New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
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Supplemental Treaty between the United States of
cuded March TO- 1866; ratification advised March
?, 1867 proclaimed March q, 1851,
Andrew johnson, President of the United States Of
America, TO all and singular TO whom these pres
ents shall come Getting:
concluded at the city of Washington in District
OF Columbia the tenth day Of March, in the year
five, by and between William p. Dole, Commissioner,
on the part Of the United states, and Wah gah sap
Wash-co mo nj or Mitchell = Cerre, Ash-nsn e.
kah gahhe, Or Lone Shiet and Tan. ton ga uu1 zhe
tribe OF Indians, the part OF said Indians and
duly authorized thereto By them, which Treaty is in
tue words ana hgures Following, TO wit
SUPPLEMENTAL TREATY between the United States
of America and the Ponca tribe OF Indians made
at the city Of Washington on the tenth day Of
March, 1865 A. d. between William p. Dole. Com
on me Part q thg United states and
Strong Walker; Wash ICON mo nj, or Mitchell p
ton ga nuz zhe or Standing Buffalo, on the part
of tine Ponca tribe Of Indians, they being duly
thorized and empowered by the said tribe, as fol
ARTICLE l., The Ponca tribe Of Indians hereby
ceds and Telinquish TO the United States all that
the first article of the treaty of March 18th 1853
lying west of the range line between townships
beers 2 thlrty two and 33 thirtythree north ranges
40 ten and I'D eleven west of the @ sixth princ pal
meridian. according TO the Kansas and Nebraska
survey estimated TO contain thirty thousand sTes,
be tbs same more or less.
ARTICLE IL. In consideration of the cession re-
lease Of that portion of the reservation above de
scribed by the Pouoa tribe of Indians to the govern
o
United States, by way of rewarding them Tor their
constant fidelity to the government and citizens
thereof, and with view of returning to the said
tribe OF Ponea Indians their old buryinR-grounds
and oornfelds, hereby oede and relinqush to the
ti0nal townships, to wit township (3I thirty-one
north, range IL seven ives, also fractional township
eieht C9i, nine, and 40 ten west: also fractional
township 9 thirty.three north, ranges "a seven and
3O thirty three north, ranges d9 nine and no. ten
west, lying south Of Ponea creek; and also all the
ing in front of lands townships above ceded BY the
United States to the Ponca tribe Ct Indians But il
States shall not be called upon satisfy or pay the
clam of any settlers for improvements upon the
cas- but that the Ponca tribe Of Indians shall out Of
their own funds, and at their own expense satisfy
above coded by the United States 70 the Ponca tribe
Of Indians.
States compliance with the first paragraph OF the
second article Of the treaty Of March 18th 1853 here.
Indians for indemnity for spohgtion committed
upon them satisfactory evidence Of which has been
lodged the office of the ssionJr of Indian at
fairs and payment recommended by that officer, and
also BY the Secretary Of the Interior the of If
teen Thousand and eighty dollars.
ARTICLE " The expenses attending the negotia.
ton Of TINS treaty or agreement shall be paid by the
In testimony whereof, the said William p Dole,
Commissioner as aforesaid and the undersigned,
set their hands and seals at toe place and the day
hereinbetore written. VIM p DOLE.
MAHGAHSAP.PI, or Iron Whip,
GIsTTAH.wAH.GU. or Strong Walker, ga
wAsHCoM NOM, or Mitchell p Cs r ,'--'--
AsH-NAN-E KAHGAH he, or Lone Chief
TAHToNGA NUz-zHE, or Standing ifas BS SfGH
Executed in the presence Of -
CHAR. SINS.
STEPHEN 4. DOLE
NEWTON EDMUEDs.
j. SHAW GREGORY.
GEORGE N. PROPER.
And whereas the said Treaty having been submit
tutional action thereon the senate did, on tha
second day OF March, one thousand eight hundred
ton Of the same by a resolution, in the words and
figures 70 lowing, TO wit
Senate Of the United States, March 2, 1861.
Resolved, That the Senate adyise and consent 70
March 10, 1865.
Now therefore, be il known that l. Andrew John.
son, President Of the United States Of America do
Senate expressed In its resolution Of the second
Of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
In testimony whereof / have hereto signed nv
and caused the seal Of the Uaited States to be
Done at the city Of Washington this twenty.
eighth day Of March, 10 the year Of our ord
seven, and Of the Independence Of the
United States Of America the ninety first
p-..,.7a--t.... ANDREW JOHNSON.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
CONVENTION between the United States. Austria,
Belgium, spain France, Great Britain. Italy, the
Netheriands, Portugal, and Sweden on the one
part and The sultan Of Morocco on the other part
9.oneluded Ma 81, 1885, Proclaimed, March II
BY THE PREsIDENT OF THE EMITTED
STATES OF AMERICA.
a PROCLAMATION
whereas Convention between the United States,
h .siE hslsian splsa FssIpes eIssi B5its,in
part and thu Sultan Marnnrn n the 6fhaF
part, Concerning the admniHtration and upholding
q me hehthonse At Cape spArtaa, was Concluded
ana ign By tn@ir respective pieni potontlaFes en-
the thirty rst day 81 May one thopsand eight hun
dred and sixty i've, which Convention. being IN the
follows;