I certify that the foregoing three folios constitute Schedule A, of the article supplementary to the Creek Treaty, to which are they attached, and so form a part thereof.

ALBERT PIKE,

Commissioner of the Confederate States to the Indian Nations west of
Arkansas

Schedule A.

I certify that the last foregoing two folios are schedule B. of the article supplementary to the Creek treaty, to which they are attached, and that they form a part thereof.

ALBERT PIKE,

Commissioner of the Confederate States to the Indian nations west of
Arkansas.

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SCHEDULE C.

Persons of Tus-ti-nuk-o-chi's people entitled to money in lieu of Land
Warrants.

Kon-tol Hacho, of I-con-hut-ki town.
Wal-ho-chi, widow of Ya-ha Fic-si-co.
Ok-fus-ki, heir of Api-co-chi I-ma-thla.
Fai-chi-chi, heir of Tul-ma-chi Hacho.
Sa-la-ko-ki, heir of Kon-hut-ki Micco.
Si-ma-thli, heir of Ta-lap I-ma-thla.
Yi-ak-chi, widow of Octai I-ma-thla.

A. W. Fuller, heir of Ho-poi-ilth-thli, of Fos Hutchi town.
Ho-poi-ilth-thli, heir of Ima-thla, of Fos Hutchi town.
I-poi-yi, heir of Imathla Thlacco, of Fos Hutchi town.
So-in-ki-cho-cho, heir of Octai-i-achi Ya-ho-la.

Sa-na, heir of Fos Ha-cho.

Si-a-ka-li, heir of Ya-ho-lo-chi.

Chi-pa-ni Thlacco, heir of Tus-ti-nuk Hacho.

La-ni, heir of Pa-hos Ya-ho-la.

Pa-mos-ka, heir of Tus-ti-nuk I-ma-thla.

Si-ma-mai-chi, heir of Us-sun I-math-la.
A-po-lo-ti-ki, heir of Si-i-ya Pus-ka.
Mii-hai-yi, heir of A-tus Ya-ho-la.

Pa-chii-yi-si, heir of In-thla-nis I-ma-thla.
Ca-la-ni, heir of Po-ilth Hacho.
Mun-tul-ka, heir of Ho-poi-yi Hacho.

Mo-lit-tai-ki, heir of Co-o-sa Hacho.
Ma-lit-cha, heir of Ho-pa-ni Hut-ki.
Lo-li, heir of A-tus Micco.
A-pi-la-ni, heir of Micco Hacho.
Sa-lit-hot-chi, heir of Con-tol I-mathla.
Ko-nit Yahola, heir of Pa-kat-cha.
Ot-los-si, heir of Fai-ya-hola.

Pa-ma-chul-li, heir of Hillis Hacho.
Mi-i-ak-ka, heir of Achul-li Hacho.
Sa-nun-ka, heir of Illis Hacho-chi.
Thla-ma-yi, heir of Co-sis Ima-thla.
Si-a-will-i, heir of Ho-o-pa.

Louisa, heir of Cho-co-te Ima-thla.
Sa-hoi-yi, heir of Ni-ha Thlac-co-chi.
Ho-poi-yi, heir of Ho-tul-li I-ma-thla.
Si-li-it-ka, heir of Sa-mo-chi.

Sa-pi-it-ka, heir of Tul-ma Fic-si-co.
Ta-lo-pi, heir of Kat-cha Ya-ho-la.
Sa-mi, heir of Ho-tul-ki Ya-ho-la.
Co-o-sa Micco.

I hereby certify that the foregoing two pages constitute Schedule C, of the article to which they are attached, supplementary to the Creek Treaty, and so are a part of that article.

ALBERT PIKE,

Commissioner of the Confederate States to the Indian Nations West of

Arkansas.

Schedule C.

Ratification by Congress.

RATIFICATION BY THE CONGRESS.

Resolved, (two-thirds of the Congress concuring.) That the Congress of the Confederate States of America, do advise and consent to the ratification of the articles of treaty, including the Secret Article and Supplementary Article, made by Albert Pike, Commissioner of the Confederate States to the Indian Nations west of Arkansas, in behalf of the Confederate States, of the one part, and the Creek Nation of Indians, by its chiefs, headmen and warriors, in general council assembled, of the other part, concluded at the North Fork Village, on the North Fork of the Canadian River, in the Creek Nation, on the tenth day of July, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, with the following

Amendments.

AMENDMENTS:

I. Strike out from article xxviii., the following words; "or in a State court," and insert, in lieu thereof, the following words: "or in a State court, subject to the laws of the State."

II. Add at the end of article xxx. the following words: " and the Confederate States will request the several States of the Confederacy to adopt and enact the provisions of this article, in respect to suits and proceedings in their respective courts."

III. Strike out from article xi. the following words: "the same rights and privileges as may be enjoyed by delegates from any Territories of the Confederate States, in the said House of Representatives," and insert, in lieu thereof, the following words: "a seat in the hall of the House of Representatives to propose and introduce measures for the benefit of said nations, and to be heard in regard thereto, and on other questions in which either of said nations is particularly interested, with such other rights and privileges as may be determined by the House of Representatives."

NOTE-The foregoing amendments were subsequently ratified by General Council of the Creek Nation.