The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11
IoPFICIAL.l
ANDREW JOHNSON,

President OF the United States Of America
To all and singular to phcm these presents shall
come creating!
Whereas, a treaty was made and concluded
at the city of Washington, in the District of
Columbia, on the eighth day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-fve, by and between William P.
Dole, Clark w. Thompson, and st. A. D..
Balcombe, commissioners, on the part OF
the United States, and Little Hill, Little
Dacoria, Whirling Thunder Young Prophet,
Good Thunder, Young Crane, and White
Breast, Chiefs of the Winnebago Tribe Of
Indians, on the part of said tribe of Indians,
and duly authorized thereto by them, which
treaty is in the words and figures following,
10 wit:
Articles Of treaty made and concluded at Wash
ingtOn, D. c., between the United States Of
America, by their commissioners, VIM. p. Dole,
Q. W. Thompson, and 81. A. d. Baloombe, and tho
Winnebago Tribe Of Indians by their chief 4,
Little HILL Little DJeoria, Whirling Thunder,
Youog Prophet, Good Thunder and White
Breast on the sth day of March, 1865.
ARTICLE FIRST. The Winnebago tribe Of indians
hereby cede, SELL and convey to the United States
all their right, title, and interest in and to their
present reservation IN the territory OF Dikoth, NJ
Usher's Landing, on the Missouri river, the metes
and bounds whereof being on file In the Indian De-
partment.
ARrI. LIE sEcoSD. In consideration Of the fore
going cessiOn and the valuable improvements there
on the United States agree to set apart for the
cupatiOn and future home Of the Winnebago In
dians forever, all that certain tract or parcel Of
land coded to the United States by the Omaha tribe
of Indians, on the sixth day Of March, A. u.
1865, situated In the Territory Of Nebraska, and
described as follows, viz: Commencing at point
on the Missouri river four miles due south from the
north boundary line Of said reservations thence
,,est ten miles thence south four miles, thence
west to tho western boundary line of the reserva-
tion; thence north to the northern boundary linei
thence east 10 the Missouri river and thence south
along the river to the place Of beginning.
ARfICLE THIRD In further consideration OF the
forsgoing eeasiop. and In order that the Winn0ba.
Zoos NAV be As we'll situated as they were when
they were moved from Minnesota, the United States
agree 10 erect on their reservation hereby set apart
good steam mill with grst mill attached, and
TO break and fence hundred acres oil And LOT
band, and supply then with seed 20 50" ana plan,
the same and shall furnish them with two thousand
dollars WortA Of guns, sixty lhorses, one hundred
cows, twenty yoke Of oxen and wagons, two ohaini
each and i've hundred dollars worth Of agrieultu
rAl implements, In addition to those the reserve
hereby coded.
ARfIoLE PoURTn. The United States further
agree TO erect on said reservation an agency build
in0 school house, warehouse, and suitable build
ipgs for the physician interpreter, miller engineer
snaSnentsr and blac ksmith, and house 10 By "a
feet. one.and.a-hAlf story high, we'll Ghinglsd and
s.bstantially finished, for each chief.
ARTIcLE fHTH. The United States also stipulAts
and aErss 10 remove the WinnsbsgO tribe Of In