Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs1841 |
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acres acting superintendent agency agent Amount drawn Annuity appropriated ARMSTRONG attended bands Blacksmith Carrying into effect ceded cession Cherokees Chickasaws chiefs Choctaw Academy civilization Commissioner of Indian condition corn council Creeks Delawares district effect treaty emigration established expense farming favorable Fort Coffee Foxes of Mississippi fund furnished Government Governor Doty HARTLEY CRAWFORD Heads of account houses improvement Indian Affairs Indian country Indian Department Indian tribes interest Iowa JOHN CHAMBERS Kickapoos labor land laws manual-labor March Menomonies ment Miami tribe Miamies Michigan mills mission missionaries Missouri Munsees October Ojibwas opinion Osages Ottowas and Chippewas payment Piankeshaws Pottawatomies present propose Quapaws received Red river removed reservations respect respectfully ROBERT STUART Sacs and Foxes Saganaw Sault St season sell Seminoles Senecas September Shawnees Sioux sub-agent Sub-Report subsistence teachers Territory tion tract treaty stipulations United whiskey Winnebagoes wish Wyandots
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Sida 7 - An act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales of the public lands and to grant pre-emption rights...
Sida 7 - ... of the provisions of this act. And so much of the proviso of the act of twenty-second of June, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, or any order of the president of the United States, as directs certain reservations to be made in favor of certain claims under the treaty of...
Sida 22 - Your great father, the President of the United States, has sent me, together with the two gentlemen who sit with me, to meet you here upon business highly important to you, and we request that you would open your ears and listen attentively to what we have to say to you. When the Great Spirit first placed you upon this island, he gave you plenty of game for food and...
Sida 7 - And so much of the proviso of the act of twenty-second of June, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight or any order of the President of the United States, as directs certain reservations to be made in favor of certain claims under the treaty of Dancing-rabbit creek, be, and the same is hereby, repealed : Provided, That such repeal shall not affect any title to any tract of land secured in virtue of said treaty.
Sida 24 - Because the whites live in comfortable houses, are well fed and comfortably clothed. Your band only fifteen years ago numbered no less than sixteen hundred warriors, and now it numbers but twenty-three hundred persons, including men, women, and children. Another reason why the red man is continually decreasing is, that the evil...
Sida 26 - It is the only good country, and only one suitable for us to live in on this side the Mississippi river; and you must not think hard of us because we do not wish to sell it. We were once a powerful, but now a small nation. When the white people first crossed the big water and landed on this island, they were then small as we now are.
Sida 9 - That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized, under the direction of the President of the United States, to cause to be sold such military sites, belonging to the United States, as may have been found, or become, useless for military purposes.
Sida 7 - Rabbit creek, of one thousand eight hundred and thirty, and also to reserve from sale or entry a sufficient quantity of the lands acquired by said treaty, upon which no such settlement or improvement has been made, as would entitle the settler or improver to a right of pre-emption under this act, to satisfy the...
Sida 4 - When the Indians wish it, the United States will remove them, at their expence, provide them a year's subsistence in the country to which they go...
Sida 7 - ... improver to a right of pre-emption under this act, to satisfy the claims of such Indians as may have been entitled to reservations under the ¡said treaty, and whose lands may have been sold by the United States, on account of any default, neglect, or omission of duty, on the part of any officer of the United States ; such reservation from sale to continue until the claims to reservations under said treaty shall be investigated by the board of commissioners appointed for that purpose, and their...