ASHBURY DICKENS, Secretary.
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Whereas treaty was made and concluded on
tho fourth day of January 1915, between the
United States by William Armstrong, Acting
Superintendent Western Territory, Pierce NJ. But.
Ter, Cherokee Agent, James Logan, Creek Agent,
Thomas L. Judge, Sub.Agcn for the Seminoles,
and the Chiefs and Head Men of the Creek and
Seminole tribes of Indians assembled in Council;
and whereas the Senato did, by resolution of
March 6. 1915. advise and consent to the ratii.
cation of said treaty with the following amend.
memts:


Strike out from the fourth article the following
words: Sin their own country for the support of
manual labor school in the Canadian district.
and Of another in the Arkansas district; provided
that the lrosden, does not object to such applica.
ton OF The annuitiGs above named granted in tho
treaties Of 1892 and 1893. And It's also agreed
that. IN the management of such schools the wish.
eS of the Creek council shall be consuIled;" and
insert. in lieu thereof, the following words. sun.
der the direction of the President of the United
States for the purposes of education Aforesaid"
Strike out from the tIth article the foowin.
words Except those now in tFIorIdt." and ujd !,
At the oDG Of this article, tho following words:
"rXccpt those now in Florida, who shall be allow
ed twelve months from the date of the ratification
Of this treaty for their REMOVAL"
\ ow we, the ChleIs and Head Men OF the Creek
and SomlnoIe tribes of Indians, do hereby consent
10 and rotiiy said amendments.


Ia teS2mony whereof. We hereunlo place our
lands. this :weuty.oighia day of May, 1915.


koy Mclntosh. his mark,


To-martb-le Micco, his X mark.


Euaua ilarjo, his X mark,


luCkabatche Niece, his mark.


Co.wock.koO.che Emarthur, his mark.


Jim Boy bis \ mark.


O-poih-le 1o-ho.io, 49, his mark.
lnsknnar Harjo, his mark


David barnett, his mark.


Neah-Ioco Chopko, his Y mark.


TLsunnuggee, Chopko his mark.


Curseta MIcco, his mark.


luskunar tiXico, his mark.


llo'oh.tah Micco. his X mark.


Co-sah.nah-chc Horo, his mark.


SPoHc-oak Miccn, his xmnrk.


Oak.chum lIarjo, his mark.


Joseph Carr. --@ his mark
:, ~ mis- Harjo, his mark.
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g. ....., shall.


In the presence Of


J. b. Luce, Secretary to Commissioners


3. Marshall, Interpreter.


James Logan, Greek Agent.


l'nos. l. Judge, SaJ.Agl Sem. Indians.


Reuben Cook.


Wm. Whitfield


sEMNoL&s.


Al!c-can.o.pc. his mark.


Co-nh.coo-che, or Wild Cat, his X mark.


Alligator. his mark.


IIo-al-tah Nic.coo.chc, his mark.


Tus.sc.kah, his mark.


IiaHeck 'ru-tunnugsoc, his mark.


Oc.tl-ar-che lIs mark.


Back l)rt, his X mark.


George Cloud, his mark.


Ch0.co-ter, his mark


las.co'iar, his X mark.


70 ho-Io Iarjo his mark


kappe-chum che, his mark


E-cho Emah-thor-chcc, his mark.


Jun Jumper. his mark
In the presence Of


J. b. I.nce. Sc. ciary 10 Commissioners.


Abraham, U. s. Interpreter, his marx.


Thos. l.. Judge, SuJ-.Igi Sem. Indians.


Thomas llazen.


Charles l.. Bailey.


Now. therefore, be it known, that |, James K.
Polk, President of the United States of America,
10, N pursuance Of the advice and consen. of tho
Senate. as expressed in their resolution of the 9th
day Of March, one thousand eight hundred and
forty five accept, ralify, and confirm the sal!
treaty with tho amendments set forth in said res
olulions.


Iii testimony whereof, havo caused the seal of
the United States to be hereuu,o affixed, having
signed the same with my hand.


Done at the city of Washington, the eighte enth


day Ct Ja!y, iii the year OF our Lord one
L. >. thousand eight hundred and forly-fvo.


and of the lndeqendenco of the United


Su,ies the says,tIath