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SEWING MACHINE PRENlUM.

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SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM
In order 10 enable ladies' 10 procure first
qualify Sewing Machine al very liltis out
Law, We make The following Liberal offers:
We will give one of WHEELER & WILL
SONS Celebrated Sewing Machines, the
reaular price OF which is FlFrY-FIVE
DOLLARS, on the folio wing terms
l. Twenty copies Of The Lady's Friend.
one wear, and the Sewing Machine, $40 90
II. Thirty copies, Que year, aud the
Sewing Machine, 50 90
Ill Forty copies, one year, and the
Sewing Machine, 100 90
fn lhe first OF the above clubs, lady
can get twenty Subscribers at the regular
prize OF Two dollars and fifty cents copy,
and then By sending on these subscriptions
and Twenty Ddllars in addition, will get a
Machine that she cannot buy anywhere for
less than Fity-dve dollars Ii she gets
thirty subscFibers aud Seventy FIVE Dollars
she will only have TO add ten dollars 10
the amount. While il she gels forty sub
scTibers at the. regula: prce, she will get
her machine for nothug
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post Offices If desired The names and
money should be fo--arded as rapidly as
obtained, in order thai The subscribers may
begin 10 receive their magazines al ouce,
and not become dissatisfied with The delay.
When the whole amount OF money Is re
ceived, the Sewing Machine will be duly
forwarded.
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subscribers 10 the Saturday Evening POST
if desired.
In all cases the Machine sent will be the
regular Wheeler s. Wilson's No. Machine,
sold by them in New YORK, boxed, and
forwarded free of cost, with The exception
OF freight.
TERAS:-Our terms are the same as
those of that we'll known weekly paper The
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must remit twelve ceLts 10 addition 10 the
annual subscription, as we have 10 repay
The United States postage.
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HE Post will always be entirely different
Address, DEACON s. PETERSON,
No. SIG Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Specimen copies will be sent TO those
DESTROYS OF getting up Clubs, on The receiP
OF fifteen cents.
October iS, 1865.
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TIE A6Oiiiion sne1ks, (these are OF the
fewesr number o: that pariy) OF this town.
are trying TO wrigsle themselves into good
company; they essay to become frieudiy To-
wards the Democrats, The men they wnnld,
hot long since, have hanged, or tortured in
military dungeons, for political opinions
sake
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VIZ WERE asked few days since 10 place
our name TO petition to The Cou1. for the
Incorporation Of this town. We thought
that BIooms5urg had ought to be incorpo-
raled and accordingIy signed The petition.
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A TuRKEY-As The holidays are fast ap.
preaching, who will bring the Editor a
TusKxy : A poor, country Editor is no; ex
pecied TO be atie 10 feasi upon Turkey more
ihan once in year, aud that lime is gem
eraIIy about the holidays. Hark we think
we hear the tramp OF patron ar.d roise OF
Q Turkey entering our Office
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In Tows.-The Republican q no was TAX
ed so much per head for his babies. he
~as not al all in good humor over the
matter. PEE JOHN being friend'y 10 motEers
and lille ones may Pc, a different consrrlc-
lion on he Revenue Law and lei them 90
free from taxation.
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OYSTER SALOON,
ADMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of l71ch0ei Ffy lGfe Of Uit7in t0lUn
ship, Columbia county, dec'd.
( ETTERS Of administration on tse IS
=! iare Of Michael Fry, late of Mffiin
lowuship Columbia county, have been
grau'ed " tie Register o. said county, 10
john Il Heller, E-q., Of NJ filin twp, Co.
uribia county. Persons having claims
against tie estate Of lhe decsdeut are re-
Qnes,ed TO present them 10 the adminislfa-
iUf for settlement, aud Jhose indebted to
he estate will make payment forthwith 10
JOHN H. Heller,
Nnv % 1863 -Gw Almir
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administrators Nosice.
E5'afs Of Ann Hufchison, Late Of FishingcTeek
Iounah'p, Coiambia county. deed.

