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 TREATY WITH THE OSAGES. 1808. 111 Pe dhe chiga, Warrior, L. O. Nura nin, Warrior, L. O. Che ga nan sas, do. B. O. Naguini lay que,do. B. 0. Ne sa que, do. L. 0. Nan la toho, da. L. 0. Lo le chinga, do. B. 0. Bas he mindhe,do. B. 0. Pa ne vaiguanda, da. L. O. Sa voi, da. L. O. Ta vain hi hi, do. B. O. - Chau que manuon, do. B. 0. Mi the chinga, do. L. 0. Manda ri hi, da. L. 0. Vai dhe nache, do. B. O. Mani laura na, do. B. 0. Man que si, da. L. 0. Ne que voi le, do. L. O. Chin ga vai sa, da. B. O. Chan gue hanga, do. B. O. Ta lc vai Ie, do. L. O. Pon la Chinga, do. L. 0. Vai en gran, do. B. 0. A gui guc da, do. B. Sea ma ni, do. L. 0. Man ja gui da, do. L. 0. Nara Hague, do. B. 0. Vai do gue ga, do. B. O. Me Chinga, do. L. 0. The Sin dhe, do. L. O. Pa chi gue, Little chief, B. 0. Nin cha gari, do. B. O. Rau da Niquc, Warrior, L. O. Vai ha da ni, da. L. 0. Ne Paste, do. B. O. Vai gas pache,do. B. O. Voi bi sandhe, do. L. 0. Man y voile, do. L. O. Ne hi Zanga, do. B. O. Qui ni ho nigue, da. B. O. Nc hu dhe, du. L. O. Nagnithe Chinga, do. L. O. The Pagranque, do. B. O. Na tan hi, do. B. O. Cha he tonga, do. L. O. Mi a sa, do. L. 0. Manguepee Mani, do. B. O. Ou asa be, do. B. 0. Vai Ba luna, do. L. 0. Voi chin outhe, da. L. O. Ponca Voitaniga,do. B. 0. A man passe, do. B. O. Tas lon dhe, do. L. 0. Cut sa ga be, do. L. O. Nen do lagalui, da. B. 0. Chan na hon, do. B. 0. Mangue pu Mani, da. L. 0. Non Basocri, do. L. O. Ni Conil Bran, do. B. O. Voi chou gras, do. B. 0. Vai Ba he, do. L. 0. Pe dhe chinga, do. L. O. Ondhe ho maui, da. B. O. Bas se chinga, do. B. O. Wn the undersigned, chiefs and warriors of the band of Osages, residing on the river Arkansas, being a part of the Great Osage nation, having this day had the foregoing treaty read and explained to us, by his excellency Meriwether Lewis, esquire, do hereby acknowledge, cansent to, and confirm all the stipulations therein contained, as fully and as completely as though we had been personally present at the signing, sealing and delivering the same on the 10th day of November, 1808, the same being the day on which the said treaty was signed, sealed and delivered, as will appear by a reference thereto. In witness whereof, we have for ourselves and our band of the Great Osage nation residing on the river Arkansas, hereunto set our hands and affixed our seals. Dams at St. Louis, in the territory of Louisiana, this thirty-fir t day of August, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and nine, and of the independence of the United States, the thirty-fourth. In presence of us, and before signature attached to the original. John G. Comcgys, George Man, John W. Honey, Samuel Solomon, jun. John P. Gates, Interpreter, Noel Mongrain Marque, Indian Interpreter. Bazil Nassier Marque, Indian Interpreter. Gresdanmanses, or Clermond, First chief. Hrulahtie, or Pipe Bird, Couchesigres, or Big Tract, Second chief Tawangahuh, or Builder of Towns, Tales, or Strating Deer, son of Big Tract. Honencache, or the Terrible, Aukickawakho, nephew of Big Tract. Talahu, or Deer’s Pluck, Wachawahih, Cahigiagreli, or Good Chief, Pahelagren, or Handsome Hair, Baughanghcheh, or Cutter, Hombahagrcn, or Fine Day. Basonchinga, or Little Pine. Harachabe, or the Eagle, To the Indian names is mbjained a mark.