, ii. 497.
• Armstrong, C.H., Captain, ii. 168, 197.
• Armstrong, Captain, killed at Molino del Rey, i. 206.
• Army, reorganization of, efforts to promote, i. 240, 259–263.
• Army of Virginia, ii. 427.
• Arnold, Daniel Lyman, i. 307, 370;
  • death of, ii. 420.
• Arnold, Lewis G., Lieutenant, i. 60, 77.
• Arnold, Richard, Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 307, 370, 379, 380, 382;
  • takes charge of wagon-road, 409, 422; ii. 27, 28.
• Ashepoo River ii. 374, 379–381.
• Ashley River, ii. 380.
• Aspinwall, description of, i. 433, 434; ii. 270.
• Assiniboine Indians, meeting and talk with, i. 342–345, 347; ii. 115.
• Atchison, Camp, on Milk River, i. 354.
• Athsio, Mexican village, i. 148.
• Augusta, Ga., ii. 381.
• Ayotla, village in valley of Mexico, i. 164, 166, 168, 224.
• Ayres, Captain, killed, i. 206.
• Azotea, parapeted roof, i. 181.
• Bache, Alexander Dallas; Professor, i. 241, 242, 245–247, 250, 253, 254, 276–279, 281;
  • remarks on Major Stevens, 284, 367; ii. 273, 319;
  • letter to, giving
  • views on military operation, 375, 499.
• Bacon, John D., room-mate, i. 40, 58.
• Bad Lands, i. 350.
• Bahama Banks, i. 102.
• Bahama Islands, i. 101, 102.
• Bailey, P., i. 468.
• Bainbridge, Captain, i. 137.
• Baird, Spencer F., Professor, i. 276, 295, 299; ii. 273.
• Baker, Lieutenant, i. 221.
• Balch, Lafayette, i. 412, 468.
• Bald Hillock Creek, i. 330.
• Bald Hill, ii. 435.
• Baldwin, A.J., ii. 248.
• Ball-in-the-Nose, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Ballard, John N., Lieutenant, ii. 496, 497.
• Baltimore, i. 250.
• Baltimore Democratic Convention, ii. 304, 305.
• Bangor, Me., i. 95.
• Banks, Nathaniel P., ii. 299, 426–429, 432, 475, 494.
• Barker, Stephen, i. 35.
• Barnes, Dr., i. 219.
• Barnes, Ellis, i. 468.
• Barnes, George A., i. 415; ii. 15, 224.
• Barnett’s Ford, ii. 427, 428.
• Barnwell Island, ii. 357.
• Barry, William F., General, i. 28.
• Bartlett, W.H.C., Professor, gives characteristics of General Stevens, i. 41.
• Bartow, General, ii. 435.
• Battery Island, ii. 381, 382.
• Bay Point, ii. 345, 347.
• Bayly, George, i. 260.
• Baynes, Admiral, ii. 291, 292.
• Bealton, Va., ii. 426, 432.
• Beam, George W., Captain, ii. 169, 170.
• Bear Tracks, Flathead chief, ii. 86.
• Bear’s Coat, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Bear’s Paw Mountains, i. 359–361.
• Beaufort, S.C., ii. 353;
  • occupied by General Stevens, 355.
• Beaufort River, ii. 355, 358.
• Beauregard, P.G.T., i. 28, 60, 111, 114, 122, 130, 165, 166, 169, 171;
  • sketch of, 216.
• Beauregard, Fort, ii. 345.
• Beauregard Light Infantry, ii. 392.
• Beaver Creek, i. 376.
• Beaver Lodge Creek, i. 330.
• Bee, General, ii. 435.
• Belcher, H.G., Lieutenant, ii. 370, 411, 488, 497.
• Belen, gate to Mexico, i. 207, 210.
• Belfast, Me., i. 68.
• Belland, i. 306, 312.
• Bell, John, ii. 305.
• Bell’s Lake, i. 322.
• Bellingham Bay, i. 412; ii. 184, 267.
• Belt Mountains, i. 361.
• Benham, Henry W., Captain, i. 28, 283, 284;
  • General, ii. 383, 384, 386, 387, 392;
  • General Stevens’s opinion of, 393, 394, 397, 399, 400, 409–411;
  • sent North in arrest, i. 415, 420, 421.
• Benjamin, Lieutenant, wounded, i. 211.
• Benjamin, Samuel N., Lieutenant, ii. 413, 425, 430, 449, 451, 478, 479, 483, 484, 492, 497.
• Benny Haven’s restaurant, adjacent to West Point, i. 50.
• Benton, Fort, i. 348;
  • description of, 362, 375; ii. 94, 95, 120.
• Berry Islands, Bahamas, i. 102.
• Bevard, Professor, French teacher at West Point, i. 34, 39.
• Biddle, Henry J., rival classmate, i. 25, 31, 32, 35–37, 46.
• Big Blackfoot River, i. 385; ii. 93.
• Big Canoe, Pend Oreille chief, ii. 83, 84.
• Big Chestnut, Camp of the, ii. 336–338.
• Big Folly Creek, ii. 390, 391.
• Big Horn River, ii. 108.
• Big Muddy River, i. 352.
• Big Star, Spokane chief, speech, ii. 138, 139.
• Big Top, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Bigelow, D.R., i. 415; ii. 168.
• Biles, James, i. 415.
• Bird, James, ii. 101, 114.
• Bird Island, ii. 382.
• Bird Tail Rock, i. 376; ii. 124.
• Birney, David B., General, ii. 457, 488, 492, 497.
• Bishop, David H., marries Susan B. Stevens, i. 68;
  • announces her death, 77.
• Bissel, Lieutenant, i. 113.
• Bissel, of Illinois, i. 260.
• Bitter Root Mountains, i. 380–382; ii. 75, 127.
• Bitter Root River, i. 379, 382, 386; ii. 75, 127.
• Bitter Root valley, i. 352, 364–382, 385.
• Blackburn’s Ford, ii. 437, 439.
• Blackfeet, description of, i. 348, 351, 352, 368, 370;
  • talk with, 373, 374; ii. 99;
  • Governor Stevens’s opinion of, 105, 106;
  • council and treaty, 112–119, 275.
• Blackfoot council, i. 431; ii. 27, 58, 89, 112–119.
• Blackfoot River, i. 377, 379.
• Blackfoot trail, i. 376.
• Black River, ii. 188.
• Blaisdell, William, Colonel, ii. 456.
• Blanchet, Father, i. 412, 443.
• Blankenship, George, Major, ii. 168, 170, 197.
• Blue Mountains, i. 402, 403; ii. 31.
• Blood Indians, i. 348, 351, 352; ii. 114, 505.
• Blunt, Simon F., Captain, i. 269.
• Bois de Sioux River, i. 322–325.
• Bolon, A.J., i. 416; ii. 26, 61, 67;
  • murdered by Indians, 121, 157.
• Bonneville, Colonel, i. 405.
• Borup, Dr., i. 313.
• Boston, i. 1, 78, 82, 94–96.
• Boston, steamship, ii. 359, 362.
• Boston Post, i. 271–273.
• Boulieau, Henry, i. 306, 312, 325, 329, 330, 341.
• Boulieau, Paul, i. 306, 314, 325, 329, 330.
• Boutineau, Pierre, i. 306, 310, 325, 329, 341.
• Bowman, wagonmaster, i. 122–124.
• Bow River, ii. 100.
• Box Elder Creek, i. 360.
• Boyce’s field battery, ii. 409.
• Braddock Road, ii. 494.
• Bradford, Edward, i. 28.
• Bragg, Braxton, i. 28.
• Branch, L.O.B., General, ii. 487–489, 495, 496.
• Brannon, John M., General, i. 28.
• Bratton, William, Captain, ii. 170.
• Breckinridge, John C. ii. 304.
• Breckinridge, town, i. 320.
• Brickyard Creek, ii. 358.
• Brent, Captain, i. 438.
• Bridges, i. 7.
• Bristoe Station, ii. 431, 433, 439.
• Broad River, ii. 356, 374, 378.
• Broad Run, ii. 438.
• Broadwell, i. 382.
• Brockenbrough, J.M., Colonel, ii. 487, 495, 496.
• Broderick, John, ii. 270.
• Brooke, Lloyd, i. 403; ii. 32.
• Brooklyn, visits navy yard, i. 36.
• Brooks, Charles M., i. 94.
• Brooks, Charles T., Rev., i. 67;
  • solemnizes marriage, i. 77;
  • poem on death of Julia, 92; ii. 499.
• Brooks, Lieutenant, i. 112.
• Brooks, Quincy A., i. 415; ii. 248.
• Brown, i. 398.
• Brown, B.F., i. 415.
• Browne, J. Ross, ii. 25, 28.
• Buchanan, James, President, ii. 272, 300, 305, 312.
• Buchanan, Robert C., Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 470.
• Buck Hill, ii. 435.
• Bucksport, Me., i. 84, 87–100;
  • returns to, 233, 249, 265.
• Budd, Captain, ii. 364.
• Buena Vista, village of, valley of Mexico, i. 164.
• Buffalo, countless herds of, i. 328, 329; ii. 105.
• Buffalo chips, i. 331.
• Buford, John, General, ii. 428, 440, 454, 465.
• Bull Bay, ii. 379.
• Bull Run, ii. 434, 437.
• Bull’s Head, Blackfoot chief, ii. 101.
• Bumford, i. 403; ii. 32.
• Bunker Hill, battle, i. 4, 5.
• Bunting, Joseph, ii. 241.
• Burke, Captain, killed, i. 184.
• Burns, M.P., Dr., ii. 168.
• Burnside, Ambrose E., General, ii. 320, 423, 424.
• Burr, F.H., i. 306, 339, 340, 345.
• Burntrager, David E., Captain, ii. 169, 170.
• Burt, Representative, i. 257, 261.
• Burwell, Lieutenant, killed, i. 206.
• Bush prairie, i. 412.
• Bush, W.O., i. 412.
• Butler, Benjamin F., ii. 303.
• Butler, Colonel, killed, i. 182.
• Butler, General, i. 107.
• Butler, J.H., classmate, i. 31, 36.
• Butte de Morale, i. 337.
• Butte Micheau, i. 327.
• Butterfield, Daniel, General, ii. 454, 466, 468.
• Byzantium, i. 139.
• Cadotte’s Pass, i. 365, 378; ii. 93, 124.
• Cadwallader, General, i. 150, 172, 173, 179, 205.
• Cain, J., Captain, i. 445; ii. 27, 208, 248, 257.
• Calhoun Guard, ii. 392.
• California, i. 233, 248, 252.
• Callender, Franklin D., i. 40, 41, 58, 116, 171, 172;
  • wounded, 176, 209.
• Cambridge, Mass., i. 98.
• Cameron, James, Colonel, killed at Bull Run, ii. 321.
• Cameron, Simon, Secretary of War, Governor Stevens tenders sword and services to, ii. 316, 322.
• Camospelo, Cuyuse chief, ii. 46, 214.
• Campaigns of the Rio Grande and of Mexico, i. 255, 256, 267, 268.
• Campbell, Archibald, ii. 277.
• Campbell, Colonel, i. 125.
• Campbell, Fort, i. 348, 363.
• Campbell, L.M., marries Elizabeth B. Stevens, i. 82, 87;
  • announces death of wife, 97.
• Campbell’s battery, ii. 442.
• Canby, E.R.S., General, classmate, i. 27, 132.
• Cañete, actress, i. 224.
• Canning, John, ii. 70.
• Cape Fear River, i. 277.
• Capron, Captain, killed, i. 184.
• Carcowan, Chehalis chief, ii. 7.
• Caribbean Sea, i. 433.
• Carpenter, Stephen D., i. 40, 41, 58.
• Carigan, Sapper, burial of, remarks, i. 136.
• Carr, Joseph B., Colonel, ii. 448, 456.
• Carusi, Jamaica negro innkeeper, i. 434, 435.
• Casa Mata, fort at Molino del Rey, i. 205.
• Cascade Range, i. 288, 394–396;
  • snow, 408, 409; ii. 159.
• Cascades of the Columbia, i. 405;
  • massacre, ii. 190.
• Casey, Silas, Lieutenant-Colonel, i. 208; ii. 172, 176, 185, 186, 188;
  • Governor Stevens proposes joint movement across Cascades, declined, 195;
  • seeks to protect Indian murderers, correspondence with Governor Stevens, 236–240, 243, 244, 292.
• Cass, Lewis, i. 236;
  • Secretary of State, Governor Stevens submits memoir to, against British exactions, ii. 281–283.
• Castine, Me., visits, i. 85.
• Castoff, Miss, boards with, in Newport, i. 60.
• Cathlamet, i. 411.
• Catholic missionaries, not disturbed by hostiles, ii. 132, 255;
  • Governor Stevens’s opinion of, as neutrals, 228, 229.
• Catlett’s Station, ii. 439.
• Catlin, Robert, ii. 301.
• Catlin, Seth, i. 411; ii. 317.
• Causten, Camp, ii. 325.
• Caverly, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 371, 374.
• Caversham, England, whence came John Stevens in 1638, i. 2.
• Cavilaer, i. 325.
• Cedar Mountain, battle of, ii. 426.
• Cedar River, ii. 187.
• Celeste, danced as usual, i. 36.
• Centralia, i. 412.
• Centreville, ii. 439, 445, 474, 477–480.
• Cerro Gordo, i. 122, 123;
  • battle of, 124–128.
• Cha-chu-sa Island, i. 466, 468.
• Chagres River, i. 335.
• Chain Bridge, ii. 327.
• Chalco, Lake, i. 163, 165;
  • village, 167.
• Chambers, Andrew J., i. 412.
• Chambers, David J., i. 412.
• Chambers prairie, i. 412.
• Chambers, Thomas M., ii. 246.
• Champagne, Baptiste, i. 369, 375.
• Chancellorsville, battle of, i. 83.
• Chantilly, battle of, ii. 482–497.
• Chapman, William, Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 470.
• Chapultepec, i. 163, 204, 205;
  • battle of, 207–210.
• Charles, Pierre, ii. 169, 187, 257.
• Charleston, campaign planned against, ii. 378–382;
  • James Island campaign against, 387–394;
  • battalion, 381, 411, 412;
  • riflemen, 392.
• Charleston, Democratic Convention at, ii. 304.
• Charlie, Governor Stevens’s gray charger, i. 440; ii. 269.
• Chase, Henry M., ii. 169, 200.
• Chasseurs, or 65th New York, ii. 329.
• Chatfield, J.A., Colonel, ii. 395.
• Chehalis Indians, i. 334; ii. 1–9, 187, 257;
  • council, ii. 1–9;
  • river, i. 4412; ii. 1, 2, 10, 257;
  • town, i. 441.
• Chemakane Mission, valley, i. 398, 399.
• Chenoweth, F.A., Judge, ii. 244, 249, 289.
• Chicago, i. 302.
• Childs, Colonel, i. 214, 219, 221, 226.
• Chim-a-kum Indians, i. 469–473.
• Chimalpa, i. 168.
• Chinn Hill and House, ii. 435, 470.
• Chinn, Major, ii. 147, 150.
• Chinook Indians, ii. 1–9, 23, 257.
• Chinook jargon, i. 453; ii. 5.
• Chippewa Indians, i. 334;
  • river, 321.