Z ETTERS Of administration on lhe estate
- OF Anu Hulcii>on late oi Fishinacreek
township, Columbia Couniy, deceased,
have besn granted by the Register Of said
county, TO Thomas Hurebison residing in
the township and county aforesaid. All
persons having claims or demands against
the estate OF the decedeuI are requested 10
present them for settlement and these IN
debted 10 ne estate will make immediate
payment 10 The administrator.
THOMAS J HUTCHINSON,
fishing greek, Ocr. IL 1868. 4Adm'r.
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FoR SaLE-One certificate OF member
ship. emitting the holder 10 foil course Of
instructions. 10 the Quaker City Business
College. Philadelphia will be disposed Of
cheap. by The editor OF this paper. For in
formation regarding the school. see adser-
tisemeni in another column.
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CHARLKs G BARELKy, Associate Editor, is
out examining schools this week. on the
south eide OF the river. The schools will
occupy the greater portion of his lime this
winter
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CosGREss will NEE; on tue ilh Of Decem-
ber. A lively lime is anticipated on the ad-
mission CT Southern members, whom the
Radicals expect 10 prevent from taking
seats
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Rkv.J w LEscHrR will offer a lot OF
stove coal at tprivase sale on Thursday, Ito
morow.l at or near the Lackawanna Rail-
road Depot.
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR DECEMBER
TERM, A. D. 1865.

TERM, A. d. 1865.
/. Rachel Morgan by her next friend Wm
NJ Hoagland VS. Richard Morgan.
2. VIM. Longenberger s Jas. McAIarny
Exrs. OF Geo Longenberger decd el al
VS. Hugh W McReynolje ct al.
g. Stephen Baldy vs Catawissa, William
sport & Erie K X. Company.
4. Ehiab McMur;rie- ludogsee CT Aaron
Wolf rs Christian Wolf
Jacob harris vs. Peer Jacoby.
6 Russell p Sucker vs. Wm. keller.
Z. Jonas Fahringer Jr Us Eman' Ashton
6. Wm T.. Lance VS. Harman G. CTeveiiBg.
9. VIM. L. Lance vs. Thos. Creyelue ct al
10. Jacob Bucks Exrs. vs. Jesse Buck.
II. Jacob Sbuman vs. the Catawissa Rail
Road company.
IL Amos w Creamer VS. Euoch Howell.
l3. Hugh McReynolds vs. Peter Oliphaul.
"a Amos w. Creamer vs. Enoch Howell.
Is. Adam Deiuerich VS. Jers. Jacoby.
I6 Benz. Wertman vs. Miles A. Williams.
II. George a. Herring SIS Peter Miller.
i5 B F. Reighatd vs. Geo Patterson, el al.
I9. Aaron Bloom VS. Reuben SiiIer.
20. Jacob Remly vs the Catawissa Rail
Road Company.
81 John Michael, ir VS. John Michael, sr,
% Bum. Raiguei, & Co Us Levi Kutz.
23 Matthias Tronsue. IS the twp. OF Scott.
2l. Anna Barbara DeighmilleT, VS. Henry
DeighmiIler.
25 The Commonwealth of Penn at tie
relation of H. R. Kline, Ell al, VS. Wes-
ley Bowman, et al.
26. Administrators of Joseph Paxton, decd
VS. William l. Lance.
81. Hemlock twp. Us Elias Deiuerich.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate of Christene Kisner, late ef

ESIuIE OJ CHTISI6IIH ht5IIeT, EutE UJ
Madison township.
I ETTERS testamentary on the estate OF
IA Chrislena Kisner, late OF Madison Twp,
Columbia county, have been granted by
The Register OF SAID county, to Samuel
Xisner, of Greenwood township. All per-
sons having claims against the estate OF
the decedenI are requested 10 present them
Tor settlement, TO the Executor and those
indebted to The estate will make payment
without delay. SAMUEL KISNER,
Oct. Is, 1868. Executor
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FREpERIcK C. EyER purchased house
and lot OF Jacob Bomboy, SEN, situate in
East Bloomsbury, al pablo sale. for the
sum OF fourteen hundred SoHars.
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AT meeting of toe State Central Dem
ocra,ic Committee, held at Harrisburg on
Tuesday OF last week, il was resolved to
hold the Democratic State Contention al
that place, on ibe 4ih OF March nexl.
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RRO0MS.

~NFONTGOMERY WILLIAMS respectful.
NA ly announces TO the public generally
thai be is manufacturing CORN BROOMS,
for sale, wholesale or retail. in Wilkes
Barre. He is prepared 10 furnish merchants
and others with good article Of Brooms,
at reasonable prices Persons having mar
teIial ihatlhey desire made up upon shares
can send II 10 Kim. His work viii compare
fsvorabi, with any made np IN The Slass.
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c. 3. BaocxwAY, ESQ.,, was elected, few
evenings since, as presiding officer of the
"Local Senate at this place.
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CURED OF Nervous Debility, Premature
~ Decay, and the effects Of youthful ic-
discretion, will be happy 10 furnish others
with the means of cure, Gree of charge.)
This remedy is simple, safe, and certain.
D~ For particulars, by return mail, please
address, JOHN B. OGDEN,
June 7, 1868. 60 Nassau ST N Y.
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Hos. VIM ELwELL held Court at Tunk.
hanuocK, in Wyoming county. Iastw week.
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LOST.

