Chapter C

Calhoun, John C., treats with Cherokee 219
on Cherokee civilization 373, 374
Campbell, David, surveyor of Cherokee boundary line 165
Campbell, Duncan G., commissioner to extinguish Indian title in
Georgia 233
Campbell, William, surveyed line between Virginia and Cherokee
lands 156
Carroll, William, commissioner for making and executing Cherokee
treaty 253, 283
report on the Cherokee 259
Cass, Lewis, holds Cherokee council at Wapakoneta, Ohio 221
Catawba Indians, treaty of 1756 145
proposed removal of, to Cherokee country 317
Census, Cherokee, in 1825 240
in 1835 289, 377
in 1867 351
in North Carolina in 1849 313
in North Carolina in 1869 314
Census, refugee Indians, in 1862 331, 332
Chelaque identical with Cherokee 89, 135
Cherokee and Creek boundary disputes 266
Cherokee boundary of 1785, dissatisfaction with 160
Cherokee census, in 1825 240
in 1835 289, 377
in 1867 351
Cherokee cessions to the United States, area of 378
Cherokee citizenship 367
Cherokee Confederate regiment, desertion of 329
Cherokee constitution 374, 375
Cherokee country, boundaries of 205, 354, 365
Cherokee hostilities 170, 173
Cherokee lands, purchase of 210
removal of white settlers from 322, 323
cession and sale of 348
appraisal of, west of 96° 361
Cherokee migration 136
Cherokee Nation, political murders in 297, 303
Cherokee Nation of Indians, by C. C. Royce 121-378
Cherokee population 142, 377, 378
Cherokee western outlet 246, 248
Cherokee, the cessions of land by 130, 131
treaties with 133-378
known by North Carolina and Virginia settlers 138, 139
treaty relations of, with the United States 152
war with 170
proposed removal of 202
removals of 214-218, 222, 228, 254, 258, 260, 292, 341
situation of, west of the Mississippi 221, 292, 293
progress in civilization of 240
adoption of constitution by 241, 295
material prosperity among 260
protest against claims of Georgia 272
proposition of, to become citizens 274
memorials of, in Congress 275, 277, 289
unification of Eastern and Western 294
charge United States with bad faith 296
financial difficulties of 318, 320
new treaty proposed in 1854 by 320
political excitement in 1860 among 324
the Southern Confederacy and 320, 332, 333, 342
treaty of 1868 concluded with Southern 346
treaty of 1866 with loyal 347
jurisdiction of 369
Cherokee and Osage, difficulties between 242
Chester, E. W., instructed as to treaty with Cherokee 263
Chicamauga band, emigration of 150, 151
Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Cherokee, boundary between 205
Chisholm, John D., deputized by Cherokee to treat 212
Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, and Creek, boundary between 205
Clark, William, instructed to end Cherokee hostilities 221, 222
Clay, Henry, sympathy with Cherokee 287
resolution by, regarding title to Texas 355
Clements, C. C., special agent on Cherokee claims 308
Cocke, John, commissioner to extinguish Cherokee title 241
Coffee, John, objection to survey by 207, 208
appointed to assist in Cherokee removal 260
appointed to report on line between Cherokee and Georgia 270
Columbia River, Cherokee contemplate removal to 264
Confederacy, relation of Cherokee to Southern 376
Cooley, Dennis N., commissioner to treat with Cherokee 334, 341
Corwin, K. G., commissioner for Cherokee boundary 365
Cox, John T., commissioner to appraise neutral lands 351
Creek and Cherokee boundary disputes 266
Crockett, David, denounces policy toward Cherokee 288
Cumming, Alexander, treaty with Cherokee 44, 145
Curry, Benjamin F., to appraise Cherokee improvements 283
Cutifachiqui, visit of De Soto to 135