The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-07
Late from Florida.
COPY OF THE TREATY OF PEACE.
PROM riL MOUNTAINEERING.

TAlIAHAssEE, MARoH, IL, 1857
The Government Express has just arrlv.
ed from the late seat OF war, bnuglng the
welcome intelligence that peace has again
been restored TO Florida. I've hasten 10 lay
before the Public the following official copy
the treaty Of capIlulalon.
We are happy TO learn that Governor
CALL will not III consequence OF tins cheer
ing Intelligence, relax ms vigilance IN pro.
tecllng the frontier. A strong Gordon viii
be maintained until the last Indian is beyond
our hunts. Indeed, Il is 10 be expected that
few desperadoes, and especially the Nj.
casuky band, will stall hold out, notwlih
standing the general caPltulalion oi the na'
ton. IL Is hoped that the counties, hereto
lore So prompt III the discharge OF their du.
ties, viii forthwith furnish thelr quotas, aud
aol leave STAN on their patriotism on The
exc OF glorious termination OF our DUH.
cuttles.
CAPiruLATlON
Oi tie Seminole nation u lnd,ans and their allies
by Jumper, lio,a,ooche,. o. Dasy and -hOiO,s
and lu.i, ,m,D~ cred ,, n,n, entered ,nto ~s.A
Major General Thomas :. Jesup commanding the
Ualtrd states forces IN f,ofids, this siHtn day Of
March, oae thousand eisA hundred aud ihillJ
seven.
AgrIciE l. The chiefs above named, m behalf
OF themselves aud The nation, agree that host.i-
ties snail ctase immortality, aud shAl. noi Is &c.
sgolrJ
AGrlclr , They agree and bind themselves
thai me eutlfe n.Iiou snail eungraIo 10 ll'c Suu'-
4, aslgusd them Is The President u Tue tuhed
S.ates, acst OF Is, N.sslasIp,a.
AArloI g. Juul they eHigfaie, they viii place
IN the possession VI tlss oruetai commanding TIE
yts9ps, hostages lof inc i-s,alal Performances .!
their e. =. caent--
AErtcLg l. Tho ludian, shali Immediately ~ilh.
dtaA 10 lac .outh Of lhc Hd.sbyfuCsa lGuss
.alad north oi that fIscf, GaG itnr dfaSn ifuu
f5d Fosgcf eur tart :.crl tito 4. ocean, wlthyat
/ ,sfE,s- lJn o. Tue 1euefai commanding aitef tvs
iss VI AYsiE ali Is considered buslae.
ARrlcLa 5 VI ,Jor Gaarf4l Jrsrr, ia behalf o.
the Duitcd states, sgt.,s taAt tie Semlnoi,s, and
their allies h0 coine aud eu4lsI y shg est,
shall lie secure IA ,Btu lives And ps0petiy. thai
/ their negroes, lltit bona hdc FfuPrly, Baall &C
company .arm lo tie West, aud lnat tueu cattle
and ponies shah be paid iot BY the ailed States
i at ialg ya,ua.Ipu.
+ ARrICLA D. IhAt the expenses of The movement
/ aes, shall b ysid by the Uhaed states
! AEr,cIx = Thai the chiefs, Aa-filgs, aud Their
/ aa,iaes AID NJ ross, shall - suDslAled iton us
/ uuc tnty a@ssanle u camp, near lAuspa Bay, 90.
sd The; arr3gu a, itelf hlf.ts, sat u the Slssis
sipgl aud t3clgg months lhcfe&i.ef, Il uss eKpsas<
/ u utu Int8ed states.
+ AKrtcte 5 las chiefs aud varttofs. With theft
+ families, all assemble 90 lbs camp 10 - aesISuAt
Cd ty The commanding general. - sogu a. thsy
can ana a. ~ events ~ DE ysa y Apf,. =
ho.1.,ches ali couse IL IL oaec Nlih bis l~ogse
aae lbs oibet ,os rs Siii io&oW e. fast a. possible
Arviclt 3. Transports All y ready totaks tI'
Iaa,ans anh Their nsgroSs OF 10 tneaf "sslEff
noAtes.
AKriclr TO- Meanopy vii be one Of The bos
lages. tie IS - s,sd The eo'nmaGaing seueTsl ans
ali remain nsar hita utt.! his pSOP.s ale fcaoy i
lnye.
Article H. All the Advantages secured TO ~
Iuciaus by the treaty o. Payas's Landing, ADD 10
enumerated IA ,bo preceding ARTICLES, are hsfsbl
recognised and secured 10 tIetu.
Aigaed al Csr,p Dadr On TIE 6A Of MsrcA b
GeEsral Jgspr ana Jsar Of tAs PnRcips4 tAigs.