CERTIFICATE No. 5I4, dated August
9th, 1889. for Six Shares of the Preferred
Stock of the LacSawanna and Boomsburg
Railroad Company issued 10 me, having
been lost, this is 10 canton all persons
against purchasing the same, as have sp-
piled for new certificate.
CORNELIUS J. SPRAGUE,
Box 2637, n. Y. City
Nov. 4, ls65.-4w.
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Notice to Trespassers.

THE undersigned, farmers and land
owners, iof Orange township, Columbia
couhty, do hereby caution all persons
against bunting or 10 anywise irespassing
on their lands, thus making themselves
sublect TO the penalties oil the law, which
will be most stnngeDiIy enforced.
ISAAC HAGENBUCH.
MICHAEL HAGENBUCH.
Orange twp. Oct. u, 1865.
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Beautiful Engravings,

A beautiful Steel Fancy Engraving and
superb coored slee fashion plate will
! illustrate every number; besides well exc
cued wood cuts, illustrative of the fash
ions, fancy work, &C., 100 numerous to
I
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SCHOOL oapsRs. handsomely printed, for
sale, cheap, at'his Office.
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Lackawanna s BloOmsburg r. q.
Iz:ssss55szss.s Ez.:.5ssT.=sss @Sa 81
E,AG-eE - go
TWO DAILY TRAINS.

ON and alter Monday, December 26th,
1864, Passenger Trains will run as fol-
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TERM, 1865.
Beayer-Andrew Shuman, John Shu-
man.
Bentou-PhIip Shullz, Benjamin Rozell,
Abraham Young.
Brarcreek-Henry Deiterick.
Bioom-Henry OIL.
Catawissa-Casper Rban, John Ritter
Cenire-Peter Delong, Geo. Low, S;eph-
en- Hutton, Henry Shaffer.
Conyngham-F. r. Wohlforih.
Frankln-Jesse Mensch, jackson Clea.
yer.
Fishingcreek-C Charles Ash, Saul' Yosi.
Observation-Disclosures Conner, Robert
Robbins, Josiah Kline, john Leggolt, VIM
Eyer.
Hemlock-Jacob Harris, Reu. H. GGild.
Jackson-Henry Hurleyman.
Locust-Aaron Lewis, Peter Bitner, Wes-
ley Perry, Hiram Cool, Peter Schwank
Monlour-Daniel Kashner, John Deii-
tsrick
Maine-Daniel Nuss.
Madison-Wiiia Kreamer
Orange-John Fisher, Cyrus McHeufy,
Cornelius BelIss, Samuel Everett
koaringcreek-Jobn c. Meyers, Peter
Gearharl, Josiah Rhodes, Samuel HaGe5.
Snsarloaf-Pdihp Hess, George Moore
Scoil-W:!!:am Garrison, Elias KrGm,
William NJ. Eat.
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MiUer's Store.
UoNa99 9A - A~~6vaO
Fail & Winter Goods.
.0O0Sn3

FENHE subscriber has just returned from
the cities with another large and select
assortment nf
Fan and Winter Goods,
purchases at Philadelphia and New York
at the lowest figure, and which ne is deter
mined 10 sell on as moderate terms az eau
be procured elsewhere in Bloomsbura
His STOCK comprises
LADIES DRESS GOODS
OF the choicest styles and latest fashions,
Ioge,her with large assortment of
GOODS, MUSLINS, CLOTHS,
AND VESTlNGS.
ALSO,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, CEDARWARF,
HOLLOW WARE. NAILS. IRON
BOOTS s SHOES, HATS &-CAPS,&c.
In short, everything usually kept in coun.
Try stores, TO which he invites The attention
of the public generally.
The highest price will be paid for coun.
try produce, H. exchange for goods.
STEPHEN Il. MILLER.
BloomsbuTg, Nov. %, 1865.
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GRAND JURORS FOR DECEMBER
TERM, 1855.

GRAND JURORS FOR DECEMBER
TERM, 1865.
Benion-Wiliiam Appleman.
BriaTcreek-Slephen Michael,
Bor. Berwick-Paul KiIkendail
Besver-Smon Slicher.
Centre-John Hsgenbuch.
Hemlock-Mathias Appleman, David
Armstrong, Reuben Bogan.
Jsckson-Jno. McHenry, j., Elisha Rob-
bins, Tram Derr.
Montour-Lloyd Paxton, Samuel Giger.
Madison-Elisha B. Hartman, Allen Wat
son.
Maine-John A. Shuman.
Orange NJ. |. Hayhursl, John Negargel.
Scou-Thomas w. Edger, Jacob Keller,
Jacob Clossen.
SugarIoaf-David Lewis, Samuel Fritz.
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a GENTLEMAN.

