Adams, J. R., Executive Committee pro tem member and treasurer of the Committee on the Constitution; mentioned in an article entitled "Temperance Meeting." 20/3/1.
Atchison, Davy; mentioned in an article entitled "The Sugar-Coated Pill." 20/2/5.
Bishop, (????), A lumberyard owner; mentioned in an article about a death. 20/1/7.
Bosmer, WN. H. O., Poet; author of poem titled, "The West." 20/1/2.
Brooks, (????); mentioned in an article entitled "The True Issue in Kanzas." 20/16.
Buchanan, (????); mentioned in a news item about The Detroit Free Press. 20/3/1.
Buchanan, (????); mentioned in an article entitled "The True Issue in Kanzas." 20/1/2.
Budington, Dr. Geo. E., Executive Committee pro tem member; mentioned in an article entitled "Temperance Meeting." 20/3/1.
Butler, John M., Foreman in lumberyard; mentioned in an article about a death. 20/1/7.
Corey, A. S., Vice President of Committee on the Constitution, secretary pro tem, and Executive Committee pro tem member; mentioned in an article entitled "Temperance Meeting." 20/3/1.
Currier, C. F.; mentioned in an article entitled "Mass Meeting in Quindaro." 20/3/1.
Davis, Alson C., A Free-State Candidate for the council on the Pro-slavery ticket; mentioned in an article entitled "Alson C. Davis." 20/2/4.
Davis, Alson C., A Free-State Candidate for the council on the Pro-slavery ticket; mentioned in an article entitled "Pro-slavery Meeting in Quindaro." 20/2/6.
Davis, Capt. James W., Steamboat Captain; mentioned in article entitled "A Steamboat for Kaw River." 20/1/7.
Denman, H. B., A Free-State Democratic Candidate for the Council on the Pro-slavery Ticket: mentioned in an article entitled "Pro-slavery Meeting in Quindaro." 20/2/6.
Edmonds, F. M., A pro tem secretary and a Free-State Committee member; mentioned in an article entitled "Free-State Meeting." 20/2/7.
Edmonds, F. M., A pro tem secretary and a Free-State Committee member; mentioned in an article entitled "Temperance Meeting." 20/3/1.
Foster, Rev. Daniel, The former Chaplin of the Massachusetts legislature; mentioned in a news item about a lecture on "Kanzas." 20/3/1.
Gamble, (????); mentioned in an article entitled "Pro-slavery Meeting in Quindaro;" 20/2/7.
Gibson, John T., A secretary; mentioned in an article entitled "Free-State Meeting." 20/2/7.
Greenleaf, D. N. Esquire, Clerk of the fast packet Polar Star; mentioned in a news item about some papers. 20/2/1.
Halderman, Judg. (????), Judge; mentioned in an article entitled "Pro-slavery Meeting in Quindaro." 20/2/6.
Hamlin, Hannibal, A presidential candidate; mentioned in an article entitled "Another Splendid Republican Victory." 20/3/3.
Henry, D. D., A chairman; mentioned in an article entitled "Free-State Meeting." 20/2/7.
Holden, (????), A lumberyard owner; mentioned in an article about a death. 20/1/7.
John, King, Poet; author of poem concerning the article "The Issue in Kanzas." 20/1/2.
Lane, Jim; mentioned in an article about The Detroit Free Press. 20/3/1.
Martin, A. C., Inventor of a type of circular saw; mentioned in an article entitled "Quindaro Saw Mill." 20/2/7.
Moore, John I.; Mentioned in an article entitled "Pro-slavery Meeting in Quindaro." 20/2/6.
Morrill, Lot M., A presidential candidate; mentioned in an article entitled "Another Splendid Republican Victory." 20/3/3.
Morton, (????), A Free-State committee member; mentioned in an article entitled "Free-State Meeting." 20/2/7.
Napoleon, Louis; mentioned in an article entitled "The True Issue in Kanzas." 20/1/3.
Newman, M. B., A chairman; mentioned in an article entitled "Mass Meeting in Quindaro." 20/3/1.
Parrott, Hon. Marcus J.; mentioned in an article entitled "Mass Meeting in Quindaro." 20/3/1.
Petts, C. L., A pro tem committee member and President of committee on the Constitution; mentioned in an article entitled "Temperance Meeting". 20/3/1.
Purkins, Judg. (????), Judge; mentioned in an article entitled "Pro-slavery Meeting in
Quindaro." 20/2/6.
Remely, Rev. (????), A chairman; mentioned in an article entitled "Temperance Meeting." 20/3/1.
Richardson, A. D., Correspondent of The Boston Journal and The Cincinnati Times and a secretary; mentioned in a news item about his return from Southern Missouri. 20/3/1.
Richardson, A. D., Correspondent of The Boston Journal and The Cincinnati Times and a secretary; mentioned in an article entitled "Mass Meeting in Quindaro." 20/3/1
Riley, Capt. R. K., Clerk of the Lightning Line Steamer Tropic; mentioned in a news item about some files. 20/2/1.
Roberts, W. Y.; mentioned in an article entitled "Alson C. Davis." 20/2/4.
Robinson, Gov. (????), Governor and government official; mentioned in an article entitled "Another Invasion." 20/2/2.
Robinson, Gov. (????), Governor and government official; mentioned in an article entitled "Free-State Meeting." 20/2/7.
Robinson, Gov. (????), Governor and government official; mentioned in an article entitled "Pro-slavery Meeting in Quindaro." 20/2/6.
Rowell, A. J., Proprietor of the Quindaro Saw Mill; mentioned in an article entitled "Quindaro Saw Mill." 20/2/7.
Sessions, (????), Engineer and practical Machinist; mentioned in an article entitled "Quindaro Saw Mill." 20/2/7.
Silliman, Prof. (????), A professor; mentioned in a news item about The Detroit Free Press. 20/3/1.
Smith, S. C.; mentioned in an article entitled "Mass Meeting in Quindaro." 20/3/1.
Strong, (????), A Free-State committee member; mentioned in an article entitled "Free-State Meeting." 20/2/7.
Summer, (????); mentioned in an article entitled "The True Issue in Kanzas." 20/1/5.
Todd, John, A Quindaro citizen; mentioned in an article about his return from the states. 20/3/1.
Tuttle, A., Grocery and provision store owner; mentioned in a news item about the new grocery store. 20/3/1.
Walden, J. M., Corresponding secretary of Committee on the Constitution and president pro tem; mentioned in an article entitled "Free-State Meeting." 20/2/7.
Walden, J. M., Corresponding secretary of Committee on the Constitution and president pro tem; mentioned in an article entitled "Mass Meeting in Quindaro." 20/3/1.
Walden, J. M., Corresponding secretary of Committee on the Constitution and president pro tem; mentioned in an article entitled "Temperance Meeting." 20/3/1.
Walker, Gov. (????), Governor; mentioned in an article entitled "Another Invasion." 20/2/2.
Walker, Gov. (????), Governor; mentioned in an article entitled "The True Issue in Kanzas." 20/1/2.
Walker, Gov. (????), Governor; mentioned in an article entitled "Who are the Ressurectionists?" 20/2/4.
Whittier, (????), Poet; author of poem titled, "The West." 20/1/2.
Wright, Got. (????), Minister to Berlin; mentioned in article entitled "Democracy in Indiana." 20/1/6.