• Chirouse, Father, i. 403; ii. 37, 148.
• Chisholm’s Island, ii. 356.
• Chow-its-hoots, Indian chief, i. 463, 466–468.
• Christian Mirror, newspaper, i. 84.
• Christ, B.C., Colonel, ii. 341, 343, 364, 388, 425, 484.
• Christy’s Minstrels, i. 433, 435.
• Church, A.E., Professor, describes traits of General Stevens, i. 41.
• Church Flats, ii. 379–381.
• Churubusco, battle of, i. 180–186, 196–199;
  • brought on by Lieutenant Stevens, 187, 188.
• Cincinnati, i. 162.
• Citadel Hill or Rock, i. 361; ii. 98.
• Clallam or Sklallam Indians, i. 469.
• Clark County Rangers, ii. 169, 190.
• Clark, Frank, stirs up trouble leading to martial law, i. 242–245.
• Clark, George T., Major, i. 16, 430.
• Clark, in charge of Fort Benton, i. 361.
• Clark, Owen, servant, i. 100, 101;
  • deserts, 108.
• Clark, sergeant of sappers, i. 136.
• Clarke, Colonel, i. 157, 182, 205, 206.
• Clarke, Nathan G., Colonel, relieves General Wool, ii. 266;
  • recommends treaties, 285.
• Clark’s Fork, ii. 79.
• Clay, Henry, i. 75, 248;
  • view of, 252.
• Clay-Pipe-Stem-Carrier, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Clendenin, J.V., i. 414.
• Cline, Captain, ii. 391.
• Cloudy Robe, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Coast Survey, accepts charge of office, i. 241;
  • views of, 243, 244;
  • reforms, 245–248, 250, 254;
  • officers present silver service, 284.
• Cobb, Howell, ii. 306.
• Cochichewick, stream in Andover, i. 1;
  • meadows, 5, 8;
  • woolen mills, 16, 47.
• Cock, Henry D., i. 455–461.
• Cock, William, Colonel, i. 415; ii. 262–264.
• Cockspur Island, ii. 382.
• Coe, ii. 153.
• Cœur d’Alene Indians, i. 386–388, 390; ii. 16–23;
  • present conditions, 64–72;
  • wrestling match, 73, 74, 121, 127, 129, 130, 230, 231.
• Cœur d’Alene Lake, i. 391.
• Cœur d’Alene Mission, i. 389–391; ii. 72, 73, 129.
• Cœur d’Alene Mountains, i. 387.
• Cœur d’Alene Pass, i. 382, 387; ii. 127.
• Cœur d’Alene prairie, i. 391.
• Cœur d’Alene River, i. 391, 392; ii. 72, 75, 131.
• Cogswell, William S., Lieutenant, ii. 343, 363, 366.
• Cold Springs, i. 315.
• Cole Island, ii. 381.
• Cole, Lieutenant, ii. 170.
• Collins, S.M., i. 468.
• Colquitt, P.H., Colonel, ii. 380.
• Columbia River, i. 394, 405, 411, 438; ii. 153, 157, 269.
• Columbus, tomb of, visited, i. 433.
• Colville, i. 297, 393, 394, 396, 397.
• Colville Indians, ii. 22.
• Colville valley settlements, i. 399.
• Combahee River, ii. 376, 378, 379.
• Commencement Bay, i. 459, 462.
• Conception, Fort, at Vera Cruz, i. 110.
• Confidence, ship of John Stevens, i. 2.
• Connecticut volunteers, 6th, i. 395.
  • See 7th Connecticut, Rockwell’s battery.
• Connell’s prairie, ii. 155;
  • battle of, 186.
• Conrad, Charles M., Secretary of War, rebukes political action, answered, i. 274, 275.
• Constitution, Fort, at Portsmouth, N.H., i. 83.
• Contreras, i. 169, 170;
  • battle of, 171–179, 181, 192–195.
• Cooper, J.G., Dr., i. 296, 307; ii. 3.
• Cooper’s battery, ii. 469.
• Coosaw River, ii. 355, 360, 361.
• Coosawhatchie River, ii. 376, 379.
• Corinth, ii. 380.
• Corliss, George W., ii. 247.
• Cortez, i. 161.
• Cortez, steamship, ii. 317.
• Coster, Corporal, i. 312.
• Coteau de Missouri, i. 338–340, 345.
• Cottrell, Abraham, Lieutenant, ii. 367, 372, 420.
• Coues, Samuel Elliott, i. 83, 257.
• Cowlitz Indians, ii. 1–9, 187, 257, 269.
• Cowlitz Landing, i. 411, 439; ii. 28.
• Cowlitz River, i. 405, 411, 412;
  • canoeing up, 438; 439; ii. 28, 154, 187, 257.
• Coxie, Patrick, ii. 33.
• Coyoacan, i. 180, 181, 202.
• Cram, A.J., Captain, ii. 276, 277.
• Crane, Colonel, i. 83.
• Craig, Captain, i. 173.
• Craig, William, ii. 18, 33, 62, 67, 91, 92, 108, 109, 115, 117, 129, 130, 145–150, 168, 201, 203, 209, 220, 223, 230.
• Crees, ii. 215.
• Crockett, ii. 154.
• Cromwell, Oliver, lecture on, i. 76;
  • view of, 230–232; ii. 333.
• Crook, George, General, ii. 148.
• Crosby, Clanrick, i. 415.
• Crosby, R.H., ii. 27, 32, 67, 72, 168.
• Crow Wing River, i. 316.
• Crown Butte, i. 376; ii. 124.
• Crows, i. 347, 361, 362; ii. 108, 109, 115.
• Cuapa, hacienda of, i. 169.
• Cub Run, ii. 477.
• Culbertson, Alexander, i, 302, 307, 347, 348, 359, 368, 370; ii. 114, 275, 276.
• Cullum, G.W., General, i. 61, 260, 274, 275; ii. 424.
• Culpeper Court House, ii. 426.
• Cumming, Alfred, ii. 66, 94–96;
  • arrogates authority, rebuked, 102, 103;
  • stigmatizes country and Indians, 103, 104, 114, 117–119, 149.
• Cummings, Asa, uncle, i. 12, 84, 85.
• Cummings genealogy, Isaac¹, John², Abraham³, Joseph⁴, Thomas⁵, Asa⁶, Hannah (mother)⁷, i. 12.
• Cummings, Hannah, wife of Isaac, Stevens (mother), i. 7–9;
  • death, 15.
• Cummings, John, uncle, warm welcome to, i. 86.
• Cunningham, Michael, servant, i. 160.
• Curry, Governor, ii. 284.
• Cushman, Joseph, i. 415.
• Cushman, Orrington, i. 415, 445, 455; ii. 3–5.
• Cuyuses, ii. 16, 20, 21;
  • at Walla Walla council, 36–64, 121, 144, 148, 150;
  • take war path, 157, 158, 212;
  • attack Governor Stevens, 221–223;
  • turbulent warriors hanged by Colonel Wright, 231.
• Cypress Mountain, i. 359, 368.
• Dale, Eben, i. 99.
• Dalles, i. 400, 405; ii. 28, 30, 151, 153, 197, 199, 206, 208, 257.
• Dana, N.T.J., General, i. 28.
• Danpher, Matthew, ii. 32.
• Daufuskie Island, ii. 382.
• Davidson, Lieutenant, ii. 222.
• Davies, Professor, i. 44.
• Davis, Camp, i. 308, 310.
• Davis, Jefferson, i. 261, 281, 285;
  • reports to, 287, 288, 422;
  • order from, to stop survey, 423;
  • disparages northern route, 427–430;
  • answer to, 431;
  • fault-finding, apologizes, 430;
  • Governor Stevens reports to, ii. 209, 221–223, 227, 277, 287.
• Davis, Jefferson, revenue cutter, ii. 185.
• Davis, Robert, i. 468.
• Dawkins Branch, ii. 454.
• Dead Colt Hillock line, i. 321.
• Dearborn, Orrin M., Lieutenant, ii. 415, 484.
• Dearborn River, i. 376; ii. 94, 124.
• Decatur, U.S. man of war, ii. 107, 185.
• Deficiency in funds, i. 366, 367, 423.
• De Hart, Lieutenant, i. 112.
• Delacour, Father, i. 325.
• De Lacy, W.W., ii. 168.
• Delaware Jim, ii. 69, 70, 108, 115, 117, 124.
• De Lein, Dr., i. 218.
• Democratic party, i. 260, 280;
  • nominates Governor Stevens for delegate in Congress, ii. 265;
  • unanimously renominates him, 289;
  • doctrines, 302.
• Democratic convention at Vancouver, Governor Stevens withdraws, his speech, i. 314–316.
• Denig, Mr., i. 345.
• Denny, i. 412.
• Denny, A.A., ii. 251–253, 265.
• De Parris, William S., ii. 70.
• Derby, George H., Lieutenant, ii. 200.
• Des Chutes River, ii. 30, 152.
• Detroit, i. 302.
• Dialectic Society, i. 38, 48, 49, 55, 57.
• Dickinson, Daniel L., ii. 303.
• Difficult Run, ii. 494.
• Dilger, Hubert, Captain, ii. 451.
• Dimick, i. 179.
• Discover, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Dix, John A., ii. 303, 312.
• Dobbins, W., i. 415.
• Dogan house, ii. 435.
• Dominguez, chief of robbers, i. 149.
• Donaldson, J.L., General, i. 27.
• Donation Act, i. 413; ii. 26, 162.
• Donelson, A.J., Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 291, 297, 302, 307, 345, 350, 351, 364, 368, 370, 371, 378, 379, 382, 384, 400, 404, 406, 431.
• Donelson, General, ii. 366.
• Donelson, Miss., ii. 284, 371, 373, 374.
• Donohoe, Michael T., Captain, ii. 398.
• Doty, James, i. 306, 308, 331, 371, 375, 422, 452, 458; ii. 26, 31, 47, 68, 70, 93, 95;
  • recovers stolen horses, 100, 101, 114, 124, 126, 132, 151, 168, 248;
  • death of, 268.
• Doubleday, Abner W., General, i. 27.
• Douglass, James, Sir, i. 418, 477; ii. 13, 14, 277, 290–293.
• Douglass, Stephen A., i. 260; ii. 302.
• Downey, William R., ii. 246.
• Doyle, Richard N., ii. 402.
• Drayton, Percival, Captain, ii. 346, 399.
• Drayton, Thomas F., General, ii. 346, 349.
• Drum, i. 210;
  • killed, 211.
• Dry Creek, ii. 70.
• Dry Tortugas, ii. 325.
• Du Berry, Beekman, Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 291, 298, 306, 308, 314;
  • leaves exploration, 217.
• Duncan, Colonel, i. 106, 120, 140, 141, 167, 181, 206, 212, 223.
• Duncan, Johnson K., Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 293, 296, 307, 394.
• Duncan, of Haverhill, i. 243.
• Dunn, John, ii. 262.
• Dunnells, i. 77.
• Dupont, Samuel F., Commodore, ii. 343;
  • capture of Port Royal, 346–348, 358, 379, 382.
• Duwhamish Indians, i. 463–469; ii. 161–192, 256.
• Duwhamish River. See White River.
• Dwight, Lieutenant, ii. 457.
• Dyer, Alexander B., i. 27.
• Eagle-from-the-Light, Nez Perce chief, speech at Walla Walla council, ii. 48–50;
  • presents his medicine bear-skin to Governor Stevens, 58;
  • signs treaty, 63, 92, 107, 202, 214.
• Eagle, Gros Ventre chief, i. 355, 356.
• Earl, Lieutenant-Colonel, i. 114.
• Early, Jubal A., i. 27; ii. 457, 458, 462, 487, 490, 495, 496.
• Eastern View, ii. 430.
• Eaton, Charles H., ii. 170.
• Eaton, Nathan, i. 412.
• Ebey, Isaac N., ii. 170;
  • murdered by northern Indians, 259.
• Edisto Island, ii. 382, 383.
• Eggers, Albert, ii. 168.
• Eighth infantry, i. 172.
• Eighth Massachusetts battery, ii. 425.
• Eighth Michigan volunteers, ii. 341–343, 359–366, 372, 374, 389;
  • battle of James Island, 402–415, 425;
  • battle of Chantilly, 484, 495.
• Elbow Lake, i. 322.
• Eldredge, Edward, i. 412.
• Eells, C., missionary among Spokanes, i. 398; ii. 22.
• Eleventh infantry, i. 170.
• Elk River, ii. 100.
• Ellen, gunboat, ii. 364, 408.
• Ellen, nurse, i. 433.
• Elliott, Point, treaty of, i. 462–469.
• Elliott, Samuel M., Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 322, 324.
• Elliott, William St. George, Major, ii. 359, 364, 377, 474.
• El Pinal, i. 138, 140, 153.
• El Soldado, Mexican village, i. 137.
• Ely, Ralph, Captain, ii. 377, 378.
• Emerson, Ralph Waldo, lectures, i. 81.
• Emigrants, circular letter to, ii. 274.
• Encerro, Santa Anna’s hacienda, i. 126, 129.
• En-cha-rae-nae Creek, i. 401.
• En-chush-chesh-she-luxum, Lake, i. 401.
• Endicott, William, i. 16.
• Engineer company, advocates, i. 93;
  • enlists first man, private Lothrop, 94, 118, 119, 139, 140, 164, 167, 171.
• English cemetery, City of Mexico, i. 210.
• Ensign, Lewis, ii. 248.
• Ensign, Shirley, i. 415.
• Ernst, Lieutenant, i. 112.
• Eskridge, Richard I., Colonel, U.S.A., married Susan Stevens; their children, Maud, Richard Stevens, Hazard Stevens, Virginia, Oliver, Mary Peyton, ii. 502.
• Esquimault Harbor, ii. 291.
• Ethan Allen, Fort, ii. 328.
• Eustis, Henry L., General, i. 27.
• Evans Guards, ii. 392.
• Evans, Elwood, i. 306, 328, 375; ii. 245, 246, 248, 261, 266.
• Evans, John, Dr., i. 287, 296, 302, 307, 351, 364.
• Evans, N.G., General, ii. 381, 411, 412, 450, 460.
• Evelyn, Mr., i. 306.
• Everett, Edward, ii. 302.
• Everett, T.S., i. 106, 308, 311.
• Ewell, Richard S., General, i. 27, 183; ii. 431, 433, 438, 441, 442, 446, 457, 487.
• Ewen, Camp, ii. 322.
• Fairhaven, Mass., takes charge of battery, i. 76, 80.
• Falls Church, ii. 330.
• Farnsworth, Addison, Colonel, ii. 425, 452, 459, 466.
• Faugh-a-ballagh, “Clear the way,” designation of 28th Massachusetts, ii. 452.
• Fay, R.C., ii. 256.
• Fayetteville, Va., ii. 432.
• Fenton, William, Colonel, ii. 341, 361, 395, 402, 403.
• Fernandina, Fla., ii. 357, 382.
• Ferrero, Edward, General, ii. 489.
• Fessenden, W.P., Senator, ii. 386.
• Field, Charles W., General, brigade, ii. 487, 495, 496.
• Field, H., ii. 208.
• Fifteenth infantry, i. 173.
• Fiftieth Pennsylvania volunteers, ii. 341, 359–366, 388, 389, 421, 425;
  • battle of Chantilly, 484, 485, 495.
