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Lansing, railroad to, from De- troit, first opened, 905.
Lansing made the Capital, 91. Lapeer, railroad to, first opened, 901.
La Porte, railroad to, first open- ed, 902.
Last factory of Mumford, Fos- ter & Co., 832, 833.
Latitude of Detroit, 4.
Latakia, in Asia, 818.
Law against blasphemy, 554.
Law and Order party, 843.
Law Libraries, 200.
Lawn mowers, introduction of, 376.
Lawrance, Fort, 120.
Laws of State, form of publi- cation, 99.
Laws pertaining to Detroit, 983. Lawyers, 199.
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Works, 836.
Lecturers, names and dates of visits, 709.
Leeville, in Hamtramck, 4.
Lee's army, surrender of, 309. Legal tender notes, 854.
Legends respecting Indian mounds, 321.
Legislative council, 98, 111.
Legislative council, first ses- sion in Capitol, 475.
Legislature, sessions of, 99.
Legislatures and laws, 94.
Leopard, attack of, on Chesapeake, 274.
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Lernoult, Fort, 34, 222, 223, 224.
Letter boxes first provided, 882. Letter carriers, 882.
Letter of Gen. Brock demand- ing surrender of Detroit, 276. Letter to Col. Campbell about taxes, 222.
Letters, McKee's, to Col. Eng- land, 265.
Lexington, Gazette of, 669. Library of Mechanics' Society, 713.
Library, The Bar, 199, 200.
Library, City, established, 710.
Library Commissioners, 761. Library, The Firemen's, 521. Library, The Public, 759 to 762. Library of Young Men's So- ciety, 711.
Licenses, City, collection of, 207.
Licenses for newsboys, 692.
Licenses for trucks, drays, etc., 891. Licenses, Territorial, 150, 769. Licenses to dealers in liquors, 838, 839, 840.
Lieutenant-Governors of Mich- igan, 92.
Life saving service, 920, 921.
Light Guards, Detroit, organ- ized for war with South, 318. Lighthouse Engineer, 919.
Lighthouse first erected at Fort Gratiot, 919.
Lighthouse keepers, 920.
Lighthouses, location of, 919.
Lighthouses on the Detroit River, 920.
Lighthouses, construction, re- pair, and inspection of, 919, 920.
Lighting and heating, 467.
Lime burned on Campus Mar- tiur, 475.
Limekilis near stockade, 367.
Limestone, price of, plentiful in vicinity of Detroit, 802. Linden i ark, in Hamtramck, 4. Linseed meal, manufacture of, "26,
Linseed Oil Co., Detroit, 825.
Liquor dealers, number of, in city and county, 845.
Liquor dealers, state meeting of, 843.
Liquor not to be sold to Indi - ans, 17.
Liquor selling, restrictions on, 837.
Liquors, none sold at Franklin House, 481.
Liquor tax law passed, 843.
Liquor traffic and temperance efforts, 837.
Lisbon, Spain, 820.
Literary societies, 710.
Local government, revival of, 135.
Localities, designations of, 927. Local option law of 1845, 839. Locomotive Works, Detroit, 806.
Locomotive obtained from Phil- adelphia, 893.
Log cabins, 180.
Log houses within stockade, 367.
London, 6, 814, 827.
London edition of Free Press, 687.
Longitude of Detroit, 4.
Losantiville, origi .: of name, 94. Lost children, notice or, 669.
Lottery to buy a fire engine, 502.
Lottery to promote literature, 710.
Lots, changes in numbers of, 31. Louisiana, 83, 820.
Louisiana, Cadillac appointed governor of, 18.
Louisiana, commerce of, grant- ed to A. Crozat, 330.
Louisiana placed under Indiana territory, 87.
Louisville, Ky., 811.
Loyalists and renegades at- tracted to Detroit, 244.
Lumber, prices at Detroit, 802. Lutheran Cemetery, 57.
Lyceum of Detroit organized, 711.
