Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-15
BY AUTHORITY.
TREATIES.
concluded by The United States of America Nth
Z Foreign Nations and Indian Tribes.

r. >SstSH NutioTS ana indian Tribes :
j treaty with the Chickasaws, June %, 1859.
WILLARD FILLMORE,
"a, Fsh ,ENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
A singular 10 Gsoss. these presens shaH come
whereas Treaty made and concluded at the Cit,
states and Colonel Edmund Piekens BENJAMIN s. Lovs
q Only fn igBsnt ShsS
Articles treaty eoaeadsI st TO
DAY oil June, 1852, betwecn Kenton Harper commits
mlnd pickens Benamln {. Love, and Sampson F isom
aay appointed Tor that purpose, by
AnSle The chiekasaw tribe OF indians acknowlede,
themselves 10 be under the guardianship OF the United
States and as means securing the protection guarsn
iced 10 them by former treaties ills agreed That All aee
Article The expenses attending The sale OF the Ianis
eedsd by the Chic to the United States under the
treaty OF sS2 hsyig, for time past, exceeded Inc
eS ~ agreed That the remnant OF the lands so
eabe under the dtrccuon OF the President OF the United
states IN such maier and IN such Quantities as in his
and most eond 4cve to their benefit: ProvidsI That
PoSto 9l aHH including the near the town
iends are buried aud exceeding four cres in guam
ponotoc to be held sscred r t
OF public burial ground 70 ever.
gh OF me CHIC kasaws 50 long cotended by them to
az vao oil iour Mules square Oh The River Sandy,
tue otete oil tennessee, and particularly described The
ah article Of the treaty concluded at odtown, 18Th
uay OF octoboT 1915 shall be submitted
Of The Interior who shall dec de- amount
shall be paid to the Chckasays SAID eservatio;
excesi ioa aud cents per- os as
ns a "aI !; The alisge tn in the manage
they have been subjected to losses and expenses which
properly should be borne by the United states With the
view there ore of doing IG justice the Iemses it is
hereby agreed that there shall be- as early daJ as
Secretary Interior billing detail ali the nom one
sys which, from time to timc have been placed in the
from the ire ties Of 1882 aud and all the
mens made therelrom And said account stated shall
Inc ChCkaSaIES, who shall la the
sge within areasonabe time Of filing exceptions thereto
tary Interior, Shall adjudcate the same accor
sa he t eI m Of law and equity ami his decision
II rs also alleged by the Ghickasaws that there
States for the benefit orphan and incompetent Chieks
saws have been wronsuly paid to persons wing no
that all such cases shall be Investigated by the Agent Of
Inc the sates under The direction Of the Secretary
Sad secretary that any OF the orphans aud ncOmpeens
amount thus misapplied accounted for by The U
led States as II no such had been made Tsee
Article The CtcSnsaws DESTROYS that the whole
States Tue bene Of their People and thar ts
SAFE SHAH on no account be diminished II is, therefore,
fund.- IN trust aforesaid and shall constantly keep The
same invested In safe and profitable stocks, Interest
ton: Provided That fund as the Chick.
the permanent settlement their trbs as eoatempla led
the treaty Of 1884, shall be subject the control
Article 6. The and duties conferred on certain
reaTS s @ in The an article of The
be vested in and romr by the General Council
sproined or thai purposes certificate or decd CIV
en- or executed by The aforesaid, winch the
been withheld shall approved the same
s1 b ns receive the s,nstion Of the cekasqw Council
the United States for SAID Chickasaw nation.
by the Government the United States out ofthe CSeK
i unless The same shall have been cons
however, That this clause shall payments upon
the chlckasaw Gene Council. interfere with the due
administration Of the acts OF CUngrc regulating taue
Article II is further eed, regular semi annual
saw nd shall be furnished the Ccasaw Council
Government OF the United States.
paid the Chickasaw nation, full expenses incurred by
their commissioners negotiating this treaty [see
in witness whe the contracting parties have hereto
set their and seals the day and year above written
GGmMis; S Iss u: United states. [srALl
stNpsMH yo 3 LOVE SEAL
Commissioner FOR the ChickGsaIrs.
cHtRLEs :. MIX. Chief Clerk, oef.e Lsdsan 4sai,.
7. X. CHUTrESDEN,
AARON v. BRows ,Iuterpreter
the sa dr 1yias SsSn 10
thereon Tie Senate did, the thirteenth day August
one thousand eight huua ed and fitytwO, amend
same by resolution in the words and figures following,
Resotred Ctwohirds OF the Senators Iie4ent CONCUR
rng) That the Senate advise aud the ratica
ton Of the Articles Treaty conelue at Washington on
kemtOn HaIe,, Commissioner on the pa OF tho United
s9tss, aod g Snel tdnun! pekens. Benz MINIS Love.
that purpose 6y the ccksaaw tribe of Indias with the
following -
At the end Of the Fourth a:tice add the following:
Provided That the provisions OF this tice sGa not
States 20 reimburse any expenditures made
Of 1889 and 1891 And pr farther That the Uniled
States shall not Re aoe to repay held in trust for
C in which pa moneys has made up
the recommendation certificate OF the parsons ap
pointed for that in the fourth article al the treaty
1881 OF their successors and in Gthe'
Grthe That tie United States shall not Lc held respos
bic for reservation OF land OF any saic lease or
erwisc disposed Of in conformity with the several pro-
visions OF said treaties t>s2 and 1891
Article TO- And it is further stipulated That III no case
hereafter shall an! money due OF to be raid under this
treaty the contracting
parties be paid to any agent ttorney; but shalt ali
cases be paid directly TO tic party or parties
Attest ASBURY DICKINs, Secretary
And whel the said amendments having been submit
ted and explained 10 Chckasaw Indians Council
sembled, said Chckasaws did, the sixteenth day OF
to said treaty amended by the Senate, III words follow
Ing to wit: a.. c.,..., ,,,u,,, -, a.. cb,.,,.
asaws passed 9TH February 1852, Colonel Edmund Pick
ponled commissioners on behalf 81 the ciekasaw people
10 negotiate Treaty with tho UIted states and the said
treaty with Harper Commissioner the OF
United States The said Treaty having rat
States, with thereto, sail amend
ments having been duly considered and fully understood
in council assembled that the SAID do consent
ratify said amendments and hereby make the same
binding on the Chickasaw people though the had
leen part OF the original treaty; -. ..,, 900
approved * df ~ Saf MeGsH PSeaieat Of
Attest DoUGiERrY COLBERT, c.