• First artillery, i. 114, 156, 180, 181, 184, 210, 211.
• Fitzhugh, E.C., ii. 158, 205, 253.
• Fitzwater, killed, i. 169.
• Five Crows, Cuyuse chief, ii. 51, 52, 61, 121.
• Flathead Indians, i. 348;
  • talk with, 381, 382, 384; ii. 16, 22, 23;
  • manner of ferrying across rivers, 77, 79, 80;
  • council and treaty, 80–91;
  • present condition, 91, 92, 99, 107, 114, 115, 125.
• Flathead Lake, i. 382.
• Flathead River, ii. 80, 90.
• Flathead trail, i. 376.
• Flattery, Cape, i. 473, 474, 477.
• Flette, John, ii. 33.
• Flint Hill, Va., ii. 494.
• Floyd, John B., Secretary of War, ii. 287.
• Folsom, Captain, i. 425, 437.
• Forbes, John M., ii. 371.
• Forbes, William H., ii 371.
• Ford, Sidney S., Judge, i. 412, 441–443; ii. 168, 257.
• Ford, Sidney S., Jr., ii. 1, 3, 68, 70, 73, 132, 151, 169, 185, 187, 200, 255, 256.
• Forts, stockades, and blockhouses built: thirty-five by volunteers, ii. 234;
  • twenty-three by settlers, 235;
  • seven by regulars, 235.
• Forty-sixth New York, ii. 390;
  • battle of James Island, 402–415, 425, 426, 449, 450, 484, 495.
• Foster, John G., General, i. 112, 119, 131, 172, 178;
  • wounded, 205, 224;
  • letter from, 227, 250;
  • on Coast Survey, 275, 277, 409.
• Foster, Susan, i. 15.
• Fourcier, Louis, ii. 70.
• Fourteen Years’ Bill, carried, i. 257–259.
• Fourth infantry, i. 114, 164.
• Fowler, E.S., i. 454, 468.
• Fowler, Professor, phrenologist, i. 60, 265.
• Fowler, William H., Lieutenant, i. 83.
• Fox Island, council at, ii. 192;
  • reservation, 256.
• Franklin Academy, i. 15.
• Franklin, William B., General, corps, ii. 476, 494.
• Fraser River, ii. 293.
• Fraser, James L., Colonel, ii. 359.
• Fredericksburg, ii. 425.
• Fremont, John C., ii. 270.
• French, Mr., ii. 385.
• French, William H., General, i. 27;
  • remarks on General Stevens’s reconnoissance of the Peñon, i. 186.
• Frontera, Mexican general, killed, i. 173.
• Fruitvale farm, battlefield of Chantilly, ii. 483.
• Fry, Dorothy, wife of Captain James, i. 3.
• Fuca, Strait of, i. 473, 477.
• Fuller, Charles A., Captain, ii. 366, 372.
• Fuller, of Maine, i. 260.
• Fuller, W.J.A., ii. 371, 375, 376.
• Gaines, Major, i. 165.
• Gainesville, Va., ii. 431, 433, 439–441.
• Galena, i. 303.
• Gallicer, first mate bark Prompt, i. 99.
• Gansevoort, G., Captain, ii. 167;
  • punishes northern Indians, 258, 259.
• Garden’s Corners, ii. 357, 365.
• Gardiner, J.W.T., Captain, detailed on exploration, i. 293, 298, 306.
• Gardner, Major, i. 164.
• Gardner, Port, i. 468.
• Garfielde, Selucious, ii. 265, 280, 314, 316.
• Garland, Colonel, i. 139, 140, 142, 169, 205, 206, 211.
• Garnett, Major, ii. 195, 225, 230.
• Garnett, M.R.H., ii. 280.
• Garrison, Mayor of San Francisco, i. 425.
• Garry. See Spokane Garry.
• Gazzoli, Père, i. 388.
• Genette, Frank, ii. 70.
• George’s Island, Boston Harbor, i. 57.
• Georgia, Gulf of, ii. 13.
• Georgia volunteers, 13th, ii. 372, 374, 398;
  • 47th and 51st, i. 412.
• Germanna Ford, ii. 427.
• Germantown, ii. 481.
• Getty, George W., General, i. 28; ii. 454.
• Gholson, R.D., Governor, ii. 293, 294.
• Gibbon, John, General, ii. 63, 441, 442, 459.
• Gibbs, George, i. 307, 394, 416, 445, 453–457; ii. 3, 5, 245, 246.
• Gibson, A.A., Lieutenant, i. 277.
• Gibson, Edward, ii. 158.
• Giddings, Edward, i. 456.
• Gideonites, ii. 369, 370.
• Giles, Henry, lecturer, i. 93.
• Gilfillan, Charles D., ii. 299.
• Gilmer, Jeremy F., classmate, i. 27, 58, 77, 226, 235.
• Gilmore, Q.A., General, ii. 350, 357, 382.
• Goff, Francis M.P., ii. 169, 171, 187, 197, 200, 201, 210, 214, 222.
• Golden Age, steamship, i. 436; ii. 269.
• Golden Gate, steamship, ii. 269.
• Goldsborough, H.A., i. 415, 445, 453; ii. 245, 246.
• Goliah, chief, i. 463, 466.
• Goodell, J.W., ii. 249.
• Goodell, W.B., i. 412.
• Goose’s Neck, i. 376.
• Gosnell, Wesley, ii. 169, 187, 255, 257.
• Goudy, George B., ii. 170.
• Gove, Warren, ii. 168.
• Governor, the, steamship, ii. 345.
• Gracie, Archibald, Lieutenant, ii. 29, 33, 66.
• Grafton, i. 37.
• Graham, Lieutenant, wounded, i. 183.
• Graham, Major, i. 112, 170.
• Graham, William M., i. 302, 307.
• Graham, William M., Captain, ii. 470.
• Grainger, Robert S., General, i. 28.
• Grand Mound prairie, i. 412.
• Grande Ronde, battle at, ii. 201, 202.
• Grant, U.S., General, ii. 303.
• Graves, Frank, Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 395, 402.
• Gray, i. 341.
• Gray’s Harbor, ii. 1.
• Great Britain, ii. 12, 13.
• Great Northern Railroad, i. 320, 380, 395.
• Great Pond, North Andover, i. 5, 8;
  • ducking in, 47.
• Great Republic, ship, ii. 344, 345.
• Great Salt Lake, i. 422.
• Green River, ii. 184, 187.
• Greene, Charles G., i. 273.
• Greene, William B., i. 37, 58.
• Greenwich, ii. 433.
• Gregg, Maxcy, General, ii. 487, 495, 496.
• Griffin, Charles, Captain, ii. 329–331, 463.
• Grimball’s plantation, ii. 390.
• Grinnell, Joseph & Co., i. 420.
• Gros Ventres, i. 347, 348, 355;
  • council with, 356–358, 362; ii. 99, 109, 114.
• Grover, Cuvier, Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 293, 298, 306, 308, 312, 314, 319–321, 345, 351, 355, 359, 364, 370, 372;
  • winter trip, Fort Benton to Olympia, 422; ii. 448, 455, 456.
• Grover, Lafayette, ii. 296.
• Groveton, ii. 436, 438, 440, 441, 449, 450, 452.
• Guadalupe, Fort, in Puebla, i. 144.
• Guadalupe, Mexico, i. 163, 214.
• Gulf Stream, i. 100.
• Guthrie, Camp, i. 327, 328.
• Guy, i. 329, 338.
• Gwin, William, Senator, i. 269, 437; ii. 298.
• Hahd-skus, treaty of, on Point-no-Point, i. 469–473.
• Halbert, i. 38.
• Hale, C.H., i. 415.
• Hale, Frank, ii. 70.
• Hale, gunboat, ii. 408.
• Hale, John P., Senator, ii. 320, 386.
• Hal-hal-tlos-sot. See Lawyer.
• Hall, Fort, i. 422.
• Hall, Joseph, ii. 367.
• Hall, J.H., i. 468.
• Halleck, Henry W., General, classmate, rival, i. 26, 27, 31, 35–37, 58, 71, 72, 75, 80;
  • letter to, 420;
  • letter from, 420, 425; ii. 303, 424.
• Haller, Granville O., Major, ii. 28, 29, 121, 157, 158, 207, 294.
• Hamilton, John, Captain, ii. 395, 409.
• Hamilton, Schuyler, General, i. 28.
• Hamlin, i. 243.
• Hammell, Augustus, i. 368, 369.
• Hammond, Dr., i. 436.
• Hampshire, England, i. 1.
• Hampton Roads, ii. 423.
• Hancock, United States warship, ii. 258.
• Hancock, W.S., General, ii. 333.
• Hardcastle, Lieutenant, i. 113.
• Hardee, William J., i. 28, 260.
• Harned, Benjamin, ii. 261.
• Harney, William S., Colonel, i. 125, 126, 153, 167;
  • General Harney placed in command in Oregon and Washington, ii. 283, 284, 288;
  • orders Captain Pickett to San Juan, 290;
  • reinforces him, 291–295.
• Haro, Canal de, ii. 13.
• Harris, Major, i. 83.
• Haskin, Joseph P., Lieutenant, i. 114, 116, 132, 173.
• Hassard, Nicholas, i. 63.
• Hastings, L.B., i. 412.
• Hatch, Rufus, General, ii. 441, 460, 466, 468.
• Hathaway, M.R., ii. 168, 200.
• Hatteras, Cape, storm off, ii. 270.
• Havana, i. 433.
• Haverhill, Mass., i. 1, 35.
• Hawk, Isaac, i. 415.
• Hawley, Joseph R., Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 395, 402, 405, 407, 414.
• Hayes, John L., i. 83, 257; ii. 273, 282, 498.
• Hayes, William, General, i. 28.
• Hays, Fort, i. 185, 234.
• Hays, Gilmore, i. 414; ii. 158, 168–171, 186;
  • resigns, 189.
• Hays, Harry T., General, ii. 487, 490, 495, 496.
• Hays, Isaac, ii. 170.
• Haymarket, Va., ii. 440.
• Hazard, Benjamin, i. 63–65, 70, 71;
  • death, 77.
• Hazard, Daniel L., i. 303; ii. 288, 289.
• Hazard, Emily L., i. 65, 94.
• Hazard, Harriet (née Lyman), i. 65, 91.
• Hazard, Harriet L., i. 67.
• Hazard, Margaret L., i. 63, 64, 67, 79, 81, 87, 96.
• Hazard, Mary W., i. 65, 94, 95, 276.
• Hazard, Mrs., i. 232.
• Hazard, Nancy, i. 87, 91, 95, 96, 268, 269.
• Hazard, Thomas G., i. 91, 266, 267.
• Hazen, Nathan W., i. 19, 20, 22, 48, 71.
• Hazlett, Charles E., Captain, ii. 469.
• Head, J.C., i. 415.
• Heath family, ii. 483.
• Hebert, Paul O., i. 58.
• Heffron, H.G., Lieutenant, ii. 425, 474, 475.
• Heintzelman, Samuel P., General, ii. 430, 462, 463, 481.
• Hell Gate, i. 379; ii. 93, 125.
• Hell Gate River, ii. 93.
• Hell Gate Ronde, i. 379; ii. 92.
• Henness, B.L., Captain, ii. 169, 170, 186, 197.
• Henry Hill, ii. 435, 470.
• Henry, Joseph, Professor, i. 276; ii. 273.
• Henry, Lake, i. 315.
• Herrera, Mexican peace commissioner, i. 203.
• Hewett, C.C., Captain, ii. 170, 245.
• Hicks, Urban E., i. 412.
• Higgins, C.P., i. 306, 422, 444; ii. 31, 48, 68, 70, 77, 108, 109, 131, 132, 169.
• Higginson, Henry L., Major, ii. 389.
• Hilgard, H.E., Professor, i. 277.
• Hill, A.P., General, ii. 438, 446, 458, 487, 493, 495, 496.
• Hill, D.H., i. 27.
• Hill, Humphrey, ii. 168.
• Hillsborough, N.C., i. 274.
• Hilton Head, ii. 345, 350–352, 382.
• Hitchcock, C.M., Dr., i. 436, 463.
• Hitchcock, E.A., Colonel, i. 150, 257.
• Hodges, Henry C., Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 307.
• Hodgdon, Stephen, i. 412.
• Hoecken, Father, ii. 85, 90.
• Hoffman, Lieutenant, killed, i. 184.
• Holbrook, Andrew J., Lieutenant, ii. 366.
• Holt, Abiel, i. 13.
• Holt, Joseph, ii. 303, 312, 318.
• Hood, John B., General, ii. 448, 450, 460.
• Hood River, ii. 153.
• Hooker, Joseph, General, i. 27, 83; ii. 430, 432–434, 439, 445, 448, 460, 464, 481.
• Hope, Camp, ii. 325.
• Horn, Cape, i. 300; ii. 153.
• Horse Butte, i. 327.
• Horse Plains, ii. 79.
• Horton, W.H., ii. 266.
• Hough, F.O., i. 462.
• Howard, O.H., Lieutenant, ii. 408.
• Howard, O.O., General, ii. 63.
• Howe, A.W., General, i. 28.
• Howe, Samuel D., Captain, ii. 169, 171, 188.
• How-lish-wam-poo, Cuyuse chief, ii. 148.
• Hoyt, O.S., i. 307.
• Huger, Eustis, ii. 168.
• Hughes, C., ii. 70.
• Hudson Bay Company, i. 281, 285, 297;
  • Governor Stevens reports on claims, 297; ii. 13;
  • people not molested by hostile Indians, 132, 225;
  • Governor Stevens’s opinion of, as neutrals, 229;
  • ex-employees ordered to settlements, imprisoned, tried, 242–249;
  • claim San Juan, 289;
  • exactions of, 281, 282.
• Huet, Charles, i. 389.
• Humber, i. 37.
• Humphreys, A.A., Captain, i. 241, 244, 246; ii. 277, 309.
• Hunt, E.B., Lieutenant, i. 277.
• Hunt, H.J., General, classmate, i. 27, 60, 77, 106;
  • General Stevens’s sense of justice, 188, 210, 212;
  • army reforms, 240, 259;
  • letter to, 260;
  • Jefferson Davis and Governor Stevens, 427, 428.
• Hunter, David, General, ii. 383–386, 393, 399, 420, 421.
• Huntington family, i. 412.
• Hunton, Eppa, General, ii. 460.
• Hurd, James K., ii. 168.
• Hurd, Jared S., i. 415; ii. 168.
• Hurd, M., i. 415.
• Hydah Indians, i. 452.
• Hyde, Breed N., Colonel, ii. 329.
• Indian Affairs, Commissioner of, reports to, ii. 91, 227–230, 271–273.
• Indian councils and treaties:
  • She-nah-nam, i. 456–462;
  • Point Elliott, 463–468;
  • Point-no-Point, 469–473;
  • Neah Bay, 473–477;
  • Chehalis, Quinaiult, ii. 1–9;
  • Walla Walla, 34–65;
  • Flathead, 81–91;
  • Blackfoot, 107–119;
  • Spokane, 133–140;
  • Nez Perce, 143, 144;
  • Fox Island, 192;
  • Klikitat, 208;
  • second Walla Walla, 210–220;
  • treaties confirmed, 285.
