Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-27


saw-mill at Leech Lake, six hundred
dollars.
CHIPPEwAs OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND
THE PILLAGER AND LAKE WINNIE
BAGOSHISH BANDS OF CHIPPEWA
INDIANS IN MINNESOTA.
For second of ten instalments for
ten yoke Of work oxen. per fifth arti-
Gle treaty eleventh March, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three, one thousand
dollars. ...-s,.
| For the employment Of a sawyer, at
the discretion Of the President, per
sixth article treaty eleventh March,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three, six
hundred dollars.
For compensation of female teach
ers on the reservation, who shall in
struct the Indian girls in domestic
economy, one thousand dollars.
CHIPPEwAs OF SAGINAW, SWAN
CREEK, AND BLACK RIVER.
For last of ten equal annual install
ments in coin, to be distributed per
capita, in the usual manner of paying
annuities. per second article of the
treaty Of second August, eighteen
hundred and fifty-fve, ten thousand
dollars.
For lest of ten instalmens for the
support of one blacksmith shop, per
second article of the treaty of second
August. eighteen hundred and fifty
five, twelve hundred and forty dollars.
For last Of FIVE equal annual install.
ments for educational purposes, un-
der the direction of the President, two
thousand dollars.
For last of five equal annual install.
ments in agricultural implements,
three thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS, MENOMONEES, WIN.
NEBAGOES, AND NEW YORK IN
DAMS.
For education during the pleasure
of Congress, per fifth article treaty
eleventh August, eighteen hundred
and twenty-seven, one thousand live
hundred dollars.
CHICKASAWS.
For permanent annuity in goods, per
act of twenty-fifth February, seven
teen hundred and ninety-nine, three
thousand dollars.
CHOCTAWS.
For permanent annuity, per second
article treaty sixteenth November,
eighteen hundred and five, and thir-
teenth article treaty twenty-second
June, eighteen hundred and fifty.five,
three thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for support
Of light-horsemen, per thirteenth arti.
Gle treaty eighteenth October, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty, and thirteen.
tn article treaty second June, eighteen
hundred and fifty.five, six hundred dol.
lars. ........
For permanent provision for educa-
tion, per second article treaty twenti-
eth January, eighteen hundred and
twenty-five, aud thirteenth article trea-
ty twenty-second June, eighteen hun.
dred and fifty. five, six thousand dol
lar. .....
For permanent provision for black
smith. per sixth article treaty eighteen
tn October, eighteen hundred and TWEEN.
ty, and thirteenth article treaty twen-
ty-second June, eighteen hundred and
fifty-fve, six hundred dollars.
For permanent provision of iron and
steel, per ninth article treaty twenti.
eth January, eighteen hundred and
twenty-five, and thirteenth article Of
treaty twenty-second June. eighteen
hundred and fifty-five, three hundred
and twenty dollars. ..
For interest on FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars. at eve per centum per
annum. for education, support of the
government, and other beneficial pupo-
sss, under the direction of the general
council Of the Choctaws, in conformity
with the provisions contained in the
tenth and thirteenth articles of the
treaty of twenty-second June, eighteen
hundred and fifty-tive, twenty-five thou.
sand dollars. ....
CAMANCHEs, KIowAS, AND APACHES
OF ARKANSAS RIVER.
For the second of FIVE instalments,
being the second series for the pur-
chase of goods, provisions and agri-
cultural implements, per sixth article
treaty twenty-seventh July, eighteen
hundred and fifty-three, eighteen thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of transportation OF
the second of FIVE instalments of goods,
! provisions, and agricultural imple-
ments, per sixty article treaty twenty.
seventh July, eighteen hundred and
fifty-three, seven thousand dollars.
/ CREEKS.
For permanent annuity in money,
per fourth article treaty seventh Au.
gust, seventeen hundred and ninety,
and fifth article treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, one
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in money,
per second article treaty sixteenth
June, eighteen hundred and two. and
, fifth article treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, three
thousand dollars. @ -
!, For permanent annuity in money,
per fourth article treaty twenty-fourth
January, eighteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-six, and fifth article treaty seventh
August. eighteen hundred and fifty-six,
J twenty thousand dollars.
} For permanent provision for black
smith and assistant, and for shop and
tools. per eighth article treaty twenty.
fourth January, eighteen hundred and
twenty-six, and fifth article treaty sew.
enth August, eighteen hundred and
fifty-six, eight hundred and forty dol.
lars. mr.
For permanent provision for iron
and steel for shop. per eighth article
treaty twenty-fourth January, eighteen
hundred and twenty.six, and fifth arti.
Gle treaty seventh August, eighteen
hundred and fifty-six, two hundred and
. seventy dollars.
For permanent provision for the pay
of wheelwright. per eigth article
treaty twenty-fourth January, eighteen
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