Treaty of September 15, 1832
The treaty signed on September 15, 1832, at Fort Armstrong between the United States and the Winnebago nation involves the cession of lands by the Winnebago and the establishment of compensatory measures, including monetary payments and educational support for Winnebago children. The U.S. agrees to provide annual payments for 27 years, develop a school, and facilitate agricultural support. Additionally, the U.S. requires the Winnebago to relocate by a certain date and adhere to specific obligations regarding criminal accusations against certain individuals within the nation.