The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-10

red and eiaht teen, one tifousSnd dollars.
nor ola ksmith and assistant, shop and tools,
and iron and steel for shop, during the pleasure of
the Pressderk ser fourth article treaty twentieth
.,JaIy eighteen hundred and thirty ono, one thou
sand and sixty dollars.
ShGirRees
FOR permanent annuity for educational purpo-
ses per fourth article treaty third August seven
teen hundred and ninety five and third article trea-
ty tenth May, eighteen hundred and fifty four, one
thousand dol ars.
tum ON forty thousand dollars for education, per
third article treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred
and fifty four, two thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for educationsi puIpos-
es, per fourth article treaty twenty ninth Septem-
bcr eighteen hundred and seventeen, and third ar
ticlc treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, wo thousand dollars.
SIR Nations Of New York
For permanent annuity in clothing and other
useful articles per sixth article treaty eleventh NO
yember, seventeen hundred and ninety four four
thousand five hundred dollars.
Siour Of Mississippi.
For Interest ON three hundred Thousand dol
lars at five per ceutum, per second article treaty
twenty ninth September, eighteen hundred ard
thirty seven, fifteen thousand dollars.
For twelfth of fifty instaiments of interest," at
five per ccntum, one million three hundred and
sixty thousand dollars, per fourth article treaty
twenty third July, eighteen hundred aud fifty one,
sixty eight thousand dollars.
For twelfth of fifty instalments of interest," at five
per ceutum, on one hundred and twelve thousand
dollars, being the amount in lieu Of the reserva-
lions set apart in the third article of Senate's
amendment of twenty third June, eighteen huud-
red aud fifty two, Of treaty twenty third July eigh-
teen hundred and fifty one, five thousand six hun
For twelfth Of fifty instalments of interest, at
| five per eantum, ON one million one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars, per fourth article treaty
fifth August eighteen hundred and fifty zone, fifty
/ eight thousand dollars.
For twelfth Of fifty instalments ofinterest at Ave
per centum, on sixty nfne thousand dollars being
| the amount allowed in lieu Of the reservation OF
| lands set apart by the third article of Senates
| amendment of twenty third June, eighteen hum
dred and fitytwo, TO treaty fifth August, eighteen
hundred and ffty-one, three thousand four hun
dred and fifty dollars.
Treat, Of Fort Laramie
For second of five instruments, at the discretion
ofthe President, in provisions and merchandise
for payment fannuiies, and transportation of the
same, to certain tribes ofIndians, seventy thousand
dollars.
Upspqras, (Cop Creek Baud)
For ninth Of twenty instalments in blankets
clothing, provisions, and stock, per third article
treaty nineteenth September, eighteen hundred and
| fifty-tnrec, five hundred aud fifty dollars.
UmpqWas and Cdlapooias, Of Umpqua Valley, Oregon
For third of Ave instalmcnts, of the second series
of annuity for beneficial objects, to be expended
directed by the President, per third article treaty
nineteenth September, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, two thousand three hundred dollars.
| For eighth Of ten instalments for the pay of a
bla ksmith, and furnishing shop, per sixth article
| treaty twenty-nnth November, eighteen hundred
and ffty-four, one thousand ive hundred dollars.
For eighth of fifteen instalments for the pay of O
physician and purchase of medicines, per sixth ar.
ticle treaty twenty-ninth November, eighteen hun
drcd and ffty-four, two thousand dollars.
/ For eighth of ten instruments for the pay of far.
mer, per sixth article treaty twenty ninth Novem
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, Thousand
dollars.
For eigth Of twenty instruments for the pay of
teacher and purchase of books and Stationery, pei
sixth article treaty twenty nth November, eight
cen hundred and iifty-four, one thousand four hun
dred and fifty dollars.
Wianebagoes
For interest on one million one hundred thousand
dollars at five per centum, per fourth article treat,
first November, eighteen hundred and thirty seyen
fifty-fve thousand dollars.
