Abbott, W.O., vice president of Quindaro Literary Association for next month. 17/2/7.
Adams, J. C., G Farm., wrote article about how to make better butter. 17/1/6.
Anthony, Scott J., running for clerk of probate court and recorder of Leavenworth County. 17/3/2.
Austin, Mr. (????), of Centropolis; Vice President of committee to open post road. 17/2/4 on committee on business to open post road. 17/2/4.
Bartlett, Mr. (????), of Gardner; Vice President of committee to open post road. 17/2/4.
Bassett, O.A., of Quindaro; Vice President of committee to open post road. 17/2/4.
Buchanan, President John, asked to appoint a day of Thanksgiving. 17/1/6.
Budington, Dr. G.E., elected as a substitute delegate to the county convention at Delaware on September 5th. 17/2/4.
Canniff, Dr. (????), of Prairie City; Secretary of committee to open post road. 17/2/4.
Carpenter, Howard C., president of Quindaro Literary Association for next month. 17/2/7.
Carpenter, Miss (????). executive commissioner of Quindaro Literary Association for next month. 17/2/7.
Casidy, Lewis C., Democratic candidate for District attorney. 17/1/4.
Chadwick, Charles, elected as a delegate to the county convention at Delaware on September 5th. 17/2/4 .
Chadwick, Charles, on committee to call public meetings. 17/2/4.
Chase, Hon. Salmon P., former senator; Republican candidate for Governor. 17/2/5.
Christy, Capt. Anthony, lighthouse keeper; mentioned in article about his 100th birthday dinner. 17/1/5.
Clarke, James, executive commissioner of Quindaro Literary Association for next month. 17/2/7.
Colby, P.T., elected as a delegate to the county convention at Delaware on September 5th. 17/2/4.
Colby, P.T., on committee to call public meetings. 17/2/4.
Corey, Albert S., treasurer of Quindaro Literary Association for next month. 17/2/7.
Custis, G.W.P., author of a letter telling how General George Washington was given honorary title Mareshcal de France in the 18th century. 17/1/3.
DeLeray, M.W., gave speech in favor of free state policy at Wyandott. 17/2/5.
Dick, Thomas, author of many popular works in Scotland; mentioned in article announcing his death. 17/1/2.
Edmonds, F.M., elected secretary at Bridge Meeting on Sept. 2. 17/2/4.
Epaphroditus, (????), filled his appointment at Wyandott and spoke for three hours. 17/2/5.
Fields, H.C., of Leavenworth; is running for treasurer of Leavenworth County. 17/3/2.
Fremont, John C., would have been president if Buchanan wasn't elected. 17/1/4.
Fulsome, S., a Choctaw; mentioned in article about making Indian territory West of Arkansas into a state. 17/2/1.
Gallagher, W.W., of Leavenworth; running for sheriff of Leavenworth County. 17/3/2.
Gifford, H., of Prairie City; Vice President of committee to open post road. 17/2/4.
Gillespie, (????), accomplice in murder of Mr. Walls. 17/2/3.
Gray, Alfred, running for member of the board of county commissioners.17/2/4.
Gray, B., of Wyandott; on committee on business to open post road. 17/2/4.
Gray, R.P., appointed to give names of a suitable committee to report to future bridge meetings. 17/2/4.
Graham, Dr. (????), of Prairie City; on committee on business to open post road. 17/2/4.
Guthrie, Abelard, on committee voted on to attend further bridge meetings. 17/2/4.
Haller, W.M., escaped from fort he was being held at (waiting to be hanged for murder of James Lyle, he said he was not guilty.)17/3/1.
Harkis, Gro. W., Esquire of the tropic; thanked for a package of Eastern papers. 17/2/1.
Henderson, A.C., elected secretary at meeting to elect delegates to county convention in Delaware. 17/2/4.
Henry, D.D., on committee to call public meetings. 17/2/4.
Hunter, Robert A., (Ten Mile Bob in this article) mentioned in article about how he let free Negroes vote in elections. 17/1/5.
Johnson, (????), planned to invade Kansas polls in October. 17/3/1.
Kelley, (????), author; wrote a letter saying General Lane was coming and needed to be killed. 17/2/3.
Kendall, John, running for Sheriff of Leavenworth County. 17/3/2.
Lane, General, said he'd kill Kelley for a letter he wrote. 17/2/3.
Long, E., teacher; mentioned in article about Sabbath school. 17/1/3.
Lyle, James, was killed in self defense presumably by W.M. Haller. 17/3/1.
