Bank, National, 179. Beauvais, M., of Kaskaskia, 29. Belêtre, Captain, commandant at Detroit, 4. Birkbeck, Morris, quoted, 105-106. Black Hawk, Indian leader, 198-199; enemy of Americans, 198, 199-200; rebellion, 160, 200-203; after defeat, 203-204; later life and death, 204-205. Blue Licks, Battle of, 71. Bouquet, Colonel Henry, 15-16, 17. Bushy Run, Battle of, 15-16.
Cadillac, see La Mothe-Cadillac. Cahokia, Pontiac at, 18; school for Indians at, 30; under English, 31; taken by Clark, 48, 55; British try to seize, 69. Caldwell, Captain, 71. Campbell, Colonel, British commandant at Detroit, 6. Campus Martius, fortification in Ohio, 81. Canada passes to British control, 1. Carver, Jonathan, 12. Cass, Lewis, statesman of the Northwest, 183; life, 184-186; Governor of Michigan, 190; expedition into Mississippi regions, 190-191; aids against Indians, 196. Cass Lake, 191. Chartres, Fort, French commandant sends message to Indians, 14; Pontiac at, 17; "center of life and fashion," 30; after cession to English, 31; Saint-Ange commands, 33; Croghan invited to, 35; Sterling reaches, 36. Chillicothe (O.), 100. Chouteau, Pierre, 32-33. Cincinnati, named, 82; migration to, 99; legislature in, 131; education, 171. Clark, G. R., in Illinois country, 48; life and character, 48-49; delegate to Virginia Assembly, 49; proposes capturing British posts, 50; commissioned by Virginia council, 51; expedition, 51-56; at Kaskaskia, 59-60, 60-61; expedition to Vincennes, 61-66; plans expedition against Detroit, 67; failure of plan, 68; later life and death, 68; expedition against Miami towns, 71; agreement of 1785 with Indians, 79. Clay, Henry, 164, 205. Cleaveland, Moses, 99. Columbus (O.), Cumberland Road reaches (1833), 166. Continental Congress claims Northwest, 71. Corydon (Ind.), capital removed from, 177 (note). Croghan, George, 34-36. Cumberland Gap, 102. Cumberland Road, 165-168, 178. Cutler, Dr. Manasseh, 80-81, 82. Cuyahoga River, Pontiac halts English at, 3.
Davis, Jefferson, 201, 203, 204. Dearborn, Fort, 149, 152, 153. Deckhard rifle, 120. Defiance, Fort, 92, 94. Detroit, occupied by French, 2-3; surrenders to English, 4; in 1760, 4-5; Pontiac plans destruction of, 11; council with Indians at, 17; Clark plans attack, 67-68; British refuse surrender, 83; Wayne obtains cession of Indian land near, 95; garrison at, 152; Hull's expedition for relief of, 153; growth, 193. Douglas, S. A., statesman of Northwest, 183; life, 184-187. Duquesne, Fort, see Pitt, Fort.