T. Bird, 44; W E. Boardman, 159, 221; A. Boutelle, 86; E. Buckinghamn, 45, 209; J. H. Buffington, 125; Asa Bullard, 234; C. Burnham, 74; C. Butler, 203; C. Cadwell, 11, 130; J. A. Carnahan, 204; E. A. Carson, 105; S. Cary, 208, 232; S. Chaffee, 275; W. Chamberlin, 128, 181; C. G. Clarke, 112; J. A. Clark, 60; J. M. Clark, 131, 175; N. C. Clarke, 83, 197; P. S. Cleland, 45, 229; J. Cochran, 257; T. Cole, 200; C. Dickinson, 79; W. T. Dickson, 15, 246; A. M. Dixon, 107, 159, 274; D. Dobie, 210; A. Donaldson, 12; J. Dyke, 205; 0. Emerson, 61,103,172, 270; W. Fithian, 83, 201; C. R. Fisk, 197; H. Foote, 74, 225; J. L. Frary, 178; A. Gaston, 18, 109, 176, 249: F. Gaylord, 125; G. Gemmel, 80; W. Graves, 205; F. R. Gray, 177, 249; J. Gray, 210; H. Gregg, 46; L. Hall, 63; S. Hardy, 207; M. Harrison, 45; R. Hawley, 44, 229; E. H. Hazard, 16; Alex. Henry, 139; J. C. Holbrook, 56, 99, 171, 272; E.G. Howe,64; O. P. Hoyt, 66; H. Hyde, 231; A. Johnson, 133; G. S. Johnson, 85; A. Jones, 106; J. G. Kanouse, 261; C. Kellogg, 133; W. M. King, 78; N. Kingsbury, 62; J. Kittredge, 184; J. W. M'Cormick, 137; H. Marsh, 77; J. Marsh, 131; S. Mason, 231; B. F. Morris, 81, 202; E. P. Noel, 105, 178, 246; C. Nichols, 42, 76; F. A. Packard, 138; H. G. Pendleton, 17; D. J. Perry, 128; J. W. Pierce, 87; F. W. Porter, 139; Jer. Porter, 42, 107; J. G. Porter, 80; M. M. Post, 255; A. L. Rankin, 103; J. Rieger, 11; L. Rogers, 62, 109; H. Root, 112; J. B. Saye, 205; J. H. Shields, 204; S. Smalley, 76; H. Smith, 84; L. M. S. Smith, 232; J. W. Smith, 206; L. Spencer, 126, 198, 253; J. D. Stevens, 160; R. Stewart, 128; J. Summers, 182; O. C. Thompson, 206; J. T. Tucker, 247; A. Turner, 171; A. C. Tuttle, 88; E. F. Waldo, 89; C. Washburn, 269; C. Waterbury, 252; D. Weir, 224; G. C. Wood, 65, 130; B. Woodbury, 135; W.W.Woods, 173; R. N. Wright, 13; S. G. Wright,

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110, 180, 252

138, 233

225, 276

Officers of A. H. M. S.,

40

137

Ohio, appeal for

135, 209

13

Old missionary introducing a recent one

to his field,

257

One case among many,

260

Ottowa Presbytery,

201

Our country, 193; prospects of,

194, 265

50

28

184

268

137

Not all dark,

Notice to missionaries,

Now is the accepted time,

Page.

