The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-31
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the treaty of July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
five for the fiscal year ending June thirteth eighteen
hundred and ytysx eleven thousand nine hundred and
twenty dollars and forty cents much thereof
| shall be necessary.
Contederate Ttibes and Binds Of Indians in Middts
Or0on-Fcr first of five instamen second series, six
thousand dollars, for beneficial Objects at the discretion
of the President per second article treaty twenyth
June eighteen hundred and fftyfye, six thousand dol
| lars.
For sixth of fifteen instruments for pay and subsistence
of one farmer, one blacksmith, and wagon aud
plough maker, per fourth article treaty wenty-fth
June eighteen hundred aud fftyye three thousand five
hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty instalmenis for pay and subsis-
fence of one physician. one sawyer one miller one
superintendent of farming operations, and school
teacher per fourth article treaty wentyth June, eigh-
teen hundred and hfy-fye five thousand six hundred
dollars.
For sixth of twenty instruments for payment of salary
to the head chief of said confederate bands per fourth
article treaty twenty fifth june eighteen hundred and
6ftyfve, five hundred dollars.
Mla fndiaS-for sixth of ten instalments for keep
ing in repair saw and Touring mills and for the pay Of
necessary employees the benefits of which to be shared
alike by all the confederate bands per second article
treaty twenty first December eighteen hundredand fifty
| five, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For sixth OF ten instruments for the pay of carpenter
and joiner to aid in erecting buildings and making fur
niture for said Indians and to furnish tools in said
service per second article treaty twenty first December
eighteen hundred and fityfye two thousand dollars.
| For pay Of teachers to manual labor school, for all
necessary materials therefor and for the substance of
the pupils per second article treaty wentyrst Decem
lars,
Qainai-e and Q,al-tshute h7dians-For last of three
instruments on twenty-five thousand dollars lbeing the
third seres for beneficial Objects under the direction of
the President per fourth article treaty first July, egh
teen hundred and fifty five thousand six hundred
dollars.
For sixth of twenty instruments for the support of
agricultural and industrial school, and for pay suitable
instructors per tenth article treaty first july eighteen
hundred and ffy-fve, two thousand five hundred dol
For sixth of twenty nsalments for support of smith
and carpenter shop and to provide the necessary tools
therefor per tenth article treaty first july eighteen hun
bred and fftyhve, five hundred dollars
For sixth Of twenty instruments for the employment of
| a blacksmith carpenter and farmer and physician,
who shall furnish medicines for the sick per tenth article
treaty first july eighteen hundred and 6y-tve, four
| thousand six hundred dollars.
SkIallaGiS.-For last of three instalments sixty
thousand dollars beng the third seres) under the direc
ton of the President, per fifth article treaty twenysxth
January, eighteen hundred and ftyfve, four thousand
dollars.
For ski of twenty nsalments for the support of
agricultural and industrial school, and for pay for sua-
BILE teachers eleventh article treaty jan
uary, eighteen hundred and fftyfve two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty nstaments for the employment Of
blacksmith carpenter farmer, and physician, who
shall furnish medicines for the SICK per eleventh article
treaty twentysxth January, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, four thousand six hundred dollars.
OHdWd Indians Of BLtlschdrds Fbfk and Roche de
| BPUf.-For third of four instanlents, in money, per
fourth article treaty twenty ourth June, eighteen hun
bred and sixtywo, eight thousand five hundred dollars.
centun, per fourth article treaty twenty-ourth June,
eighteen hundred and sxtytwo, eight hundred and fifty
| dollars.
For this amount being the first of four instruments Of
the principal and interest to June thirtetl eighteen
hundred and sxtytwo payable for stocks held by the
| Government, thousand six hundred and hfty-iive
dollars and thirty-eight cents.
For interest thousand six hundred and hftyfve
dollars from July first eighteen hundred and sixty two
to June thirtieh eighteen hundred and sxty-fve, two
hundred and nnety-sevcn dollars and ninetysix cents
For second Of four nstalments of the principal and in
terest due on Stock two thousand eight hundred ant
! forty-nn dollars and eighty-seven cents.
For interest on the balance of the stock, eight thousand
five hundred and fortynne dollars and sixtyone cents
held in trust from june trtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixtywo, to June thirtich eighteen hundred and sixty
five thousand five hundred and thirtyeight dollars
and ninety-three cents
For third of four instruments of the principal held
10 stocks by the Government to be paid annuity in
eighteen hundred and sxtysix two thousand eight hun
dred and forty-nne dollars and eghtyseyen cents
For interest on five thousand six hundred and ninety
nine dollars and seNcntyour cents from June thirtcth
eighteen hundred and sixyve, to June thirtieh, cgh
teen hundred and sixtysx two hundred and fory-one
dollars and ninctyeight cents.
