Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-25

H. smith, per hfh article treaty sixth october eiche
ID oOnh ana eighteen hh article treaty twenty thi
article treaiy hith june eighteen hundred and fifty 70,
l. six hundred dollars.
For interest on ffty thousand ldo,ra At Ava uer ee
tum for educational PURPOSES per third article
nh June eighteen hundred and 1y four, two thousai
A.. For sixth Of twenty iustalments upon two hundr,
a thousand dollars psr third article treaty 9th June Gig
u dolarH.
hAmies OF 1ndiana.-Por interest on two hundred au
twenty one thousand two hundred and fifty ssvon dolla
And eighty six cents uninVesied, yo per cen um,
miami Indians OF Indiana, per sehAte's amendment
a 0p.1 article tfeaty hith june eighteen hundred an
uiy iour, eleven thousand and sixty two dollars
Q eighty nina cents.
Miams.-Eel Riyor-ROr Permanent annuity Ia good
or otherwise. per fourth article treaty third Angus
b lars.
For permaHen annuity in goods otherwise per thr
article treaty twenty hrs August eighteen hundred an
! Eve, two hundred and any dollars.
For permanent annuity In goods or otherwise ne
third aud separate article to treaty ihrtieth septem
, 6er, eighteen hundred and nine, three hundred ant
> hfy dollars
Nsquay, PuyAllup, and other Tribes and Bands o
lndisus-For eleventh instsment. in part payment o
relinquhment OF title to lands to be applied 70
Objects per fourth article treaty twenty sx.h December
eighteen hundred and Atty four, twelve hundred dol
foreeventh ofwenty nslaments for pay Of instructor
emiih physician, carpenter farmer aud assistant If
esssry per tentn article treaty twenty sixth December
eighteen hundred and hty four six thousand hun
dred dollars.
omahas.-For the eighth Of ten instamsnts Of this
amount per fourth article treaty sixteenth March, egh
teen hundred and fifty four thirty thousand dollars
for pay Of miller and assistant miller, farmer, black
smith and assistant Tor Iron and steel supplying smiths
shop with tools and keeping the sa5 In repair keeping
In repair grlst and sawm and pay engineer and
eth eighteen hundred and sixty six our thousand eight
hundred and forty dolars Provided That any tolls or
profits arising from the working OF the mill or shops shall
be accounted for to the agent and by him applied the
use and benefit Of taid Indians
OsagesFoT Interest sixty nine thousand one hun.
dreo anu twenty dollars, AZ five per centum, being the
value OF y four teetops OF land set apart second june
eighteen hundred and twenty ye for educational pur,
poses Senate resolution nineteenth January eighteen
hundred and thirty eight three thousand four hundred
and hfty six dollars
0ttoel and Mssouras-For eighth Of ten iustaimsnts
being the second series In money otherwise Der fourth
article treaty fifteenth March eighteen hundred and my
/ four, thirteen thousand dollars.
For the balance due the eonieerated tribes Of the Kas
kAskias Peorias. cas- and PlankshAws from the
sale OF their trust lands by William Brndle late re.
cever Of the land oee reported by the comssoner
OF the general land office held by said late receiver Brn
die, unRecouned for and not deposited In the United
States treasury six thousand eight hundred and eighteen
dollars and thirty Pfopidsd That when said sum
shall be received 1t shall be paid into the Treasury
Ottowas and chIppswas Of Mlehlgan-For last Of fan
equal annual nstements for educational purposes be
expended under the direction OF the President according
to the wishes Of The Indians far az may be reasonab
and just per second article Of the treaty Of thirty rst
July eighteen hundred and fifty sir [hvel eight thou
sand dollars
ROr last of ten instAments for the support of four
blacksmith shops per second article treaty Of thirty frat
July eighteen hundred ami fifty ve foar thousand two
hundred and forty dollars.
y for ton years. to be distributed per capita in the usual
manner Of paying annuites, per second article Of the
treaty OF thirty nrst July eighteen hundred and nifty Fe,
ten thousand dollar.
For interest two hundred and six thousand dollars
unpaid part o. the prncpal sum Of three hundred and
six thousand dollars for one year at FIVE per conthm psr
Annum, to be distributed per capita in the usual manner
Of paying annulies per second article of the treaty OF
thirty frat July, eighteen hundred and hlty FIVE ten
thousand three hundred dollars.
For last OF ten equal annual iBsslments on thirty five
thousand dollars In lieu Of former treaty silpulaons to
be paid per capita to the Grand River oawas Der second
article Of the treaty Of thirty ns July eighteen hundred
and fifty hEe, three thousand five hundred dollars.
