The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22
OFFICIAL.

unpaid part of tho principal sum of three hundred ana
annum to be distributed per capita, in the usual manner
of paying annucs, per second article OF the treaty o
thirtyfrst July eighteen hundred and hfty'nve Ten
1 thousand three hundred dollars '-- ID
For last Of ten equal annual instruments thirtyve
thousand dollars in lieu of former treaty stipulatos "
be paid per capita to the Grand River uttaw y. I
article Of tho treaty of thirtyrst July ogn'Sen nun
dred and fftyye three thousand Eve hundred dollars
. Pag7sts-For third of five instaments oil the second
sSre in goods and such articles as may septeber
eighteen hundred and ffty-seyen, thirty thoussnu "'r
lars, -,.,.u,,.,, ar.
rno the pleasure of the President per third article treaty
twentyfourth September eighteen hundred ana hity-
seven, ten thousand dollars ,,., e A.,
president per third article treaty twonfourh scptem-
her eighteen hundred and ftyseVen, one thousand TWO
hundred dollars. IL,
Var nnrchae of iron and steel and other necessaros for
the shop during the pleasure Of the President per fourth
article treaty twentyoufth september eighteen hundred
and ffty.seyen five hundred dollara-
For pay of two backsmiths, one OF whom to be gun
smith and tinsmh per fourth article treaty twenty
September eighteen hundred and ffty-seven ono thou
! sand two hundred dollars.
| For compensation Of two strikers or apprentices
in shop, per fourth article of treaty twenty fourth
September eighteen hundred and fftyseven, four hun
bred and eighty dollars. ..r-... IA.
For eighth Of ten instruments for farming utensils and
Stock during the pleasure of the President per fourth
article treaty twenty September eighteen hundred
and fifty-seyen, thousand two hundred dollars.
For pay Of farmer, per fourth article treaty twenty
fourth September eighteen hundred and fftyseyen six
| hundred dollars
For seventh of ten nsalments for pay of miller the
discretion of the President per fourth article treaty
yfourth September, eighteen hundred and ffty-soven
For seventh of ten nstalments for pay Of an engineer
at the discretion Of the President per fourth article treaty
twenty fourth September, eighteen hundred and fifty.
seven, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation to apprentices to assist In working
the MILL per fourth article treaty twontyfourh Septen-
Der, eighteen hundred and ftyseven five hundred dol
| lars
For grist and saw MILL and keeping the in repair
| three hundred dollars
Fottai0aton,tes Of Hayoa.-For permanent annuity in
money otherwise per second article treaty seven
tee1th November eighteen hundred and seven four hun
FottdodtomieG.F permanent annuity in silver, per
fourth article treaty third August seventeen hundred
and ninety-five, one thousand dollars
For permanent annuity in silver per third article rea
u thireth september eighteen hundred and nine five
hundred dollars
permanent annuity in silver per third article
y second October, eighteen hundred and eighteen, two
| thousand five hundred dollars.
| For permanent annuity in money per second article
treaty twentieth September eighteen hundred and twen
| ty-eight, two thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity in specie, per second article
treaty tweny-ninth July eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, sixteen thousand dollars.
For life annuity to chief per third article treaty twen
teth October eighteen hundred and thrtytwo two hun
| bred dollars.
For life annuity to Chiefs per third article treaty
ty-sxth September, eighteen hundred and hry-three,
| seven hundred dollars. tsssf tB5F1
For education during the pleasure of Congress- per
third article treaty sixteenth October eighteen hundred
and twentysix second article treaty twentieth Sopem
Der, eighteen hundred and twentyeght and fourth art
etreay October, eighteen hundred and
| thirty-two, five thousand dollars. , o
For permanent provision for the payment of money in
lieu of tobacco IRON and Steel per second article treaty
twentieth September eighteen hundred and twenty eight
and tenth article of the treaty of the fifth and seventeenth
june eighteen hundred and forty-six, three hundred
! dollars.
For permanent provision for three olacksmhs and
md mons pdg
Shops per third article treaty sixteenth October eighteen
hundred and wentysix second article treaty twentieth
\ September. eighteen bundled and twenty-cight and
second article treaty twenty ninth July eighteen hundred
and tweniy-nne two thousand one hundred AID sixty
dollars: and TO supply deficiency in this appropriation
for the current fiscal year. seven hundred and fourteen
dollars. --. ... .s..-. - re- .