Lyceum of Michigan organized, 712. Lyons, N. Y., 811.
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Mackinaw, 121, 221, 237, 242, 285, 325, 709, 781, 837, 905. McIntosh. Fort, 256. Maine, 328, 810.
"Maine Law " of Michigan, 840, 841.
Magazines, see Newspapers and Periodicals.
Mama Juda Island, 7.
Mail, fourteen days to New York, 880.
Mail from Washington, three weeks on the road, 880.
Mail conveyed on horseback and on foot, 879. Mails, first regular, 879, 880. Mails slow and irregular, 879. Malden, Fort, 183.
Malleable Iron Co., Michigan, 808.
Manitoba, 820.
Manners and customs, 337. Mansard roofs introduced, 376. Mantels, manufacture of, 832. Manufacturing advantages, 802. Manufactures, list of, 804.
Manufactures of Detroit -
Architectural iron work, 806. Bar iron, 818.
Baskets, 811, 833. Blast furnace machinery, 806. Boiler plate, 818.
Boilers, 806, 807. Boots and shoes, 835.
Brass castings, 807.
Bridges, 805. Bronzed goods, 822.
Brushes, 811, 826. Cages, 811. Candles, 826. Capsules, 823, 824. Carriages, 836. Cars, 804, 805.
Car sheaves and wheels, 805. Chairs, 811, 832.
Champion tire bender, 806. Cheese safes, 809, 810, 811. Cigars and cigarettes, 828.
Copper, ingot, 818.
Counter supports, 810.
Crackers, 833.
Clamer's journal metal, 806. Door knobs, 820. Drugs, 823.
Druggists' tinware, 822. Elevators, 820.
Elevator machinery, 806.
Emery grinders and wheels, 820.
Engines, 806, 807, 808. Files, 820.
Fire escapes, 809. 811.
Hangers, 808, 820
Hopkins journals, 806.
Iron and brass bedsteads, 811.
Iron fencing and stairs, 809, 811.
Iron water-pipe, 807.
Journal bearings and boxes, 806.
Lacquers, 826.
Lasts, 833. Linseed meal, 826.
Linseed oil, 825.
Malleable iron castings, 808.
Mantels, 832.
Matches, 828.
Medicated wines, 823.
Medicinal syrups, 823. Mining machinery, 806.
Mouldings, 828. Oil cake, 826. Organs, 829. Pails, 832.
Paints, 825. Pig iron, 818.
Pills, 823. Pins, 820. Pulleys, 808, 820.
Railroad turn-tables, 805.
Roller skates, 811. Roof cresting, 810, 811.
Safes, fire-proof, 810.
Shafting, 808, 820. Show stands, 811. Sieves, 809, 811. Soaps, 826. Spectacles, 836.
Spring beds, 832.
Springs, locomotive and car, 804. Spring steel, 804. Stable fixtures, 810.
Stamped ware, 822. Stoddart's tire upsetter, 806.
Stoves, 814, 816.
Street lanterns, 822. Tinware, 822.
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INDEX - MISCELLANEOUS.
Manufactures of Detroit -Con. Tobacco, 826, 827, 828.
Traps, 811.
Upholstered ware, 832. Varnish, 826.
Viaducts, 805.
Weather vanes, 810. White bronze goods, 811. White lead, 825.
Willow ware, 833.
Window and door screens, 80). Window guards, 810. Wire cloth, 809, 811.
Wire counter railings, 810. Wire lathing and fencing, 810, 811. Wire signs, 810, 811.
Wood-working machines, 809. Manufacturing Firms -
American Eagle Tobacco Co., 820.
Bagley's Mayflower Tobacco Factory, 836.
Banner Tobacco Factory, 827. Barnum, E. T., Wire & Iron Works, 811.
Berry Brothers' Varnish Man- ufactory, 826.
Boydell Brothers' White Lead Works, 825.
Buhl Iron Works, 806.
