It was the solicitude of Indiana in regard to the glorious Union of these Republics.

While he was staying at Fort Leavenworth, he heard that Jim Lane, Captain Cleveland and Captain Chandler were on their way from Indiana to Kansas with a body of Free State men, between two and three hundred strong.

"Future Mrs. BUMSTEAD," he cheerfully replies, at last, "my observation and knowledge of the women of America teach me that there never was a wife going to Indiana for a divorce, who had not at first sworn to love, as well as honor and obey, her husband.

As a large majority of the citizens of Indiana at that time, were natives of slave states, they well knew the actual condition of the slaves.

[Footnote 1: With confederated tribes of Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indiana of the Upper Arkansas River.] JULY 30, 1861.

Since her unsuccessful attempt to win over Indiana by introducing her to that group, Undine had been righteously resolved to remain aloof from it; and she was drawing herself up to her loftiest height of disapproval when the stranger, as if unconscious of it, went on: "Sacha speaks of you so oftenshe admires you so much.

SIR: A treaty made with the Miami tribe of Indians in the State of Indiana on the 28th day of November last for the residue of their lands in that State has been unexpectedly received.

INDIANA prize plays, as presented by the Little Theatre Society of Indiana during the season of 1922-23, by Judith K. Sollenberger, William O. Bates, Donald Grooms King [and others]

A short time ago I went before the Legislature of Indiana with a petition signed by 25,000 women, the best women in the State.

Through Indiana from Hammond to Hobart the road is macadamized and in perfect condition; we reached Hobart at half-past nine; no stop was made.

For a time Undine restrained the question on her lips; but one afternoon, when she had inducted Indiana into the deepest mysteries of Parisian complexion-making, the importance of the service and the confidential mood it engendered seemed to warrant a discreet allusion to their bargain.

Soon after the council at Vincennes, Tecumseh went South among the Creeks to extend the confederacy of the people of Indiana among them.