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 376 TREATY WITH THE SACS AND FOXES. 1832. Subsistence signing of this treaty, wishing to give a striking evidence of their mercy glngshed bY and liberality, will immediately cause to be issued to the said confede- 'rated tribes, principally for the use of the Sac and Fox women and children, whose husbands, fathers and brothers, have been killed in the late war, and generally for the use of the whole confederated tribes, articles of subsistence as follows :-—thirty-tive beef cattle; twelve bushels of salt; thirty barrels of pork; and fifty barrels of flour, and cause to be delivered for the same purposes, in the month of April next, at the mouth of the lower Ioway, six thousand bushels of maize or Indian corn. Present {0,. Anrrcrm XI. At the request of the said confederated tribes, it is discovery of agreed that a suitable present shall be made to them on their pointing mms- out to any United States agent, authorised for the purpose, the position or positions of one or more mines, supposed by the said tribes to be of a metal more valuable than lead or iron. Treatybinding Amicus XII. This treaty shall take eifect and be obligatory on the When wifi8d- contracting parties, as soon as the same shall be ratified by the President of the United States, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate thereoll Done at Fort Armstrong, Rock Island, Illinois, this twenty-first day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, and of the Independence of the United States the fifty-seventh. WIN FIELD SCOTT, JOHN REYNOLDS. Sacs. May-kee-sa-mau-ker, or the Wampum Kee-0-kuck, or He who has been every Flshr yvhcrgy Chaw-co-saut, or the Prowler, Pasha-pa-no, or the snbber, Kaw-kaw-kw. or the Grow. Pia-tshe-noay, or the Noise Maker, Mau-q¤<>-we ¤r ¤h¤ Bald Eagle. Wawk-kum·mce, or Clear Water, Ma-SIW-M. 0F Cross Mail, O-sow-wish-kan-no, or Yellow Bird, Kaw-kaw-ke-monte, or the Pouch, (run- Pa-ca·tokee, or Wounded Lip, Ding ima') _ VVinne-wun-quai—saat, or the Terror of Wee-shee-kaw-kia-skuck, or He who steps Men, iirmly, Mau-noa-tuck, or He who controls many, Wee-ca-ma, or Good Fish, Wau-we-au-tun, or the Curling Wave. Paw-qua-nuey, or the Runner, Ma-hua-wai-be, or Wolf Skin, Foxes. Mis-see-quaw-kaw, or Hairy Neck, Wau-pel-la, or He who is painted white, Waw-pee.shaw-kaw, or White Skin, Tay-wee-mau, or Medicine Man, (Straw- Mash-shen-waw-pee-tch,or Broken Tooth, berry) Nau-nah-que-kee-shee-ko, or Between Pow-sheek, or the Roused Bear, Two Days, An-nau-mee, or the Running Fox, Paw-puck-ka-Kaw, or Stealing Fox, Ma·tow-e-qua, or the Jealous woman, Tay-e-sheek, or the Falling Bear, Mee-shee-wau-quaw, or the Dried Tree, Wau-pee-maw-ker, or the \Vhite Loon, Wau-co-see-nee-me, or Fox Man. In presence of R. Bache, Cap. Ord. Sec. to the Commission. Abrm. Eustis. Alex. Cummings, Lt. Col. 2d Infantry. Alex. R. Thompson, Major U. S. Army. B. Riley, Maj. U. S. Army. H. Dodge, Major. W. Campbell. Hy. Wilson, Maj. 4th U. S. Infi Donald Ward. Thos. Black Wolf. Sexton G. Frazer. P. H. Galt, Ast. Adj. Gen. Benj. F. Pike. Wm. Henry. James Craig. John Aukeney. J. B. F. Russel. Isaac Chambers. John Clitz, Adj. Intl John Pickell, Lieut. 4th Arty. A. G. Miller, Lt. 1st In£ Geo. Davenport, Asst. Q. Mas. Gen. Ill. mil. A. Drane. Eneas Mackay, Capt. U. S. Army. I. R. Smith, lst Lt. 2d Ini Wm. Maynadicr, Lt. and A. D. C. I. L. Gallagher, lst Lt. A. C. S. N. B. Bennet, Lt. Sd Arty. Horatio A. Wilson, Lt. 4th Arty. H. Day, Lt. 2d Infy. Jas. W. Penrose, Lt. 2d Infy. J. E. Johnson, Lt. 4th Arty. S. Burbank, Lt. Ist Infy. I. H. Prentiss, Lt. lst Arty. L. I. Beale, Lt. lst Infy. Addison Philleo. Thomas L. Alexander, Lt. 6th lnfy. Horace Beale, Actg. Surg. U. S. Army. Oliver W. Kellogg. Jona Leighton, Actg. Surg. U. S. Army. Robt. C. Buchanan, Lt. 4th Infy. Jas. S. Williaxns, Lt. 6th Infy. John W. Spencer. Antoine Le Claire, Interpreter. To the Indian names are subjoined marks.