Burk, Rich, & Co., Cigar- makers, 828.
Clark Hardware Co., 836.
Clough & Warren Organ Co., 829.
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Co., 818. Detroit Bridge & Iron Works, 805.
Detroit Bronze Co., 811.
Detroit Brush Co., 836.
Detroit City Glass Works, 836. Detroit Copper & Brass Roll- ing Mill, 836.
Detroit Electrical Works, 836. Detroit Emery Wheel Co., 820.
Detroit File Works, 820.
Detroit Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Works, 836.
Detroit Linseed Oil Co., 825. Detroit Locomotive Works, 806.
Detroit Safe Co., 810.
Detroit Stamping Co., 822.
Detroit Steam Forge, 805.
Detroit Stove Co., 811.
Detroit White Lead Works, 825.
Diamond Fanning Mill Co., 836.
Dondero's Detroit Willow Ware Factory, 833.
Dry Dock Engine Works, 836. Eagle Iron Works, 808.
Eureka Iron & Steel Works, 818.
F. A. Hubel's Capsule Lab- oratory, 823.
Frederick Stearns' Pharma- ceutical Manufacturing Co., 823.
Frost's Wooden Ware Works, 836.
Fulton Iron & Engine Works, 806.
Gale Sulky Harrow Manufac- turing Co., 836.
Globe Tobacco Factory, 827. Gray & Baffy, Manufactur- ing Upholsterers, 832.
Griffin Car Wheel Co., 836. Hargreaves' Manufacturing Co., 828.
Hugh Johnson's Carriage Es- tablishment, 836.
Johnston Optical Co., 836. Laboratory of Parke, Davis, & Co., 823.
Leonard Glass Works, 836.
Michel's Wood-working Ma- chinery Establishment, 809.
Middlebrook & Post Manu- facturing Co., 820.
Manufacturing Firms -- Con. Michigan Bolt and Nut Co., 836.
Michigan Car and Car Wheel Co., 804.
Michigan Carbon Works, 836. Michigan Malleable Iron Co., 808.
Michigan Stove Co., 816. Michigan White Lead and Color Works, 824.
M. J. Murphy & Co.'s Spring Bed and Chair Factory, 832. Mumford, Foster, & Co.'s Last Factory, 832.
National Pin Co., 820.
National Wire and Iron Co., 809.
Parke, Davis, & Co., Manu- facturing Chemists, 823.
Peninsular Car Works, 805. Peninsular Stove Co., 816.
Pingree & Smith's Shoe Fac- tory, 833.
Pullman Car Works, 836. Richardson Match Factory, 828.
Russel Wheel & Foundry Co., 805.
Schulte Brothers Soap Fac- tory, 826.
Scotten's Hiawatha Tobacco Factory, 827.
Steel & Spring Works, 804. Sutton Manufacturing Co., 832.
Union Door Knob Co., 822. Vail & Crane's Cracker Fac- tory, 835.
Maps of Detroit, 32, 33, 34.
Map of Detroit River, 270.
Map of Michigan and Wiscon- sin, Farmer's, 697.
Maps and Gazetteers as aids to immigration, 335, 697.
Maple sugar, 12, 337.
Marine Hospital, 923, 924.
Market, The Berthelet, 794.
Market building schemes, 794.
Market receipts, 797.
Market, The Cass, 795.
Market, The Central Vegetable, 794.
Market Clerks, 202, 795.
Markets, regulations for, 793, 796.
Markets on Sunday, 201, 796. Markets reached from Detroit, see Shipments.
Marriage ceremony may be per- formed by justices, 340.
Marriage contracts and permits, 340.
Marriage, first, by a Protestant clergyman, 550.
Marriage, first French, 333.
Marriage, second French, 333. Marriage in Church, 341. the Catholic Marriage in the Hebrew con- gregation, 341.
Marriage laws, 340.
Marriages, Commandant at, 171.
Marriages, record of, 341.
