Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
WHOLE NO. 453

articl treaty seventeenth September, eighteen
hundred and eighteen FIVE hundred dollars.
+ For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools
and iron and steel during the pleasure of the
President, per fourth article treaty twenty
eighth February, eighteen hundred and thirty
one one thousand and sixty dollars.
For miller during the pleasure of the Presi-
dent, per fourth article treaty twenty-eighth
February eighteen hundred and thirty-one,
six.hundred dollars.
SENECAS OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity in lieu Of interest on
stock, per act OF nineteenth February, eighteen
eighteen hundred and thirty one six thousand
dollars
For interest in lieu of investment. on seven
ty-tive thousand dollars, at five Der centum.
per act OF twenty seventh June, eighteen hun
dred and torty-six, three thousand seven hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For interest at five per centum, on forty
three thousand and fifty dollars transferred
from Ontario bank to the United States Trea
SSury; per act Of twenty-seventh June, eighteen
hundred and tOrty-Six, two thousand one hun.
drcd and hfty-two dollars and fifty cents.
SENECAS AND SHAWNEES.
For permanent annuity in specie. per fourth
article treaty seventeenth September, eighteen
hundIed and eighteen, one thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools,
and lrou and steel for shop during the pleasure
OF the President, pcrfOurth article treaty twen-
tieth July, eighteen hundred and thirty-one.
! one thousand and sixty dollars.
SHAWNEEs.
For permanent annuity for educational pur-
poses, per fourth article treaty third August
seventeen hundred and nincty-fve, and third
article treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred AMI
tifty-tour one thousand dollars
For tenth instalment Of interest. at FIVE per
centum, on forty thousand dollars for education,
per third article treaty tenth May, eighteen
hundred and titty-tour, two thousand dollars
For permanent annuity for educational pur-
poses, per fourth article treaty twentv-ninth
September, eighteen hundred and seventeen,
and third article treaty tenth May. eighteen
hundred and htty-fOur, two thousand dollars
SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK
For permanent annuity i'll clothing and 9th
er useful articles, per sixth article treaty elev-
enth November, seventeen hundred AMI ninety
four, four thousand five hundred dollars
SIOUX OF MISSISSIPPI
10 enable the President ofthe United States
to cause the Sioux Of the Mississippi to be re-
moved beyond the limits of any States, and
tor establishing them in their new homes, fifty
thousand and sixteen dollars and sixtv-six
cents, the same being lin amount) equal to one
third OF the whole sum heretofore stipulated to
be paid in the several treaties heretofore exist
ing between the said Indians and the Uuited
states, but which treaties have been abrOgated
IN consequence OF the war by said Indians and
the people Of the United States
For the purpose of maintaining the said Indi-
ans IN their new homes. and subsiSting them
and making such provisions as will enable them
to support themselves by agricultural pursuits,
the President Is authorized To use and expend
one-thlrd OF the uneXpended balance now re.
manning in the Treasury which has heretofore
been appropriated for the benefit of the said
Indians III such manner as he shall deem ex-
pedlcnt and best calculated to promote the in
terents OF the said Indians: Provided That no
part OF said sum shall be paid to the said Indi-
ans III money
TREATY OF FORT LARAMIE.
For third Of five instalments at the discre-
ton OF the President, in provisions aud mer-
ehandise, for payment of annuities, and trans
| purtatlOn OF the same, to certain tribes of
Indians, seventy thousand dollars.
UMPQUAS. COW CREEK BAND)
For tenth of twenty instalmentS in blankets,
clothing, provisions, and stock per third article
treaty nineteenth September eighteen hundred
and ttty-three. five hundred and fifty dollars
| UMPQUAS AND CAAAPOOIAS OF UMPQUA
VALLEY, OREGON.
! For fourth Of five inSalmentS, of the second
series, of annuity for beneficial objects, to be
expended as directed by the President per
|
eighteen hundred and fifty four, two thousand
three hundred dollars
For ninth Of ten nStalments for the pay of a
blacksmith, and furnishing shop, per sixth
article treaty twenty-ninth November eighteen
hundred and ttty-iour, one thousand five hun.
dred dollars
For ninth of fifteen instalments for the pay
OF physician and purchase of medicines, per
sixth article treaty twenty-ninth NdSember,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, two thousand
dollars.
For ninth of ten nStalments for the pay of a
farmer, per sixth article treaty twenty-ninth
November, eighteen hundred and fttyfour,
one thousand dollars.
For ninth of f,twenty instalments for the pay
of a teacher and purchase of books and sta
tionery, per sixth article treaty twenty ninth
November, eighteen hundred and tifty.four,
one thousand four hundred and fifty dollars
| wlNNEBAGOEs.
! For interest ON enc million one hundred
thousand dollars, at five per centum, per fourth
article treaty first November, eighteen hundred
and thirty-seven ffty-fve thousand dollars.
For seventeenth Of thirty instalments of in
terest on eighty.ive thousand dollars, at FIVE
per centum, per fourth article treaty thirteenth
October, eighteen hundred and torty,six, four
Thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
And the sum of fifty thousand dollars, or SC
much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby
appropriated, out ofany money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, to enable the
President of the United States to arrange for
and effect the peaceful and quiet removal of
said Indians to some suitable location outside
the limits of any State, the said sum to be
taken from and charged TO the said fund of
one million one hundred thousand dollars held
by the United States for said Indians under
the aforesaid treaty of first November, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty seven, and
that the amount SO appropriated shall be re.
placed from the proceeds of the sales of the
lands belonging to said Indians, which the
Government may be authorized to sell by
virtue of an existing treaty with said Indians,
and by act Of Congress.
YANCrON TRIBE OF SIOUX.
For fifth of ten instalments to be paid 20
them or expended for their benefit, commen-
cling with the year in which they shall remove
to and settle and reside upon their reservation,
per fourth article treaty nineteenth April,
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