Hennepin, Ill., 17; Howell, Mich.,

112; Hume, N. Y., 46; Huntingdon,

Canada, 210; Huron, N. Y., 89; La-

peer, Mich., 208; Logansport, Ind.,

255; Lyndon, Ill., 16; Madison Co.,

Ill., 16; Marmateau, Mo., 178;

Mining Region, Wis., 159; Oxford,

Ind., 204; Pleasant Township, Ind.,

134; Plymouth, Ill., 78; Potosi, Wis.,

222; Prairie du Chien, 160; Prairie-

ville, Wis., 62; Putnamville, Ind.,

229; Stockbridge Mission, 108;

Swan Creek, Ill., 182; Tazewell,

Tenn., 205; Thorntown, Ind., 44;

Troy, Ill., 181; Unitia, Tenn., 205;

Versailles, Ill., 201; Victoria, Ill.,

182; Virgil, Ill., 198, 253; Virginia

Settlement, Ill., 63; Wauwatosa,
Wis., 77; Webster, Mich., 112; West
Ely, Mo., 15, 246; Western New-
York, 113; Whitehall, Ill.,

130

Privileged chamber,

276

Professors, lapsed

86

Rewards of missionary life,

206

Progress,

131

Rhode Island H. M. S.,

31

Progress against difficulties,

Progress, encouraging, 202; steady, 125;

in hard times,

128

Roman Catholic immigration,

Romanism, 59; apprehensions in regard

to, 227; in Iowa,

33, 270

170

Prosperous year,

76

Protracted prayer-meeting,

113

Providence, preaching of,

Providential preservation,

132

Scene on a camp-ground,

178

Public sentiment in favor of Home Mis-

Schools, efforts to promote,

61

Searching for the scattered sheep,

224

Sects, diversity of

127

Qualifications of missionaries, 100, 123,

Racine, Wis.,

200, 214

Settlement, history of

111

Sheep without a shepherd,

103

74

Sickness,

228

Receipts acknowledged, 19, 47, 67, 91,
116, 140, 163, 186, 216, 235,

Sickness away from home,

263, 280

Six months' labor,

Reiterated expostulation,

200

Rejoicing over converts,

87

Solemn event,

42

Relations of Auxiliaries,

241

Solemn warning,

171, 273

Relations, modify our duties,

2

Something gained,

110

Religious statistics of Iowa,

82

Something must be done,

261

Report, 16th, 25; summary, 25; the trea-

Souls in peril,

104

sury, 27; the coming year, 27; aux-

iliaries and agencies, 23; the hand

of God in the West,

Standard bearer fallen,

129

State and other large Auxiliaries,

241

37

Statistical reports,

262

Results, 89, 109, 133, 223; happy, 42, 80;

Steady growth,

88, 106, 125

of a revival,

45, 112

Sting removed,

126

Review of a year,

130

Strange preaching places,

84

Review of labor,

209

Strong delusions,

255

Sudden judgments,

16

86

Revivals in Augusta, Mich., 131; Bed-

ford, Ind., 184; Bellville, Ill., 181;

Bentonville, Tenn., 205; Bethany,

Ind., 229; Bloomington, Ind., 44;

Bolivar, Mo., 246; Boonville, Ind.,

203; Cahoes, N. Y., 210; Canton,

Ill., 126; Collinsville, Ill., 181; Cos-

hocton, O., 45; Dayton, Ind., 204;

Delavan, Wis.. 18; Dubuque, Iowa,
104; Eckford, Mich., 231; Elgin, Ill.,
197; Fairplay, Wis., 272; Fort Ann,
N. Y., 137; Gardner's Prairie, Wis.,
42; Geneva, Wis., 62; Green Bay,
42; Greencastle, Ind., 204; Green-
field, Ill., 198; Greenville, Ill., 279;
Greenwood, Ind., 45, 229; Griggs-
ville, Ill., 16, 63; Hannibal, Mo., 247;

Tabernacle set up,

Table prepared in the presence of ene-
mies, 78; spread in the wilderness, 232

Temperance, 80, 87, 107, 109, 126, 128,

184; in Iowa, 60; in Wisconsin,

Temporal trials and spiritual blessings,
Ten counties in Missouri,

Testimony of a pastor in Mass., 7; of a
pioneer,

Testimony to the character of Western

missionaries,

"This is the Lord's doing,"

Time of darkness and trial,

Tithes brought in,

Toils and rewards,

75

247

178

207

84

181

226

274

206