New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
HDQRs. DIST OF THE UrPEE ARkhNsA'
Lnp1 RIEN- kansns Aug II. 100.

HDQRs DIST. OF TIE UTTER ARKANsAs. !
FoRT RILEY. Kansas. Aug. H. le65.
GENERAL ORDELs No. 81. The following articles
of having been entered into they are hereby
published for the information and guidance OF TINS COM
mand;
the Aps he Coanche and kowa tEibc- Of Indians OF the
Inner Arknsas aud the AIapahoes south Of the Arkan'
9 River have agreed aud DO hereby agree with Agent
Sanbo Commanding tie District Of the Upper Arkansas 10
cease all Of violence injury 10 the frontier
aud TO the travellers the Santa Re road and other lines OF
" W 1tber rrres 10 meet and counsel on the fourth az
iay Of October 1868 Bluff Greek about forty 4j miles
South ofthe Little Arkansas with such Commissioners a. the
President Of the United States may appoint i9I perpstu
peace Government OF the United states and our
various tribes
And we further agree to all influence with the
CHEYENNE Indians south o. the Arausa' RIVER and IN
duce them JON with US in this perpetual Pesce and they
DO not will compel them TO cease all acts OF violence
toward the citizens OF tie United States orr'nhe' nom our
in witness whereof we have hereun,O set hand and
affixed marks, this 18th day OF August 1862 at the
mouth Of the Little Arkansas in council With the officers oil
the Government above named
orEIL PAsK-hi. msrk-Or Lone Wolf Chief Of Kiowa..
PARRY WA SAIr-hs mark-or Heap OF Bears Chiei OF
sA TAN TA-hi. mark-or White Bear Chief Of Kiowas;
Tos A En- Co-hs mark-Or h1kns Eagle 'hei Of
sErTEM IA YAH-his mark-Or Bear runs over man,
PARRY WAN CAN HA yIrcHA-his msrk-or Poor Bear,
-, Chief OF Apacnes -. a. .,o pn,,..
PARRY WAN sATos-his mark-Or Ten Bears, Chief Of
oUEIS An wH-his msrk-or Eagle drinking, Chief Of
IA HA YER ouAIP-his mart-Or Horse Back, Chief Of
Bo YAH wAH TO YIN BE-his Z msrk-or Iron Mountain,
To KA WAPR-his mark-or Wichita, Chief Of
PooHA IA QUA-his mark-or Buffalo HsOf Chief Of
PARK IA EAH-hi. mark-or Raw Hide Blanket Chief Of
PAH Tp PAN Top-his mark-or Big Mouth Chief of Ar.
Tspahoes.
(Sinedl JESSE CHISHOLM Interpreter.
Wn I. kIrTREnSE Al a: o..
ing made by the Chief. aad Head Men of the tribe. above
mentioned agree par, the Government suspend
ali acts hostility toward the variou. tribes above mention
ed long they observe IN good faith the stipulAons and
agreements on their part as herein above st forth
Brevet Maj. Gen. Couidg. Diet. Upper Ark.
J. II. LKAyEswoRTH, L. S. Indian Agent,
Mouth Of Little Aykan'a', Angus; Is, 1865"
H. The stipulatious and agreements above. made by
the Commanding Officer Of this District will be faith
fully observed by all officers and soldiers OF this com.
mand.
III. The Northern bands OF Indians still continue
hostile and small war parties are ont from the Southern
tribes in Ignorance OF the above agreement Escorts
must therefore still be furnished for stages trains &C.
though they may be smaller than heretofore. They viii
however be equally yigiant, as will also all Command
ing officers Of posts especially IN respect to any move
nent from the North. which will he promptly reported
" Commanding officers Of posts may. ia their discre
tor permit friendly Indians 10 visit their posts in the
manner other persons, care being taken not 10
allow them to come in large numbers or 10 l0ier about
the posts or the camps OF the troops.
BY command Of BTeyet Major Gen. SASBORs.
WIN. T. KITIRIDGE, Asst AdjutantG
Gen. Sanborn visited the Indian Chiefs camped on
the Little Arkansas River and made the treaty had
received for ten days. and the creeks and rivers
perfectly impossible. The treaty is unsatisfactory to
the settlers, they will be subject to the annoy
ance Of these thieying savsges. Gen. Sanborn had
large expedition organized for the purpose Of settling
the difficulties and the troops engaged to make the
campaign will now be mustered out. The crops are
doing wei in Kansas, while rain has been abundant.
HUOS.