The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-27

CITY Of WhshlDeton in The district Of Columbia, on
the eleventh day OF March, in the year Of our Lord
one ihousapd eight hundred and sixty three, by 6nd
I between " iism r. Dole, Commissioner Of Indian
Anars aud Clark W. Thompson, s periltendent Of
indian Anal Of the Northern Superintendency, on
tlc part Of the United States, and Henry NJ Rice Of
Mnnesott and the here nafler named Chiefs a.
uaadmon, flr aud on behalf Of the chTpcwas Of this
hii sisFippi and the Piiager and Lake Wniblgohish
lands OF Chippewa indians IN N nnes0la, an duly
auhCr zed thereto by them, which treaty Is in tue
words and ngurcs following, to-wIt;
Aftillus a agreement and convention, made and
conc uaod " the city Of Washington, this eleventh
day Of March, A. y. o thDusa ID eight hundre and
sixtythree, between william 2. Dole, Comm ssi0ner
% iSe,p saEs e2S aEx vs. a9S@pssn, sGpera
enoy on die part OF the United States and Henry NJ
fee OF Mime ota, for and ON behalf Of the Chiprewas
Of the Miss ssippi and the Pillager and Lake Wini-
bigushsh Bands Of Chippewa Indians Ia Minnesota
ARTICLEI
Tho reser atoms known as Coll Lake, Mile Lao,
sandy Lake, Rabbit Lake, Pokagomm lake, aud Kice
lake. described In tha second clause Of the eecond
article OF the treaty with the Chippcwas Of the 22nd
February 1855, are hereby ceded 70 tho United
the mission buildings at Gull Lske. which is hereby
granted in ice simple 70 the Reverend John Johnson
missionary.
In consideration OF tn foregoing cessop the limited
States agree TO set apart Cor the future homes Of the
Chippewas Of the Mississippi all tho lands embraced
With the following described boundaries excepting
clauseo the second article Of the said treaty Of Feb
ruary 2lnd 1868. for tho Pilager and Lake Wmihogo
shish Bands; that Is 10 say beginning at point ono
mile south Of the most southerly poiut Of oeoh Lake
md running thenre IN easterly point one
mile south OF the most so thorly point Of Goose AXE
thence due east TO point due south from the inter-
section Of the PolagOmin reservat and the Missis
sppl river thesee on the dividing lire between
" Deer River and lakes" and " Mashkordenis River
and Lakes" unt point is relobed north Of the first
name river lakes thence In a direct line north.
Ep 10 Of povQ.p \ nlya
thence in a souihwes,erly direction TO thsnorthwest
corner Of the "Oass Lake" reservation thence In
sOuthwssterly direction 10 " Karbekaun - river
thence down said river to the lake Of the same name
thence due south TO point due west from the begin
ming ,thsncp 20 the plAceor beginning f
u -..o q ARTlCLEIn 81.
In consideration Of the foregoing cession To tho
United States and the valuable improvements ts there-
on the United states further agree LIST, TO extend
the present annuties Of the Indians, parties 10 this
tr aty Of ye1fs beyond the periods respectively
named In existing treaties 2ad, and 10 pay toward
the settlement of the claims for depredations CON-
milted by said Indiars in 1882, the sum OF thirty
thousan dollars Srd, to enable said Indians 10 az
their p, esent just lfngagements, the OF thirty
thousand dollars, as the chiefs In council may direct
4ih 10 The chefs Of tine Ghlppew Of te Mississippi
sixteen housasd DO lars, (proyided they shall pay 10
the ches Of the Pillager and Lake Wipibgoshish
bands one thpusand dollars TO be paid upen the
signing OF this treaty out Of the due under
tie sts article Of the treaty concluded at Ia Ponte
n the STATE Of WiaconsiBs en- the 80th Sepiember
1854 btn, and 70 ray tue expenses Incurred by te
eglature OF tho State Of Minnesota, in the month Of
September lsd2 IN sending Commissioners 70
veit the Chippewa Indians amounting to THIRTEEN
hundred and thirty-eight dollars and SERENITY hvo
cenis. M
Tho united states rafthor agree TO clear. stunp.
grub ond break, In the reservation hereby set apart
for the Chppewas Of the Mississippi In lots OF not less
than ten acres each At such point or points the
chiefs OF each band mays lect, as follows. viz For
tie Gull lake Daad seventy seres for the Mile Lao
Band, seventy acres for the sandy lake Band dftv
acres for the Poksgomin Band MY acres flr tho
Rabbit Lake Band, forty acres ; for the Rice Lake
Band, twenty acres and TO build for the chiefs OF
said bands one house each OF the following descrp
ti1n 10 be eonstrOctod of hewn logs to be sixteen
by twenty feet each, and two sto les high to be
rooted with good shaved pine shingles the floors 10
be Of scosonei pine plank, jointod stone or brick
FIRE places aud chimneys; three windoWg In lower
storv and two in tho unner story with Tool e,bett
tI Shutters 10 each and suitable doorst and bousos
Co c eiPols ted with lime mortar.
