Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-11

thousand two hundred and niuety-three dol |
lars and forty cents; Providsd, That theportlon |
expended in behalf OF the winnebagues shall be
reimbursed 70 the Treasury upon the sale Of
their lands In Minnesota, TO enable The secre-
tary OF the Interior 10 take charge OF certain
stray bands Of wiunebago and Pottowatomie
Indiana, now In the State OF Wisconsin, with
view 10 prevent any further depredations by
them upon tho citizens Of that State, and for
provisions and subsistence, ten thousand dol
lsrs, ffoyided, That the proportion Of snnnl-
miss and winuebagoes would be entitled u
they were settled upon their reservations with |
their respective tribes shall be retained In the
Treasury TO their credit, from year to year, 70 |
be paid TO them when they shall unite Win
their said tribes, or 10 be used by the secretary
Of The Interior in defraylng the expenses OF
their removal, or In settling and eubsisting
thcfn on any other reservation rwhlcn may
hereafter be provided for them.
For the salary Of q special agent, TO take
charge of said Indians, hfteen hundred dollars.
YAECroN TRIBE OF sioux.
For sixih of ten instalments TO be paid to
them or expended for their benefit, commence
ing with the year In which they shall remove
TO and settle and reside upon their reservation,
per fourth article treaty nineteenth April,
eighteen hundred and ffty-eight, sixty-hve
Thousand dollars T.f.t. ..... .H.. %
cALAPooiAs, MoLAIIA, AND cLAcKAMAs INDIANS,
For last OF i've instalments OF annuity Tor
beneficial objects, per second article treaty
twenty-securd January, eighteen hundred aud
dfty-nye, eight thousand dollars.
iTIsr.. PoNcAs.
For the first Of ten instalments OF the second
series to DO paid to them, or expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year In which
they shall remove TO and settle upon the tract
ressrved for their future homes, per second ar.
ticle treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred
ana ffty-eight, ten thousand dollars. H ''
For sixth OF ten instruments for the cstab-
lishment and maintenance Of one or more man
ual,labor schools, under the direction OF the
March, eighteen hundred and hfty-eight, FIVE
Thousand dollars.
FOR sirth Of ten Instaiments, or during the
pleasure Of the President, 10 be expended In
furnishing said Indians with such aid and as
sistance N agricultural and mechanical pur-
suits, including the working of the min pro-
vided for In the frat part OF thls article as the
Secretary Of the Interior may consider adyan-
tageous and necessary for them, per second
articie treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred
and ffty-eight, seven thousand i've hundred
dollars. ..sHrH ...... ... .r.. r .
DwAMIsH AND orHRR ALLIED TRIBES IN WASH.
MGror TERRrToRr.
For hfth lnstalment on one hupdr and n fly
thousand dollars, under the direction Of tn,
President, per nth article treaty twenty-seconG
January, eighteen hundred and nfty-hve, tel
Thousand dollars.
Tor nfth Of twenty instruments for the es
tablishment and support of an agricultural anC
industrial school, and to provide said schoo
with suitable instructor or instructors, pc
foufteenth article treaty twenty-second Jan
nary, eighteen hundred and my five, tire,
Thousand dollars. |r rra ... 10.
For fflh Of tw snty instruments for the estab
lishmsnt and support OF smith and carpenter
r.. l. Al. .ut,A
tools. per fourteenth article treaty twenty-sec
ond January, eighteen hundred and fifty five
ave hundred dollars.
For nfih OF twenty instruments forthe EN-
ployment Of a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer
and physician, who shall furnish medicines fo
The sick, per fourteenth article treaty twenty
second January, eighteen hundred and flily
five, four thousand six hundred dollars.
o. .ET #.ns MkKAH TRIBE. 1890 p.
For second Of three instruments on thirt,
thousand dollars, under the direction OF Oh,
President, per fifth article treaty thirty first
January, eighteen hundred and 1fty-nye, two
lho11sand dollars. ....
For fifth OF twenty instruments for tho sup
port Of an agricultural and industrial school
and for pay of teachers, per eleventh artirl
treaty thirty-frst January, eighteen hundre,
and ffty-flve, two thousand five hundred dol
lara. ..-....-.-..
For 1fth Of twenty instruments for supper
tho necessary toOls huIufor, per eleventh aItl
Gle treaty thlrty.flrst january, eighteen hun
dred and hfty- Ave, I've hundred dollars. g.
For fifth OF twenty instalnents for the EN-
ployment Of q blacksmith, carpenter, farmer
and physician, who shall furnish medicines 70
the aick, per eleventh articietreaty thirty firs
January, eighteen hundred and dity-fye, fou
Thousand six hundred dollars.
wALLA-wAILA, CATUsE, AND UMLTILLk TRIBEI
For last Of Eve instalments OF eight thou
sand dollars under the direction Of the Pres
dent, per second article treaty ninth Junt
eIahteen hundred and nfty-1ve, eight thousan
dollars. .0..r..
For nth Of twenty instruments for the pur
chase Of all necessary mil fixtures and me
chanieal tools. medicines, and hoe pital stores
books and stationery for schools, and furnltur
for the employees, per fourth article treat,
ninth June, eighteen hundred and lfty.i
three thousand dollars. y..... .......
For hftb OF twenty instalments for the pal
and subsletence Of one superinteudentof farm
Ing operations. one farmer, two millers, on
blacksmith, one wagon and plough maker, on
carpenter and Joiner, one physician, and tw
teachers, per fourth article treaty ninth June
eighteen hundred md fifty. five, eleven thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For fiitb u twenty instruments for the pa
of each Of the head chiefs of the WaIla- Walls
Cayuse, and Umatllla bands, the sum OF fiy
hundIci dollars per apnum, per fifth srticl
treaty llnth June, eighteen hundred and fift,
1--WE, one Thousand I'VE hundred dollars.
kOr tith of twenty instalmSnts for salary "a
the son OF Pi0-pio-mox-mox, per fifth artcl
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fltI
FIVE, one hundred dollars.
For the erection Of saw and grlst mill,
accordance with the provisions OF the fourt
article Of the treaty Of June ninth, eightee
hundred and hfty-aye, ten Thousand dollars.
SD YAKAbiA NATION.
For the last Of Ave instalments for beneflclI
objects, at the discretion of the President, pc
fourth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hun
cred aud dfty.ilye, ten thousand dollars.
For fifth of twenty instruments for the sur
port OF two schools, one of which is to be a
agricultural and Industrial school; keeping /
repair school buildings, and for providing s,,iI
able furniture, books, and stationery per flit
article tre..y ninth June, eighteen hundred an
ffty-hye, tiEe hundred dollars. ....
For flfth Of twenty instruments for the en-
pIoyment OF one superintendent of teachin
and two teachers, per fifth article treaty mint
June, eighteen hundred and hfty Ave, thre
thousand two hundred dollars. :.
For flfth Of twenty lnstalmeRts for the en-
ployment OF one superintendent OF farmn
and two farmers, two millefs, two blacksmith
one timer, one gunsmith, one carpenter, an
one wagon and plough.maker, per fifth artic
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and 1ft,
five, nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For NTH OF twenty instalments for keepln
In repair saw aud Touring mills, aud tor fu
nishlng the necessary tools and fixtures, D,
hfth article treaty ninth June eighteen hui