The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25
rti-lhundred and thirty-six dollars and thirty

six cents.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars,
at five per centum, for educational pur-
poses. per third article treaty fifth June,
eighteen hundred and forty-four, two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For fifth of sixth equal annuai%i INSTALL
ments to-Miamies residing on ceded
lands, for purchase of forme perpetual
and other annuities and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
of claims, per fourth article treaty fifth
June, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
thirty-one thousand seven hundred and
%thirty-nine dollars and eleven cents.
Miamies of Lndiaha.-For their pro
portion of eighteenth of twenty INSTALL
ments in money, per second article treaty
tw~enty-eight November, eighteen hun
dred and forty, and fourth article treaty
fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, six thousand eight hundred and six
ty-three dollars and sixty-four cents.
For interest on investment of two hun
bred and twenty-one thousand two hun
dred and ffty-seven dollars and eighty
six cents, at five per centum, for Miami
Indians of Indiana, per Senate's amend
ment to fourth article treaty fifth June,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, eleven
thousand and sixty-two dollars and eigh-
ty-nine cents.
Midmies Eel River. For perma-
nent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
fourth article treaty third August, seven
teen hundred and ninety-fve, five hun
bred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or
otherwise, per third article treaty twenty
first August, eighteen hundred and FIVE
two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or
otherwise, per third and separate article
to treaty thirtieth September. eighteen
hundred and nine, three hundred and
fifty dollars.
NaUajoes.-For fulfilling treaty slip
u~lations with the Navajoes, pursuant to
the requirements of the tenth article
treaty ninth September, eighteen hun
dred and forty-nine, five thousand dollars.
NisqaUg, PuyaUup, and other tribes
and bands Of hdians.-For fulfilling
the articles negotiated tw~enty-sixth De
cember, eighteen hundred and ifty-four,
with certain bands of Indians of Puget
sound, Washington Territory.
For fourth installment, in part pay
ment for REIMBURSEMENT of title to lands
W NC dppllCu " bChCuSIdI ObJSSIS, pei
fourth article treaty twenty sixth Dccem-
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty four, two
thousand dollars.
For fourth of twenty installments for
pay of instructor, smith, physician, car
peuter, farmer, and assistant if necessary.
per tenth article treaty twenty sixth De-
cember, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
four thousand five hundred dollars.
Omahos-For the first of ten install
ments of this amount, being second of
the series, in money or otherwise, per
fourth article treaty seventeenth March,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, thirty
thousand dollars.
For fourth of ten installments for up
port of a miller, per eighth article treaty
sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, six hundred dollars.
For fourth of ten installments for sup
port of blacksmith and assistant, and
iron and steel for shop, per eighth article
treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred
and fifty four, nine hundred and forty
dollars.
For fourth of ten iustallments for sup
port of farmer, per eighth article treaty
sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and
MY lOuI, DIN huHOlSu oOlldlS.
Osagcs--For interest on siXtNuine.
thousand one hundred and twenty dollars,
at five per centum, being the value Of
fifty four sections of land set apart Sc
cond June, eighteen hundred and twenty
five, for educational purposes, per Senate
resolution eighteenth January, eighteen
hundred and thirty eight, three thousand
four hundred and fifty six dollars.
OHoes and MisSourids.-For the first
of ten installments of this amount, being
the second series, in money or otherwise,
per fourth article treaty fifteenth March,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, thirteen
thousand dollars. :
For fourth of ten installments for pay
of miller, per seventh article treaty fiji
teenth March, eighteen hundred and IF
ty four, six hundred dollars.
For fourth of ten installments for
blacksmith and assistant, and iron and
steel for shop, per seventh article treaty
fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, nine hundred and forty dollars.
For fourth of ten installments for far
mer, per seventh article treaty fifteenth
March, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
six hundred dollars.
OttcDUo C'SpDCUOS ~ AhtfTftyUt.
For third of ten equal annual INSTALL
ments for educational purposes, to be ex-
tended Texpended under the direction
of the President, according to the wishes
of the Indians, SO far as may be reasona-
Bile and just, per second article of the
treaty of thirty first July, eighteen hun
dred and iftyive, eight thousand dollars.
For third of five equal annual INSTALL
ments in agricultural implements and car
penters' tools, household furniture, and
building materials, cattle, labor and ne
cessary useful articles, per second article
of the treaty of thirty first July, eight
cen hundred and fifty five, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For third installment for the support
of four blacksmith shops for ten years,
per second article of the treaty of thirty
first July, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, four thousand two hundred and for
ty dollars.
For third installment of principal pay
able annually for ten years, to be distrib-
uted, per capica, in the usual manner of
paying annuities, per second article of
the treaty thirty first, July, eighteen
hundred and fifty five, ten thousand dol
lars.
For interest on two hundred and seven
ty six thousand dollars, unpaid part of
the principal sum of three hundred and
six thousand dollars. for one year, at five
per centum per annum, to be distributed