• Indian policy, Governor Stevens’s, i. 448–450, 454, 455.
• Indian tribes. See map, ii. 16;
  • Appendix, 503–505, and following:—
    • East of Rocky Mountains, Assiniboines, in four bands of Blackfeet, Bloods, Piegans, and Gros Ventres; Chippewas, Crees, Crows, Sioux, Winnebagoes.
    • Tribes of Rocky Mountains, Flatheads, Pend Oreilles, Kootenays.
    • Tribes of Upper Columbia, Nez Perces, Cuyuses, Umatillas, Walla Wallas, Cœur d’Alenes, Spokanes, Yakimas, Palouses, Klikitats, Snakes.
    • Tribes of Puget Sound, Nisquallies, Puyallups, Duwhamish, Snohomish, Clallams, Chimakums, Skokomish, Makahs.
    • Tribes of Coast, Quinaiults, Quillehutes, Chehalis, Chinooks, Cowlitz.
    • Northern Indians, Hydahs.
• Indian war, causes of, ii. 25, 26, 163.
• Indian war debt, ii. 296;
  • paid by Congress, 306–308.
• Indiana, 19th regiment volunteers, ii. 329, 330.
• Ingalls, Mary, wife of Joseph, i. 3.
• Ingalls, Rufus, Captain, ii. 296.
• Ingraham, Sampson, i. 269.
• Ip-se-male-e-con or Spotted Eagle, Nez Perce chief, i. 58.
  • See Spotted Eagle.
• Ireland, David, Captain, ii. 335.
• Irish volunteers, ii. 392.
• Irons, Lieutenant, killed, i. 184.
• Irvin, Colonel, i. 224.
• Irwin, Lieutenant, ii. 362.
• Istacalco, i. 207.
• Ives, Robert, Captain, ii. 482, 483.
• Iztaccihuatl, mountain in Mexico, i. 159.
• Jack, i. 393.
• Jackson Club, i. 269.
• Jackson, Fort, near Savannah, i. 230.
• Jackson, J.H., Colonel, ii. 395.
• Jackson, John R., i. 411, 440; ii. 170.
• Jackson, Thomas J., General, ii. 426, 427, 431, 434, 438, 441, 446, 452, 462, 468, 471, 475, 479, 480;
  • battle of Chantilly, 487–496.
• Jacksonville, Fla., ii. 357.
• Jacques River, i. 330.
• Jalapa, i. 123, 126, 129, 130;
  • description of, 132, 133.
• James Island, ii. 380–388;
  • campaign, 390–399;
  • battle of, 399–415.
• James, Nez Perce chief, ii. 63, 217.
• James or Jacques River, i. 277, 320, 330, 331.
• James River, Va., ii. 423.
• Jameson, Mr., i. 201.
• Jamestown, i. 320.
• Janney, Mrs., i. 226, 264, 265.
• Jefferson, Va., ii. 431.
• Jekelfaluzy, A., i. 306, 317.
• Jennings, i. 38, 48.
• Jessie, Lake, i. 328, 329.
• Jesuit missionaries, ii. 21, 22.
• Juan el Diablo, Don, i. 225.
• Judith River, ii. 98;
  • Blackfoot council at mouth of, 110–116.
• Julia, steamer, ii. 292.
• Justice, Jefferson, Lieutenant, ii. 415.
• Jocko River, i. 381, 384, 385; ii. 79.
• John, Captain, Nez Perce chief, ii. 129, 152, 201.
• John Day’s River, ii. 30.
• John Taylor, Snohomish chief, ii. 169.
• Johnson Bradley, T., General, ii. 438, 440, 468.
• Johnson, Bushrod, i. 27.
• Johnson, Edward, i. 27.
• Johnson, Fort, ii. 387.
• Johnson, John, ii. 70.
• Johnson, Mr., i. 36.
• Johnson, T. Preston, Lieutenant, killed, i. 172, 184.
• Johnson, Walter W., ii. 284.
• Johnson, W.R., Mrs., ii. 284, 371, 373, 374.
• Jones, camp at West Point, i. 36.
• Jones, David R., General, ii. 450, 490.
• Jones, Gabriel, i. 412.
• Jones Island, ii. 382.
• Jones, James, Colonel, ii. 365.
• Jordan, Captain, ii. 206.
• Jordan, Lieutenant, i. 112.
• Joseph, Cœur d’Alene guide, ii. 67.
• Joseph, Nez Perce chief, ii. 58, 63, 202, 217
• Kalorama Hill, near Georgetown, D.C., ii. 325.
• Kam-i-ah-kan, head chief of Yakimas, ii. 27, 38;
  • at Walla Walla council, 40;
  • speech, 48, 51–53;
  • signs treaty, 55–57;
  • chief instigator to war, 61, 64, 121, 157, 211, 218, 223.
• Kane, P.C., Colonel, ii. 395.
• Kearny, Philip, General, i. 155, 170, 183; ii. 430, 434, 439, 445, 448, 457, 458, 462, 464, 473, 475;
  • at battle of Chantilly, 488;
  • death, 490, 491.
• Kelley, Mrs., i. 257.
• Kelly, James K., Colonel, ii. 144, 160.
• Kelly, William, Captain, ii. 169, 190.
• Kemble, George S., Dr., ii. 343.
• Kemper, James L., General, ii. 450, 460.
• Kendall, B.F., i. 306, 311, 312, 317, 325, 332; 375; ii. 245, 246, 248.
• Kendrick, Captain, i. 113, 259.
• Kendrick, David, i. 412.
• Kennedy, H., ii. 95.
• Kerns’s battery, ii. 469.
• Kincaid, William M., ii. 246.
• King, Rufus, General, ii. 439, 441–443, 453, 454, 459, 460, 463, 464.
• Kip, Lawrence, ii. 29, 33, 60, 61.
• Kirby, Major, i. 224.
• Kirkham, Ralph W., General, i. 28.
• Kiser, Benjamin, ii. 92, 115, 117.
• Kitchelus, Lake, i. 408.
• Kittson, i. 325.
• Klady, Samuel, i. 462.
• Klah-she-min or Squaxon Island, i. 458.
• Klikitat Prairie, ii. 187.
• Klikitat River, i. 208.
• Klikitats, i. 452; ii. 22, 190, 208, 257.
• Knox, Fort, opposite Bucksport, Me., buys land for, i. 84;
  • constructs, 85–100, 265;
  • resumes charge of, 283;
  • relinquishes, 283; ii. 309.
• Knox, Mr., buys house, i. 272.
• Knoxville, Tenn., i. 35; ii. 413.
• Koh-lat-toose, Palouse chief, ii. 72.
• Koltes, John A., Colonel, ii. 470.
• Koos-koos-kin, or Clearwater River, ii. 18, 141, 145.
• Kootenay Indians, ii. 17, 22, 77, 79, 80.
• Kossuth, Louis, i. 269.
• La Frambois, i. 306, 329, 338.
• La Hoya, Mexico, i. 137, 156.
• La Vega, Mexican general, i. 129.
• Las Vegas, Mexican village, i. 137, 138, 207.
• Lakeman, Moses B., Colonel, ii. 497.
• Lamar, Fort or Battery, ii. 396;
  • assault on, 400–416.
• Lamar, T.G., Colonel, ii. 403, 411, 412.
• Ladies’ Island, ii. 354.
• Ladd, Alexander, i. 83.
• Ladd, W.S., ii. 266.
• Lambert, John, i. 306.
• Lambert River, i. 318.
• Lancaster, Columbia, i. 411;
  • elected delegate in Congress, 418, 432; ii. 15.
• Lander, Edward, Judge, i. 414; ii. 169, 171, 188;
  • arrested and taken off bench, 244;
  • holds court in Olympia, issues writs, again arrested, held prisoner to end of war, 247, 248;
  • fines Governor Stevens $50, 249, 251–253.
• Lander, Frederick W., i. 295, 298, 299, 306, 308, 314, 319, 321, 325, 326, 330–332, 338, 345, 350, 355, 359, 365, 368–370, 372, 380, 381, 383, 384;
  • ordered to examine Nahchess Pass;
  • fails, 405, 406.
• Lander’s Fork, ii. 125.
• Lake George, N.Y., i. 3, 4.
• Lame Bull, Blackfoot chief, ii. 100.
• Lane, Joseph, General, i. 221, 300, 432; ii. 273, 298;
  • nominated for vice-president, 304;
  • his chances, 306, 313.
• Lansdale, R.H., Dr., i. 385; ii. 26, 33, 68, 70, 92, 125, 127, 209.
• Lansing, Arthur B., Lieutenant, i. 60.
• Lapwai, ii. 18, 142, 145.
• Lathrop, i. 100, 264.
• Lawrence, Mass., i. 1.
• Lawton, A.R., General, ii. 446, 457, 458, 487, 495, 496.
• Lawton, Robert R., Colonel, i. 106.
• Lawyer, Hal-hal-tlos-sot, head chief of Nez Perces, ii. 18;
  • at Walla Walla council, 35–64;
  • moves lodge in Governor Stevens’s camp, 47;
  • speech, 51, 54;
  • advises Governor Stevens, 56–58, 71, 146, 202, 210, 217, 218.
• Le Bombard, Alexis, guide, i. 337, 338.
• Le Favre, Captain, ii. 343.
• Leake’s Virginia battery, ii. 365.
• Lear, Mr., ii. 208.
• Leasure, Daniel, Colonel, ii. 340–342, 359, 364, 395, 402, 406, 425, 458.
• Lecky, David A., Major, ii. 395, 402, 484.
• Lee, John E., i. 233, 269.
• Lee, Robert E., General, i. 109, 111, 114, 117, 121, 122, 130, 139, 141, 142, 144, 149;
  • reconnoitres the Peñon, 164–166, 169, 170;
  • at Contreras, 171, 172, 174, 175, 179, 180;
  • important services, 185;
  • sketch of, 194 216, 250, 255; ii. 376, 377, 380, 427, 431, 460, 479.
• Legareville, ii. 390, 393, 394.
• Lemere, Joseph, ii. 70.
• Leschi, i. 461; ii. 184, 208, 225, 236, 238;
  • hanged, 240.
• Lewinsville, Va., reconnoissance, ii. 329–332.
• Lewis and Clark, i. 348, 378, 379.
• Lewis and Clark’s Pass, ii. 93.
• Lewis, Mr., i. 307.
• Lewis, Père, i. 397.
• Lewis River, i. 411.
• Lighthouse Board, i. 271.
• Lightning Lake, i. 316, 318.
• Lilly, William, Captain, ii. 343, 372.
• Lincoln, Abraham, President, nominated, ii. 305;
  • elected, 306;
  • Governor Stevens calls upon, 319, 332, 334, 340.
• Lincoln, Lieutenant, i. 114.
• Lindner, Sergeant, i. 322, 330.
• Lispenard, George, ii. 367.
• Little Dog, Blackfoot chief, i. 368; ii. 100, 114.
• Little Muddy River, i. 351.
• Little River turnpike, ii. 479, 481, 497.
• Little Soldier, Gros Ventre chief, i. 355.
• Little White Calf, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Lobos Island, Mexico, i. 105, 106.
• Lock’s Ford, ii. 437, 475.
• Logan, John A., General, ii. 304.
• Logan, Private, remarks on death of, i. 276.
• Long Island Sound, i. 78.
• Longstreet, James, i. 27; ii. 413, 427, 431, 434, 440, 448, 450–452, 454, 460, 462, 466;
  • his attack, ii. 469–471, 475, 479, 490, 496.
• Looking Glass, war chief of Nez Perces, ii. 54–58, 92, 129, 130;
  • treachery discovered, 133, 143, 144, 202.
• Loring, George B., i. 16.
• L’Orme, De, Governor, Red River hunters, i. 340, 341.
• Louisburg, i. 3.
• Louisiana volunteers, 4th, ii. 409, 411.
• Lovell, Mansfield, i. 28.
• Low, J.M., i. 412.
• Lowell, Mass., i. 68.
• Low Horn, Piegan chief, i. 374; ii. 99.
• Lugenbeel, Major, ii. 206.
• Lummi Indians, ii. 256.
• Lummi River, i. 468.
• Lupton, Major, ii. 200, 201.
• Lusk, William T., ii. 343, 368, 459, 482, 483, 485, 497.
• Lyman, Daniel, Colonel, i. 65.
• Lyman, Harriet, i. 65.
• Lymans, i. 77.
• Lyon, Nathaniel, General, i. 28.
• Lyons, Benjamin R., Lieutenant, ii. 366, 372, 402, 405, 406;
  • death of, 415.
• Maryland volunteers, 2d, ii. 457.
• Macfeely, Robert, Lieutenant, i. 307, 370, 393.
• Madison, Port, i. 468; ii. 256.
• Maginn, i. 389.
• Magruder, John B., Captain, i. 114, 171, 172, 176, 211.
• Maine, i. 3, 5.
• Maine volunteers, i. 209;
  • 6th regiment, ii. 332;
  • 3d and 4th, 488, 495.
• Maison du Chien, i. 338.
• Makah Indians, treaty with, i. 473–477.
• Major Tompkins’s steamer, i. 413, 462.
• Malinche, mountain in Mexico, i. 159.
• Maloney, Maurice, Captain, ii. 158, 207.
• Manassas Gap Railroad, ii. 434.
• Manassas Junction, ii. 431, 434, 435, 439.
• Mansfield Joseph, K.F., Colonel, i. 230, 237, 255; ii. 285.
• Man-who-goes-on-Horseback, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Maple River, i. 326.
• Marble Ridge Farm, stratagem against Indians, i. 7.
• Marcy, Camp, i. 319.
• Marcy, William L., Secretary of State, i. 285; ii. 250.
• Marias Pass, i. 380, 381, 384.
• Marias River, i. 361, 362, 369, 370.
• Marion Rifles, ii. 392.
• Marsh, Edwin, i. 415.
• Martial law, ii. 240–250, 263.
• Martin, Augustus P., Captain ii. 463.
• Mason, Charles H., i, 414, 456, 461, 462, 464; ii. 123, 158, 159, 165, 257, 258;
  • death of, 289.
• Mason, James L., i. 60–64, 66, 67, 77, 81, 105, 106, 108, 111, 113, 114, 117, 119, 122, 130, 138, 144;
  • reconnoitres the Peñon, 164–167, 169–171, 182, 201;
  • wounded, 205, 216;
  • sketch of, 217, 232, 255, 274, 425.
• Mason, Jeremiah, i. 71.
• Massachusetts, U.S. war-ship, ii. 185, 252, 258.
• Massachusetts volunteers, 1st cavalry, ii. 367, 389;
  • 28th regiment, 390;
  • 1st, 11th, and 16th, 455, 456;
  • 21st, 470, 489–491, 495.
• Matthews, Joseph, ii. 367.
• Matthias, Frank, ii. 168.
• Maxon, H.J.G., Major, ii. 168, 171, 186, 187, 197, 242.
• Maynard, D.S., Dr., i. 412, 465, 466; ii. 256.
• Maynard, Mr., i. 45.
• McAlister, James, i. 412, 462.
• McAlister, John W., i. 462.
• McBane, i. 403.
• McCafferty, Green, ii. 3, 151.
• McCaw, S., ii. 246.
• McClary, Fort, at Portland, Me., i. 83.
