The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-26
OEEICIAL.

burned on of the wagons transporting the same
from Nebraska City TO Utah. on the DAY OF
August eighteen hundred and sxty-four, six thousand
three hundred and thirty dollars ana thrty-eight
cents: Porded, howeca, That any moneys to be re,
covered for Insurance upon said goous 10 reiuhoed
to the Treasury Of the United States A.
For the payment of awards made by the secretary OF
the Interior to be paid damages out OF the
loss and destruction OF improvements made upon the
lands known as the Winnebego Reservation, IN Blue
Earth County Minnesota by the bona noe actual settlers
thereon under the presumption laws oil the United States
before the was selected and set apart as an Indian
reservation and which award made pursuant 70 an
act OF Congress entitled "An act ior ne RELIEF o. pre-
smptors the home reservation OF the Mnneoagoes In
the Blue Earth region in the State oil hlhhesota, APP
proved July fourteenth eighteen hundred ana sxtytwo
and to be paid to the several parties named III the SAID
award seven thousand three hundred ana TWO dollars
| and six cents 81
Tanctoa Tribe Of Siour.-For seventh OF ten install
ments to be paid to them expended for their benefit
commencing with the year In which they shall remove
to and settle and reside upon their per iouta
article treaty nineteenth April eighteen hundred and
| hfty-eight sixty Ave thousand dollars.
CaldPooias, Molahd, and Cdckdmas Ha'das, g WMd
mefe Vdtey-For first of five nstaments OF the second
series OF annuity for beneficial objects per second article
treaty twenty second January, eighteen hundred and
| hity-fve, six thousand five hundred dollars
Poncds.-For the second of ten instruments o. tue
second SERIES to be paid to them or expended or Their
benefit, commencing with the year in which they shall
remove to and settle upon the tract reserved for their
future homes per second article treaty tweih March
eighteen hundred and ffyeght, ten fhQRsand DOLLARS
For seventh of ten instaments for the establishment
and maintenance Of ono or more manual-abor schools
OF the PfestteDt, per stconu
treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred and hityeigh
| five thousand dollars.
For seventh of nstalments, during the pleasure
OF the President to be expended in furnishing said In.
dans with such aid and assistance in agricultural and
mechanical pursuits including the working Of the mill
provided for in the first part of this article as the Secre
tay of the Interior may consider advantageous and ne
oessary for tem per second article treaty twelfth March,
eighteen hundred and fftyeight, seven thousand hve
4 hundred dollars.
UVamish and other allied Tribes IN Washington Ter
rito'y-For sixth instament of one hundred and nifty
thousand dollars, under the direction of the President
per sixth article treaty twenysecond January eighteen
| hundred and fifty.fve, ten thousand dollars.
For sixth of twenty nstaments for the establishment
and support of agricultural and industrial school, and
to provide said school with suitable instructor or in
structors per fourteenth article treaty twentysecond
January eighteen hundred and ftyve three thousand
| dollars
For sixth of twenty instaments Cor the establishment
and support of smith and carpenter shop and to fur
nsh them with the necessary TOOLS per fourteenth article
treaty twentysecond January eighteen hundred and
fifty five, five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instaments for the employment Of
blacksmith carpenter farmer and physician, who shall
furnish medicines for the SICK per fourteenth article
treaty twentysecond January, eighteen hundred and
ffty-fve, four thousand six hundred dollars
Makdh Tbe.-For last of three instalments thirty
thousand dollars under the direction of the President
per fifth article treaty thrtyst January eighteen hum
dred and Gfty-fye two thousand dollars
For sixth Of twenty instruments for the support Of
agricultural and industrial school, and for pay teachers
per eleventh article treaty hrtyrst January eighteen
hundred and fftyfve two thousand five hundred dol
lars
For sixth of twenty instalments for support of smith
and carpenters shop and to provide the necessary tools
therefor per eleventh article treaty thrtyrst January
eighteen hundred and ffy-fve, five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instaments for the employment Of
blacksmith carpenter, farmer and physician who shall
furnish medicines for the SICK per eleventh article treaty
thirtyfrs January eighteen hundred and ftyve, four
thousand six hundred dollars.
Walla Walla Cayuse and Unatla Tribes-For first Of
five insaments Of second SERIES to be expended under
the direction Of the resident per second article treaty
ninth June, eighteen hundred and ftyhve six thousand
| dollars.
