The North-Carolina standard., 1837-11-08
INDIAN TREATIES.

Substance OF the Treaty between the United
ties and the confederat+d tribes of the
Sacs and Foxes CT the Mississippi by their
Cries and delegates.
The Slcs and Foxes cede 100000 acres OF
land lying west and adjoining the tract convey
ed 10 them bv the United Sites in 1882. The
points of termination 10 be the northern and
southern points of said tract, as fixed by the sur
vey made by rhe United States A line is to be
drawn between them. SO its to inlersect line
extened weslwnrdIy from the ang lie nearly op-
poste Rock Island. 1t is estimated that the
lliie will be about rs miles.
The Sacs and Foxes cede all right or interes,
in the land ceded by them in July, 1880, which
might br claimed by them under the phraseoio
ey Of the frs, article Of said treaty. The Unit
I'd States agree TO the following stipulations.
To survey the land at their expense. and place
land ma ks thereon
To pay the just debts OF the confcderated
tribps. to he amount OF 8 100000
To deliver them goods. al cost, suited to their
wants, to the amount oil 5 2S,5O0.
TO expend in erecting two grlst.mIlls, and
for the support of two millers years 3 10000.
To expend, in building and fencing, and for
other bent fetal objects, 3 l4,00o
TO supply with provisions, to the amount
o! s 5000 year, for two years.
10 expend, On laborers, and on other objects
connected with aiding them in agriculture, s 2
COO for five years.
Fo. the purchase of horses and presents. te
be delivered at St. Louis. s 4,50o.
To invest 8 100000 in safe State stocks arc
to guaranty the Indians an annual income OF
per cent. payment to be made in moneyor goods
Mt the option ofthe tribe provided that the Pre-
sident may. with their consent, apply portion
thereof to education, and other purposes calculat
cd 10 improve them.
The two blacksmiths' and the gunsmith's es
tablshnents TO which the Saes and Foxes arr
entitled under former treaties, shall be removed
10, and be supported in, the country retained b!
them.
The Sacs and Foxes to remove from the ced
cd tract il eight months from the ratification o
The treaty. Keokuck to remain in possession o
his village for two years after the ratification
thereof.
The expenses of this negotiation, and Of tn
chiefs and Delegates TO and from Washington
cry, to be paid by the United States.
Substance Of the Treaty between the Unite
States aud The Yankton tribe of Sioux La
d'ans, by their chiefs and delegates.
The Yankton tribe cede all their right an
interest IN the land ceded by the treaty conclud
ed With them and the other tribes in July. 1896
Ibr United States agree to pay the Indian
for he land 340Jo.
s 1900 to be expended in tho purchase G
horses and presenis on their arrival at ST. Louis
- 8 2 600 in goods at the expense of the Unite
Stiies at the time their anuuiiies are delivere
next wear
$500 10 defray the expense ok1emoving th
Agency bai,diug and blacksmiths shop fror
their present site. e
Phe expense Of this negotiation, and of ii
chiefs and delegates to this city and their home
TO be paid by the United Stntes.
substance of the Treaty between the Unit,
States and the Sacs apd Foxes OF the Nj
souri,: +.
The Missouri Sac and Fox Indians cede {