Marchand, Fort, 12.
Marietta, Governor and Judges arrive at, 94.
Marquette, diocese of, 547.
Marquette, railroad to first opened from Mackinaw, 905. Marshall, 133, 897.
Marshal, City, 202.
Marshal, U. S., 176.
Martial law proclaimed, 242. Mascoutins, 231.
Masonic and Odd Fellows' So- cieties, 341.
Masonic Hall, 478, 479.
Masons' Mutual Benefit Asso- ciation, 343.
Massachusetts, 85, 835.
Massacred at the River Raisin, 280.
Massacre at Wyoming, 249. Massacre of Dalyell's force, 238.
Massacre of Delawares by Am- ericans, 261.
Massacre of James Fisher and family, 236.
Massacre of prisoners at Ruddle Station, 260.
Massacre of settlers on the Mo- hawk, 233.
Massacre of Turnbull family, 236.
Masters in chancery, 176, 191. Match Factory, Richardson, 828.
Matches introduced, 467, 468. Maumee valley invaded, 282. Mayor, powers of, under Act of 1806, 134.
Mayors, 140.
Mayor's Court, 142.
May's Creek, called Campau's River, 9.
Mayflower Tobacco Factory, 836.
Maypole, penalty for not plant- ing, 18.
Meats, inspection of, 59, 797. Medical societies, 50.
Medicine men, 50.
Medicines, non-secret, 823.
Meigs, Fort, 108.
Melcher Farm church, 532.
Meldrum warehouse used as a church, 531.
Melons raised by Indians, 12.
Members of Congress, 102.
Memoirs of Gen. Hull, 289.
Memorial tablet, Trinity Church, 537.
Memorial to Congress for pro- tection from Indians, 273.
Memorial window to Father Richard, 531.
Menominees, 231, 321.
Merchandise for Indian pre- sents, 247.
Merchants and trading, 765.
Merchants' Exchange and
Board of Trade, 785
Merchants' Express Co., 892.
Merchants' Mutual Fire Insur- ance Co., 875.
Merchants of the past, 767.
Merchants' police, 204.
Merchants' wharf, 8.
Merino sheep, Hull's doings with, 278, 279.
Merrill Hall, 478.
Methodist ministers, first at Detroit, 553.
Methodist presiding elders, 580. Methodist Quarterly Confer- ence, old time methods, 565. Metropolitan Police Commis- sion, 204, 841.
Mexico, 4, 303, 330, 810, E11, 826.
Miami, Fort of, built by Brit- ish, 265.
Miamis, 231, 322.
Michel's Wood-working Ma- chinery, 809.
Michigan, Bank of, 858.
Michigan Bolt & Nut Co., 836. Michigan Carbon Works. 836. Michigan Car and Car Wheel Co., 4, 804.
M. C. R. R. depot burned, 494. Michigan, derivation of name, 321.
Michigan Essay, The, 604.
Michigan Fire & Marine Insur- ance Co., 875.
Michigan formed from Indiana Territory, 87.
Michigan Garden, 351.
Michigania-a poem, 335, 336.
Michigan included in Upper Canada, 84.
Michigan, Indians in, 324.
Michigan Malleable Iron Co., 808.
Michigan, State Bank of, 863, 866.
Michigan, State of, admitted to Union, 89.
Michigan Stove Co., 816.
Michigan Territory created, 95, 121.
Michigania, University of, 728. Michigan White Lead & Color Works, 824.
Military Cemetery, 52.
Military convention, when held, 317.
Military court and sentences, 316, 317.
Military drill introduced into High School, 749.
Military. Hall, 136, 473.
Military reserves, 29, 36, 151, 225.
Militia and Military Compa- nies -
Brady Guards, 317.
Cass Guards, 317.
City Guards, 317.
Detroit City Grays, 318.
Detroit City Guards, 318.
Detroit Light Guards, 318.
Detroit Light Infantry, 318.
