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10 bo determined by said appraisers and until ma
fall patent other evidence % title 10 The lAnds
signed to said individual individuals shall bo sss..
given TO them.
AHuclR 3. The Wyandott nation hereby reluss.,
release the United STAIRS FROM all their FSh,s laaa
20 annuity, school moneys, blacksmith eslahshms,,
sstance and materials employment Of an aseut ~ -
benefit or any other object thing Of a natioasl 4 ~
ter and from all tho stlpulations and guarantees y -
character, provided for contained 10 former ue,,
vel from any and all other claims demands 49,
ever a. a nation, arising under any treaty or tras
between them add the government vi the uaitea -
Ia consideration 81 which release and rclinqushm..
United States hereby agree 70 pay 10 the Wyando ~.
the sum OF three hundred aad eighty thousand 49,
be equally distributed and paid all the iadyidua
members Of the said nation in three annual inxs.
payable Ia The month az October, commencing The -
year The shares Of the families whose heads the -
sionsrs shall have decided mol 10 he competent aas ~
persons 10 receive The same and those Of orphans M
and insane persons be paid TO- and recepjed r \,
individuals designated or appointed BY the WysuS
council 10 act their representatives aud guardians
Such part Of the annuity under the treaty Of aae a.
sand eight hanired and iorty-two shall have aoes
aud may remain unpaid, AZ the date of The payment y y
hrst OF the above-nen TONED staments syl then i ~
TO the Wyaadotts, and be ~ full and timi dschsrs
said annuity.
ARrioLs 4 The sum Of one hundred thousand loll,r
vested under the treaty Of one thousand eight haudt
hfsy together with any accumulation OF said prina
sum- shall be paid over 10 the Wyandotts ia like uaps
with the three hundred aud eighty thousand dollars ma
toned in the next preceding article but in two equal =
nnal nstaimeots, commencing year after the payn
OF the last instaimen OF the said aboye-mentiorea an
Ia the time the interest the said invested ~
and any accumulation thereof together with the anon
which shall be realized from the disposition OF the r
and the land connected herewith the sale of which i ~
yided for In the second article OF this agreement shall
paid over the Nyendott conncii aud applied and =
pended by regular appropriation OF the Legislative ceu
tee OF the Wyandott nation for the support OF schools .
for other purposes OF strictly national public sa
actcr.
ARycLr g. The persons to be included In The apport,
mont OF the lands and money, 10 be divided and faia
der the provisions Of this agreement shall be such only
are actual members OF the Wysndott netion their I'm
and legal representatives the date Of the athca,n
hereof and entitled TO share in the property s1
funds Of said nation, according to the laws asages a
customs thereof
AnroLg o II is stipulated and agreed that each cs n
individuals To whom reservations were granted by pe
fourteenth article ofthe treaty of March seventeenth On
thousand eight hundred and orty-two, or their hep
legal representatives shall be permitted TO select and
said reservations any government lands west Off
States OF Missouri and Iowa subject 10 preempion Az
settlement said reservations to be patented by the s
ted States in the of the reserves as soon !
practicable after the selections made and the ess
veos their heirs proper representatives shall have
unrestricted right to sell and convey the shrnsu
they may think proper: but ia where any Of ss
reserves may not be sufficiently prudent and compeenp
manage their affairs IN proper manner which shall
determined by the Wyandott council where any Of ha
have died leaving minor heirs, the said council shall a.
point proper aud discreet persons act for such ncom
tent persons and minor heirs in the sale OF the
tons, and the custody and management Of the proceed,
thereothe persons appointed to have full authority
sell and dispose Of the reservations in such and
make aud execute good and valid title thereto
The selections Of said reservations, upon being repos
20 the surveyor general Of the district In which hey
made, shall be entered upon the township pia and r.
ported without delay 10 the Commissioner OF the Gers
Land Office and patents issued to the accordingly
And any selection of settlement upon claim to- land ID
Guided in any Of said reservations, made By any obuV
son PERSONS after the shall have been selected
the reservees their heirs legal representatives shall
null and void
ARTICLE 10. II is expressly understood that all the ~
penses connected with the subdivision and assignment
the Wyandott lands provided for in the third aict
hereof. or with any other measure proceeding who
shall be necessary 10 carry out the provisions OF this agree
men shall he borne and betrayed by the Wlandotis
cept those of the survey Of the lands into sections han
quarter sections the issue of the patents and the en
men OF the commissioner to be appointed w The United
States, which shall be paid by the United States
ARTICLE IL. This instrument shall be obligatory on
contracting parties whenever the shall be ratified
the President and the Senate Of the United States
In testimony whereof the said George W. Manypensr
commissioner aforesaid aud the said chiefs and delegn
Of The Wyandott tribe Of Indians have hereunto set h
hands and seals at the place and the day and year r
nheore written
GEO W. MANYpENNY, [Lsl
TAN-ROo-MEE, his mark t. 81
MATHEW MuDEATER, his mark [Lsl
JOHN HICKS, bis mark f. 81
SILAS ARMSTRONG; lhsJ
GEO. J. CLARK, fLal
JOEL WALKER, n Gl
Executed in presence OF
A. CunMIsa, Superintendent Indian Affairs
ROBERT $. NEIGaRoRs, Special Agent.
WILL. r. Ross Cherokee Delegate.
j. IT, CocnBAYE.
And whereas the said treaty having been submitted
the Senate of the United States for its constitutional &C
ton thereon the Senate did, the Goth day Of tebW
thousand eight hundred and fty-ve advise and coo
the ratification Of its articles by The following re-
oluton:
"IN EXECUTIVE SESSION, SENATE OF THE UsuEp STATES
February 20, 1864
RESOLVED two-thirds Of the senator's present concur
ring That the Senate advise and consent to the raiha
ton Of the articles Of agreement and convention mah
and concluded al the city Of Washington, the THRU
first day Of January thousand eight hundred AN
ifty-fye, by George W. Manypenny IA commissions %
the part Of the United States, and the ioowing-nanM
chiefs and delegates of the Wyandott tribe Of ndsa
viz: Tan-roo-mee, Mathew Mudcater, John Hicks, ss
Armstrong, George j. Clark and Joel Walker they benz
thereto duly authorized by said tribe
q Attest ASBURY DICklNs,
Secretary
Now therefore be Il known that T. FRANKS plfsn
President Of the United States of America do 10 pgr
Of the advice and OF the Senate express
il their resolution Of February twentieth, ihousa
eight hundred and hftyve, accept ratty and coahrm
said treaty.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of ih "
ted States TO be hereto Affixed having signed the same WV
my hand.
Done At the city Of Washington this first day II FGa
r. (, in the year Of Lord thousand sh ~
r. - dred and hfy-iye, and OF the Independents q ~
FRANKLIN PIERH
BY the President:
w. l.. MACY Secretary.
Loris NspoLEoss--The Paris correspondent Of The ~
York Tribune writes AS follows:
The English begin to feel a little ashamed Of the W
in which they received the Emperor 81 France. Nht~
Times aInuscs Its readers with clever article the ~
in hch the brooches OF tie late Car headed 70