The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

4 any individual Indian shsI be taken, isJured,
" destsoy ed, just aDd adsqua'Oc mpensateb hail
% made therefor by the Uni ed stafes. H,ads OF
,ighwsys Authorised BY Compel mt sdthori'y otheg
han ths United Ststee, the lines Of ubioh shall
lie through said reservation, shall have the right
n way through the snms, uPou the fair and just
Wakanson and WahpakOota bands BY the party %
parties authorizing Interested 10 the same TO be
assessed and dster'uiped In such manner ~ the
SECRETARY OF the Interior phAll direct.
AKTIcLE ". The land retained and 70 be held
nv the members Of the MsndAwAkAnton and wah-
uakoota bands Of the Dakota or Sioux Indians,
under and BY virtue VI the hrst srtcse Of THIS
nsreement shall 20 all intents and purposes what
ever be deemed and held 10 be al iDdIaa reserTa-
tion: aod ths laws which have been, OF may here
after be enacted BY Congress- 70 regulate trade and
iot-rcourse with the Isdian tribes, shall have fall
force and efecs aud within the limits q the
same. and no person other than the members OF the
I'D bands. 10 De asceftaincd and defined under
.reh regulation as the Secretary ot the luteri5s
snail prescribe, unless such Is may be duly censed
70 trads with said band0r emp oyet iOr their bene
~ ar members of the family Of snch person., shall
he perrnitted to reside make any settsementdpon
80 mart OF said reservation and the ttmbsred
land allotted to individuals, also that reserved tor
subseaaent distribution a. provided IN ne nfat ar
tcle ii this agfeemert, shall De Iree irta AL 1os
pass use or occupation, except as hereinatter pro-
vided. 80, -. a.
,;oht TO establish maintain upon taid Tssefsa-
ten such military posts, agencies scnyo.s, mus.
sbops, roads, and agricultural or meehnnlcrl I'm
!, yements as may be deemed necessary, eut no
greater quantity OF land or timber shaii % taeen
and used for said purposes than shall De astuAiy
REQUISITE therefor. Aud II 10 the estaoiishinSnte
a,ntenaee of such posts, agencies, roAis " vtner
imuroyements tho timber or other property pt any
Individual Indian shall be taksn5 lnJursa' % ng,
troysd, just and adequate COMPENSATION snA, "
| made therefor By the United States, boees oI
| higb uays authorzsd By competent authority Stps.
4 thsn the u oited States the lines Of which tnah
/ lie through said reserVations ahal have tDe Isns
| az way through the same, upon the taar hai JUS
value IL such riglR being paid u the se'd AsiaA-
I wakanton and Wshpako0tA bands ~ the P.t.y 9.
r,;ss nthorziog or Interested In the same u %
/ assessed and determined In Sneh mAunef - '"e
| secretary Of tho interior shall direct
AETIcLK VI The Nsndawakanten ana AKA
| kaota baI,Ss Of Dakota or Stgzx Indians aeknvsi-
.Sss ,heit deuenduts on The government Of tne
| limited states, and do hereby pledge and bisa
Themselves to preserve hiendly rsistions uitn ne
citizens thereof, and 70 commit no lnJVIiss VI ~
prsdations On their persons or prvPslty' h w, n.
those Of the members 81 any other trioe oat W
case of anS such isjuEy or Depreciation, fen coln-
.eusatiou shall IS far as practicable be mao tneto
Tor out Of their moneys IN the hands OF .ne
states; the amount in al cases " We aetetmin nv.
BIZ the Secretary of the Interior They inttnSI
pledge themselves not TO eagAge 10 hostluuos VIA
The Indians Of any other tribs unless in teltae
fence but to submit through Their assats Az u 1
ters Of dispute aud diiheulty bstreea tne
/ n
Hat If the United States. and b ncqusses IN ana
abide thereby. They also agrce ~ dehver 70 'nS
proper officers all persons belonging 20 tnsr s-le
bands who may become oneaders agAinst Ils y =
ties laws or regulations OF the UGitsd STATES, or
re Jaws Of tue State cf Minnesota. aud D. ASSIST
In discovering pursuing, and cAptunng All nnea
nffenders whenever required - " do by sucn IN
GERS. through the agent or other proi@r eileer %
AKr1oLr VII. To aid In preventing tho evils Of
9 intemperance, 1t Is hereby stipulated that y any
!, Of the mombers VI tho said MendaSaAnnt,h ~, ~.
