Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-06

which may be hereafter provided for
them. @ Fl. .s@' -a..H n
| For the salary of special agent,
to take charge of said Indians, fifteen
hundred dollars. @ar'.r.. Is. aHaa
Tancton Tribe Of S;our. " @a
| For sixth of ten instalments to he
paid 10 them or expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year in
which they shall remove to and settle
i. and reside upon their reservation, per
fourth article treaty nineteenth April,
eighteen hundred and fity-cight, six
ty-five thousand dollars. .a'
Calopooios, Moraila, and Ciaokamas In.
dams. of IPii2are,ts Falhy. Il. -
For last of FIVE instalments of aunu-
ity for beneficial objects, per second
article treaty twenty-second January,
eighteen hundred and FIVE, eight thou
sand dollars. .'## faa .,.
'.@s. .s--a @i. Poncas.
| For the first Of ten insta1ments of
the second series, to be paid to them,
or expended for their benefit, com.
mencing with the year in which they
shall remove to and settle upon the
tract reserved for their future homes,
per second article. treaty twelfth
March, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight, ten thousand dollars ......r's
For sixth of ten ,instalments for the
establishment and maintenance Of one
or more manual labor schools, under
the direction of the President, per Sec
ond article treaty twelfth March,
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, five
thousand dollars.
| For sixth of ten instalments, or du-
ring the pleasure Of the President, TO
be expended in furnishing said Indians
with such aid and assistance in agri-
cultural and mechanical pursuits, in
cluding the working of the mill provi-
ded for in the first part of this article,
as the Secretary of the Interior may
consider. advantageous and neces-
sary for them, per q second ar
ticle treaty twelfth March, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty eight, sew
en- thousand five hundred dollars.
LNu"tteN 0Ho Ot'tef IEtoc5 tH VusHItJtQH
ta ss Territory. .a I"..
For fifth instalment on one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, under the
direction of the President, per sixth
article treaty twenty-second January,
eighteen hundred and fifty.fve, ten
thousand dollars. at su fs.4 nh
For fifth of twenty instalments for
the establishment and support of an
agricultural and industrial school, and
to provide said school with suitable
instructor or instructors, per four.
teenth article treaty twenty-second
sre"fGree re three sitgRotssn tRooatsand disns aoilafs and f'v
| For fifth of twenty instalments for
the establishment and support Of a
smith and carpenter shop, and to fur
nish them with the necessary tools, per
fourteenth article treaty twenty-sec.
ond January, eighteen hundred aud
fifty-five, five hundred dollars
For fifth of twenty instalments for
the employment of blacksmith, car.
penter. farmer, and physician, who
shall furnish medicines for the sick,
per fourteenth article treaty twenty.
second January, eighteen hundred aud
tifty-fve, four thousand six hundred
dollars.
MaEch Tribe
For second of three instalmcnts on
thirty thousand dollars, under the d.
rection Of the President, per fifth arti.
Gle treaty thirty.frst January, eigh-
teen hundred and tifty-five, two thou.
sand dollars. 10 aa.. ..s
For fifth of twenty instalments for
the support of an agricultural and in
dustrial school, and for pay of teach
ers, per eleventh article treaty thirty
first January, eighteen hundred and
fifty.fve, two thousand five hundred
dollars. a.s..-
For fifth of twenty ipstalmcnts for
support of smith aud carpenter shop,
and to provide the necessary tools
therefor, per eleventh article treaty
thirty-first January, eighteen hundred
and tifty-five, five hundred dollars.
Far fifth of twenty instalments for
the employment of blacksmith, car
. pentea. farmer. and physician who
shall furnish medicines for the sick,
per eleventh article treaty thirty-first
January, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, four thousand six hundred dollars.
Walaa,eolla, Capise, and Umatiila Tribes.
For last of five instalments of eight
thousand dollars, under the direction
of the President. per second, article
treaty ninth of June, eighteen hun.
dred and tifty-ive, eight thousand dol
lars. a s- 81.
For fifth of twenty instalments fol
the purchase of all necessary mill fix
lures and mechanical tools, medicines
and hospital stores. books and station
. cry for schools, aud furniture for the
employees, per fourth article treaty
/ ninth June, eighteen hundred and fiji
+ ty-five, three thousand dollars.
RI For fifth of twenty instalments fol
/ the pay and subsistence of one super
i intendant of farming operations, one
/ farmer, two millers, ane blacksmith
one wagon and plow maker. one car
y penter ond Joiner, one physician and
!. two teachers, per fourth article treaty
; ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
> five, eleven thousand two hundred dol
: lars. .a. ta.a
. For fifth Of twenty iDstalments fol
: the pay of each Of the head chiefs oI
: the Walla-Walla, Cayuse. and Umatil
!. la bands, the SUN Of five hundred dol
' lars per annum, per fifth artice tryea
4 ty uinth June, eighteen hundred and
}. fifty-fve, ane tnausand five hundred
4 dollars.
: For fifth of twenty instalments for
' salary for the son of Pio-pio-mox-mox
|. per fifth article treaty ninth June
8 eighteen hundred and fifty-fye, one
b hundred dollars.
!. For the erection of saw and grisi
n mill, in accordance with the provisions
n of the fourth article Of the treaty O
, June ninth. eighteen hundred ann fif.
Q ty.iive, tep thousand dailars.