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 xliv INDEX New Hartford. 65 New Madrid, 16, 21, 34, 51, 82, 106, 114, 125, 139, 152, 165, 176, 177. 178, 186, 192, 232, 333, 334— Early history, 265; blows to New Madrid, 265; incorporated as a city, 266; long the county seat, 266 New Madrid Academy, 402 New Madrid Baptist Association, 478 New Madrid Circuit, 455 New Madrid Count.y, 164, 165, 178, 517 New Madrid District, 49, 117, 12.5, 176 — Its bound- aries, 81; "L'Anse a la Graise," 82; Indian transfer, 83; Pemiscot county, 107; Scott county, 108; Mississippi county, 1U9 New Madrid Earthquake — Area of, 214; Assures, 218; sand blows, 222; sinks, 222; cause, 223 "New Madrid Gazette," 537 New Madrid Presbyterian Church, 490 ' ' New Madrid Eecord, ' ' 537 "New Madrid Times," 537 Newman, Arthur R., 287 Newspapers, 192. 529, 547 New River. 231 "New Southeast," 544 New Tennessee, 62, 454 New Tennessee Christian Church, 494 Neyboxir, Joseph, 65 Nichols, .Tames A., 1226 Nickey, Emmett C, 1161 Ninth Missouri Infantry, 351 Nipper, Simon G., 876 Nixon, Burton 8., 1175 Nixon, Frank B.. 1175 Noblesse, Peter, 107 Noel, Thomas E., 323 Noell, .lohn W., 322 Normal Dormitory Company. 428 Norman, Moses, 307 Northern Judicial Circuit, 300 Northern Judicial (territorial) Circuit, 154 Northern Presbyterians, 491 Northwest Ordinance, 139 Norton, Eichard C. 426, 435 Null, William, 65 Oakes, Clyde, 760 Oak Grove Baptist ('luirdi. 473 Oakridge, 264, 374 "Oakridge Indicator," 531 Oak Ridge Presbvterian Church, 491 O'Bannon, Welto'n, 96 O'Connor, John N., 734 Odin, John, 413 Odin, J. M., 448 Oertel, Maximilian, 249 Oglesby, Joseph, 206 Ohio River, 24, 27 O'Kelley, H. T., 797 Oldest House in Cape Girardeau (view), 258 Old-Fashioned Ore Holsters in Action (views), 120 Ogle, William, 74, 157. 190 Old Mines, 64, 270, 449 Old-Time Windlass (view), 119 Olive. John Baptiste, 96, 116, 164 Oliver, Arthur L., 887 Omahas, 35 Onen Bav, xiv Oran, 387 "Oran Leader," 542 O'Reilly, 53 O'Reilly, Count, 139 Orr, D., 463 Orth, John, 342 Osage Indians, 54, 63, 183 — Agriculture, 36; furni- ture and implements, 36; polygamy, 37; ste::iing horses, 37; religion. 37; pipe, 38; clothing, 38; Crreat and Little Osages, 39; treaty, 44 Osages, 23, 34, 35, 40, 70 Osborn, Stephen, 276 Otter Bayou, 230 Otto, George H., 737 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, 451 Outngamies, 37, 40 Overall. Asa, 206 Overall. B. W., 533 Overton, James M., 311 Owen, David W., 662 Owen, Given, 307, 309 Owen, Reuben, 309 Owen, R. P.. 295 Oxley, James, 308 Ozark Plateau, Elevation of, ix Pacahas, 35 Page. Thomas J. E., 944 Painter, Louis, 262 Painter, (Mrs.) Louis, 78 ' ' Palladium, ' ' 531 Palmer. Aaron. 636 Panker. D. B., 507 Pankev, David Young, 309 Pankey, D. B., 836 Pankey, D. Y.. 285, 349 Paquin, Joseph, 413 Paragould & Memphis Railroad, 508 Paragould Southeastern Railroad, 508 Paramore & McDaniel, 295 Parish, Joseph. SO Parker. A. F., 1283 Parker, Henry B., 851 Parkin. Felix J., 659 Parks & Akin, 266 Parks, F. C, 995 Parma, 380 ' ' Parma Victor, ' ' 537 Parrott, .Tames, 291 Parochial Schools, 400 Parsons, Charles B., 591 Parsons, Roscoe R. S.. 595 Pascola, 381 Patterson, 178, 273 "Patterson Times," .545 Patterson, Andrew. 171 Patterson, .Tohn, 74 Pawnees, 41 Payne, .loseph, 107 Pease & Hill, 297 Peck, 58 Peck. Elmer H., 962 Peck, George W.. 374, 961 Peck, John Mason, 203 Ppckham, .Tames, 344 Peers, .Tohn D., 302 Pelts, Charles L., 601 Pelts, .lohn A., 600 Pelts, Joseph, 307, 600 ' ' Pemiscot Argus, ' ' 538 Pemiscot Bajou, xiv