For sixteenth of thirty ms AILMENTS of interes
on ei2nty-fve thousand dollars at five per centum
per fourth article treaty thireth October, eightee
hundred and forty-six, four thousand two hundre'
| and fifty dollars.
Yancton Tribe of Siour.
| For fourth Of ten instruments to be paid to then
or extended for their benefit, commencing with tn
year in which they shall remove to and settle an
reside upon their reservation, per fourth articl
treaty nineteenth April, Gig teen hundred and fifty
eight, sixty-fve Thousand dollars.
| Calapooias, MoIaUa, and Clacka,nds Indians of
Willamette Falley.
For third of five instalments of annuity for ben
efcal Objects per second article treaty twenty
ond Janury, eighteen hundred and fifty five, eiga
thousand dollars.
Poncds
For fourth Of five instalments to be paid to ther
or expended for their benefit, commencing wit
the year in which they shall remove to and settl
npon the tract reserved for their future homes, D
second article treaty twelfth March, eighteen hun
dred and fifty EIGHT, twelve thousand dollars.
For fourth of ten installments for the establish
ment and maintenance of one or more manual Ia
Dor schools, under the direction of tho President
per second article treaty twelfth March, eightee
| hundred nd ~ fva nd dolI
For fourth of ten instalments, or during til
pleasure of the President, to be expended in furn
ishing said Indians with such aid and assistance
agricultural and mechanical pursuits, includin
| the working of the mill provided for in the frs
part of this article the Secretary of the Interic
| may consider advantageous and necessary for then
per second article treaty twelfth March, eightee
and fifty eight, seven thousand five hundred do
lars.
D,cunish and other allied Tribes in Washington Te
ritory.
For third instalment on hundred and fift
thousand dollars, under the direction of the Pres
mt, per sixth article treaty twenty second Janr
airy, eighteen hundred and ffty-ive, twelve tho
sand dollars.
For third of twenty instalments for the estal
lishment and support of an agricultural and ii
dustrial school, and to provide said school with
suitable instructor or instructors, .per fourtccn'
article treaty twenty second January, eightce
hundred and fifty-fv J, three thousand dollars.
For third Of twenty instruments for the estal
lishmsnt and support Of a smith and carpent
| 0eCehSdfy tOOI
per fourteenth article treaty twenty second Janu
ry, eighteen hundred and hfty-fye, five hundrs
dollars.
For third of twenty instaiments for the emplo,
ment of blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and phi,
stefan, who shall furnish medicines for the sic
per fourteenth article treaty twenty second yanu
ry, eighteen hundred and fifty five, four thousaI
six hundred dollars.
Makak Tribe
For third instalment on e. irty thousand dollar
under the direction of the President, per fifth art
Gle treaty thirty-first January, eighteen hundr,
and ffty-ive, two thousand five hundred dollars
For third of twenty instalments for the suppo
Of an agricultural and industrial school, and f
pay of teachers per eleventh article treaty thirt
first January eighteen hundred and fifty-five, tv
thousand five hundred dollars.
FOR third of twenty instaiments for support of
smith and carpenter shop, and to provide the ne
essary tools therefor, per eleventh article trea
thirty first January, eighteen hundred and fift
five, I've hundred dollars.
For third oftwenty instalments for the emplo
mont of blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and PHI
sician, who shall furnish medicines for the sic
per eleventh article treaty thirty first Januar
eighteen hundred and fifty five, four thousand s
hundred dollars.
WaiIa- WalIa, CdN,se, and Unafilla Tribes.
For third Of five installnents of eight thousa
dOlarr, under the direction of the President p
second article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundr
and fifty five, eight thousand dollars.
For third Of twenty instalments for the purcha
Of all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical too
medicines, and hospital stores, books and static
per fourth article treaty ninth june, eighteen hu
drod and fifty five, three thousand dollars.
For third Of twenty iustalments for the pay a
subsistence OF one superintendent Of farming OF
F rations, one farmer, two millers one blacksmith
6 one wagon and plough maker, one carpenter a
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