For sixth of twenty instamens the purchase of all
necessary mill fixtures and mechanical tools, medicines
and hospital stores books and stationery for schools and
furniture for the employees per fourth article treaty
ninth June, eighteen hundred and yfve, three thou
| sand dollars.
For sixth of twenty nsalments for the pay and sub
sistcnce Of superintendent of farming operations
farmer two millers, blacksmith, one wagon and
plough Maker one carpenter and Joiner one physician,
and two teachers per fourth article treaty ninth june
eighteen hundred and fftyve even thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instruments for the pay of each of
the head chiefs of the Waa-Walla, Cayuse, and Umaa
bands. the sum of five hundred dollars per annum, per
fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
| fity-ive, one Thousand five hundred dollars.
For sixth Of twenty nsalments for salary for the son
OF Piopiomoxmox, per fifth article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and ffy-fve one hundred dollars.
Tdkdn,a Natioa-For the first of five instamerts of
second series for beneficial objects at the discretion OF
the President per fourth article treaty ninth june egh
teen hundred and fiityfve, eight thousand dollars.
For sixth of twenty instruments for the support of two
schools OF which is to be agricultural and indus
trial schools keeping in repair schoolbuildngs, and for
providing suitable furniture, books, and stationery per
fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
ffty-five five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instamens for the employmento of
one superintendent of teaching and two teachers, per
fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, three thousand two hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instruments for the employment of
superintendent of farming and two farmers, two mil
lers, two backsmiths one timer gunsmith
penter and one wagon ana plough maker per fifth article
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fyfve nine
l nd tnnr nhrgd lalIaT
For sixth of twenty instaments for keeping in repair
and Touring mills and for furnishing the necessary
eighteen hundred and fftyfve, five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty nsaliiens for keeping in repair
the hospital and DIVIDING the necessary medicines and
fixtures therefor per fifth article treaty ninth june egh
teen HUNDRED and fifty five, three hundred dollars.
For sixth Of twenty instruments for the pay Of ply
scan per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-tve, one thousand four hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty instaments for keeping in repair
the buildings required for the various employees and for
providing the necessary furniture therefor per fifth art
Gle treaty ninth june eighteen hundred and ffty-fye
three hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty nsalmens for the salary of such
as the said confederate tribes and bands Of Indians
may selectto be their head Chief per fifth article treaty
ninth June, eighteen hundred and ityve five hundred
| dollars. go '"'
Neg Free Haddas.-For six of twenty instruments for
the support of two schools of which to be agr-
cultural and industrial school: keeping in repair school
buildngs, and for providing suitable furniture, books
and stationery per fifth article treaty eleventh June,
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, five hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty instruments for the employment Of
one superintendent of teaching and two teachers, per
fifth article treaty eleventh June eighteen hundred and
| ffy-five three thousand two hundred dollars.
For sixth Of twenty instaments for keeping in repair
backsmths, tinsmiths, gunsmiths', carpenters and
wagon and plough makers shops, and for providing
necessary tools therefor per fifth article treaty eleventh
June, eighteen hundred and fyfve five hundred dol
| lars.
For sixth of twenty nsalments for the employment Of
one superintendent of farming, and two farmers two
mllers, two blacksmiths, timer, gunsmith,
one carpenter and one wagon and plough maker, per
fifth article treaty eleventh june eighteen hundred and
| ffty-five, nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For sixth Of twenty nstaments for keeping In repair
saw and Touring mills, and for furnishing the
tools and fixtures therefor per fifth article treaty
eleventh june eighteen hundred and fifty five Ave hun
| dred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instaments for keeping in repair
furniture therefor per fifth article treaty eleventh June
eightoen hundred and ftyfYe, three hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty instaments for pay of physician
per fifth article treaty eleventh June eighteen hundred
| and fifty-fve one thousand four hundred dollars
For first of five nsalments of second SERIES for bepe-
fetal Objects at the discretion the President per fourth
article treaty eleventh June eighteen hundred and ty-
| five, eight thousand dollars.
For sixth Of twenty instalmens for keeping In repair
the buildings for the various employees and for provd
ing tho necessary furniture therefor per fifth article
treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fftyve,
three hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty nstaments for the salary of such
persons the tribe may select to be their head chief per
fifth article treaty eleventh June eighteen hundred and
hfty-fve, five hundred dollars.
Fdtheals and other confederate I5es-For the second
OF live instruments one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars being the second SERIES for beneficial objects at
the discretion of the President per fourth article treaty