The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-19

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sons sho has. one. br.n removed
aud returned shall he consider~d a.
tniruders ard their settlements not
be respected
Article Fourth II IL agreed b,
he parties aforesaid that The several
bands or tribes named In this treaty
shall all remove within the limits OF
bounds as before described
Article Fifth /; is agreed and
declared by the parties before said,
that the land lying and being within
the aforesaid limits shall never be
sold or alienated TO any person or
persons. power or government. what
ever. else than the government Of
Texas, and the issioners on be-
half OF the government OF Texas biud
themselves TO prevent in future all
/ persons from intrudins within the
! said bounds. And IL is agreed upon
| the part OF the Cherokees, for them.
selves and their Younger brothers.
that no other tribe or band Of In
/ dams, whatsoever. shall settle with
in the limits aforesaid. but those al
ready named in this treaty and re-
siding in Texas
Article Sixth--It is declared that
no individual person. member Of the
! tribes before mentioned. shall have
power to sell or lease land to any
/ person or persons not a member or
| mem beers of this community of In
| dams nor shall any citizen OF Texas
| be allowed TO lease or buy land from
any Indian Or Indians,
! Article Seventh-That the In
dams shall be governed by their own
regulations and laws within their
own territory, not contrary TO the
laws Of the government OF Texas. All
property stolen from the citizens OF
Texas or from the Indians, shall he
restored TO the party from whom it
Tenders shall be punished by the par
ty to whom he or they may belong
Article Eighth-The governm.n,
OF Texas shall have power to resu-
| late trade and intercourse, but no
tax shall be laid on the trade of the
! Indians.
! Article Ninth-The parties to
! the treaty agree that one or more
agencies shall be created and at
least one agent shall reside, espec-
tally within tho Cherokee village,
whose duty it shall be ~ see that
no injustice is done to them or 9th
er members Of the community OF In
dams.
Article Tenth-The parties to
this treaty agree that so soon AS
Jack Steele and Samuel Bengs shall
abandon their improvements with
out the limits OF the before recited
tract Of country and remove within
The same that they shall be valued
and paid for by The xovernment Of
Texas, and said Jack Steele and
Samuel Benbe have until the
month Cf November next succeeding
from ne dats OF this treaty above.
them 20 remove within The limits be
lore described And that all the lands
and improvements nov occupied by
he before named tribes or bands not
Wing Within he limits before des-
cribed shall belong 10 N. govern
m-nt OF Texas aud subject 20 dis
posai
ArtlDs Eleventh The parties
20 this treaty agree and stipul2ts
that an th. bands OF tribes a. before
r.,it-d Except Steels and Renssl
shall remove within the before d.s-
erihed limits si,hin eight months
from The date ~ This. treaty.
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