• McClellan, George B., General, i. 111, 130, 141, 142, 166, 171, 172, 180;
  • asks aid, 238, 260, 263, 264;
  • Governor Stevens applies for, 288;
  • letter to, 289, 293, 295–297, 299, 307, 394;
  • his exploration of Cascade passes, 394–400, 404, 406;
  • ordered to run line to Snoqualmie Pass, 406;
  • his failure, 407–409;
  • disparages settlers, 410;
  • commended by Secretary Jefferson Davis, 429; ii. 325, 328, 332;
  • keeps back General Stevens’s appointment as brigadier-general, 334, 336;
  • General Stevens condemns McClellan’s management, and foretells disaster, 339, 340, 427.
• McClelland, Camp, i. 326.
• McClelland, Robert, Secretary of the Interior, i. 286.
• McClure, Charles, Colonel, ii. 494.
• McCorkle, W.A.L., Captain, ii. 170.
• McCown, John P., i. 28.
• McDonald, in charge of Fort Colville, i. 393, 394, 397, 398; ii. 133.
• McDonough or Caamano Island, i. 409.
• McDowell, Irvin C., General, i. 28; ii. 319, 427, 430, 432–434, 439, 440, 444, 453–455, 459, 462–464, 481, 494.
• McFarland, Aunt, i. 68.
• McField, John, ii. 243.
• McKay, William C., ii. 32, 170.
• McKensie, Captain, i. 113, 208, 213.
• McKensie, Patrick, ii. 33.
• McKenzie, Fort, i. 370.
• McKinstry, Justus, General, i. 28.
• McLaws, Lafayette, i. 28.
• McLean, Nathaniel C., General, ii. 447, 448, 465, 469, 470.
• McLean, William, Lieutenant, ii. 329, 331.
• McLeod, John, ii. 243, 247, 249.
• McMullin, Fayette, Governor, ii. 268.
• McWillie Senator, i. 257.
• Meade, George G., General, ii. 440, 469, 470.
• Meeker, E.M., ii. 246.
• Meiggs, Montgomery C., General, i. 27, 258.
• Menetrey, Father, ii. 89.
• Menoc, i. 306, 311, 312, 329.
• Meredith, Solomon, Colonel, ii. 329.
• Merrill, Captain, killed, i. 206.
• Merrimac River, Mass. i. 1.
• Merton, W.B., lectures in Bucksport, i. 93.
• Metcalf, E., Major, ii. 395.
• Metsic, Indian hunter, i. 98.
• Mexicalcingo, town in valley of Mexico, i. 165, 166.
• Mexican Congress, i. 151.
• Mexican Gulf, i. 102;
  • norther in, 104.
• Mexican war justified, i. 232, 273;
  • work on 250, 255, 256;
  • Ripley’s History, 254.
• Mexico, i. 91.
• Mexico, City of, defenses of, i. 154, 163;
  • capture, 213–215;
  • condition of, 222.
• Micheau, Butte, i. 327.
• Michelle, head chief of Koo-te-nays, ii. 77;
  • at Flathead council, 84, 88.
• Michigan. See 8th regiment volunteers.
• Miles, General, ii. 63.
• Milk Creek, scene of Walla Walla council, ii. 31, 218.
• Milk River, i. 353–355, 361, 362.
• Millard, Justin, ii. 168.
• Millard, M.B., ii. 168.
• Miller, Bluford, Captain, ii. 169, 171, 187, 197;
  • arrests Judge Lander, 248.
• Miller, General, i. 45.
• Miller, W.W., General, ii. 168, 193;
  • appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs, 307, 313.
• Milroy, Robert H., General, ii. 446, 447, 451, 452, 470.
• Minot, i. 320.
• Minter, J.F., i. 307, 398–400, 406.
• Minton, John R., i. 116.
• Missionaries, Catholic, not disturbed by hostiles, ii. 132, 225;
  • Governor Stevens’s opinion of, as neutrals, 228, 229.
• Mississippi River, i. 288, 302, 303, 308–310, 353.
• Missoula, town, river, valley, i. 379; ii. 93.
• Missouri, Coteau du, i. 338–340, 345.
• Missouri River, i. 297, 302, 345, 362.
• Mitchell, Joseph L., ii. 248.
• Mix, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, ii. 271–275.
• Mixcoac, i. 201, 202.
• Moffett, Joseph F., i. 306, 322.
• Molinard, Professor at West Point, i. 32.
• Molino del Rey, battle of, i. 204–207.
• Monroe, Fortress, i. 60; ii. 343, 423, 424.
• Monroe, guide, i. 385.
• Monroe, Victor, i. 414.
• Monterey, Mexico, i. 107.
• Montezumas, i. 207, 222.
• Montgomery, Camp, ii. 185, 197, 234.
• Monticello, i. 438.
• Montour, Indian agent, ii. 210.
• Mooar, George, cousin, i. 11.
• Moore, McClellan, Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 395, 402.
• Moore, R.S., ii. 246.
• Mora, i. 203.
• Morale, Butte de, i. 337.
• More, John, Captain, ii. 361, 462.
• Morell, George W. General, ii. 430, 453, 466.
• Morgan, Colonel, i. 173, 220.
• Morrison, David, Colonel, ii. 338, 395, 402, 406, 484, 497, 498;
  • transmits colors to Mrs. Stevens, 499, 500.
• Morrow, J.H., Colonel, ii. 398.
• Moses, Flathead chief, ii. 88, 89.
• Moses, Simpson P., i. 414.
• Mott, G., ii. 285.
• Mouse River, i. 320, 338, 339, 341, 345, 351.
• Mowry, Sylvester, Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 307.
• Muckleshoot Prairie, ii. 186, 192.
• Mukilteo, i. 462.
• Mullan, John, Lieutenant, detailed on exploration, i. 293, 297, 302, 364, 380–382, 384;
  • remarkable trips, 422; ii. 275, 296.
• Mullan Pass, i. 380.
• Mullan road, Fort Benton to Walla Walla, i. 431; ii. 276, 285, 296, 307, 308.
• Murden, E.O., ii. 245.
• Murphy, Daniel, i. 84, 88, 96, 98.
• Muscle Shell River, i. 364, 381; ii. 99.
• Nagle, James, Colonel, ii. 448, 457.
• Nahchess Pass, i. 395, 446; ii. 158, 187, 195, 197.
• Nahchess River, i. 395, 405, 406.
• Narkarty, Chinook chief, ii. 6.
• National Bridge, Mexico, i. 120, 121.
• National Democratic Party, Governor Stevens chairman of executive committee, ii. 305, 306.
• National Palace, occupied by General Scott, i. 213.
• Naylor, Captain, i. 222.
• Neah Bay, i. 473, 477.
• Neely, D.A., Lieutenant, ii. 188, 252.
• Nelson, Duwhamish chief, ii. 208, 225.
• Nesmith, James W., Colonel, ii. 140, 160, 256, 267, 271, 272, 279, 288;
  • elected senator, 313, 317–320, 386.
• Newarkum, ii. 28, 187.
• New Baltimore, ii. 440.
• New Bedford, Mass., i. 76, 79, 82, 83, 98.
• Newell, Robert, ii. 160, 170.
• New Hampshire volunteers, 3d regiment, ii. 395–409;
  • 2d regiment, 455;
  • 6th regiment, 457.
• Newmarket, ii. 459.
• New Mexico, i. 233, 252.
• New Orleans, i. 104.
• Newport, R.I., stay at, i. 60, 79, 82, 83, 87, 226, 232, 250, 265, 274;
  • arrives at, 427; ii. 320;
  • monument erected to General Stevens by, 499, 502.
• Newport News, Va., i. 423, 425.
• Newton Cut, ii. 392.
• Newton, John, General, i. 27.
• New York city, i. 36, 78, 427; ii. 270, 319.
• New York volunteers, i. 112, 156, 209.
  • See 79th Highlanders, 65th, ii. 329, 330;
  • 33d and 49th, 333, 336;
  • 47th and 48th at action, Port Royal Ferry, 358–366;
  • Serrell’s engineers, 367, 395;
  • 46th, 390, 393;
  • 47th, 393–409;
  • 5th and 10th, 469;
  • 1st, 4th, 18th, 101st, 488, 495;
  • 51st, 470, 489, 495.
• Ninth infantry, i. 173, 176–179.
• Nez Perce Indians, i. 385, 390; ii. 16–21;
  • at Walla Walla council, 34–64;
  • sign treaty, 62, 63;
  • present condition, 65, 99–107, 109, 114, 115, 121, 125, 141;
  • council with, 143, 144;
  • furnish escort, 145, 147, 150;
  • at peace council, 210–220;
  • aid in fighting hostiles, 221–223;
  • save Steptoe’s defeated force, 230.
• Nez Perce reservation, ii. 62.
• Ninth corps, ii. 423, 424, 427, 445.
• Nisqually, Fort, Hudson Bay Company’s, i. 412.
• Nisqually Indians, i. 456–462; ii. 12, 161;
  • new reservation given, 192, 256.
• Nisqually plains, i. 412.
• Nisqually River, i. 412, 456; ii. 186, 187.
• Noble, Mr., ii. 32.
• Nobles, William H., ii. 341, 343.
• Nooksahk, ii. 256.
• Nopalucan, i. 140, 153.
• North Andover, i. 1, 2, 47, 53, 60, 81.
• North Yarmouth, Me., i. 85.
• North Edisto River, ii. 378.
• Northern Indians, i. 452; ii. 12, 154, 161, 188, 257–259, 289, 294.
• Northern Light, steamship, ii. 313.
• Northern Pacific Railroad, i. 381, 395;
  • Governor Stevens’s speeches on, ii. 279;
  • letter to Vancouver Railroad convention, 297–299;
  • company incorporated, 265.
• Northern Pacific Railroad Route Exploration, i. 285–380;
  • preparing reports in Olympia, 421, 422;
  • address on, in San Francisco, 426, 427;
  • makes first report, 427, 428;
  • final report, 431; ii. 286–309.
• Northerner, steamship, ii. 288.
• Noyes, A.M., sapper, i. 130, 136.
• Oak Point, i. 411.
• Ocean Queen, steamship, ii. 343, 355.
• Offut, Levi and James, i. 415.
• Ogden, Michael, i. 401.
• Ohio regiment, i. 224.
• Oho de Agua, i. 139, 153, 156.
• Oketie, ii. 380.
• Okinakane or Okanogan River, i. 394.
• Old Horse, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Olney, Nathan, ii. 33.
• Olympia, i. 400, 405–412, 414, 415;
  • appearance of, 441, 442; ii. 154, 259, 261, 313.
• Ord, E.O.C., classmate, i. 26.
• Oregon volunteers, ii. 140;
  • defeat hostiles in Walla Walla, 144, 147, 160;
  • operations, 194.
• Orizaba, peak of, i. 132.
• Orleans, Va., ii. 431.
• O’Rourke, P.H., Lieutenant, ii. 398.
• Osgood, Gayton P., appoints to West Point, i. 22, 273.
• Osgood, Isaac, i. 88, 295, 306, 311, 318, 328, 332, 341, 365, 375, 384, 385, 392, 427.
• Oson, Louis, ii. 70.
• Osoyoos, Lake, i. 394.
• Ostrander, N., Dr., i. 411.
• Ottawa, gunboat, ii. 358, 361.
• Otter Island, ii. 382.
• Owen, Fort, i. 370, 379, 380; ii. 80, 124, 125.
• Owen, John, ii. 127.
• Ow-hi, Yakima chief, ii. 40, 51, 52;
  • signs treaty, 64, 204;
  • death of, 205, 218, 231.
• Ox Hill, Va., ii. 484, 487.
• Ox Road, ii. 483, 487.
• Packwood, William, i. 412; ii. 169, 170.
• Palmer, H., ii. 70;
  • death of, 126.
• Palmer, Joel, ii. 12, 27, 29, 66.
• Palmetto regiment, i. 182, 209, 211.
• Palouse Indians, ii. 22, 39, 121.
• Palouse River, i. 401, 402; ii. 71, 141.
• Pambrun, A.D., i. 402; ii. 33.
• Panama, city, i. 435, 436.
• Panama fever, i. 436.
• Panama, Isthmus of, i. 427, 431, 433–436; ii. 270.
• Pandosy, Father, ii. 37.
• Panther Hill, i. 354.
• Paredes, Mexican general, i. 203.
• Parke, John G., General, ii. 277, 424.
• Parker, John G., i. 415.
• Paso de Obejas, i. 120.
• Pataha Creek, ii. 70.
• Patterson, General, i. 126, 221.
• Pat-kanim, Snohomish chief, i. 462–465; ii. 156, 169, 184, 187, 254.
• Patrick, Marsena R., General, ii. 460, 494.
• Pay, brevet, i. 237.
• Peabody, A.P., i. 93.
• Peabody, R.V., Captain, ii. 169, 171, 188.
• Peabody, Sarah, wife of Lieutenant James Stevens, i. 3.
• Pearson, Edward Pennington, Colonel U.S.A., ii. 502.
• Pearson, W.H., express rider, ii. 66, 69, 70, 92, 101, 102;
  • runs gauntlet of hostile tribes with news of outbreak, 120–123, 129, 132, 152, 209.
• Pease, William C., Captain, ii. 185, 245.
• Pedregal, lava rock, i. 170, 192.
• Pee Dee battalion, ii. 411–412.
• Pee Dee Rifles, ii. 392.
• Peeps, Cuyuse chief, ii. 214.
• Peerless, steamer, ii. 345.
• Peers, Henry A., Captain, ii. 170.
• Pemberton, John C., i. 28; ii. 365, 376, 380–382, 387.
• Pembina, i. 298, 335.
• Pembina carts, train, i. 313, 314.
• Pembina, gunboat, ii. 358.
• Peña y Peña, Mexican statesman, i. 219.
• Pend Oreille Indians, i. 386, 390; ii. 22–77, 79, 80, 92, 99, 109, 114.
• Pend Oreille, Lake, i. 370, 401; ii. 17.
• Pender, W.D., General, ii. 487, 495, 496.
• Penn’s Cove, ii. 256.
• Pennsylvania volunteers, i. 112, 209;
  • 47th, ii. 333.
  • See 50th, 100th or Roundheads;
    • 45th, 50th, 76th, 97th, 100th, 395–409;
    • 26th, 455;
    • 48th, 457;
    • 51st, 470, 489, 495;
    • 57th, 488, 495.
• Penobscot River, Me., i. 84, 88.
• Peñon, i. 163–165;
  • Lieutenant Stevens’s close reconnoissance of, 166, 167, 190.
• Percival, S.W., i. 415; ii. 169.
• Perote, Mexico, i. 138, 153.
• Perry, James H., Colonel, ii. 358, 361, 364.
• Perry, Matthew C., Commodore, i. 257.
• Perry, Oliver Hazard, Commodore, i. 62.
• Peter, Captain Lee’s man, murdered, i. 222.
• Peter, John Colville, Spokane chief, speech, ii. 138.
• Peters, John A., lectures in Bucksport, i. 93.
• Pettygrove, F.W., i. 412.
• Phelps, John W., General i. 28.
• Philadelphia, trip to, i. 53.
• Phillips Academy, enters, i. 19.
• Phillips, Wendell, lectures in North Andover, i. 10.
