New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-31

Ghlel VI the ITlDeS OF Sreat and Lit.
dams, the said chief being duly authoNf
tate and treat by said tribes. with liz
AMENDMENTS;
ISL, ARTICLE L. line 80, after the word
me following: including any act graz
tEe state OF Kansas in aid of the CO.. 4
railroad through said lands"
ID RTICLE H. strike out all after M IS
NJ, IN line :, to and including the w6,
inc IL, and insert in lieu thereof NJ
under the direction of the commiSN /
general land office, at a price not less N
lar ana twenty-five cents per acre as d
surveyed and sold, under such rules a,
as the Secretary Of the Interior shall 4'
time presCr be-
Sd. ARTICLE ". line s, after the won
u occurs the second time, Insert "up,
4th' ARTICLE IN. line 8, after the va
sert. per acre"
9th. ARTICLE NI. line 3, after the v
the insert remaining"
bth' Same article, line A. strike on
dams"
Attest J.W. FORNFy
And whereas the foregoing. amend
Little Beaver, Clermont, Ta-wab "
shin,ca llittle Bear, No-paw alba, an
chiefs of the said tribe of Little Usage
DID, on the twenty first day OF Septemi
sand eight hundred and sixty-six. give s
voluntary assent to the same, ia b
- AcAhOhAAlEf " VIII
whereas certain treaty was made 4, =
commissioners on the part of the Unhl =
the chiefs representing GreHt anS i.
Indians, on the 18th of Septembe n
hcalion of which treaty the Senate
States has advised and consented Wn"
ing amendments, viz
AMENDMENTS. 5
LIST. ARTICLE ]. line 80, after the word
the following; including any act gran n
TIE state of Kansas, in aid of the con
railroad through said lands"
I'd. ARTICLE IL, strike out all an NA
benefit in line 8. to and includnl
sold in line u, and insert in he5
following under the direction of the ~
OF the general land office, at price moi l. q
dollar aud twenty-five cents per &C e, 4, ia
are surveyed and sold under such rule, i
lions as the Secretary OF the interior 81
Sd. ARTICLE ", line 9, after the word IA
1t occurs the second imP, insert "unos
4th. ARTICLE l X, line 9, after the N
insert - per acre.
6th. ARTICLE XI. line 3, after the w5, s.
the, insert remaining
9th. ARTICLE ri, line Z, strike on.
served, aud insert in lieu the cot vi
NOW, therefore, we the undersi gnai 1t
headnen of the said Great and IittTets
having heard the above amendments rsl
explained to US, on this twenty first ds' N
Der, one thousand eight hundred and
hereby accept and consent to the af5rll
ments
WHITE HAIR.
Principal Chief Usage \
LITTLE BEAVER.
CLERMONT, ''''o '''''
z-, Chief Clermon
,..n Chief Big Hu
y lT-SO SHINCA, Little Bear.
.op,,y.u, Chief Little o
BLACK DOG,
Attest Chief Black Do,',
g.. y. SNOW, L, $. Neosho Ind Apss
J(AEPH PAW.NE NO.PAsH, T.. India,
ALEXANDER BEYETT, Interpretsr ~
MOSES NEAL. ~
L. q. ABsDES
GEORGE W. DOUGLASS. 90
FRED TIBBEwTs
JOHN BRfNELEY. f1I
Now, therefore, be it known tina, As
JOHNSON, President OF the Unued Stu
lca, do, in pursuance Of the advice and
Senate as expressed in its resolution n
sixth OF June, one thousand eight
siKty-siN, accept, ratity, and confirm tb
with the amendments as aforesaid.
In testimony whereof | have ho-at
name, and caused the seal OF the UNITED
affixed. l
Done at the city of Was
twenty tiJst day OF January. mi
rgr.r Lord our thousand eiehf D.
s!Nty-seyen, aud OF the Indepl1
United States of America the
BY the President
WILLIAM IL SEWARD. Sec7etav
TREATY between the United State, Of
the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Tribes
Concluded October Il, 1865; Ratified
with Amendments, MAY ~, ls6 AmJ
Ceptsd November 10 and I9. lsG5, Pro
ANDREW JOHNSON
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STAT $ oa v,
To ali and singular TO whom these X.
come, greeting; AK
Whereas Treaty was made and cons, :.
camp on the Little Arkansas river In ~
Kansas, on the tOurtt enth day OF Od "
year of our Lord one thousand eight
sixty i've, by and between John b. SlHt E
5, Harvey, Thomas Murphy, Kit Caro-.