Detroit Town Company, 317. Emmet Rifles, 318.
Grayson Light Guards, 317. Holt Guards, 318.
Jackson Guards, 318.
Lafayette Guards, 317.
Legionary Corps, names of officers, 313, 314.
Lyon Guards, 318. Michigan Hussars, 318.
Montgomery Guards, 317. Montgomery Rifles, 318. National Dragoons, 318.
National Guards, 318.
Sarsfield Guards, 318.
Scott Guards, 317. Scottish Guards, 318.
Sherman Zouaves, 318. Shields Guards, 318. Wolverine Rifles, 318.
Yager Guards, 318.
Militia called out by Croghan, 284.
Militia, Negro Company organ- ized, 315, 345.
Militia drills, disagreeable fea- tures of, 316.
Militia, jurisdiction over, on the borders of Virginia and Pennsylvania, 258.
Militia laws of Indian Terri- tory, 313.
Militia laws of the Northwest Territory, 313.
Militia, number in 1778, 244. Militia, number in 1805. 313.
Militia of the Territory, 296, 313.
Militia on duty at execution of Indians, 317.
Militia, State encampment of, 317.
Militia under the French and English, 313.
Militia uniforms, officers ar- rested for want of, 315.
Militia uniforms prescribed by commander-in-chief, 313. Militia uniforms, protested against in 1806, 315.
Mills, 9, 10, 18.
Milwaukee Junction in Ham- tramck, 4.
Minneapolis, Minn., 811.
Minnesota, 820.
Miracles performed through Del Halle, 529.
Mississauguas, 239.
Mississippi River, control of. 269.
Mississippi Valley, English seeking to obtain, 264.
Mission buildings, see Churches. Mission to the Hurons, 530.
Mission Sunday schools, 653.
Missionary from Connecticut, 552.
Missionaries and priests, 527.
Missionaries, Moravian, brought to Detroit, 550.
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Mobile, Cadillac and family arrive near, 330.
Mococks for holding sugar, 12. Mohawks, 322.
Mohawk settlers massacred, 233. Money, earliest of New France, 846.
Money orders of post-office, 88 r, Monguagon, 128, 367.
Monroe County, 90.
Monroe, railroad to, first opened from Detroit, 902.
Monroe railroad, first opened to Petersburgh, 902.
Montreal, 836.
Montreal, criminals sent to, 172.
Montreal jealous of Detroit, 765.
Montreal, provisions from, 12. Montreal, reinforcements from, 232.
Monument to soldiers dedi- cated, 312.
Moravian missionaries, 550, 551. Mortgages, 39.
Mottoes of Fire Companies, 508. Mouldings, manufacture of, 828.
Mound, Prairie, 4
Mounds, origin of, 321.
Mount Elliott Cemetery, 53, 54.
Mount Desert island described, 329.
Mount Desert island granted to Mme. Gregoire, 19.
Mulberry trees, grown in De- troit, 961.
Murder of a trader, 171.
Murder of Charles Moran, 174. Musical Association, Detroit, organized, 355.
Musical compositions and com .. posers, 357. Music and dancing, 349.
Music and the Drama, 354.
Musicians and music teachers, 355.
Museum of Scientific Associa- tion, 714.
Museums, 351.
Muskingum mission on, broken up, 261.
Mutual Benefit Masons, 343. Myer, Fort, 922.
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Names of streets, changes in, 946-948.
Nankin, poor farm in, 649.
Naptha for street lamps, 469. Nashua, N. H., 818.
National banks, excellence of, 854.
Nationalities represented in Detroit, 336.
National Commercial Conven- tion held, 790. National Convention of Brew- ers, 845.
National Convention of Wo- men's Christian Temperance Union, 845.
National Pin Co., 820.
National Wire & Iron Co., 809. Naval depot of the West, De- troit the, 243.
Navarre Farm deeded by Poto- watamies, 52.
Navigation on Lakes and Riv- ers, 907.