Bloomsburg, Nov. 8, 1865.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-05

% Z,
.nsred and fftytive, ten thousand six hundred and
, six ty-six dollars and sixty+ix cents.
For eleventh Of thirty instruments Of annuity In goods
per third article treaty February, eighteen
For eleventh Of thirty nstalments for pur,,cses of
utility, per third article treaty twentyecond February
eighteen hundred and hfty-fve four thousand dollars
For eleventh Of twenty instaaents for purposes Of eu
cation per thrd article treaty twenty February
eighteen hundred aud fifty five, three thousand collars
For eleventh OF fifteen annual istaents for support
of two smiths and smiths Shops per third article treaty
twenty second February eighteen hundred and fyhve
two thousand one hundred and twenty dollars -
For pay of engineer grist and saw mill at Leech
Lake. six hunered dollars. 80 a.
CAippeiuas of The Aississippi, and the PiHaaer and
Lake Wiansbagoshish bands of The Cippesga hians w
Naturalization second OF ten nsalmenfs for ten yoke
of workoxen, per nth article treaty eleventh March
eighteen hundred and sixty three one thousand dollars
For the employment of sswyear at the discretion Of
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For this amount to be paid to the chiefs of the Misss
sppi bands Of Chppewas upon the ratification of this
treaty per third article treaty May seven, eighteen hun
dred and sxyour for the present fiscal year ten thou
| sand dollars. 4 ~ - eA p fttt IVY 90 II vi
For this amount to be paid to the chief HoleIn-t the
Day for depredatons committed in burning his house and
furniture in eighteen hundred and sxty-two, per third
article treaty May scven eighteen hundred and sixty
fo9r for the present fiscal year I'VE thousand dollars
For clearing, stumping grubbibg breakng andsplant
the reservation hereby set apart or the Chppewas
Mississippi in lots of not less than ten acres EACH for
May soven eighteen hundred and sixty -four, fer the
present fiscal year, thousand five hundred dollars
For this amount to be expended in building for each Of
the chiefs of the five bands Of the Chppewas of Mssis
spp provided for in the fourth article Of the treaty Of
May seven eighteen hundred and sixtyfonr house
for the fiscal year ending June thirty eighteen hundred
| and sxtySix, five thousand dollars. ~
For first of ten instaments to furnish said Indians
with ten yoke of good wOrkoxen twenty logchans, two
hundred grnbbng hoes, ten poughs, two grndstones,
one hundred axes handled twenty spades, and other
farming implements per fifth article treaty May seven
eighteen hundred aud sixtyfour for the present fiscal
year, sne thousand five hundred dollars.
For the same object for the fiscal year ending June
thirty eighteen hundred and sxtysi one thousand nve
hundred dollars. ~ ~
For the employment Of two carpenters one thousand
eight hundred dollars and two one thousand
four hundred doarsj physician, one thousand 1--WE
hundred dollars and medicine for sex, ave hunLeu
dollars per fifth article treaty May seven eigniesn nun
dred and sxyfour for the present hscai year. seven
For the same object for the fiscal year ending June
thirty eighteen hundred and sixtysix seven thousand
For this amount to be applied towards the support of
sawmi to be built for the common use OF me
Chinnevas 40 long as the President may deem ii
sary per sixth article treaty May seven eighteen hum
drcd and sxtyou for the present fiscal year. one thou
For The same object for the fiscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-sx, enc thousand
For this amount to be expended in building road
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seventeen hundred and ninctyhve. ye hundred dollars
, For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise pei
third article treaty twentyrst August eighteen hun
drsd and five, two hundred and fifty dollars
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise per thrt
and separate article to treaty thireth September eigh
ven hundred and nine, three hundred and fifty dollars
nsqaafty Payotitp, and other Tribes and Hands Q,
relmo,;., eleventh insaimen IN part payment ioi
Si Of title to lands, to be applied to benc-
Ia, o1ees per fourth article treaty twentysixth De-
dllas' eighteen hundred and yfour twelve hundred
or seventh Of twenty nstan.ents for pay of instruc
physician carpenter farmer and assistant ii
her eirL,p per tenth article treaty twcntysixth Decent
hundred dollars. ~ mt -''ui' Elk '"""s'"' e'''''
amomnt nr m,,5 he eighth of ten nsalments of this
% pr iourth article treaty sixteenth March eight
teen hundred and y-four Thirty thouus ~ n,I
