William Clark, St. Louis, Missouri Territory, and Auguste Chouteau. Chiefs and principal men from the Otoes, Missouri, Poncarars [Ponca], and the first chief of the Pania [Pawnee] republic, with two chiefs of the upper tribe of the Sioux, have arrived at St. Louis to make a treaty with the United States. Concluded with the Otoes, Missouri, and Poncarara; the Sioux and the Pania were not represented enough to treat with

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Title
William Clark, St. Louis, Missouri Territory, and Auguste Chouteau. Chiefs and principal men from the Otoes, Missouri, Poncarars [Ponca], and the first chief of the Pania [Pawnee] republic, with two chiefs of the upper tribe of the Sioux, have arrived at St. Louis to make a treaty with the United States. Concluded with the Otoes, Missouri, and Poncarara; the Sioux and the Pania were not represented enough to treat with
Date
1 Jul 1817
Copyright and Source Archive
The Missouri History Museum
Author
  • Clark, William (1770-1838)
  • Chouteau, Auguste (c. 1749-1829)
Document Type
  • Correspondence
Themes
  • Government and Politics
  • Indigenous Peoples
Region
  • American Midwest
Reference
A0289