Bent, Jesse h. LeavenwOrth. and Jamsl
mlasiOners on the part OF the United
Moke.ta.ve to, BLACK Kettle. Oh to ahI
(Seven Bulls, Dh.has-tee IlittIe Rad 4
nah hah storm, aud other chief, and
the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe tribes n
the part OF said Indians, aud duly autho
by them, which treaty is in the words al
lowing, to wit
ARTICLES OF A TREATY made and c1n1
camp on the Little Arkansas river 10
Kansas, on the fourteenth day Of %
year Of our Lord one thousand eioht
sixty tlye, by and between John h 4
liam y. Harvey, Thomas Murphy, Ki
liam w Bent, Jesse II. Leayenwor;
Steele, commissioners on the paIt
states, and the undersigned, chiefs
OF and representing the Confederateu
pahOe and Cheyenne Indians OF the
sas river, they being duly authorize. F.
spectiye tribes 10 act in the premisei
ARTICLE !. 1t is agreed by the part,e,
that hereafter perpei ual peace shall ri
between the people and government
states and the Indians parties hereto
Indians parties hereto shall forever ID
with each other, aud with all other nd
tain friendly relations with toe gove1
United States. For the purpose Of
provisions Of this article. it is agreed
hostile acts or depredations are COml
people of the United States, or by Inda
terms with the United States, against
tribes, or the individual members Of
tribes, who are parties TO this tfest,,
acts or depredations shall not be redrs
sort TO arms, but the party or parties 4
submit their claims through their Z er
dent Of the United States, and therein
tial arbitration shall be had. under
and the award thus made shall be bind
ties interested, and the government d
States will in good fat h enforce the sd
Indians parties hereto, on their part
crimes or other violations of law shall
by any person or persons, members d
such person or persons shall, upon coz
made in writing TO their agent, suped
party injured, and verified by affidavit
to the person duly authorized to takes
persons into custody, to the end that i
persons may be punished according q
the United States. W
ARTICLE ii. The United States herd
the district OF county embraced within
limits or such portion OF the same as
be designated by the President of the
for that purpose, giz: commencing al
Red creek or, Red fork OF the Arkansas
up said creek or fork TO its source tho
ly to a point on the Oimarone rlvef
mouth of Buffalo creek; thence dli
Arkansas river; thence down the sans
Blng, shall be and is hereby set apar, ii
and undisturbed use and occupation
who are parties TO this treaty, and
friendly tribes as they may from tinet
to admit among them, and that no VIII
oept officers, agents, and employees q
ment, shall go upon or settle within N
Draced within said limits, unless fOrn
and incorporated into some one OF u
tally residing there, according to is AZ
Provided, however, That said IIdari
required to settle upon said reservatl
time as the United es shall have ed
claims OF title thereto on the part Of z ~
so that the Iudians parties Eere,O ma .t
at peace with all other tribes.
. he Indians parties hereto, on l
pFehhlS agree 70 remove 10 ana a. tV
manent home the country embraced
limits whenever directed so 70 do By tl.
the United States. in accordance Withh
OF this treaty, and that they will not
country for hunting or other purpo q
consent in writing Of their agent or on
person such written consent 10 all ols
the purpose for which such leave u
shall be borne with them upon their
evidence that they are rightfuly agr
reservation, and shall be respected y
employees, and citizens Of the unitedS
sufficient safeguard and protection agi
damage In person or property By AL
sons " homsOeVer.
II il further aRreed by the indians p
that when absent from their reseTyauel
train from the commission of any ID
injuries to the person orproperp al %
tanning friendly relations with the c07s1
United States; that they will not, Vi
enCAmp By day or at nigtt within ten .
the man travelled routes or roads thru.
try 70 which they go or of the miitag
or villages therein, without the conse1i
manders Of sueh military posts NJ Of
thorities Of such towns or villages a5
forth they will, and DO hereby. relInqas
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