Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

funds may b. ann ually used. under the dire
ton of the chiefs, IN the support OF their
national government, out OF Snica last msn-
toned amount the SUN Of $50 shall be annu-
ally paid TO each of the chiefs.
Article Ii.-After the words "Thomas :
Miles" strike oct the word sand.
Same article After the words Hattie
Miles," insert the words: EmR-ks-O-kacs.
Hannie-k -O-Kack, Mo-Co-P-qaah-
Same srucle.-After the words "esch eighty
acres insert the words: Mtn-s-tah, fah--ne-
che-ksw-psw, Henry Jones, Wilson hcNtn-
sud sixty acres.
Same srticle.-After The words "uuimproved
lands, insert the following words
PTorid.d, That the parties herein named
snail pay 10 the Secretary OF the Interior,
within three months after the Ratification OF
this treaty, the sum OF one collar per acre for
SAID lands, the avalls OF which shall b. used
ioI the benefit OF the >scs ana Foxes IN ths
same manner as the other funds arising from
The sales OF their laids- pyorIFsS rIsl. Thar
George Powers, the present Goverument In
terprtter, Tor valuable services rendered aRd
UNIFORM kindness towards the nation, shail have
patched 10 him. Ia fe- SIMS pie, three nundr ai
and twenty acres of land. 10 b. lated b. the
agent. Irortded also.
Sane arucl-.-After tue WORD .ssslectipns.r
InssIt The following words And on payment
therefor as hvrrluorf0re provided.
article - -S;ilke out me words " rhomNS G..
Their, OF The words: Jonn h Rankin.
Same artIClr-Atter he words s.a reed that
strike out the word 't0ey -
hrucir D. StTlke OhI iOP words - ct other
persons specially" aud insert IN lien tHsreoi
thu words to b..
Article l7-StriSe ont the words ana have
siLce aied, ana in insert lieu thereof the
words: not less Than : - per acre.
At the tDd OF ATtIcle A.. aid tae following
words: not Ia exc-ed the sum OF fifteen hun
dTed dollars
Strike OFT all OF Article %. and insert a. lieu
the rrof the following words:
The chiefs and n-admen OF the sizes and
Foxes having permitted Their employs 20 Gull
uyate farms, v htcb, together with the farms
OF ke-o-kuck aLd o'hrr chiefs, are embraced
within an area two miles bY four, and the ala
Sacs ana Foxes helItN ing that the lands com
prisIng the sald ara having been made valid
able 10y reason Of said occupancy. and IN order
that they may receive a fair com pens anon Tor
sand area Oi land, bounded ana described a.
fellows, kept as heretofore sp5cially kept
cd ana the mill ano mission building, TO wit
cCmm~ ciI at the norm west corner OF section
-, township Il, range Il, thruce east two aad
a quarter co mIir> u the reservation line;
the nee south along sald line four miles; thence
West two and a fourth (2s) mites TO the south
west corner Cf srctIOn Ii, township ~, range
IL, thence north along the sectiDu line TO The
place OF beginning, ar- hereby withdra wn from
sale. as l. pro, Ided Tor The sale of heir lands
IA this tr.aty, and tn said area of land, a.
above d.ss iibed, shall b. sold by the chiefs
and agent foI the trIb- at the best srIce obtain
able. and they arr hereby empc wered to mag
waTrant.e deeds for the same, sublect u the
approval of the Secretary of the Interior, a.
hot l-ss than Sz.Uo per acre III addition 10 Ga.
appraised value OF the improvements. The
aNaiis Of sdi.. lands shall nr expended by the
agent, under the direction Of the chiefs. for tue
b, npEt OF the nation.