• Piatt, A. Sanders, General, ii. 453.
• Pickett, George E. Captain, occupies San Juan Island, ii. 290–295.
• Piedad, church, village, causeway, Mexico, i. 164, 207.
• Piegan Indians, i. 348, 351;
  • talk with, 373, 374; ii. 99, 109, 114.
• Piegan’s Tear, i. 376.
• Pierce, Edward L., ii. 370, 385.
• Pierce, Franklin, General, i. 156;
  • arrives at Puebla, 162, 172, 174;
  • at Churubusco, 181, 182, 202;
  • advocates election of, 272–274;
  • elected President, 280, 281;
  • invites correspondence, 432.
• Pierre’s Hole, fight at, ii. 18.
• Pike, Fort, ii. 185, 234.
• Pike Lake, i. 314.
• Pilkington, James, ii. 2.
• Pillow, Gideon, General, i. 125, 150, 153, 157, 164, 167;
  • battle of Contreras, 171, 174, 175, 178, 179, 201, 202;
  • of Chapultepec, 207–210, 224.
• Pioneer Company, ii. 169.
• Pisquouse or Wenatche River, i. 395.
• Pitman, Captain, i. 161, 201, 268.
• Plano del Rio, Mexico, i. 121.
• Plante Antoine, i. 385, 392, 393; ii. 131, 210.
• Planter, rebel dispatch boat, ii. 374.
• Plebe, member of youngest class, West Point, i. 48.
• Plumb, W.W., i. 412.
• Plummer, Alfred A., Captain, ii. 170.
• Pocotaligo, ii. 365, 376, 379, 389.
• Pocotaligo River, ii. 376, 378.
• Poe, Orlando M., Lieutenant, ii. 329;
  • General, 448, 457, 475, 492.
• Poinsett, Camp, at West Point, i. 46.
• Point-no-Point, treaty of, i. 469–473.
• Pond, Judge, i. 88.
• Poor, Ann, second wife to Isaac Stevens, i. 9, 15.
• Pope, John, General, i. 28; ii. 427, 428, 431–433, 439, 445, 453, 455, 459–465, 469, 473, 475, 476, 479–481, 494.
• Poplar River, i. 352.
• Popocatepetl, mountain in Mexico, i. 159.
• Porcupine River, i. 353.
• Porter, Benjamin F., ii. 356.
• Porter, Fitz John, General, ii. 430, 432, 434, 439, 445, 453–455, 461, 462–468.
• Port Labadie, Mo. i. 53.
• Portland, Me., takes charge of works at, i. 83, 84, 95.
• Portland, Ore., i. 438; ii. 153, 269.
• Port Royal, ii. 345.
• Port Royal Ferry, ii. 355, 357;
  • action of, 358–366.
• Port Royal Island, ii. 353.
• Portsmouth, frigate, launch, i. 84.
• Portsmouth, N.H., takes charge of works, i. 83, 86;
  • speaks for General Pierce, 274.
• Port Townsend, i. 412.
• Posey, Fort, ii. 185, 234.
• Potter, R.B., schooner, i. 454.
• Powell, Jephtha S., Captain, ii. 169, 170, 197.
• Power, J.M., Colonel, ii. 395.
• Prairie of the Knobs, or Blackfoot prairie, i. 378.
• Pratt, Lieutenant, ii. 374.
• Preble, Fort, at Portland, Me., builds barracks at, i. 84, 87.
• Prescott, General, capture of, i. 62.
• Pressley, Major, ii. 396.
• Prompt, bark, sailing to Mexico, i. 99.
• Providence, R.I., i. 65, 81.
• Prudhomme, William, ii. 70.
• Puebla, occupied, i. 143–162, 214, 224.
• Puget Sound, i. 280, 288;
  • tour of, i. 416, 417;
  • description of country, ii. 159, 160.
• Puget Sound Agricultural Company, i. 411.
• Puget Sound Rifles, Governor Stevens commissioned captain of, ii. 313.
• Pulaski, Fort, i. 230; ii. 357, 379, 380, 383.
• Pullen, W.H., i. 462.
• Pu-pu-mox-mox, head chief of Walla Wallas, i. 403, 404; ii. 21, 36, 37;
  • sarcastic speech at council, 45, 46;
  • signs treaty, 53, 55–63, 121, 130;
  • threats to take Governor Stevens’s scalp, 132;
  • treachery of, 144;
  • death of, 148, 158.
• Putnam, at Bunker Hill, i. 5.
• Putnam, Simon, schoolmaster, Franklin Academy, i. 16.
• Puyallup Indians, i. 456–462; ii. 161, 187, 192.
• Puyallup River, i. 456; ii. 185, 256.
• Quaitso Indians, ii. 1–9.
• Quaks-na-mish Indians, ii. 256.
• Qualchen, Yakima chief, murders Agent Bolon, ii. 157, 218, 223;
  • hanged by Colonel Wright, 231.
• Queretaro, i. 214.
• Qui-e-muth, i. 461; ii. 186, 208, 225;
  • killing of, 240, 241.
• Quijano, Mexican commissioner, i. 202.
• Quillehute Indians, ii. 8.
• Quil-to-mee, Yakima chief, ii. 222.
• Quinaiult Indians, ii. 1–9.
• Quin-quim-moe-so, Spokane chief, speech, ii. 139.
• Quitman, John A., General, i. 119, 136, 137, 141, 153, 157;
  • advances from Puebla, 164, 167, 168, 202;
  • Chapultepec, 207–213, 220.
• Rabbeson, A.B., i. 412; ii. 169, 171, 187.
• Rabbit River, i. 322.
• Raccoon Ford, ii. 426.
• Rainier, i. 438.
• Rains, G.J., Major, i. 405; ii. 28, 29, 140, 158;
  • expedition to Yakima valley, 160, 207.
• Ramsay, Senator, ii. 266, 298.
• Randolph, George E., Captain, ii. 488, 492, 497.
• Randolph, Julia, i. 67.
• Randolph, Kidder, i. 88.
• Randolph, Lewis, Lieutenant, ii. 468.
• Randolph, Lucy, i. 83.
• Ransom, Dunbar R., Lieutenant, ii. 355, 359, 469.
• Ransom, Trueman B., Colonel, i. 173, 176.
• Rapidan River, ii. 426, 427.
• Rappahannock River, ii. 425, 427, 428, 430.
• Rappahannock station, ii. 427.
• Rattlers, i. 376; ii. 124.
• Ravalli, Père, i. 389; ii. 22, 72, 210.
• Raymond, N., ii. 33.
• Red House Ford, ii. 437, 474.
• Red River, i. 320.
• Red River hunters from Pembina, i. 333–337.
• Red River hunters from Selkirk settlements, i. 339–341.
• Red River traders, i. 325, 326.
• Red Wolf, Nez Perce chief, ii. 58, 63, 70, 144, 202, 216, 217.
• Red Wolf’s ground, ii. 70.
• Red Wolf, Flathead chief, ii. 82, 86.
• Reed, Captain, ii. 404.
• Reed, Battery, ii. 396, 406, 409.
• Regan, a sapper, i. 136.
• Reid family, ii. 483.
• Remenyi, A. i. 306, 317.
• Reno, Jesse L., General, i. 172; ii. 424, 425, 427, 428, 433, 434, 439, 448, 457, 462, 464, 470, 472, 477, 484, 489, 497, 498.
• Republic, The, newspaper, i. 272.
• Republican party, doctrine, ii. 302.
• Revolution, i. 62.
• Reynolds, Captain, i. 209.
• Reynolds, John F., General, ii. 430, 439, 440, 442, 445, 447, 448, 451, 452, 455, 463, 465, 466, 469, 470, 478.
• Reynolds, William H., ii. 367.
• Rhode Island, battle of, i. 62;
  • legislature, ii. 319;
  • resolutions on death of General Stevens, 500.
• Rhode Island volunteers, 3d H.A., ii. 395, 409.
• Rhoeder, Henry, i. 413.
• Ribaut, Jean, ii. 422.
• Ricard, Father, i. 412, 443;
  • his warning, ii. 29.
• Rice, Alexander H., ii. 320.
• Rice, Henry M., Senator, ii. 298, 321, 386.
• Richards, Captain, ii. 169, 170, 187, 197, 200.
• Richmond, ii. 380.
• Ricketts, James B., General, classmate, i. 26; ii. 435, 439, 442, 443, 463, 464, 472, 474.
• Rifles, i. 210.
• Riley, Colonel, i. 125, 137, 157;
  • battle of Contreras, 172–174, 179, 181.
• Riley, C.W., Captain, ii. 169, 171.
• Rio del Plano, Mexico, i. 123, 124.
• Rio Frio, Mexico, i. 138, 155, 164, 224.
• Ripley, Roswell S., Major, History of Mexican war, i. 254, 255;
  • General, ii. 381.
• Risden, Joel, ii. 265.
• River of the Lakes, i. 341, 345.
• Roberts, Charles W., ii. 467.
• Robertson, William, ii. 372.
• Robie, A.H., ii. 68, 70, 98, 124, 132, 152, 168, 200, 202, 210, 257.
• Robinson, Captain, ii. 329.
• Robinson, John C., General, ii. 457, 492.
• Robinson, R.S., ii. 168.
• Rochambeau, i. 62.
• Roche, M., ii. 114.
• Rockwell, Alfred P., Captain, ii. 367, 389, 395, 406, 410, 421.
• Rocky Mountains, i. 364;
  • proclamation on crossing the summit, 377, 378;
  • a broad plateau, ii. 93.
• Rodgers, C.P.R., Captain, ii. 358, 360, 420.
• Ropes, John C., ii. 437.
• Rosa, Rudolph, Colonel, ii. 395, 402, 426.
• Rosario Strait, ii. 13.
• Rose Island, recommends fortifying, i. 69.
• Rosecrans, William S., General, i. 27.
• Rosefield, ii. 435.
• Rotten Belly, Crow chief, i. 368, 369.
• Rotten Belly Rocks, i. 369.
• Roulet, i. 325.
• Roundheads, or 100th Penn. volunteers, ii. 341, 343, 359–366, 391;
  • battle of James Island, 402–415, 425, 449, 450;
  • battle of Chantilly, 484, 495.
• Ruddell, Stephen D., i. 412.
• Ruggles, George D., Colonel, ii. 463, 465.
• Ruff, Charles F., General, i. 27.
• Rum River, i. 309.
• Rummell, Corporal, i. 329, 338, 345.
• Running Fisher, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356, 359, 361.
• Rush, Richard C., i. 277.
• Rusk of Texas, i. 260.
• Russell, David A., Captain, ii. 210.
• Ruth, B.F., ii. 168.
• Rutledge, William, i. 412.
• Sacrificio, island, Mexico, i. 109.
• Sahaptin. See Nez Perce Indians.
• Salem, Mass., i. 35.
• Salem, Va., ii. 431, 440.
• Salisbury, i. 1.
• Salish or Selish, race of Indians, ii. 23, 79.
• Saltillo, Mexico, i. 107.
• Saltzman, Charles McKinley, U.S.A., ii. 502.
• St. Anthony, i. 308.
• St. Augustine, Florida, ii. 382.
• St. Helena Island, ii. 354.
• St. Louis, i. 297, 302.
• St. Mary, village, ii. 80.
• St. Paul, i. 298, 303, 304, 346.
• St. Regis de Borgia River, ii. 75.
• Samish Indians, ii. 256.
• San Angel, i. 169, 179–181, 202.
• San Antonio, i. 138, 169, 170, 174, 180, 182.
• San Augustin, i. 168–171, 174, 185, 202.
• San Cosme, causeway, garita (gate), i. 164, 210, 211;
  • Lieutenant Stevens wounded, 218, 219.
• San Francisco, i. 422;
  • visits, 425, 436; ii. 269.
• San Geronimo, i. 173, 174.
• San Juan de Ulloa, castle at Vera Cruz, i. 110.
• San Juan Island controversy begins, ii. 12, 277, 285;
  • threatens war, 290–295.
• San Juan River, i. 120.
• San Luis Potosi, i. 108.
• San Miguel, hacienda, i. 141.
• San Martin, i. 162, 224.
• Sanders, Captain, i. 106, 112.
• Santa Anna, i. 108, 126;
  • renounces authority, his career, 145, 146, 173, 179, 202, 203, 214, 219.
• Santa Annaced, hacienda, i. 139.
• Sante Fé, i. 119.
• Santiago, Fort at Vera Cruz, i. 110.
• Sargent, Horace Binney, Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 367, 395.
• Sargent, L.M., Captain, ii. 402.
• Saskatchewan River, ii. 100.
• Satsop, ii. 1–9.
• Saugus, Mass., i. 82.
• Sauk or Osakis River, i. 308–310, 315.
• Sauk Rapids, i. 309.
• Saunders bottom, i. 441.
• Saunders, Daniel, i. 16.
• Saunders, Fort, at Knoxville, ii. 413.
• Saunders, S.S., i. 412.
• Savage, New England Genealogies, i. 1.
• Savannah, Ga., ordered to, i. 229, 230, 233; ii. 379, 381, 382.
• Savannah River, ii. 357.
• Saviour, drawing of, i. 44.
• Saxton, Rufus, Lieutenant, detailed on survey, i. 293, 296, 297, 307, 369–371; ii. 389, 390.
• Scalp dance, view and description, i. 59, 60.
• Scammell, Fort, at Portsmouth, N.H., i. 83.
• Scammon, S. Parker, General, i. 28.
• Scattering Creek, i. 380.
• Schenck, Robert C., General, ii. 446, 447, 451, 452, 470.
• Schimmelfennig, General, ii. 452, 459.
• Schlat-lal, Spokane chief, speech, ii. 138.
• Schofield, John M., General, ii. 454.
• Schrotter, E., ii. 246.
• Schurz, Carl, General, ii. 446–449, 452.
• Schuyler, Fort, i. 238, 239.
• Scott, Martin, Colonel, i. 111;
  • killed, 206.
• Scott, Winfield, General, i. 105, 108, 109, 118, 127, 128;
  • arrives at Puebla, 144, 156;
  • estimate of, 162;
  • advances from Puebla, 164, 168, 170;
  • battle of Contreras, 174;
  • able, confident bearing, 175, 179, 180, 194;
  • addresses troops, 184, 202–204;
  • Chapultepec, 207, 213, 214, 219, 221, 250;
  • takes offense, 255, 256, 272–275;
  • compromises San Juan trouble, 194, 295, 319.
• Scotum, Nez Perce chief, ii. 144.
• Scranton, John H., Captain, i. 413, 468; ii. 292.
• Scull Creek, ii. 347.
• Seabrook, ii. 357–359, 364.
• Sea Islands of South Carolina, ii. 353.
• Sears, Alfred F., Captain, ii. 367, 402, 406.
• Seattle, i. 412;
  • proper railroad terminus, 417;
  • Indians attack, ii. 166, 167.
• Seattle, Chief, ii. 463–468.
• Sebastian, Senator, ii. 272.
• Secessionville, ii. 396.
• Second artillery, i. 112, 113, 182.
• Second infantry, ii. 173, 181.
• Second Vermont, ii. 329.
• Se-cule-eel-qua Creek, i. 400.
• Sedgewick, John, General, i. 28.
• Seely, F.W., i. 444.
• Seneca, gunboat, ii. 364.
