The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25
ty twenty second February, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, twenty thousand dol

dred and fifty five, twenty thousand dol
lars.
Ckippeacas, PiUager, and Lake HIN
nibigoshish bdnds.-For fourth of thir
ty installments of annuity in money, pc
third article treaty twenty second Feb
ruary, eighteen hundred and fifty five
ten thousand six hundred and sixty si'
dollars and sixty six cents
For fourth of thirty installments O
annuity in goods, per third article treat,
twenty second February eighteen hun
bred and fifty five, eight thousand dol
lars.
For fourth of thirty installments 70
purposes of utility, per third article trea
ty twenty second February, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, four thousand dol
lars.
For fourth of twenty installments TO
purposes of education, per third article
treaty twenty second February, eighteel
hundred and fifty five, three Thousand
dollars.
For fourth of five annual installment'
for the purchase of powder, shot, lead
Irvine, and tobacco, per third article trea
ty twenty second February, eighteer
and fifty five, six hundred dollars.
For fourth of five annual installment.
for the hire of six laborers, per third
article treaty twenty second February
eighteen hundred and fifty five, three
thousand dollars.
For fourth of fifteen annual install
ments for support of two smiths anc
smiths shops, per third article treaty
twenty second February, eighteen hun
bred and fifty five, two thousand ono
hundred and twenty dollars.
Ch1ppeicas Of Sdginaao, Swa" Creek
and Black Rioer.-For third of five
equal annual installments for educational
purposes, under the direction of the
President, per second article of the trea,
ty of second August, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, four thousand dollars.
For third of five equal annual Install
ments for agricultural implements and
carpenters tools, household furniture and
building materials, cattle, labor, and ne
cessary useful articles, per second article
of second August, eighteen undre and
fifty five, five thousand dollars.
For third of ten equal annual Install
meuts in coin, to be distributed per capt.
ia, in the usual manner of paying an
%nuities, per second article of the treaty
of second August, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, ten thousand dollars.
For third installment for the support
of one blacksmith shop for ten years, per
article of the treaty of second
August, eighteen hundred and fifty five,
twelve hundred and forty dollars,
Chippeuds, Menomonees, Winneba-
goes, and Nep York Lndians.-For ed
ucation, during the pleasure of Congress,
per fifth article treaty eleventh August,
eighteen hundred and twenty seven, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
Chickasdws.-For permanent annuity
in goods, per act of twenty fifth Feb
ruary, seventeen hundred and ninety
nine, three thousand dollars.
MoctauS.-For permanent annuity,
per second article treaty sixteenth No
eighteen hundred and five, and
thirteenth article treaty twenty second
June, eighteen hundred and fifty five,
three thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for support of
lighthorsemen, per thirteenth article tfea-
ty eighteenth October, eighteen hundred
and twenty, and thirteenth article treaty
twenty second Juue, eighteen hundred
and fifty FIVE, six hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for education,
per second article treaty twentieth JAN
nary, eighteen hundred and evenly five,
and thirteenth article treaty twenty sec
ond June, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, six thousand dollars.
For permanent provision for black
per sixth article treaty eighteenth
October, eighteen hundred and twenty,
and thirteenth article treaty twenty sec
ond June, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, six hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for iron and
steel, per ninth article treaty twentieth
January, eighteen hundred and twenty
i've, and thirteenth article of treaty TWEEN
second June, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, three hundred and twenty dol
airs.
For interest on five hundred thousand
at five per centum, for education
md other beneficial purposes, to be APP
Piled under the direction of the general
council of the Choctaws, in conformity
the provisions contained in the tenth
and thirteenth articles of the treaty of
second June, eighteen hundred
md fifty five, twenty. five thousand dol
airs.
For fulfilling treaty stipulations with
he various Indian tribes:
Can1anches, KioaUds, and Apdches Of
arkansas RiUer.-For fifth of ten in
,tallments for the purchase of goods,
provisions, and agricultural implements,
per sixth article treaty twenty seventh
July, eighteen hundred and fifty three,
eighteen thousand dollars.
For expenses of transportation OF the
fifth of ten installments of goods, pro-
and agricultural implements, per
ixth article treaty twenty seventh July,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, seven
thousand dollars
Creeks.-For permanent annuity in
money, per fourth article treaty seventh
August, seventeen hundred and ninety,
fifth article treaty seventh August, eight
hundred and fifty six, n thousand
i've hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in money, per
econd article treaty sixteenth June,
hundred and two, aud fifth
lrticle treaty seventh August, eighteen
hundred and fifty six, three thousand
For permanent annuity in money, per
;ourth article treaty twenty fourth Jan
larry, eighteen hundred and twenty six,
md fifth article treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and fifty six, twenty
thousand dollars.
For permanent provision for black
and assistant, and for shop and tools,