WahpakOota bsnds Of Sioux lEdlans snal aI.ns ~.
D ar procure for Others iutox,cating liqu7rs theii
nronortion Of the annaities Of said bads sbaii, ~
Inc discretion Of the Secretary Of the lnteroI %
withheld from them for the period OF Al lehst 90
year; rnd violation OF any Of thesIip |.
mis- agreement on the part Of any men'bsfs o. sA.'
l.hapds the persons so odsndiog rhaV be hAhiS 7
= nave their annuities withheld and y bs saejset
! such other parliament as the Secretary o. VI
!, Interior may prescribe -...,.., - "a,
= er treaties ns provided for the pay ment oi para
y euIar sans Of money 70 the said AehdAwAAAnle
l. aud WahpakootA bands, or Tor the application
expenditure Of apecihc amour lss
dsd and changed IS 70 iasest the Secretary o. %
e M srior with discretionary power In regard 70 "
e manner and objects Of the annual eSpsnale1Ic
= all such sums or amounts wnieL nave eSeIese :.
u are noVt due to said bands, together with N
8 amount the SAID bands shall become annually e.
9, titled to under and BY virtue OF the PROVISIONS
this aRreensht preotded, the said san or amoun
"a shall Be expended Tor the bensht Of said psna-
q: auch time or times and in such manner as the sa
cd Secretary shall deem best calculated to. prUmo'
81 their interests welfare and advance In civilato
ng And it is further agreed, thar sneh chanse na3
% made in the stipniAtipns OF Tor former treats
" which provide for the payment Of particular tuH
q far Rpecifed purposes, as to permit the chiefs AZ
braves OF said bands or any OF the saodiFisions'
"a said bands with the sanction Of the Secretary
q the Interior, to authorize such payment q s4ps
IA ditures of their annnities, or any p0T'ton tns
lrt which are 70 become due hereafter, as MAY
e deemed best for the general interests ana "eiia
OF 81 the said bands or Subdivisions theresf-
nd AsrtoLE ". As the Senate struck from Y
treaty. with the Mendawakauton band OF Sioux
ed the III day Of September, one thousar
oil eight hundred and thirtyse the ninia eia y
err Of the second article and the whole Of the thru
py tice Of said treaty, which provided ier ~ II
he ment Of four hundred and nifty f4591 eellrrr q
- nuETIy; rur rIgrury yesrs;vo 3s-tt- CaInphzs A.
EN- con6rmsd to the said Scott Campbell utetSh 81
an hundred 5e0) acres Of land which be then css
ST. pied said payment sad land being deemed b 81
Indians 20 form part of the eOnsiderati on q
60, which they coded Il the USitad State a eert1i
on tract of land in the said treaty specified, Which
~ ductiop, in the confederation Tor SAID issdss D
son | never been sanctioned BY said Indians the 81
: q Mendaw akantons and WAhpAkootA bands psv :
IN y lest that provision be made for the pay nent
tne the sam of ten thousand 40 0eO) deiiafs @ A.
- Campbell the sou Of said Scott G smpben, DC
so deceased in full consideration of The money sup
on lated to be paid and land Confirmed 70 SAID Sed
ed, Campbell in the original draft Of said treaty aor
isy said which subject is hereby submitted to
De Senate for its favorable considerations.