Navy Island, near Buffalo, for- tified, 301.
Negro militia company organ- ized, 345.
Negro riot, because of arrest of slaves, 345.
Negroes, riot against, 348. Newark, now Niagara, 94. New Brunswick, 814, 836. New City Hall, 477. New Buffalo, railroad to, first opened, 899. New France, money of, 846.
New Hampshire, 835. New Mexico, 828.
New Orleans, 4, 269, 829, 832. Newsboys and bootblacks, 692. Newspaper graveyard, 670.
Newspapers and Periodicals - Abend Post, 688.
Advertiser and Tribune, 682, 683, 692.
Agricultural and Horticul tural Journal, 688.
Allgemeine Zeitung, 687.
American Citizen, 674.
American Gleaner, 675.
American Homoeopathic 05 .- server, 688.
American Meteorological Journal, 692.
American Vineyard, 674.
American Workman and
Trade Reporter, 680. Amphion, 690.
Anglo-Catholic, 679.
Anti-Roman Advocate, 678. Ashlar, 677.
Baptist Tidings, 678.
Better Age, 679.
Boy of the Period, 679. Brown's Reporter, 677.
Capitol, The, 679. Catholic Vindicator, 676.
Centinel, 669. Central Mirror, 569.
Chaff, 691.
Christian Unionist, 677.
Cincinnati Gazette, 669. Citoyen, 675. Clinic, 690.
Commercial, 691.
Commercial Advertiser, 688.
Commercial Bulletin, 676, 679, 686.
Commercial Law News, 681. Commonwealth of Pitts- burgh, 670.
Constitutional Democrat, 674. Courier, 680, 681.
Craftsmen of Michigan, 673. Day Book, 673.
Democrat and Enquirer, 683. Democratic Free Press, 685. Detroit Illustrated, 681.
Eglantine, 673.
Enquirer, 683. Evangelical Observer, 675.
Evening News, 675, 677, 688, 692 .
Every Saturday, 691. Express, 682.
Familien Blaetter, 688.
Family Circle, 690.
Family Herald, 691.
Family Journal, 680.
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Farmer's Companion Horticultural Gazette, 674.
Fireman's Journal, 677.
Freeman's Journal, 669. Free Democrat, 682. Free Press, 685, 686.
Free Union, 683.
Froth, 677. Gazette, 671, 674, 681. Gazette Francaise, 672.
Gazette of Halifax, 669. Gazette of Lexington, 669. Gazette of Pittsburgh, 669. Gazette of Quebec, 669. Gazette of Sciota, 669. Graphic, 680. Guardian, 676.
Herald, 675, 677, 680.
Herald and Torchlight, 689.
Herald of Literature and Science, 672.
Home Messenger, 660, 691.
Hotel Reporter and Railway Guide, 690. Household, 686.
Index, The, 690.
Indicator, 691.
Jeffersonian Democrat, 673. Journal, 681, 691
Journal and Advertiser, 681, 682.
Newspapers and Periodicals- Cont'd.
Journal and Courier, 682.
Journal de Detroit, 680.
Journal of Commerce, 677. 678.
Journal of Education. 673,
Labor Review, 681.
L'Ami de la Jeunesse, 674. Lancet, 69c.
Leonard's Illustrated Medical Journal, 690.
Lever, The, 68c,
L'Etoile Canadienne, 678.
Liberty Hall and Cincinnati Mercury, 669.
L'Impartial, 678.
Little People, 679.
Little Wolverine, 677.
Living Church, 679.
Mail, 681.
Magazine, 674.
Magazine of Travel, 677.
Manufacturer and Inventor, 691.
Marine News, 691.
Marine Record, 680.
Medical Advance, 690.
Medical Age, 690.
Medical Independent, 676.
Medical Journal, 678.
Mechanic and Inventor, 678.
Medium, The, 675.
Michigan Agriculturist, 673.
Michigan A. (). U. W. Her- ald, 691.