• Serrell, E.W., Colonel, ii. 395.
• Serrell’s engineer regiment, ii. 367, 395.
• Settlers, American pioneers, character of, i. 410, 413, 414;
  • murdered by Indians, ii. 158.
• Seventh Connecticut, ii. 394;
  • battle of James Island, 403–415, 421.
• Seventy-Ninth Highlanders, New York volunteers, ii. 320;
  • character of the men, 321;
  • heavy losses at Bull Run, mutiny, 322–327, 329, 330;
  • colors returned 332, 335, 336;
  • scene when General Stevens bade farewell, 338, 340, 342, 343, 348;
  • action at Port Royal Ferry, 358–366, 388, 389, 391;
  • battle of James Island, 402–415;
  • present sword to General Stevens 416–419, 425, 428, 452, 459;
  • battle of Chantilly, 482, 485, 495.
• Seward, Fort, ii. 382.
• Seymour, Truman, General, ii 469, 470.
• Shackleford, Lieutenant, i. 112.
• Shaler, Alexander, Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 329.
• Shaw, B.F., Colonel, i. 415, 453; ii. 1, 3, 5, 148, 151, 168, 171;
  • marches across Cascades to Walla Walla, i. 197;
  • battle of Grande Ronde 201–203, 211, 212, 221;
  • arrests Judge Lander, 244.
• Shazer, George i. 462.
• Shead, Oliver, Captain, ii. 169, 171.
• She-nah-nam or Medicine Creek, i. 456.
• Shepard, George, lectures in Bucksport, i. 93.
• Sherburne, Miss, marriage to Lieutenant Whipple, i. 84.
• Sheridan, P.H., General, ii. 190, 303.
• Sherman, Thomas W., General, i. 28; ii. 338, 340, 341, 346, 349, 350, 357, 358, 368, 369, 376, 383.
• Sherman, William T., General, i. 28; ii. 303, 385.
• Sheyenne River, i. 315, 327, 332.
• Shields, James, General, i. 125, 129, 154, 166, 181, 182, 220, 221;
  • senator, 248, 258;
  • gratifying letter from, 268, 271; ii. 266.
• Shoalwater Bay, i. 411.
• Shoshone or Snake Indians, i. 346.
• Shroder, Mrs., i. 67.
• Sibley, i. 166, 178, 176.
• Sigel, Franz, General, ii. 427–429, 432–434, 439, 440, 442, 445–449, 465, 494.
• Simcoe River, branch of Yakima, ii. 63.
• Simmons, M.T., Colonel, i. 415, 445, 453, 464; ii. 1, 3, 4, 123, 159, 184, 204, 256.
• Simpson, George, Sir, Governor Hudson Bay Company, i. 291, 296.
• Simpson, William, i. 306, 308, 384; ii. 70.
• Sioux Indians, i. 333.
• Sitting Squaw, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356, 359.
• Sixth infantry, i. 182.
• Skagit Head, ii. 256.
• Skloom, Yakima chief, ii. 40, 55, 64.
• Sko-ko-mish Indians, i. 469–473.
• Sko-ko-mish River, i. 473.
• Skookumchuck Creek, i. 412, 441; ii. 10, 11, 28.
• Slah-yot-see, Palouse chief, ii. 72.
• Slaughter, W.A., Lieutenant, i. 456, 462; ii. 154, 158;
  • killed by Indians, 159, 207.
• Slaughter, Fort, i. 185, 235.
• Slawntehus or Chimakane Creek and valley, i. 399.
• Small, Robert, ii. 374.
• Smalley, Daniel, Captain, ii. 169–171, 187.
• Smalley, E.V., ii. 284, 297.
• Smith, Alexander (Sandy), ii. 243.
• Smith, Andrew J., General, i. 28; ii. 296.
• Smith, C.F., Lieutenant-Colonel, i. 120, 169.
• Smith, E.W., Captain, i. 113.
• Smith, Frederick A., Captain, i. 235.
• Smith, General, i. 156;
  • battle of Contreras, 172–175, 179, 202;
  • Chapultepec, 208–210.
• Smith, Gustavus W., i. 28, 94, 112, 130, 144;
  • sketch of, 217, 260, 262, 264.
• Smith, Henry, ii. 243.
• Smith, Henry L., i. 58, 64, 71, 72, 264.
• Smith, J.A., lectures in Bucksport, i. 93.
• Smith, John L., Major, i. 117, 119, 121–123, 149, 150, 155, 166, 169–171, 185, 220, 221, 283.
• Smith, J.S., ii. 263.
• Smith, Larkin, i. 181.
• Smith, William F., General, ii. 328, 329, 332, 335.
• Smith’s plantation, ii. 421.
• Snake Indians, ii. 29, 99, 107, 115, 148.
• Snake River, i. 402; ii. 71.
• Snelling, Fort, i. 304.
• Snohomish, Spokane chief, speech, ii. 138.
• Snohomish Indians, i. 463–468; ii. 156, 169, 256.
• Snohomish River, i. 407, 409; ii. 171, 172, 184, 187.
• Snoqualmie Pass, i. 394, 396, 406; ii. 187.
• Snoqualmie River, ii. 172.
• Snow, in mountains, i. 408;
  • question solved, 422.
• Sohon Gustave, ii. 68, 70, 93, 95, 115.
• Southampton, England, i. 2.
• South Carolina volunteers, i. 209;
  • 12th and 14th regiments, ii. 365;
  • 1st, 24th, and 25th regiments, 409;
  • 1st artillery, 1st, 9th, and 22d regiments, 411.
• Spalding, H.H., ii. 17–19.
• Speaking Owl, ii. 218, 217.
• Spokane, Garry, i. 391–393, 399, 400, 422; ii. 39, 133, 135;
  • speeches, 136, 139, 140.
• Spokane House, i. 391, 392, 399.
• Spokane Indians, i. 390–392, 399; ii. 16–22;
  • present condition, 64, 121, 131;
  • council with, 133–140;
  • defeat Steptoe, 230;
  • defeated by Wright, 231.
• Spokane Invincibles, ii. 132, 141, 151, 169.
• Spokane River, i. 399; ii. 141.
• Spotted Eagle, Nez Perce chief, ii. 40, 41, 58, 68, 92, 129, 130, 150, 151, 169, 201, 219, 220.
• Sprague, William, Governor, offers regiment to Governor Stevens, ii. 319, 320, 499.
• Springfield, Mass., i. 78.
• Springfield Republican, ii. 320.
• Square Hill, i. 361.
• Squaxon Indians, i. 456; ii. 187, 257.
• Squaxon Island or Klah-she-min, i. 456; ii. 257.
• Stacy, John A.C., i. 61.
• Stahel, General, ii. 447.
• Stahi, Nisqually chief, ii. 208, 225.
• Stanberry, Captain, i. 83.
• Stanley, J.M., i. 296, 306, 308, 359, 368, 370, 373, 375, 378, 385, 392, 397, 403, 405.
• Stanley, Lake, i. 318.
• Stannard, George J., Lieutenant-Colonel, ii. 329.
• Stanton, Edwin M., ii. 303, 312.
• Stanton, of Tennessee, i. 260.
• Starke, William E., General, ii. 446, 487, 489, 490, 495, 496.
• Steachus, Cuyuse chief, ii. 50, 53, 57, 148, 150.
• Stebbins, second mate bark Prompt, i. 99.
• Steele, Richard, Lieutenant, i. 123, 124.
• Steilacoom, Fort, i. 296, 297, 412; ii. 156, 159, 267.
• Stellam, head chief Cœur d’Alenes, ii. 129;
  • speech, 137, 138.
• Stephens, Alexander H., ii. 306.
• Steptoe, E.J., battery, i. 141.
• Steptoe, E.J. Colonel, defeat by Spokanes, ii. 185, 206;
  • at peace council, 210–221;
  • Indians attack his camp, 222;
  • marches back to Dalles, 223, 225, 226;
  • defeated by Spokanes, 230, 283.
• Stevensburg, ii. 427, 428.
• Stevens Cantonment, ii. 80.
• Stevens Guards, ii. 132, 151, 169.
• Stevens hat, ii. 268.
• Stevens, Abiel, captured by Indians, i. 3.
• Stevens, Asa, Captain, died in Lake George campaign, i. 3.
• Stevens, Benjamin, Jr., i. 2.
• Stevens, Charles A., cousin, i. 33, 98, 99.
• Stevens, Dolly, i. 4.
• Stevens, Eliza, aunt, death of, i. 45.
• Stevens, Eliza, cousin, i. 91.
• Stevens, Elizabeth Barker, sister, i. 11;
  • letters to, 35, 45;
  • visits Belfast, 51, 67, 68;
  • goes to Nashville, 73;
  • marries L.M. Campbell, 82–87;
  • death, 97.
• Stevens, Ephraim, recompensed for loss by Indians, i. 3.
• Stevens, Fort, ii. 185, 235.
• Stevens, George Watson, i. 265, 266, 269, 295;
  • breaking mules, 304–306, 319;
  • scenes at Fort Benton, 365, 366, 441;
  • death of, ii. 10, 11.
• Stevens, Gertrude Maude, i. 249;
  • lost on Isthmus, 436;
  • Panama fever, 437; ii. 502.
• Stevens, Hannah, i. 4.
• Stevens, Hannah Peabody, sister, i. 11, 22, 29, 30, 35, 51, 56, 66, 67;
  • death, 73.
• Stevens, Hazard, i. 81, 82, 456–462; ii. 27, 56, 70, 98, 99, 110, 152, 153, 193, 260, 262, 266, 300, 313;
  • calls on President Lincoln, 334;
  • appointed adjutant, 79th Highlanders, 335, 337;
  • appointed captain and assistant adjutant-general, 338, 352, 366, 383, 389–391, 398;
  • at battle of James Island, 407, 419, 420, 458, 472, 474, 478, 482–485, 502.
• Stevens, Henry H., cousin, i. 47, 77, 98.
• Stevens, Isaac, father, i. 4;
  • settles in Maine, crippled by falling tree, 6;
  • marries Hannah Cummings, i. 7;
  • settles in Andover, 8;
  • characteristics, 9, 10;
  • children, 11;
  • wife’s ancestry, 12;
  • letters to, 31, 39, 40, 44, 46, 52–56;
  • visits West Point at son’s graduation, 59;
  • letters, 69, 74, 78–81, 85, 89, 92, 117, 228, 249; ii. 270;
  • death of, 498, 499.
• Stevens, Isaac Ingalls. See Table of Contents;
  • descendants, ii. 502.
• Stevens, James, captain in Louisburg expedition, i. 3.
• Stevens, James, Lieutenant, died in Lake George campaign, i. 3.
• Stevens, James, Revolutionary soldier, diary of siege of Boston, i. 5, 6.
• Stevens, James, settles in Maine, i. 5, 6.
• Stevens, Jeremy, i. 4.
• Stevens, John, died in Louisburg expedition, i. 5.
• Stevens, John, founder of Andover, i. 1, 2.
• Stevens, Jonathan, grandfather, fights at Bunker Hill, i. 4;
  • characteristics, 5, 8, 15.
• Stevens, Jonathan, settles in Maine, i. 5, 6.
• Stevens, Joseph, deacon, i. 3.
• Stevens, Julia Virginia, daughter, born, i. 87;
  • died, Mr. Brooks’s tribute, 92; ii. 502.
• Stevens, Kate, daughter, born, i. 277;
  • lost on Isthmus, 436; ii. 371, 502.
• Stevens, Margaret L. (née Hazard), wife, i. 63, 64, 67, 79, 81, 87;
  • letters to, 97–99;
  • voyage to Mexico, 109–115;
  • Vera Cruz, 115–117;
  • battle of Cerro Gordo, i. 127, 128;
  • Jalapa, description of, 132–135;
  • Puebla, description of, 158–162;
  • account of campaign in valley, including Churubusco, 189–202;
  • arrives at New Orleans, 225;
  • Washington, 226;
  • views and ideals, 251–254, 265–267;
  • canoeing up Cowlitz, 439, 440;
  • impressions of Olympia, 442–444;
  • visits Whitby Island, ii. 154, 155, 187, 248, 249, 260, 313, 371;
  • letters to, 373, 374, 479, 500.
• Stevens, Mary Jane, sister, i. 11, 35, 51, 67, 68, 81, 82, 85–87;
  • death, 162.
• Stevens, Moses, uncle, i. 4, 51.
• Stevens, Nathan, councillor, first male child born in Andover, i. 2.
• Stevens, Nathaniel, uncle, i. 4, 16, 81, 92.
• Stevens, Oliver, brother, i. 11, 46, 47, 51, 54–56, 67, 73, 74, 77, 81, 82, 85, 87, 92, 97, 229, 230, 236, 242, 243.
• Stevens, Oliver, uncle, i. 4.
• Stevens, Primus, faithful servant to Benjamin, Jr., i. 2.
• Stevens, Sarah, i. 4.
• Stevens, Sarah Ann, sister, i. 11, 22, 35, 51, 67, 81, 85;
  • death, 86.
• Stevens, Susan, daughter, i. 95, 257; ii. 502.
• Stevens, Susan Bragg, sister, i. 11;
  • letters to, 34, 35, 45;
  • attending school, Andover, 51;
  • goes to Missouri, 52, 67;
  • marries David H. Bishop, 68;
  • death, 77.
• Stevens, Susanna (née Bragg), wife of Jonathan, grandmother, i. 4, 13;
  • death, 68.
• Stevens, William, uncle, i. 4;
  • suggests West Point, 22;
  • letter to, emotions on entering West Point, 24, 29, 33, 35–39, 58, 66, 69, 81.
• Stevens, William O., cousin, i. 91.
• Stevensville, ii. 80.
• Stewart, Charles, ii. 497.
• Stock, Whitley, Des Chutes chief, ii. 212.
• Stone, C.P., General, ii. 312, 319.
• Stono River, ii. 378, 387, 390.
• Strahan, Captain, ii. 401, 408, 410.
• Strobel, Max, i. 306, 326.
• Strong, William, Judge, i. 411; ii. 160, 170.
• Stuart, A.B., ii. 10.
• Stuart, J.E.B., General, ii. 331, 431, 438, 494.
• Suckley, George, Dr., i. 296, 306, 308, 312, 314, 315, 317–319, 345, 375, 382, 422.
• Sudley Church, ii. 438.
• Sudley Ford, ii. 435.
• Sullivan, Bridget, nurse, i. 269.
• Sulphur Springs, ii. 429, 431.
• Sumner, Edwin V., General, i. 122; ii. 494.
• Sumter Guards, ii. 392.
• Sun River, i. 375, 376; ii. 94, 124.
• Suydam, Mr., ii. 385.
• Swan, James G., account of Chehalis council, ii. 1–9, 25;
  • Governor Stevens’s secretary, 275, 284, 294.
• Swan, John M., i. 415.
• Swan, Mr., i. 458.
• Swartwout, Captain, i. 113, 206.
• Swartwout, Samuel, Captain, ii. 185, 187.
• Sweet Grass Hill, i. 360.
• Swindal, C.W., Captain, ii. 169, 171, 186.
• Sykes, George, General, i. 27; ii. 430, 453, 466, 468, 470.
• Sylvester, Edmund, i. 414.
• Tacoma, i. 459.
