Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-17
NUMBER l68

less thanH II
ne support Of elsh s16ol % Ia5 = ,s- y -
faith e9mRy win The proY0as n as srss. I'd IA a. -
tine ne Prss5sst s .sasd th are not do 50 Sc sy, q
Art. " The United States agrss . psosses - - q.
ne nssson oils. naT homes Ths United sass 40 sSrss
FIRST gith I'VE complete ssts ofslasEsnisb, a..
ani erect shops al cost not 10 erri Ave b,i5 N
I've hundred dollars ahny, during he pleasures sss rT-
saas ne taiisd states are as5 % faTn5 sso sss -
ef Ehon aha be gu1Eni-a and dnsIiit t ths PEFasss
s7ntly In each shop as strikers sPpatcs Fho sa b
ssoui me Unlted srlsss aSfss to furnish 6rninz ais-
Ane 5oeHf ara Twelve alrired doiarzper sz t1ezr,
phass of stock. and erecting shelters f,r she ss -
s9onni noi se thousand doaz Hu sls5to employ
Third me tatad saiss agee g have "a. rssrvt-
sS ~. ~ I ~ (, ~. - " Z 80 - i 80 sas lasl'T Ehlsa
same IL repair for n also % ep9y sr sgns-r
President; The PaEnsss agTssinr 70 furnish suBu 4 -
n n working ihe NIL, Who shall b paid kr compensation
F91rih The United States agree 70 eracs dwelling hs for
sbail no eSs h - % miller Iaillsr ~ sagassT Ehieh
9s asree % prevent ne members e fsn nIurng or
nj IN c4le- tt stock iarnl1s lisnsss
sae slall e erse away, injured, destroyed, b ~ of tbs
me1lfs Or thsir e the value Of The b dsiuotsd
from the tribal annuites. Whenever Pssier sfr f
satshed nat ne PaEnees have sufficiently adsanc hi e ac
which this artcsreates. thea, and in ease be rg % o
ne property % he tribe and dispense with ne esof any
7 or all Of the employees herein named.
ART. Y. Ths Ths PaFnses acknowsigs heir dsrersr,- o.
t1n - nH1Ta
win an The citizens thereof, and pledge teelves % csit -
asleaans on he property Of such ceus anT
UsiIssasss. And sa6uia aSy one oT 5rs y Soi,.o -
ny ny Rs, aaS ne iaet 9s satisfactorily proven b'e agent.
gltea % eee5 3 pezsDu may be made 81 tovsrn-
aibsr s except D ssif de, 3 - R ,S1il % !, ,s 3a s1y
dineee etEeen them and other Isns -oTnnsni q
ARE VI. The Uuited states agent nay rssIs 5 o. ~ n,
PaFnee reservation; The paanses arse - 100 - r-5
states . luild toris and ooepy military posts0n her i aud
oalioE ihe whites g open roads through a srtes
eryuton unless be she Be he employ he Uns saiss
or be licensed 70 trade With said tribe, smter of te @
any or them, aienate any part OF rsseryats rf ~
re United staesi ouf they think proper DO tny nav
S1J h. ss sen ny p IA Z - y ' p l fsse95oas
not themselves Of The PaEnee tribe.
AR III The United States agree to furnish IN ,sliti A.
the persons heretofore rneutioned sz i,b5-. u & @ ',
but It IS expresslv understood 49, -f ~ yearis
under ne control and sa6ct 70 che e Un sst
stock and The implements fl-nshei than a. rs -
boring for their benefit and iar every lborsr hus an b.
Of their tribe % work with them who ss also be ssiet - -
''ary 5a q VIZ ne % a. @ ava i5 When & ,s sl si SAL hs sai
the United States all offenders against treaties susor re-
the limits Of th reservation; ana hey further asr 10 aS-r
such officers IN disooviug pursuing, ad capturing H such o.
they arss also, that they roais any Of he ssuis1s co
as ,5i ta al Se S. 5 . q S 81 ny, & e @ sea' & shod
AET IA The Pavness dee . have provision made
reside residing in tie nation ars 70 be entitled 5
sgual rights and privileges T, 9,E nsnleTs q .hs @ lus
70 reside a@o9g De whites VIZ Rapts Bsybye, WH1n Bsy-
Neis Caiblrine Papan Polite PaTsh, Rous51 ,b,
Rapani Peter Papan Emily Papan1 Heny 6sta sfn Gets
hundred and sky quarter section, Of na ~ eah
provided sPPeat23 snail oe made or the sane within Az Yeas
l1Ii , o e ~ 's ,s l q i li. Bounty land larr7's' and Be-
AR. As Alis has long been The d friend 81 tbe Paw
Boee,.s Wber ir distrs ami b st,5 ~ ... = ~ ~
M
poK desuying theu be vaccnatei an thousand
o thuai fer l tbs thing he PaHnees desire that be
paid. they think government should pay part It IL
therefore, areed tsf The Pans VIII pay
thousand dollars fai ramaneratou or hs
VICES and losses.
four ohr PaHI having seen ont guides for he United
alAtes nel7 pa -li @ -ion against the CheTs1nes, ant
everything given them b hs ors q the expeditions veil As
Of tisir sr'ees 6r faly atnoi. m 81 5l9 @ ' ss 1is
arrce 10 pay 10 each one OF chem one hupis II r.
thereof Co give 70 each h0r worth hundred dollars Il
AIT. XII. To enable the Paruse to sets any u.t sd al
present existing sgainst th5m tbrs i he - 49, 81 r.