Michigan Catholic, 688.
Michigan Christian Advo- cate, 689.
Michigan Christian Herald, 674, 689.
Michigan Democrat, 677, 687. Michigan Edition of North- west Reporter, 679. Michigan Essay, 694.
Michigan Farmer and State Journal of Agriculture, 688. Michigan Farmer and West- ern Agriculturist, 673.
Michigan Free Democrat, 683.
Michigan Herald, 672.
Michigan Home Journal, 688.
Michigan Homeopathic Journal, 676.
Michigan Homestead, 680.
Michigan Journal and Her- ald, 688.
Michigan Journal of Educa- tion and Teachers' Maga- zine, 676.
Michigan Journal of Homoco- pathy, 675, 679.
Michigan Observer, 673.
Michigan Organ of Temper- ance, 683.
Michigan Railroad Guide, 690. Michigan Staats Zeitung, 688. Michigan State Register, 672. Michigan Literary Gem, 674. Michigan Medical News, 690. Michigan Mirador and Good Templar, 691.
Michigan Temperance Advo- cate, 683.
Michigan Trade Review, 681. Michigan Tribune, 687.
Michigan Truth Teller, 679. Michigan Volks Zeitung, 680. Michigan Weekly Sun, 680. Mirror of the Lakes, 673. Monitor, 678.
Monthly Hesperian and Odd Fellows' Literary Maga-
zine, 675.
Moore's Masonic Messenger, 680.
Morning Post and Craftsman, 113, 673.
Mystic Star, 679.
National, 680.
National People, 681.
National Republican and
Ohio Political Register, 669.
Newspapers and Periodicals - Cont'd.
New Idea, 691.
New Jerusalem Messenger, 675.
New Preparations, 690. News, The, 675, 677, 688, 692. New World, 678.
Northwestern Advocate, 675. Northwestern Journai, 681. Northwestern Musical Her- ald, 676.
Northwestern Review, 681.
Our Yankee Land, 679.
Our Mutual Friend, 678.
Our Diocese, 679.
Our Churches, 681.
Our Catholic Youth, 681.
Odd Fellows' Wreath, 678.
Oakland County Chronicle, 685.
Peninsular and Independent, 676.
Peninsular Fountain, 676.
Peninsular Freeman, 683.
Peninsular Herald, 677. Peninsular Journal of Medi- cine, 676, 678.
Penny Times, 680.
Plaindealer, 691.
Popular Appeal, 678.
Popular Era, 680.
Post, The, 673, 684.
Post and Craftsman, 673.
Post and Tribune, 681, 684, 692.
Preston's United States Bank Note Reporter, 677.
Price Current, 678, 679.
Progress of the Age, 688.
Public Leader, 689.
Public Spirit, 680.
Pulpit, 679. Pursuivant, The, 681.
Radicale Democrat, 677.
Rat Gazette, 674.
Red and White Ribbon, 680.
Register, 675.
Republican, 676.
Review of Medicine and Pharmacy, 678. Rose's Nose, 680.
St. John's Chronicle, 586.
Scientific Manufacturer, 678.
Shrapnel, The, 677.
Socialist, The, 680.
Society News, 691. Song Journal, 678.
Sontag Zeitung, 680.
Spectator, The, 691.
Spectator and Literary Ga- zette, 673.
Spirit of '76, or Theller's Daily Republican Advocate 673. Spirit of the Week, 677. Spy in Michigan, 673.
Staats Zeitung of Michigan, 687. Star, The, 679.
Stimme der Wahrheit, Die, 690.
Students' Offering, 676.
Sun, The, 677.
Sunday Guest, 679.
Sunday Herald, 680.
Sunday Sun, 681.
Sunday Times, 678.
Supreme Court Decisions, 679.
Telegram, 681.
Telegraph, 672. Therapeutic Gazette, 690.
Times, The, 674, 676, 680, 681, 692.
Torchlight, The, 689.
Transcript, The, 677.
