Creek National Council: rejects proposal for allotment of lands in severalty, 58, _footnote_; approves draft of treaty with C. S. A., 194 Creek Treaty: 157 and _footnote_; Dole ignorant of existence, 157, _footnote_; declares allegiance to C. S. A., 159, _footnote_; contains guarantee of autonomy, 159, _footnote_; contains promise of representation in Congress, 159, _footnote_; model on subject of recognizing slavery, 166-167; extradition, 173; negotiation of, 192-195; considered by Provincial Congress, 206; clauses providing for active alliance, 212 Creeks: from Georgia and Alabama, 19-20; assist in Seminole removal, 20, _footnote_; mixture with negroes, 20, _footnote_, 23, _footnote_; status of free negro among, 23, _footnote_; Presbyterians among, 40; desirable to have slaveholders settle among, 42; repent giving home to Seminoles, 51; location, 67; representatives at inter-tribal council, 71; visited by commissioners from Texas, 92; in council with Cherokees, Seminoles, Quapaws, and Sacs, 94 Crime: unjustly charged against missionaries, 47; charged against Reserve Indians, 52 Crutchfield, Major P. T: 111 Culbertson, Alexander: 210, _footnote_ Cumberland Presbyterians: 40, _footnote_ Curtis, Gen. S. R: 138, _footnote_ Cushing, Caleb: opinion as attorney-general, 22 Cutler, Abram: 229, _footnote_ Cutler, George A: 184, _footnote_, 249, _footnote_, 259, _footnote_, 266 Davis, Jefferson: influences Cushing, 22; writes to Worcester, 23, _footnote_; nominates Hubbard Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 128; appoints Pike special commissioner to Indians, 130; message, 202; Marshall writes to, 207 Davis, John B: 23, _footnote_ Davis, John D: 199, _footnote_ Davis, William P: 199, _footnote_ Dawson, J. L: 193, _footnote_ Dean, Charles W: 42; work cited, 35, _footnote_, 60, _footnote_ Debray, X. B: 102, _footnote_ Decotah: suggested territory of, 31, _footnote_ Deep Fork of Canadian: 254 Delawares: from Indiana, 19; tarry in Missouri, 19, _footnote_; free state men among, 35; anxious to avoid white man's interference, 36, _footnote_; Baptist school on reservation, 38; as refugees, 56, _footnote_; Leeper to communicate with, 181, _footnote_; Pike hopes to meet, 189, _footnote_; wealth, 208, _footnote_; treaty with, 231, _footnote_; employed as scouts, 232; appeal to, 268; response of, 268; and Shawnees attack Wichita Agency and kill Leeper, 329, _footnote_ Delegates: five great tribes should have, in Congress, 31, _footnote_; Pike sent as, 132-133; to be allowed in Confederate Congress, 159, 161, 177, 203, 204, 324; Creek on way to Washington, 245; Gamble to Confederate Congress, 312