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mies, and Shawnees: First Treaty of Vincennes,
August 13,1803-ceded 8,911,850 acres for $12,000; negotiated by Governor Harrison with the Caho-kias, Kaskaskias and Mitchagamies. First Treaty of St. Louis, Nov. 3, 1804-ceded 14,803,520 acres in consideration of $22,234; negotiated by Governor Harrison with the Sacs and Foxes; Second Treaty of Vincennes, Dec. 30,1805-ceded 2,676,150 acres for $4,100; negotiated by Governor Harrison with the Piankeshaws: Second Treaty of Fort Wayne, Sept. 30, 1809 - ceded 2,900,000 acres; negotiated by Governor Harrison with the Delawares, Eel River, Miamis, Pottawatomies and Weas: Third Treaty of Vincennes, Dec. 9, 1809 -ceded 138,240 acres for $27,000; negotiated by Governor Harrison with the Kickapoos: Second Treaty of St. Louis, Aug. 24, 1816-ceded 1,418,400 acres in consideration of $12,000; negotiated by Governor Edwards, William Clark and A. Chouteau with the Chippewas, Ottawas and Pottawatomies: Treaty of Edwardsville, Sept. 30, 1818- ceded 6,865,280 acres for $6,400; negotiated by Governor Edwards and A. Chouteau with the Illinois and Peorias: Treaty of St. Mary's, Oct. 2,1818-ceded 11,000,000 acres for $33,000; negotiated by Gen. Lewis Cass and others with the Weas: Treaty of Fort Harrison, Aug. 30, 1819- negotiated by Benjamin Parke with the Kickapoos of the Vermilion, ceding 3,173,120 acres for $23,000: Treaty of St. Joseph, Sept. 20, 1828- ceded 990,720 acres in consideration of $189,795; negotiated by Lewis Cass and Pierre Menard with the Pottawatomies; Treaty of Prairie du Chien, Jan. 2, 1830-ceded 4,160,000 acres for $390,601; negotiated by Pierre Menard and others with the Chippewas, Ottawas and Pottawatomies: First Treaty of Chicago, Oct. 20, 1832-ceded 1,536,000 acres for $460,348; negotiated with the Pottavratomies of the Prairie: Treaty of Tippecanoe, Oct. 27, 1832-by it the Pottawatomies of Indiana ceded 737,000 acres, in consideration of $406,121: Second Treaty of Chicago, Sept. 26, 1833-by it the Chippewas, Ottawas and Pottawatomies ceded 5,104,960 acres for $7,624,289; Treaties of Fort Armstrong and Prairie du Chien, negotiated 1829 and '32-by which the Winnebagoes ceded 10,346,000 acres in exchange for $5,195,252; Second Treaty of St. Louis, Oct. 27, 1832-the Kaskaskias and Peorias ceding 1,900 acres in consideration of $155,780. (See also Greenville, Treaty of.)
INDIAN TRIBES. (See Algonquins; Illinois Indians; Kaskaskias; Kickapoos; Miamis; Outa-gamies; Piankeshaws; Pottawatomies; Sacs and Foxes; Weas; Winnebagoes.}
INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON & WESTER