United statsten thoqsaud dollars, Of which ams msT
per department; the Pauuees hereby reii16ub s ri
hey may have against the United Stats under i5rnsr treaty
In testimony sheeot the said James vs.. nsursr c,sr.
confederate hands Of PaWnee Iniisns bv S, - s s log
hands and SEALS at the place and hsy ard ysar h1bs
JAMES ". DENVER. o. =. com55i..i,7.r
PE-rA sHAEo, q the Man and the Chief hiso
sA AoH1srzri, the Cross Chief his X marx. -
Tsr.r.Tr he Who steals Horses, his s ss5s., sss9ss
LIZ a -zTrs- sEsrt.aO, the Grey Eagle Ciisi.
his x mark T. s.ll
L.-Es ra-RA-yEsil,Ro, the Comanehs Chief, hisl
rrsfr-DED, ur-rzl, the Man who Distribute. e
EErsFTTssE sH.So he Grey Eagle ohisf, hii -.
As.esasi.no the Horse Chief, his marx 4 s.
l-s.Ij
spirit smiles on, his \ max. a. 81
N,-sHsRO-cfa-ineKo, a Man but Chief his
1. ioIIkr IA ro-KAu the Nan the Eae@y R.Dss5esu,
steals from, his xm1rk r.. Il
D'-9s8s &8sIs !. ''''''' 'a' CHEF Ike an L'Ss s
KE-wr-EoSa sIr,Eo The BuIalo Bun Che, hsl
N.sn1HoIA-D..Hoo, the BgOhsE his x PaSi Rrsnes
NAsuaao, the Chief, his mark. r. Il
DA-E.-ro.W va zrrs-o-7A Ma sIiaEo, Hawk Chief
Signed and sss led in the presence Of
81 no VIZ. ", lEzusos- 2. S hzdiqH 4geut.
A. $ WHrTE, Seersflryt % CoulH1fs5ionsr.
" ETf 4 5sI85 + HsHsET'
sANgE1. Ans, hrsrpre,er
j. STIRLING MORTON.
And whereas the said treaty haviugbeeu submitted to tbs Sen
senate did, The iry rst day Of March, one thousand sg
hundred and hfy eyh advise consent the ataton of
the same by resolution AID with Amendments
and figures following, to-vt:
Is ExnrUr1vE ssslov.
SENATE oF THE Uyrrn STATS, March 3l. ls55.
Rssored CwoHis Of the senators present eonorn) That
thessnase aEise and consent The Tataatiou q t treaty
between the United states and The Pwues Ilus, made tie
/ 2fth day 0f September, 1857, with The following
ANrxDsEVrAt the end tbsai fecond article aha sAnd
it furhtr agreed ta the President may, any
ct0n. discontinue said peretu W causing the value Of far
communication Iheruof paid expended
7ld indians, him shall proper
ASBURY DICKENS, Sscretarv
b. y. HICKEY, CAtsf C1srt,
And whereas the foregoing amendment having f1Iy
prelel explained o. the chafs heldmen Pawnes
tribe Aforesaid they did thereuno, the third day April
th0usand eight hundred and fieght, I'M the 9 Of wash
ington give ter Tree and voluntary assent in words and figures
as follows, tn vii
We the undersigned, chiefs and headmen 5f the PaFues
Of Indians. with fu powers do hereby ee and
volunty Tie made By the senate Of he
United States, the thrfrt day Of March, a. ~ thou
and nfg-ei1h % Ire treaty concluded between
the United states and 5e the twenty fourth dag 81 Sep
enier A. d.. h0nsand eight hundred ami hiysTeu afr
having Toe same interpreted aud fully eyplsnui %
have nereuut0 subscribed
and aH our ssls. The city of Washington, tr
April A. d. thousand eight hundred and hfty-eighi-
I PI-rtty,s ss1rtRo, the Man and he Chief. his x)
marx. H. s..
1 NA-H0c TARO NA-sHARO. the Pipe Chief, his Grand
i marx. To. sly FTuueeg.
TEp,-EAT KA-RoEU, he Man that make the
Enemv poor, his IS marx. TL s.TI
/ FF-vyE ExE Buffalo Bull bis < marx. In. 81
| LErrs,A-SA sHARo The sword Chief, his = markl
LIZ rAzrrysAsu.Ro the Grey Eagle Chez. his Pg,saee
I ~ II AQNN-
! IL srE d. DA-ur-rsl. the Man that Dis.riiuts5
Goods, his mark. r.. s.J
Z Nt.sIIARO- Eo. the one the Great
I spirit smiles his x mark e. 81
] NA-sHAR0-cH0 InCK0, Man but a Chief, hs
j mark. T. 81 &1ltAee
I NA sHARo-aA COATs, Chief and o Brave,