Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-09

the Indians III 50; reaches Fort Wayne. III 10;
pressing down the Maune, III. 1876; his general
order, III PIT; notices of his army, Dec %,
1912, III $50; arrives at Sandusky, III. 315; at
Chilcothe to consult with gov. Meigs, Dec. %,
1912, III 80; general order respecting col.
Campbell's expedition, and merits of other troops,
III 33l; at the Rapids of the Maume, III 344 !;
his movements, III 1863; letter to gov. Meigs res
pccting col. LewiS's affair at River Raisin, III.
3Sl to the same, giving an account of Win
chester's defeat, III ISL; with his army at the
Rapids, III i0S; at the River Raisin, w ID !;
cdgiured-fOr the New Hampshire election w
a.; arrives at Chilcothe, March, 1913, " 66
his letter to Gov. Shelby, Feb. 1913, on the mas
sacre at the River Rasin, " &c; engaged in hur-
ryng on troops, " So, their numbers, " l45
forged letter as from him deceives Gov. Shelby
w 100; he mentions Procturs stipulation to give
him up to Tecumseh nj an Indian council, ~
3l3; his general order respecting tooOps on the
march, ~ II; his correspondence with general
Proctor respecting the wounded and prisoners at
Sandusky, " 49, his letter to gov. MeIgs on the
dismissal of some Of the Ohio militia, Aug. 6.
1913, vol " 400; estimate Of his force, v.
7; his ORDER respecting the recruiting service,
" APO; his letter to gov 1Ieigs claiming pro-
lection for the Delaware Indians, V Sc; his let
ter announcing the capture Of Maiden, V. 1T {;
his victory over Proctor, see Thames, and 100.
l3l, 1874; magnauitnOus order to his troops.
Sept 81, 1913, V 149; compliments to him, V
110; remarks of the Peace Party" on his VIC
tory, 140; his proclamation reinstating the
American authorities at Michigan, l73; ar
rives at Buffalo, Oct. 81, 1913, V 113; visited
by captain lie Breton, (Br) who misses his OBJ
ject, V 10; his letter to gov Meigs, Oct. II,
lcl3, giving mnny interesting particulars of his
aiflir with Proctor, V, 1876; his proclamation
announcing an arInistice with cert lin Indian
tribes, 2l5; his conjunction with commodore
Perry in taking possession of Upper Canada, V
2l5; arrives at New York, V. 23l entertained
there, Psi; charged bayonet on horseback !
' 49, general Prociors account of his defeat
and capture, V 17I commodore Perry vulun-
teerad as his aid, Y ia; his toast at Philalal-
phi0, V. 263; his opinion Of Com. Chauncev, Y
2G4; his correspondence with general Vincent on
tie employment Of tie Indians, V 3l2; ditto
with gen. Mcclure relating to the defence Of
the Niagara frontier, V $685. correspondence
with the war office during the summer campaign
Of 1913, VI 80 to 30; I5 to 50, 1917, los: re.
signs, and gen Jackson appointed major general
III his stead, VI 222 letter from col. Croghan
and certificates from several officers respecting
the defence Of Lower Sandusky, VIII sup 1st
to lS4 entertained at Frankfort, TX 4j2; his
JiogrGphy, * sup. II to II; his letter to the
speaker Of the house Of representatives request
ing an Investigation into his expenditures Of pub
lie money while in service, SIS; thanks o.
congress voted to him, X. 1875, Isl; observation,
(editoriaD On one Of his vindicatory letters, y
424; gov. She.by's letter to him respecting Ger
tain stupid and ungenerous calunnes, Y. 425
entertained at Petersburg, Va. and his speech or
the occasion, XII 10; indicated against GER
tain charges as to his behaviour on the Waba sb
XII 81.