OF ARTICLE Y. The expenses attending the neg
tistion of this agreement shall be betrayed ~
Va United States. eatE
In testimony whereof the said Charles E. III
~, Commissioned, as aforesaid, and TIE unaersgn
~ chiefs aud headmAu OF the said herdaEakant
aus and Wahpakoota bands, hereanto set their har
r. ! and seals at the place add On the day FIRST abo
OF writtea. CHARLES E. MIX, ConmissiOne
ase BY the President OF the Uaited States
ma America :
ith A PROCLA NATION. : -
w, 7ssaty Of Peace, ahay dad CoWn,sres, btiseea
I'll JgsIted Sofss Of Anisrica GRd thiAa. .e6nefud
,rvs at T.ntsih, Jnae Is, 1851; Rdtfsd By he Uat
M States, Deeesaber 81, 1855, osd Proclaimed BY
Mar President Of The Uaited States, JaAnary %, Is
t.s WHEREAS q treaty between the United Sta
of 8merica and the Ia Using Empire was conc
the ded and signed at +nsin by their respective pie
,ux poteutiares, the eighteenth day Of June, Is
If which treaty II, word for work, rs folloSsi
ma The United States Of America and the Ta-Tsi
,cy Empire, desiring 20 maintain hrm lasting, aud s.
mas friendship have resolved 10 renew, ia manI
IN clear and positive, by means OF treaty oc gene
I. convention Of peace, amity, and catRmerce,
M. rules which shall in future be mutually obserS
70 in the iutercourse Of their respective eountr
for which most dssirabe object he President
so ! the United States and the august sOroreign It
ro TA-Tsing Empire have named for their pl snipat
aia taries to-wit the president II the United Sta
ala Of America, William b Reed, Envoy kxtra3rdini
The and Minister Penipotentlsry 10 Vhiua; AID
81 Msiesty the Emperor of china, Kweiii5ng ms
81 Der Of the Privy Council and Superinte ent
Nat the Board Of PunishmeHts; and HNashana, Prs
na dent II the Board Of Civil Ofhce aud Mai Gene
try Of the Bordered Blue Banner Division OF the Oh
IA csc Banner-men, both OF then being Imperial c.
orv missioners and Plenipotentiarics; Aud the .
ata Ministers in virtue Of the resi- ective fUll pow
80 they have received from their governmeuts b
tbs agreed upon the following articles:
81 ARTICLE L There shall be, as there have al VI
~ . BEEN. p ,ach aud friendship b,tGeen the Uni
States Of America and the Ia sing Empife. 4
an between their people, respectively. They shall
nit insult or Cypress each other Tor aay riaug eau
tns so as to produce arrangement between the
ma and IL any oth.r nation should act mi asily OF
o pressvely, the United States will exert their 2,
vsr Offices, on being Informed Of the case, 70 bring
an aInicable arrangement Of the question, n
showing their friendly feelings.
H. AkrIcLB II. Ia order to perpetuate friendsh
Ia on the exchange Of Publications BY the Preside
~, with the ADVICE and consent Of the Senate Of
'ug United Ststss and by his Majesty the Emperor
~ China, this treaty shall be kept and saorsdiy su
ded in this way, via; The original treaty as
~" BY the President Of the Uuitod States shall De
d. Emneror q China ID charge Of the Priv Con-.
~ aud, As ratified By his Majesty the Emperor
.cn China shall be deposited at Washington Tie ca
aeb tai Of the United states in charge Of che Secrets
= kwrIcls III In order that the peopls Of ,
- two countries may know and obey the provisi,
~. Of this treaty, the United States Of America AR
% | immediately on the exchange OF TauicAtiuns
the proclaim .ne s1s sG ~ pa ~ ~ Proclau
-. States Of Amefioa Published BY authority 4
a. his Majesty the Emperor Of China on the ex
M Of ratiacationsi agrees Immediately 10 direct
,c6 publication of the same at the capital aud by
H. governors Of all the provinces
re-. ARrIcLss Nv. In order further 10 perpe,ul
IN friendship, the minister OF commissioner ar ,
nan highest diplomatic representative OF the UNI
States Of America in China, shall az all times ID
"a. the right to eorresp md on terms of perfscr
w. and confidence with the officers of the Privy Gov
me ta at the capital, with governors general Of
or Two Kwangs. the Provides Of Fshkisn aad Oh,
for kiAng or OF the Two kiangs, ana whenever he
Ide slres 20 nave sucn ooirSspondence with the Pr
,as Council at the capital he shall have the right
M, send II through either Of the said governors &c
IN era oEhy the general postI and alIs1ch comrnn
or cations smart % sent seal which shall be N