The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-10-20

Upon lands within the Indian
Territory, south of Kansas, and
west OF Arkansas and Missouri.
The following Information AID INSTRUCTIONS
are received from the Department Of the In.
terror, Washington, d. c.:
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrERIoR,
WARRINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 4. is7l.i
HON. II. 3. CLuM, Act'g Com'r Ind. Affairs;
ceipf of your communicstion' dated August sist.
In relation to the intrusion by white people upon
Communication You refer to letters received from
Supt. Hoag, and agents John d. Jones and Isaac
ence to intrusions Of vhte people upon such eoSn.
try, and their determination TO locate and perns'
An examination Of the treaty stipulAtions In
reference TO this country. satisfies me that such
les of the United States, and that they should be-
pTsyen:ed possible deem II aGyi1aSis I6srs
Supt. Hoag on this subject. in which you will re-
psrtment in rsterence to the intrasions upon the
Indian Country, before alluded to, and warn all
that unless they immediatsiy remove thsrsfFon.
ths Government will take such steps as are mecca
Tho Superintendent should also be directed 70
notify ali white persons, IN the future % d .
souri,
ritory refuse 70 move, should any hereafter, in
violation Of the order which .yon are hereby re-
you win request MI. HoaE 70 notify your ofaoe OF
the fact. In which case steps win Be taken % re-
T. pEL2So. Secretary
DEpARrMENT OF IN. INTERIOR,
wAsu,sS 1oslG5 G. Is ssptsnbsr ti6 5
ENocH HoAs, supt- Indian AnaIrs,
Lawrence, Kansas.
29d uitimo. enclosing copy Of a Communication
from Agent Gibson, relative TO treaspassers max.
Informed that the same. together with 4 commu.
nication from gent Jones, upon the subject, were
with report, under date Of the sist uItino.
Under date Of the 4th inst, the Hon Secretary
the treaty stipuations in reference 70 this csnntry
satisnes him that such settlements are IN violation
that they should be prevented IL possible. de d.
reefs me- therefore, to instruct you to give notice
the intrusions into the Indian Country, before 81.
luded to, and warn all persons who have already
ly remove therefrom, the iovernmsnt will take
such steps as are necessary to effect such removal
TO notify all white people, in the future, de-
sist from any attempt TO settle IN the Indian Ter;
Missouri; and that should any person already 10
move or Should any hereafter, In violation OF such
notifications settle within the Indian Country you
steps viii be taken to remove such persons from
In accordance with the foregoing, and In order
to execute the decision Of the Secretary. You viii
give notice to tresspassers by publication in he
up printed notices, or by both.
Very respectfully your obetient servant,
ii. Il. CLUA, Act'g Com.
In pursuance OF the foregoing Instructions. and
referred to, ali tresspasscrs resident upon said
lands are directed TO remove from the Indian Ter
homes therein, are warned against entering the
same Tor such purposes.
For information the following provisions of treG
ties and law are appended:
Cherokee Nation of Indians a permanent homC
and which shall, under the most solemn guaran-
forever. a home that shall never, in all future
time BE- embarrassed BY having extended sround
Territory or State, nor be pressed upon by the ex
saistn Ter f ys or 70 ShT
kce Treaty OF 1873.
KEGS ana 70 guarantss IL 70 Them forever. and thai
guarantee Is hereby solemnly pledged of, &o."-
'1The United States agree to possess the chero
KEGS and to guarantee Il 70 them forever ana that
s hereby pledged Of &OAFtcls l.
And said article, after describing the boundaries
as foow &c sne
be issued by the United States as practice
The Treaty OF ISIS Gsssssrms the above promises
Hnd pledEes on the part OF the GoysrpInent o. ne
sue patent for said lands. executed 70 the Chero-
Of ne Na H az Sf aeeSisg g tie
:. THAT the lands now occupied by the Gherokee
people for theT Common use and SsSsa d
passnt sesn 1 p. issusd iSE the Same. &c"-Artiele
In accordance with the above treaty stipuiations
the PRESIDENT Of the United States has issued .
lands above granted and gnaranteed.-snas 50 Ia
As relates 70 that part lands lying south Of
has BEEN no Sodeson or essnre & ts sssrs
that IN the treaty of 1855. articles Is and 49, tie
civilized indians upon certain eondftiors, On ths
lands east OF the S6th Meridian and friendly Indi.
q 6 dIstnetly stated that the chsroEes asoa r
ali Of said Country Wess OF ssh ritds ns SSef y
is paid for and occupied by said friendly fndisns
With the treaty. 81 i sae ssI nGn
nrmed and declared 70 be full force and nothfpg
By the United stales oT as as an
the Cherokee Nation Of any claims or demands
nsrein expressly prorided."-ArficIe a, Treaty OF
in artseis 20 of the same .r...v ,hs TY,,..,,
state. guarantee 70 the people Of the chcrokee Es
ton the quiet and peaceahie posssssioT a. the1r
al ssEsSs " ,S SE
III a. t Mno may attempt 70 settle on theiI
q military service OF the United states, and lSt
rom coming INTO the Cherokee Nation OF remain.
e "a er ne sane except as otherwise provided IN
he United states Indian Agent for the ChercfseS.
Cunning ere rsvsd U ts SSsatSsg % 80
BOW are or hereafter nav Be re0uIred hS sbe TndI
IN Intercourse Laws OF the United states
'In compliance with desire OF the United
on. tho Greeks hereby cede and convey % fae ITrI
"a SeEtei 70 be sold 20 and uScd homes for surh
lSner civIltzed indians as the United States may
noose % settle thereon the west half Of their co.
'ire domain, to be divided by line running north
md south The eastern half of said f:reeF ianSs
eStog retained by them, shall, except az hereiI,
,tnerHise stipulated, be forever set apart az a
lome ior the Creek Nation .'-ArtIcie s. Greek
The United States guarantees them auIe. no.
.ession OF their country and prcfecfioil seainet
aestilites on the part OF other irihos-Ar facic J.
-Iho United States promise and agree that No
Eniee person Except officers, agents ana cmninv.
- u ne government, and OF any internal In.
,Icte1ens company or persons travelling fkr,ouet.
'i.h so10urntng IN the said nations or
LSrr1s9ry, unless formally Incorporated and natE:
Ienxed by the Joint action of the alfhorffies nf
IN nations into one one OF tho said nations OF
seo SnIckasws. according 10 their laW=
sicf e - 49, " Article ofChoc ta~ aud
:. N compliance with q desire Of the tfaitsa
,sasSs 70 locate ether Indiana and ffeodmea there
''ns tne pSmiaoles cede and convey to the CnItfsd
Is1sss t1e.r entire domAtn."-Articie ), eezntnole
SIN the Act of Congress 10 reeuiat, trade AM,
nseTcoorse With IDdiEn tribes, &C.. fasSad IN
ens, ~ Il g Provided In Section II. that any
y - iapas eesured or granted b treaty
y tnS Onitoo ee4t1ss 70 any In6iSn q fka s. sfssn
orssis aud gsx the sum Of one thoGsand doiisrs.
~ ySlas s1e suposinteod sns OF Iu5ian AfsIrs
- Seasan Agents and spha9eufs are ,artSrrisesf
= 5S1oye RON the Indian Country au f,eTsofs
p -. eontEsry % law. and the Pfssldeat
: Eisoo states - authorized t. direct tie
4. ~ or q % elpioyed 4 snee removal.
(cpertD6ut Article IL reef9a q f5iig,.s.