The national Republican., 1861-07-12
For ..nond Of trenty instalmen,s for keep!

For second OF tWcuty 1UuthttueHtd TUT htSU-
ing in repair the hospital, and providing the
necessary medicines and furniture therefor, per
fnh article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hun.
dred and fifty.Gve, three hundred dollars. 49,
For second Of twenty instalments for pay of
physician, per fifth article treaty sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and ffy.6ve, one thou,
sand four hundred dollars. aHI' sf"'
For second Of twenty instalments for keep
ing in repair the buildings required for the va.
rious employees, and furnishing necessary firni.
ture thereof, per fifth article treaty sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and 6fty.fve, three
hundred dollars. T.r -r .'t
For second Of twenty instalments for the pay
Of each Of the head chiefs Of the Flathead,
Kootenay, and Upper Pend d'Oreilles tribes,
per fifth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred and ifty.Gve, fifteen hundred dollars.
Contsderuted Tribes and Bands Of Indians
in Middle O,ega,.-For second Of i've install.
ments Of eight thousand dollars for beneficial
objects, at the discretion of the President, per
second article treaty twenty fifth June, eighteen
hundred and ffty-6ve, eight thousand dollars.
For second Of fifteen instalments for pay and
subsistence Of one farmer, one blacksmith, and
one wagon and plough maker, per fourth arti-
and 6(ty.6ve, three thousand five hundred dol.
lars. 49, w. .r ... . H.
For second of twenty instalments for pay and
subsistence of one physician, one sawyer, one
miller, one superintendent of farming opera.
tions, and one school.teacher, per fourth article
treaty twenty. fifth June, eighteen hundred and
ffty.fve, FIVE thousand six hundred dollars.
For second oftwenty instalments for payment
of salary to the head chief Of said confederated
bands, per fourth article treaty twenty.fifth
June, eighteen hundred and fifty.6ve, Eve hun.
dred dollars.
Molel Indians.-For second of ten install.
ments for keeping in repair saw and Touring
mills, and for the pay OF necessary employees,
the benefits Of which to be shared alike by all
the confederated bands, per second article treaty
twenty.6rst December, eighteen hundred and
ifty.fve, one Thousand five hundred dollars.
For second of five instalmsnts lin addition
to the instalments specified in the treaty of
twenty. November, eighteen hundred and
ifty.four, with the Umpquas and Calapooias Of
Umpqua Valley for furnishing iron and steel
and other materials for the smith and tin shops
provided for in said treaty, and for the pay of
the necessary mechanics, per second article
treaty twenty first December, eighteen hundred
and fifty Eve, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars. .8 .a..iAli ~ g. --s a.0 0Et. ID g .H"'a.
For second Of ten instalments for the psy of
a carpenter and joiner to aid in erecting build.
ings and making furniture for said Indians, and
to furnish tools in said service, per second arti.
Gle treaty twenty. first December, eighteen hun.
dred and ffty.fve, two thousand dollars.
For pay OF teachers to manusl.labor school,
for all necessary materials therefor, and for the
subsistence Of the pupils, per second article
treaty twenty-frst December, eighteen hundred
and ffty.6ve, three Thousand dollars. -,
Fer second Of FIVE instalments fer the pay of
an additional farmer, per second article treaty
twenty.frst December, eighteen hundred and
fifty Ave, eight hundred dollars. re t.fHl
Qui-nai-eh and Quilleh-ute Iadians.-For
second instalment on twenty-five thousand dol
lars for beneficial objects, under the direction
July, eighteen hundred and ffty.fve, two thou.
sand dollars. L.ir.. ..-. -.- ,.r. '-.I..aa
For second of twenty instalments for the SUD.
port of an agricultural and industrial school,
and for pay Of suitable instructors, per tenth
article treaty FIRST July, eighteen hundred and
ffty-fve, two thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For second Of twenty instalments for support
Of smith and carpenter shop, and to provide the
necessary tools therefor per tenth article treaty
first July, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, Ave
hundred dollars. 9, -1s-. ~ n .-. II
For second of twenty instalments for the en-
ployment of blacksmith, carpenter, and farm.
er, and a physician who shall furnish medicine
for the sick, per tenth article treaty first July,
eighteen hundred and fhy.fye four thousand
six hundred dollars.
S'Klallams.-Fo second instalment on
sixty thousand dollars, under the direction of
the President, per fifth article treaty twenty
sixth January, eighteen hundred and fifty Eve,
FIVE thousand dollars.
For second Of twenty instalments for the sun.
mort of QnriCultural and md r,ol L..
and for pay Of suitable teachers, per eleventh
article treaty twenty.sixth January, eighteen
hundred and fifty. y.fve, two thousand Eve hun.
| dred dollars.
For second Of twenty instalments for the EN-.
pioyment of a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer,
and physician who shall furnish medicines
for the sick, per eleventh article treaty twenty.
sixth January, eighteen hundred and fifty-fye,
four thousand six hundred dollars.
Indian Service in Nep Merico.-For the
general incidental expenses of the Indian ser.
vice in New Mexico, presents of goods, agricul.
tural implements, and other useful articles, and
to assist them to locate in permanent abodes,
and sustain themselves by the pursuits of civil
lied life, to be expended under the direction
OF the Secretary Of the Interior, fifty thousand
dollars. .'
Indian Service in the District of Count,y
leased from the CAoctains. For Tie Indians
lately residing in 1ezas.-For the expenses of
colonizing, supporting, and furnishing agricul.
tural implements and stock pay Of necessary
employees; purchase Of ofclothing, medicine, iron,
and steel; establishment and maintenance Of
schools, and building houses for the Indians
lately residing in Texas, in lieu of those aban.
doned in that State, to be expended under the
direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior, twen.
ty.two thousand eight hundred and twenty. five
dollars.
For the Wichitds and Other affiliated Bands.
For the expenses of colonizing, supporting, and
furnishing said bands with agricultural imple-
ments and stock, pay Of necessary employees,
purchase OF clothing, medicines, iron, and steel,
establishment and maintenance of schools, and