ARTlcIEy
The UEted Sta'ss agree to furnish to said Indians
parties to this treaty. ten yoke of good steady work
On, and twehty ios chat annuAiiy i0r ten years
proyi ed the Indians shall take proper care Of ana
make proper Of the same; aiA0, for the same be-
riod, annually, two hundred grubbing hoes ten
ploughs ten grnd-sonos, one hundre axes, handled
not % exceed IN weight three aud one bali pounds
each tworty SPADES. Alao two fcarpenters and Two
ulaokAAithsaTd iour farm labgrers, ana one pnys
clan.
The United States further agree to remove the saw
mill rom Gull Lake servatiou, 10 such point on he
new reseryati hersby set apart may BE- selected
BY the agent and 70 keep ~ SINE IA god running
urder and 10 enpl competent saw5e 40 long AZ
tho President OF the Unite Sta cs may deem II neca
sary and 10 ext nd teo road between Gull l. Ike and
Leeeh Lake, from the last named lake TO the junction
OF hs MI sissipp and Leech Lake rivers and 10 re-
move the agency 10 said junction, or ~ near thereto
as practicable.
.rrTrrr &suelE VIZ 7pV0T1
Th6fc shall be board of visitors 10 consist of not
less than two nor moro than i've persons % be SO.
lect from such Oh istiau denomination or donomi.
nations as the chiefs In o0unci may snale whose
duty Il shall be 0be pFcsent at al annuity pavment
10 tie Ind ans NhetherOf gOe0s, money o. prov v'sons
or other articles, and 90 inspect the fields budinqs
mills, and other improvements, made or 20 BE- made
aud 70 report annually tht roon before the nrst
DAY Of November, and ais az TO the qualifications and
msral 9ep,, ,msn' o. ell persons I9sleipg upon the
aud thcy shall feoeive fos their services ye doiah
por day fr the imo actually employed, and ten oet Is
shall BE- raid IN any one year fr more than twenty
days service Or for more Than throd huadSed miles
ARTICLE, yIlI s. .n..an
No psrson shall DO recognised as chief ehossban
number - than any persons; and v oncoaraEe aad
aid the said ceia m pres wing order ana inducing
BY their examp aud advice the members of their 10
speotve bands 10 adopt The pursuits Of oivlzed No.
out OF the annuiiios oi fald bands, not exceed
log one hundred and my dollars b be dotermnod by
their eGeni according % their respective merits.
i. eANi 4 ~ ARMcIE tx. : ---
To improve the morals and Industrial habits of said
luaians, u agreed that agent teacher interpre
1efi uaaers, or their employees, shall DO emplo. ed
ai opleai lNenaedi or permittsd 10 roside within he
fesefNallohs belonging 70 the Indians parties u lis
teAlyl mssl'naries excepted, who shall not have "a
.smy residing with them ~ their respective places
o. enploy ment or trade within the agency. whose
mete naslls apd Ntne6s ahau a reported upop anpu
NV, a py , sae 9oe5 Of ystors and person Of full or
mAea olotd, educated or partially educate 4. ,Sbose
htness, mo ally or otherwi So h not oo,dYrise A., 49,
Nelhre oi sad Indians, shall receive any beneats
ih thls or any former uoates, and may be exeslisd
rom she reservation. " eNP'''eu
ARrlCiEX.
Al annuities under this or former treaties .h,p ho
para as the ehieis 10 counon may reque.t. viii tbo
approval OF tne Secretary the Iuteri5r rt et,r
wse altered or amended, which shall be done ,'ber
ever Tue board OF visitors, by tho reousst ~ I'M,
change shall take place oftouer than oaee n ,,o a
years. r.. - wv
ARTIClR NL
Whenever the services Of labarers arc ron,,r., ~,
the nnf, W