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their way to their homes; and that, alter their
emigration is cOmplet d, the whole tribe shall hr
subslsled for SIX months; due notice TO be given
tha! those who do not come INTO the Creek conn.
try before the issues commence shall ho excluded.
And II is distinctly understood that all those sem.
inoIcs, except those now in Florida, who rctus'
10 remove 10 and settle in tho Creek country with
SIX months after this treaty is ratified shall not
participate IN any of tho benefits il provides.


Article q. The sum Of fifteen thousand four
hundred dollars. provided in the second article of
the treaty Of Payuc's Landing. shall bo paid in
tho manner tnoreln pniutcd out, Immediately after
tho emigration Of those SemnoIrs who may re-
move 10 tho Creek cnuntry is completed. Also,
soon after such etn,-rrtton i'raosts"blo, tho
annuity three thousand dollars for fifteen wears
provided in the fourth article Of said treaty, and,
IN addition thereto. for the same period. two thou
sand dollars per Gnnum in goods suited TO their
wants, 10 he equally divided among the members
Of tho tribe.


ARTICLE Z. In full satisfaction and dischar rge
Of all claims for property left or abandoned in
Florida al the request of the officers Of the United
States under promise of remuneration, one thou.
sand dollars per annum, in agricultural imp ements,
Shall be furnished the Sennoies for five years.


Article 3. 10 avoid all dangers ofencroach-
meutS on tho part of either the Greeks OF Semi.
nocs upon the Territory of o.hor nations, the nor
Ihern and western boundary lines Of the Creek
country shall be plainly and distinctly marked.


In witness whereof, The said Commissioners and
the undersigned Chiefs and Head men of the Creek
and Seminole tribes have hefeuuto set their hands,
at the Creek Agency. this fourth day of Janua.
ry, 1915.