For permanent provision for fifty barrels of salt per
second article of treaty wcntyninth July, eighteen hun
drcd and ynine two hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest on six hundred and fortythree thousand
dollars at hve per centnm per seventh article OF the
treaty of the fifth and seventeenth june eighteen hun
decd and ortysix hiry-two thousand one hundred and
I fifty dollars.
3,aporcs-For education, during the pleasure of the
President per third article treaty thirteenth May, egh-
teen hundred and thrtyhree, one Thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and TOOLS and iron
and steel for shop during the pleasure of the President
per third article treaty thirteenth May, eighteen hundred
and thirty-three, one thousand and sixty dollars.
For farmer during the pleasure Of the President per
third article treaty thirteenth May eighteen hundred
and thirty-three, six hundred dollars.
Rogue Rirers-For twelfth of sixteen insalments in
blankets, clothing farming utensils aud stock per third
article treaty tenth September, eighteen hundred and
| ffty-three two thousand five hundred dollars.
For balance due claimants under third article of the
treaty of September tenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
three with the Rogue River Indians, for improvements
made by land claimants the Indian reserve, eight hun
dred and fourteen dollars and eighty-two cents n
SIcS and i6res Of Mississppi-For permanentanntity
i'll goods otherwise per third article treaty third No
venber eighteen bundled aid four ono thousand dollars.
For interest two hundred thousand dollars at five
per centum per second article treaty twenty October
eighteen hundred Thousand dollars,
For interest eight hundred thousand dollars at five
per cenum per second article treaty eleventh October
eighteen hundred and iortywo forty thousand dollars
Stcs and FbIss Of MissoayiFor interest one hun
bred and tyseven thousand four hundred dollars, at
five per oentu under the direction Of the President per
second article treaty twenty October eighteen hun.
bred aud thrtyeyan seven thousand eight hundred and
seventy dollars. s-' ~ " ~ II -
Smiao7ss-For the ninth of ten instruments for the
support of Schools per eighth article treaty seventh Au-
gust eighteen hundred and hftysix three thousand dol.
lars.
Forthe ninth of ten instruments for agricultural assist
ance per eighth article treaty seventh August eighteen
hundred and ffty-six, two thousand dollars
For the ninth of ten instruments for the support OF
smiths and smiths shops per eighth article treaty sew
enth August eighteen hundred and ty-sx, two thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For five per centum interest on two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars to be paid ne annuity per eighth article
treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and ffty-six
twelve thousand i've hundred dollars; ,.r..z
For interest two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
at five per centum, to be paid at annuity, they haVine
Joined their brethren west eighth article treaty sew
enth August eighteen hundred and fifty six, twelve
| thousand five hundred dollars. .
enecasFor permanent annuity in specie, per fourth
article treaty twenty September eighteen hundred
| and seventeen, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in specie per fourth article
treaty seventeenth September, eighteen hundred ane
eighteen, five hundred dollars
For blacksmith and ASSISTANT shop and TOOLS and iroi
and steel during the pleasure Of the President per fourth
article treaty February eighteen hundred
aud thirty.ohe, one Thousand and sixty dollars.
For miller, during the pleasure OF the President pei
arfira
hundred and thirty-one, six hundred dollak
SeaecaS Of Neao IoTk-For permanent annuity, IN ieu
Of interest stock per act of nineteenth Fepruary
eighteen hundred and thirty one six thousand dollars
For interest, In lieu Of investment, on scyenty-fvt
thousand dollars ct five per centum per oct 81 twenty
seventh June, eighteen hundred and nrty-SlS' three
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars. 80,
For interest at Ave per ccntum, on forty-three thou
sand and fifty dollars transferred from Ontario Bank
the United States Treasury, per act Of twentyseventf
June eighteen hundred and foltyx, two thousand one
hundred and fifty-two dollars and tifS cents,
Saecas and Sapaees.-for permanent annuity In spe
ce per fourth article treaty seyehteenth September
eighteen hundred and eighteen, thousand dollars
for blacksmith and assistant shop and tools and Iron
and steel shop during the pleasure Of the fresident
per fourth article treaty twentieth july eighteen nun
dred and thirty-ope, one thousand and sixty dollars
StdaVases-For permanent annuity fiI educational
purposes per fourth article treaty third august seven
teen hundred and ninetyfve, and third article treaty
tenth May eighteen hundred and 6ftyour one thousand
dollars
For twelfth nsalment OF interest," at i've per eentnm
forty thousand dollars for education per third article
treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred and hityiour %e
thousand dGsFs -
For permanent annuity for educational purposes, pei
fourth article treaty twenty ninth september elshteeI