• Tacubaya, village near City of Mexico, i. 164;
  • occupied, 200, 202, 210, 219.
• Tafft, Henry S., Lieutenant, ii. 343, 363, 366, 408.
• Talcott, General, i. 257.
• Taliaferro, William B., General, ii. 437, 441, 442.
• Talisman, paper, edits, i. 57, 58.
• Talome River, Mexico, i. 120.
• Tampico, Mexico, i. 105, 106, 108.
• Taplin, Charles, i. 302.
• Tappan, William H., i. 416; ii. 1, 3, 67, 91, 92, 107–109, 132.
• Tatnall, Commodore, ii. 346.
• Taylor, Battery, i. 164, 180, 181.
• Taylor claim, ii. 262.
• Taylor, Colonel, ii. 338.
• Taylor, Nelson, General, ii. 448, 456, 457.
• Taylor, William, ii. 14, 15.
• Taylor, Zachary, General, i. 91, 107, 108;
  • view of, 236, 244.
• Tepe Ahualco, Mexico, i. 139.
• Terry, Alfred H., General, ii. 454.
• Teton River, i. 362, 368, 375; ii. 94, 120.
• Texas, i. 91;
  • bill, 252.
• Texcuco, lake in valley of Mexico, i. 164.
• Texmaluca, village in valley of Mexico, i. 169.
• Thayer, Colonel, i. 57, 237.
• Third artillery, Battery E., ii. 395.
• Third infantry, i. 156, 176, 181.
• Third Vermont, ii. 329, 330.
• Thom, George, General, classmate, i. 27.
• Thomas, Edward L., General, ii. 487, 495, 496.
• Thomas, George H., General, i. 28.
• Thompson, Jacob, Secretary of Interior, ii. 272, 274, 306.
• Thompson, R.R., ii. 32, 33.
• Thompson River, ii. 293.
• Thornton, Captain, i. 164;
  • killed, 169.
• Thoroughfare Gap, ii. 431, 440.
• Three Bears, Blackfoot chief, i. 368.
• Three Buttes or Sweet Grass Hills, i. 360.
• Three Feathers, Nez Perce chief, ii. 129, 130, 144.
• Til-coos-tay, Flathead chief, ii. 86.
• Tilden, Bryant P., i. 58, 72, 132.
• Tilton, Fort, i. 184.
• Tilton, James, Major, i. 445; ii. 123, 159, 168, 176, 193, 248.
• Timothy, Nez Perce chief, ii. 39, 57, 63, 70, 217.
• Tinkham, Abiel W., assistant at Fort Knox, i. 88, 233, 268, 295, 298, 306, 308, 314, 319, 321, 322, 326, 330–334, 341, 342, 370, 381, 383–385;
  • ordered to examine Snoqualmie Pass, 406;
  • his successful trip, 408, 422, 427.
• Tin-tin-meet-see, ii. 148.
• Tlascala, i. 144.
• Tleyuk, Chehalis chief, ii. 7, 8.
• Tlinkits, northern Indians, i. 452.
• Todd, John B.S., General, i. 28.
• Tolmie, William Frazer, Dr., i. 412.
• Toombs, R., General, ii. 494.
• Totten, Joseph G., General, i. 60–62, 89–91, 94, 98, 105, 109, 114, 119, 226, 227, 235, 237, 239, 256;
  • letter to, resigning, 282;
  • reply, 283; ii. 273, 317, 318.
• Touchet River, i. 402; ii. 218.
• Tower, Zealous B., General, i. 28;
  • draws character of General Stevens, 43, 58, 105, 108, 111, 119, 121, 122, 130, 139, 142, 144, 166, 167, 169, 170, 179, 185;
  • sketch of, 217, 237; ii. 470.
• Townsend, A., ii. 257.
• Townsend, E.D., General, his advice, i. 26, 28.
• Townsend, Port, i. 473, 477.
• Train, Charles R., ii. 320.
• Train guard, ii. 169.
• Trapier, Lieutenant, i. 105.
• Traveler, steam tug, ii. 266.
• Traveler’s Rest Creek, i. 379.
• Tremain, Lieutenant, ii. 457.
• Trimble, Isaac R., General, ii. 487, 495, 496.
• Tripler, Dr. i. 124.
• Trist, Nicholas, i. 200, 208.
• Tulalip Reservation, i. 468.
• Tulancingo, i. 168.
• Tulifiny River, ii. 376.
• Tumwater, i. 441.
• Twelfth infantry, i. 173, 179.
• Twenty-eighth Massachusetts, ii. 390, 391;
  • battle of James Island, 402–415, 425, 428, 452, 484, 485, 495.
• Twiggs, General, i. 12;
  • battle of Cerro Gordo, 125, 126;
  • reaches Puebla, 144, 155;
  • advances, 162, 164;
  • battle of Contreras, 170–172, 175–182, 202;
  • Chapultepec, 208–210.
• Twiggs, Major, i. 209.
• Tybee Island, ii. 382.
• Tyerall, E.R., i. 462.
• Umatilla Indians, ii. 16, 21;
  • at Walla Walla council, 36–64, 121, 158, 212.
• Umatilla River, ii. 30.
• Umatilla treaty, ii. 63.
• Ume-how-lish, war chief of Cuyuses, captured, ii. 147, 152, 262.
• Union, Fort, i. 295, 297, 320, 345, 346;
  • description of, 347, 351.
• Union, preservation of, ii. 301, 302.
• Union, steamship, ii. 345.
• Union Light Infantry, ii. 392.
• Updyke, Isabella, i. 88.
• Upshur, J.H., Lieutenant, ii. 365.
• Utah Bill, i. 252.
• Valencia, Mexican general, i. 179, 203.
• Van Bokkelen, J.J.H., ii. 168–171, 187.
• Vancouver, fort and town on Columbia River, i. 297, 394, 400, 405, 406, 411; ii. 12, 153, 156, 159, 206, 208, 288.
• Vancouver Island, i. 417, 418; ii. 13.
• Vanderbilt, Cornelius, ii. 343.
• Vanderbilt, steamship, ii. 342, 344, 345.
• Van Dorn, Earl, i. 27.
• Van Ogle, William, ii. 265.
• Van Vliet, Stewart, General, i. 27.
• Vaughan, A.J., ii. 114.
• Venta Nueva, i. 224.
• Vera Cruz, Mexico, i. 106–108, 110; siege of, 111–115; leaves, 119–221.
• Vermont, 2d and 3d volunteers, ii. 329–331.
• Vernon, i. 63.
• Victor, Flathead chief, i. 383–385; ii. 77–80; at Flathead council, i. 80–92.
• Victoria, B.C., i. 417, 418, 477; ii. 292.
• Viele, Egbert L., General, ii. 341, 357, 382.
• Vienna, ii. 330.
• Vigara, Mexico, i. 119.
• Villamil, Mexican commissioner, i. 202.
• Vireyes, i. 139.
• Virginia, Army of, ii. 427.
• Virginia, 13th regiment, ii. 331;
  • 1st cavalry, 332;
  • 13th and 35th, 446, 447.
• Vogdes, Israel, General, i. 25, 27.
• Voltigeurs, i. 208.
• Wabash, Commodore Dupont’s flagship, ii. 344.
• Wadmalaw River, ii. 378.
• Walcott, Charles F., General, ii. 490, 496, 497.
• Walcott, Lieutenant, ii. 491.
• Walker, Elijah, Colonel, ii. 488, 497.
• Walker, E., missionary among Spokanes, i. 398; ii. 22.
• Walker, Fort, ii. 345.
• Walker, Henry, ii. 392.
• Walker, R.M., i. 315; ii. 168, 248.
• Walker Donation Claim purchased, i. 421; ii. 265.
• Walla Walla, old fort, i. 296, 297, 402, 403;
  • plundered by Indians, ii. 158.
• Walla Walla River and valley, i. 393, 400, 403; ii. 31, 147, 149, 209.
• Walla Walla Indians, ii. 16, 21;
  • at Walla Walla council, 35–64, 121, 157, 158.
• Walla Walla council, ii. 27, 31–65.
• Wallace, William H., ii. 170, 245, 266, 289.
• Wallamet Indians, ii. 23.
• Wanton, Gideon, Governor, i. 65.
• Wanton, John G., i. 65.
• Wanton, Mary, “Charming Polly,” i. 65.
• Warbass, Edward D., ii. 169, 187.
• Warbass, N.G., Dr., i. 439; ii. 168.
• Ward, Ira, i. 415.
• Warfield, L.A., Captain, ii. 343.
• Warren, Dr., treats rupture, i. 18.
• Warren, G.K., Colonel, ii. 466, 469.
• Warrenton, ii. 430, 432.
• Warrenton Junction, ii. 430–432.
• Washington, Camp, near Vera Cruz, i. 115.
• Washington, Camp, south of Spokane River, i. 3399, 400.
• Washington, George, General, i. 62.
• Washington, George, i. 412.
• Washington, Territory of, formed, i. 280;
  • appointed governor of, 282;
  • sparse settlements in, 411–414;
  • Governor Stevens’s messages to legislature, 418, 419, 445, 447; ii. 162–164, 262;
  • resolution that governor visit Washington, i. 424;
  • of censure, ii. 263–264.
• Washington Artillery, ii. 450.
• Washington City, visits, i. 75, 89, 226, 237;
  • life in, 242–292, 302;
  • spends summer of 1854 at, 427–434; ii. 271, 295, 319.
• Washington Lake, ii. 188.
• Washington Mounted Rifles, ii. 169, 197.
• Washington territorial library, purchased, i. 300.
• Washington volunteers, called out by Governor Mason, disbanded by Wool, ii. 149, 158, 160, 168–171, 189;
  • mustered out on Sound, 192;
  • all disbanded, character and services, 232–235.
• Waterloo Bridge, ii. 430.
• Watson, Colonel, i. 221.
• Watson, Major, ii. 366.
• Webster, Daniel, i. 75, 248, 249.
• Weed, Stephen H., Captain, ii. 470.
• Weed, Charles E., ii. 168, 248.
• Wee-lap-to-leek, chief of Tigh Indians, ii. 214.
• Wellman, Captain, bark Prompt, i. 99, 108.
• Welsh, Thomas, Colonel, ii. 395.
• Wenass River, ii. 197.
• Wenatche River, i. 395; ii. 64.
• West, Mr., ii. 329.
• West Point, i. 22, 83;
  • course at, 24–59;
  • revisits, 78.
• Whig party, i. 260.
• Whipple, A.W., General, i. 27, 83, 84.
• Whitby Island, ii. 154, 184, 258.
• White, sapper, death of, i. 346.
• White, William, Captain, ii. 169, 171, 187.
• White Antelope, Gros Ventre squaw, ii. 355.
• White Bear, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• White Bear Lake, i. 312, 318.
• White Eagle, Gros Ventre chief, i. 355.
• White Earth River, i. 345.
• White Man’s Horse, Blackfoot chief, i. 352.
• White River or Duwhamish, ii. 159, 187, 188.
• White Salmon River, ii. 257.
• White Tail Deer, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• White Wood Lakes, i. 338.
• Whitman, Marcus, missionary among Cuyuses, i. 403; ii. 21.
• Whitney, L., Major, i. 114.
• Whitworth, George F., Rev., i. 415; ii. 260.
• Wiedrich, Captain, ii. 451.
• Wilbur, agent of Yakimas, ii. 64.
• Wilcox, C.M., General, ii. 450, 460, 471.
• Wild Rice River, i. 324.
• Wilkie, Governor, Red River hunters, i. 334, 335.
• Wilkinson, Morton S., Senator, ii. 299.
• Willard, G.K., Dr., i. 415; ii. 168.
• William I., Emperor of Germany, awards San Juan Archipelago to United States, ii. 294.
• Williams, Hezekiah, i. 229.
• Williams, James, Captain, ii. 169, 170, 200.
• Williams, Robert, General, ii. 382, 394, 395, 399, 400;
  • at battle of James Island, 408–411.
• Williams, Seth, General, i. 27.
• Wilmington Island, ii. 372.
• Wilmington, N.C., i. 272, 277.
• Wilson, Henry, Senator, ii. 319, 385.
• Wilson, James H., Lieutenant, ii. 372.
• Wilson Point, ii. 184.
• Winders, Captain, i. 211.
• Winfield Scott, steamship, ii. 313.
• Winnebago Indians, i. 309.
• Winthrop, Theodore, ii. 64.
• Wi-ti-my-hoy-she, Palouse Indian chief, i. 402.
• Wolf’s Lodge prairie, i. 390; ii. 131.
• Wolf Talker, Gros Ventre chief, i. 356.
• Wolf that Climbs, Blackfoot chief, i. 368.
• Woodbury, Charles Levi, i. 274.
• Woodbury, D.P., General, i. 27, 226.
• Woodward, H.R., i. 415.
• Wool, John E., General, rebuked, i. 437; ii. 33, 148, 149, 153, 156, 160, 161;
  • memoir sent to, 173, 174;
  • reply, 175, 176;
  • demand to disband volunteers, 177;
  • Governor Stevens’s caustic reply, 177–184, 196, 207, 224;
  • orders settlers kept out of upper country, 225, 226;
  • relieved by General Clark, 266, 276.
• Worth, William S., General, i. 105–107, 115, 119, 120, 126, 129, 130, 138, 139, 141;
  • occupies Puebla, 143;
  • advance from Puebla, 164, 167–169, 171, 174, 175, 180;
  • at Churubusco, 181, 202;
  • battle of Molino del Rey, 205, 206;
  • battle of Chapultepec, 208, 213.
• Wren Charles, ii. 243, 247, 249.
• Wright, George, Major, i. 205;
  • Colonel, ii. 64, 147, 173, 190, 191;
  • abortive campaign against Yakima, 194–199;
  • Governor Stevens’s letter to, 199, 202, 203;
  • quasi-peace with Yakimas, 204;
  • puts Ow-hi and Quelchen to death, 205–208;
  • gives order to give up Indian murderers, its evasion, 224, 225;
  • punishes the Yakimas and Spokanes, 230, 231, 274, 283;
  • recommends treaties, 285.
• Wright, H.G., General, i. 27; ii. 341, 357, 380, 382, 383, 387, 388, 394, 395, 399, 400, 408–411, 421.
• Wyncoop, Colonel, i. 156.
• Xochimilco, lake in valley of Mexico, i. 163, 165.
• Xochimilco, village, i. 168, 171.
• Yale College, solves problem from, i. 20.
• Yantis, Benjamin F., Judge, ii. 132, 169, 249.
• Yellowstone, i. 337, 345, 347; ii. 107, 108.
• Yelm prairie, ii. 185.
• Yakima Indians, ii. 16, 22;
  • at Walla Walla council, 40–64;
  • present condition, 64, 121, 140;
  • begin war, 157;
  • defeat Major Haller, 158, 160, 186;
  • massacre at Cascades, 190, 197, 221–223, 257, 273, 274.
• Yakima River, ii. 63, 197.
• Yakima treaty, ii. 63, 64.
• Yakima valley, i. 394.
• Yesler, H.L., i. 412; ii. 251, 256.
• Young’s Branch, ii. 435.
• Young Chief, head chief of Cuyuses at Walla Walla council, ii. 38, 42, 44, 51;
  • assents to treaty, 53, 61, 121.
• Zacatecas, Mexico, i. 151.