Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-18
RALEIGH, N G. sATUR DAY. AUGUST IS, 1860

twenty fifth June, eighteen hundred and ffyfre, two
thousand two hundred dollars. - = 80.
For The erection OF Que sehoo,house one blacksmiths
shop, with tin and gunsmiths shop attached wagon
and one pOughmakers shop and furnishing necessary
tools books and stationery per fourth article treaty TWEEN
dollars.
For the erection Of dwelling and the requisite
buildings for the employees and for furniture therefor per
fourth article treaty twenty fifth June eighteen hundred
and 6fy-fYe. four thousand eight hundred dollars.
For rst of fifteen instruments for the pay and subsistence
OF farmer blacksmith and wagon and plough
maker per fourth article treaty twentyh June eighteen
hundred and three thousand five hundred dollars
For first Ct twenty instalments for the pay and subss
tence Of physician sawy miller superin
tendcnt of farming operations and one schooeache per
fourth article treaty twentyffh June eighteen hundred
and ffty-fre five thousand dollars ~
For the erection of four dwelling houses for the
head chief Of the bands and for each Of
the Upper and Lower De Chutes bands Of Wa Waa and
for the Wascopum baud of Wascoes and TO fence and
plough for each of the said chiefs Of land per
fourth article treaty wenty-fth Juue eighteen hundred
and fifty five two Thousand hundred and fifty do'lars
For hst OF twenty instruments for The payment of salary
to the head chief Of the conederated band per fourth ar
Gle treaty twenyflh June, eighteen hundred and hfly-
tive, five hundred dollars. .rt $50 ~
AoL L0aas-For first of ten instaIments for the
hon OF one sawrIil and one hUuring-m and furnishing
persons attend TO the same per second article treaty
December, eighteen hundred and fifty five, ten
Thousand dollars. a-t -E-'-
For first of five Insiaments Tin addition to the instalmens
specified in the treaty of twenvnnth November eighteen
hundred and ftfour with the Unpquas and Calapooias
for furnishing iron and steel aud Uer materials for sup
plying the smiths shop and tin shop provided for in SAID
treaty and for the pay for the services Of the me
chancs per second arce treaty twenyhrs December
eighteen hundred and hve thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For the establishment of mauual-labor school, for the
employment and pay of teachers and for furnishing all
cessary materials aud subsistence for pupils second ar
cle treaty twentyfrst December eighteen hundred and
NIFTY i've, three thousand five hundred dollars. .
For first of ten nstamens for the of carpenter and
oin,r, aid in erecting buildings making furniture
for said Indians aud To furnish tools in said service per
second article treaty twenty December eighteen hum
dred and fifty i've thousand two hundred dollars.
For hrst OF i've instruments for pay Of an additional far
teen hundred and fifty five, six hundred dollars.
Qa-Haeh and QaiI-iek-ute LadiaHs-For first install
men on twenty-five Thousand dollars under the direction
of the President per fourth article treaty twenty JAM
uary, eighteen hundred and tysix Two thousand five
To enable said Indians settle upon such reservation
be selected for them by the President and to clear,
fence, aud break sufficient quantity Of land for cutiya-
tOD 10 be expended under the direction of the President
per nth article treaty twentyh January eighteen hun
dred aud ffy-sx. two thousand five hundred dollars.
For first Ofweny ins;amenIs for The establishment and
support Of agricultural and industrial school, and TO
vide the same with suitable instructor instructors
tenth article treaty January eighteen hundred
and hfty-six, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For hrSt Of twenty instruments for providing smith aud
carpenters shop, and furnishing them with the necessary
oos tenth article treaty wentyh January egdteen
hundred and hfysx, two thousand i've hundred dollars
For first of twenty instalments for the employment of
blacksmith carpenter and farmer to instruct the Indians
in their respective occupations aud physician who shall
furnish medicines for the SICK tenth article treaty
twentyhh January eighteen hundred aud htysx, three
thousand eight hundred dollars.
Il dLidms.-For first instament sixty thousand dol
lars under the direction of the President per fifth article
treaty twenysxth January eighteen hundred and fifty
five, six thousand dollars.
To enable them to TO and settle upon
tons and to clear fence aud break up sufficient quantity
land for cultivation 10 be expended under the direction
OF the President per sixth article treaty twenty sixth jan
uary eighteen hundred and fftyfve, six thousand dol
lars
For first of twenty instruments for the establishment and
support of agricultural and industrial school, and for
the pay Of suitable teachers per eleventh article treaty
twenty sixth January eighteen hundred and Fifty five two
thousand five hundred dollars
For first of twenty nstaments for the employment Of
blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and physician who shall
furnish medicines for the sick, per eleventh article treaty
twenty sixth January eighteen hundred and fyve three
thousand dollars
For first of twenty instruments for smith and carpenters
shop and tn pvde the necessary tools per eleventh ar
c'e treaty twenysxth January, eighteen hundred and h
ty-ive, two Thousand five hundred dollars
Approved March ~, 1861