Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-14
BY AUTaoRITY.T q
TREATIES.
concluded By the United ,Stqtts of America ,pitb
Foreign Nations and Indian Tribes.
Treaty with the Sioux, August s. 1851.
MIILARn RIILIMnRE u.

MLLLhhD FILLMORE,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA.i \
70 az and sfagaGr 10 eo taese pressnts sali come
iIyh.,... Greeting.
nnc shnn s9Iy OF Mi,liesota on the nth day or August
Tntea aG s.a,a eight hundred and between the
Ahairs and Alexander Ramsey, Governor and eS
sstg as commissioners, the ~ ayva kantoan AMI
baTds Dakota Sioux Indians which
articles Of treaty made concluded at MENDOZA in
eighteen nn on the fifth day Of August
OF erica, BY Luke Lea Commissioner or Indian aIars
en a4S
oag a aI We aor That and
dians. " Da"osa VI eioux IN
the United States the Media ywa and Wan
paykoo tay bands OF Dakota Sioux Indians shall be
Article 2. The said Med aywa. Kan toan and wsbpav
tay pands Of Indians do cby tede and renquis
gu ANUS anu az their right, title and claim any
snas whatever, in tile Territory OF Minnesota the
Articles Inpart consideration foregoing cessio
and REIMBURSEMENT, the United hereby apart
parties to this treaty by them as nGia lands
miles, either side ss RIVER Sn of Len
Rves a SS the eas S1 m s n xsw 3
line running due south mouth to tile Waraiu Ry
err the boundaries of said tlac be out by as
as The President OF The United States shalt directs ProvI
Ssd nat saa tract shall be held and occupied by said
equally ard alike In all the benefits derived from any
e treaty between said bands either them the
United States [ls article out. See amend.
montS
Artiole4 In further and full consideration of said css
sion ami relinushcn the United States agree TO pay
tue sum 81 oGe milton four hundred and
manner and i sof tLe purposes following to wits:
their aHrs comply with their tTesent iust
gagomcnti and IN cons deralon OF their removing them.
they agree to do within one year after Their ratification
s aud no Inc United
Tue alter their removal (Which they agree 10 do
ales the Of two twey III ss Sn e
lars lSSSO 0OO Provided, That said shall be paid
one half 10 the Chief Hcadmen ali HOO Ia
SSnG In such manner as they hereafter in open Council
OF said Indians 10 the apart them as the ne
gless '-''N' " ''N
3D. To be laid underthe direction OF the President
OF mills and shops, opening rEs fencing and
b. +ang land and for such otle beneficial objects as may
be deeined most conducive the rosperity
ness Lsaid Indians, thirty Thousand dollars 1890 O00
ten Thousand dollars 6 .4IO 000) 10 wit: one milton one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars Sl,t6o OO0) 10
interest the reon TO be paid annually said Indians for
enc e.Sb 3 e3Ts The frs. day OF July
pay nen Of such 6alace principal pay
men to be applied under the direction orthe President
ID For agricultural inpro ycmcnt and civil
zatlon iund, the sum Of twelve thousand dollars
Atm. For educational purposes the sum OF SIX thos aud
9th For purchase Gods and provisions the sum
OF ten thousand dollars, (Sl0,0OO)
6th For money annuity, lie OF thirty thousand dol.
Arc'e The entire annuity, provided in first
section oil the second article OF the treaty If September
twenty ninth. eighteen hundred and thirty CIS3
ihc,udIns any ended baIace may
ury on the lrS o. July, cSuteeI red AMI ffLyLwO,
(Ieo@') shall thereafter be paid in money.
Article g. lie avs al tho Utited states prohibiting
the intrud.e '- ard OF spTituuus liquors LIZ
dian count ,uI force aud effect
lefTo he eby Seded andgiJIug Minnesota
eryvse directed by Congress or the esemt OF
Artee6 tues aad regu atoms to protect the rights
TcrSOLs It'd VIeItI tic Indians, pa ties this
treaty ana ad1 ed 10 Their condition aud wants, may
prescribed and ceu such the PicsIdeE
shaiI direcl.
Article 3. The Half Breeds Sioux Natio haviI.
Idl!oil Ind refused tU avail themselves
thclI benefit IN the aud tenth eatS
CONCLUDED at Prairie du Chen ;u!X,
eighteen hundred aud thirty, 1t is hereby agreed t.i
request that, III lieu the LAID
occupancy O said Half breeds there shall! be Them
BY The United SIates under direction P esdcn
the sum Of one hui died and fifty thousand dollars CIuO,
0O: Provided that the atiic Shalt
IN no manner affect the other provisions tteaty-
G'rhis article was struck out. See amendments.
IN wit ness WHEREOF the said Luke Lea aud Alexander
Ramsey, Commissioners the pat OF the United States
anu the unGersigncd Chiefs and HeAdmcn The ay
wa kan t9an and Wnh pay kOo tay bands OF Dakota
Sioux Indians, have hcrcutu set their hands,
Ia, IN the Territory OF Minnesota, this fifth iay Au
gust, Ammo Donini one thousand eight hundred
ty'Oue.