Insert the following as an additional article,
10 Wit
Article 2l.-The Sacs and Foxes of tha Ms.
sissIppL paTti-s 10 his agreement, beng anxious
that al tn mem bers OF their tribe shall paruci-
pate IN the al yantages he derived from the
investment Of their national fund, sales OF
lands, and 80 forth, ~ l. IN reIore agreed that.
as soon pTsctlcable, the Comm .sSioner of
NJ
cetdInts TO be ADOPTED 10 have such M IN bers
OF the tribe a. may be absent nDufied Of this
agreement aud Its advantages, ana to induce
them 10 come IN ana permanently unit with
tbt II T"thIrh; and that no part of tn funds
arising fTom or due tn nation under thi~ or
previous tTesty supulatiOns shall b. pad to
al, bands OF parts al bands v no do not perms-
EenuA rrsldr on the reservation apart 90
hem ty the Government an the Indian FERN
toiy. as PROVIDED Ia thIs treaty, except those
residing N the State OF Iowa; an az u further
agreed tEat all money accruing from this or
To- mer tribes, (tred6eS.l now Que or 10 become
Que sad nation, shall be pad them ON their
reservation ln Kansas, and afs-r their movaI,
AS provided III this treaty, paym-urs shall be
M de at their agency, Oh their lands then
located.
Attest GEo. e GoRHAN. Secretary.
by W. j. MCDONALD, Chief Clerk.
ARD whereas he foregoing amendments have
been fully explained and interpreted to thu
chieis OF The said tribe OF Sac and Fox In ciaus
OF the Mississippi, W hose names are subscribed
% the wIlung hereto following, they did, on
The second cay Of September, one thousand
light hun dred and sixty Eight, give their free
and voluntary assent 10 the said amendments
il, lhe ords and figures following, TO wit:
Wher, as the Senate Of tn Unit, States did
on The iwehty-ffth day of July eighteen hun
or.d and sixiy-eight, advise and consent 10 n q
ratification OF Articles OF Agreement made ani
conclude the Eighteenth day OF February. 1857,
between h. United States nd the Sac and Fox
tribes OF Indians, with the following
ANRNDNRNTs.
Aitcle 3.-Aiier the words the interes
uei-on insert: out OF the proc eds OF the sal
OF lands ceoed III this treaty.
Article 4.-Strke out the following words
and the legal rghis OF railroad corporation
shall b. conceded thereon, the same as othe
public lands
Article 5.-Strike out the words: land tn,
legal rights OF railroad corporations shall
accrue thereon"
Same article.-Strike out the words: land the
scrip f.ftrI ed 10 la The third icle of this
shall b. rec-ived III payment for any of the
lands herein C, ded 10 the United States ana not
eTaLted To any railroad corporation, at any
time after the removal of the Indians, as pro-
weed III the seventh article hereof and insert
Ia lieu Their of the following words:
IF"utoed, hat such lands shall D. subject TO
sale IA tracts OF not exceeding I6J acres to any
Que person, and al price not less than 81 50
per acre.
Strike out all of article 9, and insert in lieu
In order 10 promote the civilization of the
uibe, one s-cton Of land, cow. nIent TO the
tsIdence OF the agent, shall be selected by said
aet nI, with the approval of the Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs, and set apart for a manual
labor school, aud there shall also be set apart
from the money 10 be paid to the tribe under
this treaty, the sum of $4,000 for the erection
of the necessary school buildings aud welding
for teacher. and the annual amount of S5Ma
shall be set apart from the income of their
funds, after the erection Of such school build.
lBgs, Tor the support Of the school; and after
settlement OF the tribe upon their new reserya-
ton the sum OF 5000 Of the income of their
funds may be- annually used, under the dirrc.
lion OF the chiefs, in the support OF their ma
tional government, out Of which last men.
TONED amount the sum Of $50 shall be an.
Aually paid to each Of the chiefs.
Article l1.-After the words Thomas i
Mits' strike out the word " and"
Same artcle.-After the word aHattia
Miles" insert the words Emma Ke-o-kack,
HaDnie ke-o kuck. Mo-Co- P-quah.
Same article.-After the words s.each eighty
acres" insert the words: Man tab, Pah me.
che-kaw-paw, Henry Jones, Wilson Mckin-
ney, and Ctrrie &. Capper, each one hundred
and sixty acres.
Same artcle.-After the words "unimproyed
lands" insert the following words:
PrOrided, That the parties herein named
IN three months after the ratification of TINS
IT. atty the sum of one dollar per acre for said
lands. the avails Of which shall be used for the
benefit OF he Sics and Foxes in the same
manner as the other funds arising from the
sales Of their lands Proridsd also, That
George Powers. the present Government In