ArapahoeS and Cheyenne Indians Of the Upper Ar-
kansas RirerFor fifth of fifteen instruments of annuity
of thirty thousand dollars to be expended for their
eft-tat is to say, fifteen Thousand dollars per annum
Tor each tribe commencing with the year in which they
shan remove and settle upon their roscrvationthrty
Thousand dollars.
For third of five instruments to provide the said In
dams with mill suitable for saving timber and grinding
gfain one or more mechanic shops with necessary tools
for the same aud dwellng-houses for an interpreter
miller engineer for mill if be necessary farmers
and the mechanics that may be employed for their BEN
| eft five Thousand dollars
For transportation and necessary expenses of delivery
OF annnes goods and provisions five thousand dollars
For insurance, transportation, and necessary expenses
OF the delivery of annuities and provisions 10 the Chip
pewas OF Lake Superior five thousand hundred and
| sixtytwo dollars and sixty three cents
For Insurance. transportation and necessary expenses
oil the delivery OF aunnities and provisions to the Chip
pewas of the Mississippi three thousand eight hundred
ana eighty-siX dollars and seventy-hye cents.
| Red Lake and Fl1fLiu1 Tribe of chin
petds-For annuity to be paid per capita to the Red
Lake band OF Chippewas during the pleasure of the
PRESIDENT per third article treaty second October, eig
teen hundred and sixtyhree, and second article supple
mentary to treaty twelfth April eighteen hundred and
| sxty-four, ten thousand dollars.
For this amount to the Pembina band of Chippewas
during the pleasure of the President, five thousand dol
lars.
For the second of fifteen instruments to be expended
annually Tor the purpose of supplying them with gillng
twne cotton NATTER calico lnsey, blankets, sheeiing
fannes provisions, farming TOOLS and for such other
useful articles and for such other useful purposes may
be deemed for their best interests per third article sup
Elemental treaty of twelfth April eighteen hu ndred and
siXty-four, eight thousand dollars.
For the second of fifteen nsalments for objects
for the Pembna band Of Chppewas, four thousand dol
lars.
For second of fifteen instruments for nav of one black
smith, one physician, who shall furnish medicine for the
sick, one miller and farmer, three thousand nine
hundred dollars.
IRON and steel and other articles for blacksmitng pur
poses, one thousand five hundred dollars
fOf secOlu OF HfteGn lstamens, TO be expended Tor
carpenterng and other purposes Thousand dollars
For second of fifteen nsalments efray the expenses
OF board of visitors, to consist of not than three
persons to attend upon the annuity payments of the said
Chippewa Indians, whose salary shall not exceed five
dollars per day, nor than twenty days. and ten
cents per mile for travelling expenses and not to exceed
three hundred miles, three hundred and ninety dollars
For insurance and transportation of annuity goods and
provisions, and material for building MILL including ma
chnery iron and steel for backsmiths, for the Chppewas
of Red Lake and Pembina tribe ten thousand dollars.
For the first payment per fourth article OF the treaty
of October second eighteen hundred and sixtythree to
be expended in the purchase Of powder lead, twnc or
such other beneficial purposes the chiefs may request
to be equitaby distributed among the said bands two
thousand dollars
For the of five hundred dollars to be paid to each
of the chiefs of said bands at the first payment
enable each to build for himself house, per fifth article
treaty October second eighteen hundred and sxtythree
three thousand five hundred dollars
Eastern Bands of ShoShoneeS.For second of twenty
instruments to be expended under the direction of the
President in the purchase of such articles he may deem
suitable to their wants. either hunters heIdsen
ten thousand dollars. |
WssterW Bands Of SoShonees.-For first of twenty in
staments in such articles including cattle for hedng
other PURPOSES the President shall deem suitable for
their wants and condition. either hunters hcrds
men, per seventh article treaty October first, eighteen
hundred and sxyihree for the fiscal year ending June
hrtieth, eighteen hundred and sixtyve five thousand
dollars
For second oftwenty instaments for objects for
the fiscal year ending June thirtiet eighteen hundred
and sixty-siS, five thousand dollars.
Northeastern, hands Of Stoshonces-For second of
twenty instruments to be expended under the direction
of the President in the purchase of such articles he
may deem suitable to their wants, either hunters
five thousand dollars.
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