INDEX. 347 Cherolcees, (continued.) Cheyermes and Armpahoas, ( continued.) may be sold to highest bidder, &c. 804, reservation for Indians, who are partie 807 hereto . 704 lands ot, in Arkansas and in States east boundaries .. . 704 of the Mississippi may be sold . . .. 805 no whites except, &c. to settle theremode of sale, &c . . 805 on, unless, &c .. 704 heads of families desiring to remove to be Indians not required to settle thereon, paid for improvements .. '805 until, &e. .. 704 electing to remain, to receive a. pat- a. reservation, no part of which is in ent ibn- 820 acres ... 805 Kansas, to be designated for them 704, then to cease to be a member of 708 the nation ... . . ... 805 Indians to remove thereto and not to land reserved to be surveyed and allotted 805 leave, unless, &e 704 boundary line of Cherokee country to be to refrain from depredations. . . . 704 run and marked 805 not to encamp within ten miles agent of Cherokees to examine their ae- of travelled routes or posts, counts with the United States, books, &c. without consent 704 papers, &e, .. .. 805 claims to other lands relinquished .. 704 funds, how to be invested and interest boundaries thereof 704 paid ... . .. 805 until removed to reservation, Indians to ayment to Rev. Evan Jones .. 805 be where .. . ... 704 iiountics and 8l`l‘CU.l‘S for services as Ill· rules as to conduct uml encampments 705 diau volunteers, how to be applied,. 805, United States may build roads through 806 reservations and establish military posts 705 possession and protection guaranteed. . . . 806 damages therefor to be ascertained military posts may be established in Cher- and paid .. 705 okee country ... 806 patent for six hundred and forty acres of spirituous, &c. liquors prohibited .. . 806 land in fcc simple to each of certain certain persons forbidden coming into na- persons 705 tion, or remaining .. 806 lands, how to be selcctcd .. 705 payment for provisions und clothing for grant of lands to certain chiefs ol' bands, the army under Appotholchula ... 806 in reparation of outrages against certain expenses of Cherokee delegations ... 806 bands . .705, 706 payment of certain losses by missionaries conditions of grams .. 706 and missionary societies . 806 lands, how to be sclcctcd .. 706 inconsistent treaty provisions annulled. . SOG further compensation lbr property destroy- ratification, with amendments. ... 807 ed or taken by United States troops. . . 706 amendments assented to ... 808 annuities for forty years ... 706 Lherolcee School and National Fumis, amount and when to be delivered. . . 706 appropriation for interest on abstracted present number of Indians 706 bonds of the 279, 514 census to he taken annually 706 C'herol:ee.•, Southern, other portions of tribes to be urged tojoiu expenses ol", in negotiating recent treaty, the treaty . 706 awarded to, by Secretary of the Interior 513 arrears of annuities under forrncr treaties Oherryttone, Va., to be paid us soon us practicable .. 706 salary of collector of customs at, estab- upon ratification. hereof, the former treaty lished . 308 to be null. . . .. 706 Chesapeake Buy and Potomac River Tidewater ratification advised with amendments.707, 708 Canal Comparry, amendments assentcd to 708, 709 may extend its canal to the Anacostia assented to hy the Apache Indi· River . 253 ans 709, 710 ma take and hold property necessary for Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy It. R. Co., the proper construction of extension. . . 253 may construct railroad bridge across the proceedings where the land cannot _ Mississippi River ... . 245 be purchased, or the owner is un- Chzckasuws, der disability ... 253, 254 appropriations for the .. 258, 259, 497 tolls and charges upon said extension. . . 254 Ohicleasaws and Choclaws, - canal' extension to be a public highway treaty with, of April 28, 1866 ... 769 and free to the United States ... . . 254 _ See Choctaws and Chickasaws. to render account of receipts and expendi- OhtefEngmmr of the Army, tures when required , 254 appropriations for the office of the 199, 200, 449 provisions of the act incorporating to up- additional employees in offica ol' . 449 ply to the extension . 255 to perform duties now required of com- Ulteyenne, Apache, and Armpahces, missioncr of `pubhe buildings 466 treaty with, of October 17, 1865 . 713 to suporintend ushiugton Aqueduct. . . 466 See Apaches. and public works and improvements Oheycnnes, of the United States in the District appropriations for the .. 271, 276, 493 _ _ of Columbia .. . 466 Cheyennes and Approved, G'hu·f.Iushce ry` the Supreme Court of the (hated treaty with, of October 14, 1865. ...703, 7l1 States, _ _ perpetual peace and friendship . . 707 to nominate and recommend registers of iostilo acts to be settled by arbitration. . . 703 bankruptcy in cach eongressnonul dismembers of tribes committing crimes, &c. triet of the United States. . : . . . . 518 to be surrendered ... 703, 704 See Supreme Court ¢y" the United States.
