Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-14

them AMI the United ~ Neon
In len Of sail by The Senate. the said payment
to be -, from the De artment OF the INTERIOR
ticeis HS rust fund provided for in the Fourth
tbozea nf'eer spuated, that the President DO a
70 tn treaty soon afIer Ss ss 81 ~
ient to cause TO he se artie may coave
md such of sS I @
s Gy iS S thsF
| expedent. 'tssaid II deemed
Articles .The HsBeed iS Of n s sTslsle
failed and refused avail themselves OF lie
tenth oh St ss
II Is hereby agreed at their request thai in lien y,
the tract OF land set apart the occupancy OF said S
B eds there shall be paid 10 them By the Unt=d States
mtg thousand aoars Il pfas.%
Lhat the Capitalization This article shall in manner
Attest AsBURY DICKINs, Secrt,arv.
t Aha whereas the said amendments having cub
Mileu ana explained to the said Meday toan and
WahP9y .kotay bands OF Dakota or Sioux Indians The
sa% eea a on tae day thou
as St,en1eu 6y tho Senate in words following to
and Iootsy bSas OF S
Sioux indians parties to the treaty concluded at
august, ghteen hundred and ty .one confins in The
Of the a as sa ae S s
VIII De get apart for our future occupancy home as
our Tree aud voluntary assent said treaty ofAugust
1871 as smended by the resolution Senate OF tile
hundred iftytwo the same ia wing been
US py alexander Ramsey supe Intendsnt OF Indian
or inc territory OF Mlnncsota and Commissioner on The
part OF no United staes and fully and fairly explained
by him TO US in Council assembled.
In testimony whereof Chiefs and Head
I en Oh inc Med ay:wo. kat toan aud Wah.payk
panas OF Dakota or sioux Indians, have sbscr.
bed their names in duplicate, the the Superm.
enden Of Indian in the town Paul. Terri
huCdred and ffty.two.
Wa wa pa shay, = Ee.wankam. ee m zheel,
Ia-oya-tc-duta, O-tcho- kali doo-tah,
Wakoo-tay, 6by his nephewl Hoe ee-3an.doOah,
. ia'Ichah koo,wash.tay, Taayh moo. he ya.ya,
Maza ia, Cby his brothers Wa 500 he T'dab,
i've, mne.tCIhIhhPee, Oankee- aliee.dan,
TIC LOO. shsh shah, Wa soowsetelasta. shnee,
dGhan pee yoo'ka, Tcha-noon.pa.sa
Wa.kan. hendec.otH, Kah.hce. dab
Heen.han.dooIa, Tce.tchayI
Wa. kan.o zhanzhan, Ta.tcLau.h'p e.sa.pa
Tookan.a a. hena. ma nee, Ta.mohah
VA wa. M -doota, Na:pa-wa. kandapay,
Ia. ma "a. no washtay, Tsshs.S ah,
A.! Ma. ka ia. ne. na.zlia, Wa-kan.dee.ka-ha,
ia;sa gee n-Iazha, Weeohn.da,
Taay. .wo .teon.ma.nee omputoo loo.taI
Iosh3ankay, Pa.pay.
Witness: Henry ". Rice. Philauder Prescott, U. S.
Interpreter. Wallace Il. White, Secretary G. L Ener.
son; Samuel John Findley.
To tho Indian names are subjoined marks.
The foregoing assent signed in MYSELF
anu lie witnesses whose names annexed.
ro,, ,,.ro,,.. =, A 4. RAMSEY, Gommtssioaer.
MORE, President ofthc United States OF America do in
pursuance Of the advice and consent OF the Senate e
thousand eight hundred and fItytwo accept, rally,
and confirm the said treaty as amended.
ted States to be herewith afiXed having signed
Done at the city OF Washington, this twentyfour.h
day OF February, in the year OF Lord one
IT, thousand eight hundred and three, and the
Independence of the United States the seventy
esgned1 WILLARD FILLMORE
CSgned) EDWARD EVERETT,
=s.l.-.... Secretary of State.