The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-09


dred and twenty nine for education, per resolution
of the Senate nineteenth January, eighteen hun
drcd and thirty eight, and fifth article treaty sixth
May, eighteen hundred and fifty four, two thousand
three hundred and four dollars. -E
Io,cas.
For interest in lieu of investment on fifty
thousand five hundred dollers balance of one hum
dred and fifty seven thousand five hundred dollars,
to the first July, eighteen hundred and sixty three
at five per centuni for education other beneficial
purposes, under the direction of the President
second article treaty nineteenth October, eighteen
hundred and thirty eight and ninth article treaty
seventeenth May, eighteen hundred and fifty four
two thousand eight hundred and seventy five dol
lars.
Kansas.
! For interest in lieu of investment on two hundred
thousand dollars at five per centum, per second ar
ticle treaty fourteenth January, eighteen hundred
and forty six ten thousand dollars.
Kickapoos.
For ninth instalment of interest, at five per
| tum, one hundred thousand dollars for educa-
| tion, per second article treaty eighteenth May,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, five thousand dol
| lars. t
For ninth instalment on two hundred thousand
dollars, to be paid in eighteen hundred and sixty
two, per second article treaty eighteenth May egh
teen hundred and fifty four, nine thousand dollars.
| MenOmonees.
| For seventh of twelve nstalments for contnu-
| ing ana Keeping up a blacksmith shop, ana pro-
| viding the usual quantity of iron and steel, per
fourth article treaty eighteenth October, eighteen
hundred and forty eight, and third article treaty
| twelfth May, eighteen hundred and fifty four, nine
| hundred and sixteen dollars and sixty six cents
For seventh of ten instruments of annuity upon
| two hundred thousand dollars, balance of three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for cession of
lands, per fourth article treaty eighteenth October,
eighteen hundred and forty eight, and third article
treaty twelfth May, eighteen hundred and fifty
| four, twenty thousand dollars.
- For seventh of fifteen instaImcnts of mil
Ter, per third article treaty twelfth May eighteen
hundred and fifty four, six hundred dollars.
lIiamies Of Kansas
For permanent provision for blacksmith and as
sistant and iron and steel for shop, per lift article
| treaty sixth October, eighteen hundred and eigh-
teen, and fourth article treaty fifth june eighteen
hundred and fifty four, nine hundred and forty
| dollars
For permanent provision for miller, in lieu of
| gunsmth, per fifth article treaty sixth October,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, fifth article treaty
twenty third October, eighteen hundred and thirty
four, and fourth article treaty fifth June, eighteen
hundred and fifty four, six hundred dollars.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at five per
centum, for ucational purposes, per third article
treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty four
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For third of twenty instalments upon two hun
dred thousand dollars, per third article treaty fifth
June, eighteen hundred and fifty FOUR seven thou
sand five hundred dollars.
MiGaaies of Indiana
For interest on two hundred and twenty one
thousand two hundred and fifty seven dollars and
eighty six cents, uninvesed, at five per centum, for
Miami Indians of Indiana, per Senate's amendment
to fourth article treaty fifth June, eighteen hun
bred and fifty four, eleven thousand and sixty two
dollars and eighty nine cents.
Micmies-Eel Rirer
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise,
per fourth article treaty third August, seventeen
hundred and ninety five, five hundred dollars.
| For permanent annuity in goods otherwise,
per third article treaty twenty first August eigh-
| fnan GXa fxVoh r1pd rado II
lars.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise,
per third and separate article treaty thrtieth
September, eighteen hundred and nine, three hun
n bred and fifty dollars.
Nisquully, PuyalVnp and other Tribes and Bands of
Indians.
For eighth instruments in part payment for re-
lnquishment of title to lands, to be applied to BEN
efcial Objects per fourth article treaty twenty
sixth December, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
fifteen hundred dollars
For eighth of twenty instruments for pay of in
structor smith, physician, carpenter, farmer, and
assistant If necessary, per tenth article treaty
twenty sixth December, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, six thousand seven hundred dollars.
Amahas.
! For the fifth of ten instruments of this amount
being second of the series, in money or otherwise
per fourth article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen
hundred and fifty four, thirty Thousand dollars
For eighth of ten instruments for support of a
miller, per eighth article treaty sixteenth March,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, six hundred dol
lars.
For eighth of ten instruments for support of
I blacksmith and assistant and iron and steel for
u shop, per eighth article treaty sixteenth March,
! eighteen hundred and fifty four nine hundred and
forty dollars.
For eighth often instruments for support of far
mer, per eighth article treaty sixteenth March,
: eighteen hundred and fifty four, six hundred dol
= lars.
u For keeping in repair the grist and saw mill pro-
vided for by the eighth article of the treaty of six
= tenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
u three hundred dollars.
For supplying the smiths shop with TOOLS and
keeping the same in repair per eighth article of the
# treaty of sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and
5, fifty four, three hundred dollars
l. For an engineer, one thousand two hundred dol
ID lars
80 O,ages..
l. For interest sixty nine thousand one hundred
" and twenty dollars at five per centum, being the
e. value of tyfour sections of land apart second
June, eighteen hundred and twenty five, for educa-
tional purposes, per Senate resolution nineteenth
January, eighteen hundred and thirty eight three
h thousand four hundred and fifty six dollars.
y Ottoes and Missourias
re For fifth of ten instruments being the second
series in money otherwise, per fourth article
ID treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty
d four, thirteen thousand dollars.
T. sFor eighth of ten instalmcnts for nav of miller
ID per seventh article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen
hundred and fifty four, six hundred dollars.
h For eighth of ten insalments for blacksmith and
m assistant and iron and steel for shop per seventh
< | and fifty four, nine hundred and forty dollars
For eighth of ten insalments for farmer per
s. seventh article treaty fifteenth March eighteen
lie hundred and fifty four, six hundred dollars
ID For keeping in repair the grst saw mill pro.
u vided for by the seventh article of the treaty of
d tenth March, eighteen hundred and ffty four
three hundred dollars.
Or For supplying the smiths shop with tools and
keeping the same in repair, per seventh article oil
h the treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and
I'd fifty four, three hundred dollars.
For an engineer, one thousand two hundred dol.
ell lars.
"a Oaolcas and Ohippewas Of Michigan.
~ For seventh of ten equal annual instaIments fol
educational purposes, to be expended under the d
Ia rection of the President according to the wishes
- the Indians, so far may be reasonable and lust
n per second article of the treaty of thirty first july
n eighteen hundred and fifty five, eight thousand dol
!, | lars.
For seventh of ten instalmcnts for the support O.
ro four blacksmith Shops per second article of tn,
n treaty of thirty first July, eighteen hundred and
- fifty five, four thousand two hundred and forty dol
!, | lars.
For seventh of ten instalments of principal paw
o able annually for ten years, to be distributed pei
h. | capita, in the usual manner of paying annuties
per second article of the treaty of thirty July