Pawnee5-For third Of Ave instalments Of the second
series in goods and such articles may necessary for
them per second tiele treaty twenty fourth sepieber
lars.
ing the pleasure Of the President per third article treaty
twenty fourth Septemhtr, eighteen hundred and atty
seven, ten thousand dolAra
For pay of two teaohers, under the direction Of tha
President per third article treaty twenty fourth sepem
Der, eighteen hundred and atty soven one thousand two
ns saB BSsssFf s seS sssnis s f:-s 81 the
article treaty twenty fourth September eighteen hunsd
and lfty seven, five hundred dollars.
For pay oftwo blacksmths one of whom to be a gun
smith aud namih per fourth article treaty twenty fourth
September, eighteen hundred and hfy sevsR one thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For compensation OF two strikers apprentices in shop
per fourth article OF treay twenty fourth September
eighteen hundred aud hfty seven, four bundled and
eighty dollars.
For eighth Of ten instameutH for farming utensils and
stock, during the pleasure OF the President per fourth
article treaty twenty fourth September Ehteen hundred
and hfty seven, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For pay OF iA.uer, per fourth article treaty twenty
fourth september, s'Veen hnndsed ad ntty aaysn sz
hundred dollars.
For seventh Of Ten lnsalmsns for pay Of miller at the
discretion OF the President fourth article treaty
~ fourth September, eighteen hundred and fty seven
six hundred dollars.
For seventh Of instruments for pay of an engineer
at the disereton Of the President fourth article treaty
twenty fourth September eighteen hundred AMI Alty
seven, thousand Two hundred dollars
For compensation to apprentices TO assist 10 working
Rhtaen hundred and hftV Trad dnl.
lars.
For gist and MILL and keeping the same In repair
Potiawatomes Of Huron.-For permanent annuity in
money otherwise, per second article treaty
November eighteen hundred and seven, four hundred
dollars
PotIawalOmies-FOr permanent annuty in silver per
and Ninety 1--WE, thousand collars.
permanent annuity in silver per third article trea.
hund ed dollars.
For annuity silver per third article trsa
ty second October eighteen hundred and eighteen two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in money, per second article
treaty twentieth September eighteen ndred and ten
eight, two thousand dollars
For permanent annuity in specie per second article
treaty twenty nRth July eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, aixte5n thousand dollars
For life annuity to chief PER third article treaty TWEEN
tish October eighteen hundred and thirty two two hun
For lie annuity to Chiefs per third article treaty uept,
sixth September eighteen hundred and thirty three seven
hundred dollars
For education during pleasure Of Congress- per trt
article treaty sxeenlh October eighteen hundred and
twenty six, second article treaty twentieth september
ghteen hundred and twenty eight aud fourth artlrl,
treaty twenty seventh October eighteen hundred ant
| thirty two, hv8 thousand dollars.
For permanent provision for the payment Of money IL
lieu Of tobacco iron and Steel per second article treat,
and tenth article OF the treaty the h and
Juue, eighteen hundred and forty six, three hundre.
dollars.
Tor permanent provision for three blacksphs and Al
sisAnts and permanent provisions for Iron and steel 70
shops per thild article reay sixteenth O,tober
hundred twenty second article
! September eighteen hundred and twenty eight ant
0 dred and twenty nine two thousand one hundred AM
sixty doarsj and 10 supply deficiency In this spnr
pration for the current fiscal year. hundred an
For permanent provision for fifty barrels of salt ma
: second article OF treaty twenty ninth July, eghtes
For interest on sH hundred and forty three ihousau
dollars a. hve per eentnm per seventh article OF tn
treaty Of the NTH aud seventeenth June eighteen hun
ded and forty Xix, thirty two thousand an
y hfty dollars
President per third article treaty thirteenth Nav eel
teen hundred and thirty throe thousand dollars
n For bAeksmth and assistant shop and tools iron an
steel for shop, during the pleasure Of the President n,
third article treaty thirteenth May, eighteen hundre
d and thirty three one thousand and sixty dollars
For farmer during the pleasure Of the President n,
hiSd article treaty thirteenth May, eighteen hundred an
y thirty three. six hundred dollars
N Rogue Rivers-for twelfth of sixteen instalmsuta
blankets, clothing farming utensils aud stock per tni
article treaty tenth septemher eighteen hundred and nj
b. three, two thousand nve hundred dollars
For balance due claimants under third article OF n
| treaty VI sNPt9Ahoot NatHt hundred and hf
three, with the Rogue River Indians for improyemen
made by land claimants the Indian reserve eight h
ID dred aud fourteen dollars and eighty two cents
I'd sacs and Foxes Of the Missssppi-F0r permanent Al
nuiy In goods or otherwise, third article treaty th
" November eighteen hundred and four thousand a.
n lars.
For interest two hundred thousand dollars nj
per eentum, second article treaty twenty rft Oeobe
al eighteen hundred and thirty seven ten thousand do
l. lars.
For interest eight hunde ed thousand dollars nj a
per centum per second article treaty eleventh 0ctob
n eighteen hundred aud forty twO forty usand
Ssra and of -por lat