The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-07


fourth article treaty fourth October eighteen hundred and
orytwo and Eighth article treaty thrtieth September
eighteen hundred and ffyour six hundred and sxtysx
! dollars and sixty seven cents.
i For third of sixteenth of twenty-five nstalmens for
pay of two farmers fourth article treaty fourth Octo
ber eighteen hundred and fortytwo and eighth article
treaty thirtieth September eighteen hundred and ffy
four three hundred and thirtythree dollars aud thirty
three cents.
per third article treaty twenysecohd February, eighteen
hundred and ifty-fve, twenty thousand dollars.
PILLAGER AND LAKE WINNIBIGOSHISH BANDS
For third of thirty nsalmens of annuity in money per
third article treaty Februsry eighteen hum
dfed and five ten thousand six hundred and sixtysx
dollars and sizty-sx cents
For third of thirty nsalmens Of annuity in goods per
third article treaty wentysecon February eighteen bum
dred and ifty-fve eight thousand dollars
For third of thirty nsalments for purposes OF utility
third article treaty twenty February eighteen
| hundred and fty-fve four Thousand collars
For third of twenty instalmens sar PURPOSES Of educa
toD per third article treaty February egh
teen hundred and ffy-fve three thousand dollars.
Fot third of five annual nstaments for the purchase OF
POWDER shot, lead twne, and tobacco per third article
treaty twentyseeond February sigheen hundred and hi
| ty-fve, six hundred dollars.
For third OF five annual nsalments for the hire OF si4
labor per third article treaty twenty second February
eighteen hundred and fifty FIVE three thousand dollars
smiths and smiths shops third article treaty twenty
second February eighteen hundred and yfve Two thou
| sand one hundred and twenty dollars.
CHIPPEWAs OF SAGINAW, SWAN CREEK, AND
BLhOh hlNEh.
For second of five equal annual insalmens for educa
tiona purposes under the direction of the President per
second article of the treaty of second August eighteen
hundred and Fifty five, four thousand dollars.
For second of five equal annual nsalmens for agrcuH-
raj Implements and carpenters TOOLS household furniture
and building materials CATTLE labor and necessary useful
articles per second article Of the treaty of second August
eighteen hundred and fifty five, five thousand dollars
For second OF ten equal annual ntalmens IN CON- 10 be
distributed per capita in the usual of annui
ties per second article Of the treaty of second August
| cen dred au thousand dollars.
For second instament for the support OF one black
smhshop for ten years per second article of the treaty of
second August, eighteen hundred and ffty-6ye twelve
hundred and forty dollars.
CHIPPEWAS, MENOMONIEs, WINNEBAGOESi AND
| NEW YORK INDIANS.
For education during the pleasure Of Congress fifth
article treaty eleventh August eighteen hundred and
| twent seven, one thousand five hundred dollars
CHICKASAWS.
For permanent annuity in goods per act Of twenty
fifth February hundred and ninety ynne three
thousand dollars. #.r.
CHIPPEWAs OF sAULT STE. MARIE
For payment of this amount being the sum awarel by
the Commissioner and to be received in foil consideration
for the of the right and interest of said Indians in
the fishing and encampment at the falls Of St Mary which
they held according to the treaty of sixteenth June eghA
treaty at Detroit second August eighteen hundred and
fifty Ave- seventeen thousand four hundred and seventy
| FIVE dollars.
CHoCTAWs
teenth November eighteen hundred and FIVE and thir-
tenth article treaty % June eighteen hundred fifty
Ave three thousand dollars
For permanent annuity for support Of light horsemen,
per thirteenth article treaty eighteenth October eighteen
hundred and twenty and thirteenth article treaty twenty
second June eighteen hundred and fifty five six hundred
4 dollars
For permanent provision for education per second art
Gle treaty twentieth January eighteen hundred and twer-
tyfve and thirteenth article twenty second june eighteen
hundred and fifty five six thousand dollars.
For permanent provision for blacksmith per sixth arti-
Gle treaty eighteenth October eighteen hundred and twen'
y and thirteenth article treaty twenty second June egh
teen hundred and fifty five six hundred dollars
For permanent provision for iron aud STEEL per ninth
article treaty twentieth January eighteen hundred and
June eighteen hundred and ty five three hundred and
twenty dollars.
For interest on five hundred thousand dollars at five per
centum education and other beneficial purposes to be
applied under the direction of the general council of the
Cnocaw in conformity with the provisions contained in
the tenth and thirteenth articles of the treaty of twenty
second June eighteen hundred and 6ftyve, twenty-five
D thousand dollars. anH
For permanent annuity in money, per fourth article
treaty August hundred and ninety and
fifth article treaty twenty seventh August eighteen hun
dred and fifty six, thousand five hundred dollars
For permanent annuity in money, per second article
treaty sixteenth June eighteen hundred and two and fifth
article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and fifty
six, three thousand dollars.
treaty twenty January eighteen hundred and TWEEN
tysx, and fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen
hundred and fifty Six twenty thousand dollars
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant
and for shop and TOOLS per eighth article treaty twenty
fourth January eighteen hundred and twenysix and fifth
article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and hy
six eight hundred and forty dollars.
For provision for iron and steel for shop per
eighth article treaty January eighteen hun
dred and twenty and fifth article treaty seventh Au-
gust eighteen hundred aud fifty six two hundred and sew
enty dollars
For permanent provision for the pay of wheewright
per eighth article treaty January eighteen
hundred and twenty-sx, and fifth article treaty seventh
August eighteen hundred and ffty-six six hundred dol
lars.
For blacksmith and assistant and shop and tools during
the pleasure of the President per fifth article treaty four
fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and
fifty six, eight hundred and forty dollars.
For iron and steel for shop during the pleasure OF the
President per fifth article treaty fourteenth February
eighteen hundred and thitythree and fifth article treaty
seventh August eighteen hundred and fifty six two hun
! dred apd seventy dollars.
Fer wagon-maker during the pleasure of the President
per fifth article treaty fourteenth February eighteen hun
dred and thrtythee and fifth article treaty seventh Au
gust eighteen hundred and 6ftysx, hundred dollars
For assistance in agricultural operations during the
pleasure of the President per eighth article treaty twenty
fourth January eighteen hundred and twentysix and fifth
article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and fifty
six two thousand dollars.
For education during the pleasure Of the President
fifth article treaty fourteenth February, eighteen hundred
and thirtythree, and fifth article treaty seventh August
eighteen hundred and ffy-six thousand dollars.
For the first OF additional instalments for two
backmtbs assistants shop and Tools per thirteenth art
Gle treaty twenty March, eighteen hundred and thr
y-two and fifth article treaty seventh August eigheer
dollars.
For the frat of seven additional iustaments for iron