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CHAPTER VII.

DEDICATION OF THE COUNTRY WEST OF THE MississiPPI RIVER FOR A PERMANENT

HOME FOR THE INDIANS RESIDING EAST OF IT.-GUARANTEES THAT THIS

NEW HOME SHOULD NEVER BE

EMBRACED WITHIN THE LIMITS OF ANY OR-

GANIZED

STATE OR TERRITORY.—THE TRIBES THAT EMIGRATED.-THEIR

“LOST MONEY.”—THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS AND OTHER ACQUISITIONS.—The

EFFECT OPON THE INDIANS.— DEMANDS TIIAT TIIE COUNTRY SHOULD BE OPENED

TO THE SETTLEMENT OF THE WHITE PEOPLE.—ORGANIZATION OF THE TERRI-

TORY OF KANSAS.—ITS EFFECT ON TIE EMIGRATED TRIBES—TREATIES OF

1854.-IXTRUSION OF THE WHITES.—MILITARY OFFICERS AT Fort LEAVEN-

WORTH SYMPATHIZE WITH THE "SQUATTERS.”—TIIE RESERVATIONS OF THE

CHEROKEES, CHICKAsaws, ChoctawS, ETC........

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CHAPTER VIII.

THE REMOVAL OF INDIAN TRIBES. --THE STORY OF ONE REMOVAL SUBSTANTIALLY

THE STORY OF ALL.—THE REMOVAL OF THE SANTEE SIOUX AND WINXEBAGO

INDIANS.— TIE DESTRUCTION OF THE BUFFALO AND SMALL GAME.- ITS EFFECT

ON THE INDIANS OF THE PLAINS.....

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CHAPTER IX.

THE INDIANS ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE, Texas, NEW MEXICO, AND THE TERRITORY

EMBRACED IN UTAH, NEVADA, IDAHO, MONTANA, WYOMING, COLORADO, Ari-

ZONA, AND PART OF DAKOTA.—THE INCURSIONS OF WHITES PREVIOUS TO ANY

ARRANGEMENT WITH THE INDIANS.—COMPLICATIONS, WARS, AND TREATIES.--

DESTRUCTION OF LIEUTENANT GRATTAN'S COMMAND. - - HARNEY'S CAMPAIGN.-

OPERATIONS OF LIEUTENANT Dunn and Major DOWLING.—BLACK KETTLE's

VISIT TO DenveR.-CHivington's ATTACK ON HIS VILLAGE.- DESTRUCTION

OF COLONEL FETTERMAN'S COMMAXD.-CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL HANCOCK.-

BURNING OF THE CHEYENNE VILLAGE, ETC...

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