n, II
Oconostota, head-chief of the Cherokees, I;
signs the treaty of the Sycamore Shoals;
warns the treaty-makers;
Ohio Valley, in possession of the French, I;
conquered by the British, II;
Old Chillicothe, near Pickaway Plains;
Old Tassell, his "talk" to Col. Martin, II
Ottawas, the, location of, I;
Ouatinous, the. See Weas;
Pack-trains, sole means of transport, I;
Patterson, Capt. Robert, patrols the country, II;
annoyed by Reynolds;
compact with Reynolds;
at the battle of the Blue Licks;
saved by Reynolds;
shows his gratitude;
Peace, difficulties in the way of, I;
Pennsylvania, English blood in, in 1775, I;
evil of Indian policy in;
imminency of fight with Virginia;
conflict of interests with Virginia;
traders;
neutrality in Lord Dunmore's war;
her traders protected by Shawnees;
panic on the frontier;
Pensacola, residence of the Governor of West Florida, I;
Personal prowess, II;
Piankeshaws, the, associated with the Miamis, I;
Pickaway Plains, base of Lord Dunmore's operations, I;
Picken's Fort, gathering-place of Williamson's forces, I;
Pierre, Don Eugenio, plunders St. Joseph, II;
Pike, Capt., a famous Delaware chief, II;
Piqua, the fight at, II;
destroyed by Clark;
Poe, Adam, starts in pursuit of Indians, II;
saves his brother;
Poe, Andrew, pursues the Indians, II;
fight with two Indians;
saved by his brother;
Point Pleasant, camping-place of Lewis' army, I;
battle of;
murder of Cornstalk at;
Population, movements of, I;
Portugal, her share in the New World, I.
Pottawattamies, the, location of, I;
Powell's Valley, Boon and the McAfees meet in, I;
visited by Floyd;
Henderson leaves his wagons at;
Prairie, origin of our use of the word, I;
description of Illinois;
Presbyterian-Irish. See Scotch-Irish;
Presbyterianism, leading creed of the frontier, II;
Preston, Wm., account of the battle of the Great Kanawha, I;
Quebec, Province of, a French state to-day, I;
de Quindre, Captain Daignian, a noted Detroit partisan, II;
outwitted by Boon;
Race, accountability of each, for individual misdeeds, I;
Raven, signs the treaty of the Sycamore Shoals, I;
Redhawk, murdered at Point Pleasant, I;
Revolution, the, I;
Westerners in the;
civil war on the border;
Whigs and Tories;
ferocity of the partisans;
the British