The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23

per eighth article treaty twenty January eighteen
hundred and twenty-sx, six hundred dollars
For twenty of thrtythree ins,amenis for eduea
ton, per thirteenth article treaty twentyfourh March
eighteen hundred and thirtytwo and fourth article treaty
fourth January, eighteen hundred and fory-ye three
thousand dollars, s @. 81 sna .a
For threerth Of twenty nsalmens for education, per
fourth article treaty fourth January eighteen hundred and
forty-ise, three thousand dollars 4 #
For blacksmith and assistant and shop and TOOLS during
the pleasure Of the President per fifth article treaty four
teenh February eighteen hundred and hiry-three eight
For iron and steel for shop during the pleasure Of the
President, per fifth article treaty fourteenth February
eighteen hundred and thir-hree two hundred and sew
| enty dollars #.... ...s
For wagon maker during the pleasure of the President
per fifth article treaty fourteenth February, eighteen hun
dred aud thirty-three, six hundred dollars.
For assistance in agricultural operations during the
pleasure OF the President per eighth article treaty twenty
fourth january, eighteen hundred and tweny-sx, two
For education during the pleasure of the President per
fifth article treaty fourteenth February, eighteen hundred
and thirty three, one thousand dollars.
DELAwARES.
For life annuity to chief per private article to supple
mental treaty twenty fourth September eighteen hundred
and twenty nine treaty of third October eighteen hum
dred and eighteen one hundred dollars.
For life annuity to chief per supplemental article to
treaty October eighteen hundred and thirty
two, hundred dollars.
For interest ortysix thousand and eighty dollars at
five per centum, being the value of hirysx sections of
land apart by treaty of eighteen hundred and twenty
nine for education per resolution of Senate nineteenth
january eighteen hundred and hiry-eght two thousand
three hundred and four dollars.
For third of eight equal instalmen for payment of five
Chiefs per sixth article treaty sixth May eighteen hun
dred and fftyfour, thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars.
FLORIDA INDIANS, OR sEMINoLES.
For thirteenth of fifteen instaments in goods per sixth
article treaty fourth January eighteen hundred and forty
| lve two thousand dollars.
For thirteenth Of fifteen instaments in money per sixth
article treaty fourth january eighteen hundred and forty
fnpr arftct iuht hnn-
dred and thrty.two, three thousand dollars.
| IOWAS.
-"st in lieu of investment fifty y-seven thousand
five hundred dollars, to the first July eighteen hundred
and ffy-seven, at five per cen..- ~ the pres;dant
beneficial purposes, under the direction bnn
dred and and ninth article treaty seventeenth
May, eighteen hundred and ffyour two thousand eight
hundred and seventy-hye dollars.
KANSAS.
For interest in lieu of investment two hundred thou
sand dollars at five per cenum per second article treaty
fourteenth January eighteen hundred and fortysix ten
thousand dollars.
KAsKASKIAs, PEORIAs, WEAs, AND PIANKE-
SHAWS.
For payment of the last OF three nsalments in money
of thirteen thousand dollars EACH for purchase
annuite and REIMBURSEMENT of claims and dam
ages per sixth article treaty thrteth May eighteen hum
dred and fifty y-four, thirteen thousand dollars.
For the third of FIVE instaments for support OF black
smith ana assistant per sixth article treaty thrteth May
eighteen hundred and y-four hundred and twenty
dollars "
For the third of FIVE nstalments for purchase of iron
and STEEL per sixth article treaty thireh May, eighteen
hundred and ffy-four two hundred and twenty dollars.
KICKAPoOS
For third nstalment Of interest at FIVE per centum
one hundred thousand dollars for education per second
article treaty eighteenth May, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, FIVE thousand dollars.
For the payment of this sum as the third instament
upon hundred thousand dollars per second article
/
twenty thousand dollars
MENoMoNIEs.
For first Of twelve nstalmens for continuing and keep
ing up blacksmith shop and providing the usual quantity
Of iron and steel per fourth article treaty eighteenth 0c-
tober eighteen hundred and fortyeghL and third article
treaty twelfth May eighteen hundred and 6y-four nine
hundred and sixteen dollars and sxty-six cents.
For first OF ten nsalments of annuity upon two hun
dred thousand dollars balance Of three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for cesson OF lands per fourth article
treaty eighteenth October eighteen hundred and forty
eight aud third article treaty twelfth May, eighteen hun
dred and ffy-four twenty thousand dollars.
MIAMIES
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant
and iron and steel for shop per fifth article treaty sixth
October eighteen hundred and eighteen and fourth article
treaty fifth June eighteen hundred and ffty-four, nine
| hundred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller In lieu of Runsmih
per h article treaty sixth October eighteen hundred and
eighteen, fifth article treaty twentythird October eigh
hundred and thiryour and fourth article treaty fifth
June eighteen hundred and fyfour six hundred dollars
| For sixteen nstalmens in money, per second article
treaty twenty eighth November eighteen hundred and
forty and fourth and sixth articles treay fifth June
eighteen hundred and hy -four, twelve thousand and Eve
hundred dollars.
For interest on investment of two hundred and twenty
thousand two hundred and fty-seyen dollars and
eghtysI cents at five per ocntum, for Miami Indians OF
Indiana Senates amendment to fourth article treaty
fifth June eighteen hundred and eleven thousand
and sxty-two dollars and eghty-nine cents 1850.
For interest fifty Thousand dollars Eve per centum
for educational purposes per third article treaty fifth June
eighteen hundred and fifty four two thousand five hundred
| dollars
For third OF six equal annual nsalments to Mames
siding ceded lands for purchase Of former perpetual and
other annutes and reiuquishmeu Of claims per fourth
thirtyone thousand hundred and thrtynne dollars
| and eleven cents.
MANIFESTED RIVER
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise per fourth
article treaty third August seventeen hundred and ninety
| FIVE, Eve hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity In goods otherwise per third
article treaty twenty August eighteen hundred and
| five, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity In goods otherwise per third
and separate article TO treaty hireh September eighteen
hundred and nine, three hundred and fifty dollars.
NAvAJoES.
For fulfilling treaty stpulaons with the Navajoes pur
susn TO the requirements Of the tenth article treaty ninth
September eighteen hundred and fortyniue FIVE thousand
dollars. #
NIsoUALLY, PUYALLUP, AND OTHER TRIBES AMI
BANDS OF INDIANS
For fulfilling the articles negotiated tventysixh De
cember eighteen hundred and fifty -four with certain band
| Of Indians Of Pugets sound Washington Territory.
For second nstalment in part payment for relinqush
Of title 70 lands be applied TO beneficial objects pei
fourth article treaty twentysrth December eighteen hun