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 TREATY WITH THE OSAGES. 1839. 577 Nan-gais-wa~ha-qui hais, Ka-hi-gais-stier-de·gais, Man-haie-spais-we-techis, Chow-gais-mo-non, Gre-tan-man·sais, Kan-sais-ke-cris, Cho-mi-kasais, Man-cha-ki-da-chi-ga, each with a house worth one hundred dollars, and to furnish the above named chiefs with six good wagons, sixteen carts, and twenty-eight yoke of oxen, with a yoke and log chain to each yoke of oxen, to be delivered to them in their own country, as soon as practicable after the ratification of this treaty. Sixth, To pay all claims against said Osages, for depredations com- Payment of mitted by them against other Indians or citizens of the United States, clalms 38***8* to an amount not exceeding thirty thousand dollars, provided that the Indians` said claims shall be previously examined under the direction of the President. Seventh, To purchase the reservations provided for individuals in the Purchase of fifth article of the treaty of June second, one thousand eight hundred &‘;§;;‘“ '“s‘“""" and twenty-tive, at not exceeding two dollars per acre, to be paid to the ` respective reservees, excepting however from this provision, the tracts that were purchased in the fourth article of the treaty with the Cherokees of December twenty-ninth one thousand eight hundred and thirty- tive. Eighth, To reimburse the sum of three thousand dollars deducted Reimbursefrom their annuity in one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, to gl;1‘Lf;d$gg°,: pay for property taken by them, which they have since returned. their annuity' Ninth, To pay to Clermont’s band, their portion of the annuity for Payment to one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, which was wrongfully ,§,jg,g,m¤¤¤¤ withheld from them, by the agent of the Government, amounting to ` three thousand dollars. ART. 3d. This treaty shall be binding on both parties when ratified Treaty binding by the United States Senate. wh" "‘"H"d‘ In testimony whereof the said Brig. General M. Arbuckle, commissioner as aforesaid, and the chiefs, headmen, and warriors, of the Great and Little Osage nation of Indians, have hereunto set their hands this eleventh day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine. M. ARBUCKLE, Brevt Brig. Gent. U S. A. W8-tigr.chi-ga, Chi-to-ku-sa-bais, Chon-ta-sa-bais, \Va-ta-ni-gay Nan-gais-wa-ha-qui-hais, Ka-hi-gais-wa-tier-hais, Ka~hi-gais-stier-de-gais, Man-hi—ha¤·g¤» Man·haie-spais-we-te—chis, Wa-non-pa-chais, Chou-gais-mo-non, Owa-sa-baisi Gre-tan-man-sais, Ti·chc-wa-ta-ni-ga, Kan-sais-ke-cris, Wa-k¤¤‘d&°hl·Pa·°¤’b€» Cho—mi-ka-sais, Hi-hi-tanga, Man-cha-ki-da-chi-ga, Ka-wa-tan-ga, Hu-car-ti, Chon-ta-sais-bais-chiga, Cha-bais-chiga, Mon-ka-sa-bais, Pa-hu-sca, Han-ber~la-que~ni, Clermont, Hais-wa-tier»hai, Chiga-wa-sa, Ma-non-po-chais, Ka-hi-gais-tanga, We-ha-sa·chais, · Ta-wan-ga·hais, Hude-gais-ta-wa-ta-mge, Wa-cho-chais, Ti-cho-harrgar Ni-ka·wa-chin-tanga, Non-de-gais-tan-ga, Tally, Mi-ta-m-ga, · · Gui-hira-ba-chais, Wa.ku-non-te-s1-rais, Baptisti Mongrain, Ka-hi-gais-ka.cris, 73 2 Y