Mann, William B., was elected to office of District Attorney. 17/1/4.
Mathias, (????), planned to invade Kansas polls in October. 17/3/1.
McDonald, Mr. (????), of U.S. Express; paid Quindaro a visit on a running between here and many other points on the Missouri river. 17/2/5.
McKay, Judge (????), of Wyandott; on committee on business to open post road. 17/2/4.
Morris, (????), running for state treasurer. 17/2/5.
Newman, M.B., of Quindaro; on committee on business to open post road. 17/2/4.
Nichols, C.I.H., Secretary of Quindaro Literary Association for next month. 17/2/7.
Nixon, Augustus P., 26 years old when he died in Lawrence of bilious remittent fever. 17/3/2.
O'Brien, (????), accomplice in murder of Mr. Walls. 17/2/3.
Ollver, A.S., of Susannah; Vice President of committee to open post road. 17/2/4.
Parrott, Marcus J., running for congress. 17/2/1.
Parrott, Marcus J., given three cheers at Wyandott. 17/2/5.
Payne, Henry B., Candidate for Governor. 17/2/5.
Peck, Rev. J.M., wrote article about first Sabbath Schools. 17/1/3.
Perkins, George W., running for judge of the Probate Court. 17/3/2.
Ream, Rost. L., running for clerk of probate court and recorder for Leavenworth County. 17/3/2.
Rice, Valorious, Executive Commissioner of Quindaro Literary Association for next month. 17/2/7.
Richardson, A.D., elected secretary at meeting for citizens of Quindaro on Friday, Sept. 4. 17/2/4.
Roberts, Hon W.G., mentioned in article about opening a post road from Missouri River west to the Neosha Valley. 17/2/4.
Robinson, Mr. A. Jr., clerk of lighting line; asked to accept apology for late papers. 17/2/1.
Robinson, Gov. C., on committee voted on to attend further bridge meetings. 17/2/4.
Saxe, John G., poet; author of "Cloe to Clara." 17/1/2.
Schlesinger, (????), patented Gutterpercha coated pens, sold at Johnson & Veale. 17/2/5.
Simpson, S.N., superintendent of investments for the Quindaro Co.; got back in town from his Eastern trip. 17/2/5.
Smith, Alexander, poet; author of "The Moon." 17/1/2.
Smith, S.C., appointed to give names of a suitable committee to report to future bridge meetings. 17/2/4.
Stephenson, Mrs., teacher; mentioned in article about Sabbath school. 17/1/3.
Stewart, Rev. (????), traveler; said he saw evidence that Missouri would invade Kansas in Oct. 17/3/1.
Sue, Eugene, a popular French novelist who corrupted peoples minds; mentioned in an article announcing his death. 17/1/2.
Todd, Mrs. (????), teacher; mentioned in article about Sabbath school. 17/1/3.
Upson, G.E., on committee voted on to attend further bridge meetings. 17/2/4.
Upson, G.E elected as a substitute delegate to the county convention at Delaware on September 5th. 17/2/4.
Upson, G.E., on committee to call public meetings. 17/2/4.
Walden, J.M., appointed to give names of a suitable committee to report to future bridge meetings. 17/2/4.
Walden, (????), chairperson at meeting to elect delegates to county convention at Delaware. 17/2/4.
Walden, (????), on committee to call public meetings 17/2/4.
Walden, Running for member of Territorial Legislature. 17/2/4.
Walker, Gov. (????), needed to act to protect Kansas polls from being invaded in Oct. 17/3/1.
Walker, Gov. (????), leading a Central American crusade and plans to invade Nicaragua. 17/3/2.
Walls, Mr. (????), assumed murder victim; mentioned in article reporting him missing. 17/2/3.
Washington, General George, mentioned in article telling how he received honorary title Mareshcal de France. 17/1/3.
Wayland, Dr. (????), author; mentioned in article telling how his book was banned. 17/1/4.
Webb, Captain O., on committee voted on to attend further bridge meetings. 17/2/4.
Welborn, Dr. (????), firm of A.C. Strock and Co. 17/3/2.
Whitman, (????), candidate for Supreme Judge. 17/2/5.
Winchell, J.M., of Wyandott; Secretary of committee to open post road. 17/2/4.
Wise, Gov. (????). gave his support to the free labor movement in Virginia. 17/3/1.
Woodward, P.H., elected chairman at meeting for citizens of Quindaro on Friday, Sept. 4. 17/2/4.
Woodward, P.H., elected chairperson at Bridge Meeting Sept. 4. 17/2/4.