a1t pay q miller and assistant miller farmer black
shop with tools ana Ior iron and steel supplying smiths
repair ist and saw nil and far nav n ' aa nesp,g
a engineer for the asca Year ending June
@ght huiared aud forty dollars Prsr,,J a thousand
,ln or pronts arsng from working Of the mill i "r y
tie nse and benefits Of said Indians ~ ehh applied to
| Osdges,-For interest on sixtynine thous.,s 49,
dred and twenty dollars. at hvs per Cennna one nun
value Of hfty-four sections Of land set spart g e
eighteen hundred and twenty-five for euca,;' June
poses per Senate resolution niHteenth Jannsrn pt
teen hundred and thrtyeight three thousand ionr him.
dspss and Kissoarias-For eighth Of ten ins,,,,...
being the second series in money otherwise ner nr,
article treaty. fifteenth March, eighteen hundred an e
f,ur. thirteen thousand dollars. ''-
For the balance due the confederated tribes of the
the sao of their "tr,ls lands by William Brinile ate
receiver Of the Iandoice, as reported by the cemms
soner OF the general lan-oifce, held by said late re-
calver Irine upaccounted for and not deposited in the
United States Treasury six thousand eight hundred and
eighteen dollars and thirty cents Iorded That when
said sum shall be received il shall DO paid into the re
gury Of the United States. i 81 % tl- Z
0aa,oas and Caippe,oas of keaigan.-For last Of ten
eua annual instalaents for educational purposes to be
expended under the direction Of the President according
to the wishes of the Indians far may be REASONABLE,
and just per second article Of the trsy OF thirtyhrs
Jnly eighteen hundred and ftyiT eight thousand
dollars.
Fer last of ten nAslments for the support Of foul
blacksmith shope per second article Of the treaty
tirtyrst July, eighteen HUNDRED and ffty-ye fouI
thousand two hundred and forty dollars.
soF last Of ten nstalmsns Of principal payable snnu'
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instruments TO be expeDHe under tie dfectlon OF tlt
President in the purchase Of such articles as he may deem
suitable to their wants either as hunters or herdsmen
ten thousand dollars. p 70. s-.-..-=-
Western Bands Of SlostoneesFor first Of twenty in
salments in such articles including cattle for herdng
other purposes the President shall deem suitable fol-
their wants and condition, either as hunters herds
men, per seventh article treaty October first ,eigheen
hundred and sxthree for the fiscal year ending June
thireth eighteen hundred and sixtyve, five thousand
dollars. GaJKfftl
For second of twenty nstalments for objects for
the fiscal year ending June thrtieh, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, five thousand dollars. IS
Northwestern Bands of lShoshonees-For second Of
twenty instruments, to be expended under the direction
Of the President in the purchase of such articles AS he
may deem suitable to their wants. either as hunters or
herdsmen, five thousand dollars. -,
0stip Bands Of Shosh0Rees-For second OF twenty in
staments be expended, under the direction OF the
President in the purchase of such articles, including
cattle for herns, or other purposes as he shall deem
suitable for their wants and condition. either as hunts
men or herdsmen one thousand dollars. ~.
Creek Ndtioa-For interest on two hundred thousand
dollars at five per centum per annum as permanent an
NIFTY to be paid them in money, or Tor such mechanical
labor or useful articles the Secretary Of the Interior
may from time to time direct ten thousand dollars.
For payment of second of five instalments, to be ex
pended for their benefit in the purchase of stock horses
sheep clothing and such other articles as the Secretary
of ite Interior, with the council of said nation may
direct. forty thousand dollars. '- q + -
Indian Service in Nea0 MricO-FOr general incidental
expenses of Indian service in New Mexico presents
of goods, agricultural implements and other useful
articles and assist them locate permanent aoes
and sustain themselves by the pursuits of civilized f
expended under the direction of the Secretary the
Interior, fifty thousand dollars. 80 sItJ-
Indian Service IN the District Of (6Rfry leased fren,
he ChOctdiUs for the Indians lately residing IN Isgas
For the expenses Of coonizing supporting, and furnish
ing agricultural implements and stock pay OF necessary
and of schools for Indians lately residing in
Texas be expended under the direction of the secre
tary Of the Interior, ten thousand dollars. o.
For the Wichias and other affiliated Bands.-For tho
expenses of coonizing supporting and furnishing said
bands with agricultural implements and stock, pay Of