Travelers' Illustrated Official Railway Reporter, 679.
Tribune, The, 683. True Democrat, 677.
Truth for the People, 679.
Union, 689.
Union Co., 692. Unionist, 681.
Association, Echo, 689.
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INDEX - MISCELLANEOUS.
Newspapers and Periodicals - Cont'd.
Voice of the Fugitive, 346, Volksblatt, 688.
Washingtonian, 674. Waymarks in the Wilderness, 676.
Wayne County Courier, 695. Wellman's Literary Miscel- lany, 675.
Western Catholic, 678.
Western Catholic Register, 674.
Western Era, 680.
Western Evangelist, 676.
Western Excelsior, , 675.
Western Farmer, 673.
Western Home Journal, 688. Western Land Guide, 691.
Western Literary Cabinet, 675.
Western Literary Miscellany, 675.
Western Medical Advance and Progress of Pharmacy, 678.
Western Newspaper Union, 691.
Western Odd Fellow, 678. Western Rural, 674.
Western Spy and Hamilton Gazette, 669.
Wolverine Messenger, 679. World, The, 673.
Wyandotte Enterprise, 690.
Young Men's Journal and Advocate of Temperance, 677.
Newspapers at Vincennes and St. Louis, 670.
New Year's Calls, 339.
New York, 4, 811, 818, 820, 826, 832, 835, 880.
New York and New England settlers, 335.
New York city, 6, 823.'
New York currency, 769.
New York, documents of, 3. New York's claims to territory, 85.
New Zealand, 811, 828. Nonsense, Fort, 226.
Noon prayer meetings, 642.
Norris in Hamtramck, 4. North Chicago, 807.
Northville, railroad to, first opened from Wayne, 905. Northwest Territory divided, 86.
Notaries, 172, 198, 199. Nova Scotia, 836.
Niagara, 94, 233, 237, 879. Niagara Falls, 728, 790.
Night watch, how kept up, 202, 203. Niles, railroad to, first opened, 899.
Nursery and Kindergarten opened, 665.
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Oath of allegiance renewed, 246.
Odd Fellows' Lodges, 343. Offices of the Lake Survey, 918. Offices of the Poor and Park Commissions, 794. Offices on Griswold Street, 459. Officers of Indiana Territory, 87.
Official year of city, 138. Ohio, 242, 820, 832. Ohio admitted as a State, 86, 299.
Ohio boundary, see also Toledo war, 89, 90, 299. Ohio currency, 847.
Ohio Life and Trust Co., 853. Ohio, or Beautiful River, 233. Ohio orchards, 86. Ohio river claimed as the Brit- ish boundary, 264. Ohio troops, 279.
Ohio valley claimed by English and French, 232.
Oil cake, manufacture of, 826. Old City Hall granted for Pub- lic Library, 760.
Old fire department, 501. Olmecs, 321.
Omnibus line started, 888. Oneidas, 322.
Ouendots, 321.
Onondagas, 232, 322.
Ontario, 4, 820.
Opening days introduced, 778. Opera houses and public halls, 477.
Optical Co., Johnston, 836. Orange, now called Albany, 766.
Order for evacuation of Detroit, 267.
Ordinance of 1787, 85, 735. Ordinances of city, 138.
Original inhabitants, 321.
Organ Co., Clough & Warren, 829.
Organ pipes removed by Indi- ans, 357.
Ottawas, 12, 78, 231, 321, 322, 324.
Otter Lake, railroad to, first opened, 901.
Outagamies, 231.
Overseer of Highways, 934.
Overseers of the poor author- ized, 644.
Owosso, railroad to, first open- ed, 895.
Oxford, railroad to, first opened, 901.
Oysters, only twenty days from Baltimore, 890.
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Pails, manufacture of, 832. Paintings, exhibition of noted, 360.
Paints, manufacture of, 825.
Palo Alto, victory of, 303.
Panic of 1837, 849.
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