Chapter V

Van Buren, Martin, offers a compromise in Cherokee affairs 290
Vashon, George, negotiates a treaty with Cherokee 252
Voorhees, D. W., counsel for Cherokee 345

W.

Waddell, Hugh, negotiates treaty of 1756 with Cherokee and Catawba 145
Wafford's settlement 186, 187
Wales, Samuel A., instructed by Governor Forsyth to establish Cherokee
boundary line 269
Walton, George, commissioner to treat with Cherokee 174, 176
Washington, George, in relation to Cherokee 161, 173
Watie, Stand, a Confederate leader in the civil war 298, 325, 328, 333
confiscation act against adherents of 343
Webster, Daniel, denounces policy toward Cherokee 288, 290
Wellborn, Johnson, Georgia commissioner in treating with Cherokee 236
Whitner, Joseph, surveyor of Cherokee boundary line 165, 168
Wilkerson, William N., commissioner to appraise Indian lands 363
Wilkinson, James, commissioner for Cherokee treaty 184
Winchester, James, survey of Cherokee boundary line by 154
commissioner for Cherokee boundary 165
Wise, Henry A., denounces policy toward Cherokee 288, 289
Wistar, Thomas, commissioner to treat with Indians 341
Wool, John E., in command of troops in Cherokee Nation 283
report on Cherokee affairs 286
relieved 289
Worcester <i>vs.</i> Georgia, Supreme Court decision in 264

Y.

Yellow Creek settlement 183

BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT PL. VIII

BY C. C. ROYCE. 1894.]

BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT PL. IX

BY C. C. ROYCE. 1894.]

[Transcriber's Note:

Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.]