The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29
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Caipps,Uas Of lSdoinao Swan Creek and Black Rirer
For last of ten equal annual instruments in CON- be
distributed per capita, In the usual manner of paying
annuities per second article of the treaty of second
August, eighteen hundred and fifty five ten thousand
dollars.
For last of ten instalments for the support of one
blacksmith shop per second article Of the treaty of
second August eighteen hundred and fftyiye, twelve
hundred and forty dollars.
For last of five equal annual nstalments for educa
onal purposes under the direction of the President two
thousand dollars.
For the last of Ave equal annual instamens in agri
cultural implements. three thousand dollars.
Chtppe'cos, Men0nonees, Winnsbdgoes, and New York
idiansFer education during the pleasure of Congress-
per NTH article treaty eleventh August eighteen hun
dred and twenty seven, thousand five hundred dol
lars
Chichdsd,es-For permanent annuity in goods per act
of twenty fifth February seventeen hundred and ninety
nine, three thousand dollars.
Choctaus-For permanent annuity per second article
treaty sixteenth November eighteen huadred and five
and thirteenth article treaty twenysecond June, eight
teen hundred and fty-fve, three thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for support of light horsemen
per thirteenth article treaty eighteenth October eighteen
hundred and twenty and thirteenth article treaty
twentyseeond June, eighteen hundred and hftyhve SIX
hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for education per second md
article treaty twentieth January eighteen hunureo anu
twenty and thirteenth article treaty twentysecoha
June eighteen hundred and fty-fve six thousand dol
lars. . 50 "A,
For permanent provision for blacksmith, per sixth
article treaty eighteenth October eighteen hundred anu
twenty and thirteenth article treaty june
eighteen hundred and fifty five six hundred dollars ,
For permanent provision for iron and STEEL per ninth
article treaty twentieth January eighteen hundeed and
twenty-five, and thirteenth article OF treaty twenty
second June eighteen hundred and htyhye three nun
dred and twenty-five dollars.
For interest on FIVE hundred thousand dollars at five
per centum per annum for education support OF the
government and other beneficial purposes, under the
direction of the general council of the Chocaws In con-
formity with the provisions contained in the tenth ana
thirteenth articles of the treaty OF twentysecond june
al hmm brad md tN-nya
dollars.
Crmanches, Kio,oas, and Apaches Of arkansas RirT.
For the second of five instalmens being the secona
series for the purchase of goods provisions ana agca
tural implements per sixth article treaty
july eighteen hundred and fffyhree, eighteen thou
For EXPENSES of transportation of the second of FIVE in
staments of goods provisions, and agricultural impe-
mens, per sixth article treaty twentysevenih July
eighteen hundred and ftythree, seven thousand dollars
Cfeeks-For permanent annuity in money, per fourth
article treaty seventh August seventeen hundred and
hundred and fysx, 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
ffty-six, three thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity in money, per fourth article
treaty twenty-fourth January, eighteen hundred and
twentysix, and fifth article treaty seventh August, eigh
teen hundred and ftysix, twenty thousand dollars.
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant,
and for shop and TOOLS per eighth article treaty twenty
fourth January eighteen hundred and twenty six, and
fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred
and fifty-sx, eight hundred and forty dollars
For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop
per eighth article treaty twenty fourth January eighteen
hundred and twenysx and fifth article treaty seventh
August eighteen hundred and fifty six two hundred aud
seventy dollars.
For permanent provision for the pay of wheelwrght,
per eighth article treaty twenty fourth January eighteen
hundred and twentysx and fifth article treaty seventh
August eighteen hundred and ysx, six hundred dol
lars
blacksmith and assistant and shop and tools during
the pleasure Of the President per fifth article treaty
fourteenth February eighteen hundred and thrtyree
and fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred
aud hfty-six, eight hundred and forty dollars.
For iron and steel for shops during the pleasure Of the
President per fifth article treaty fourteenth February
eighteen hundred and thiry-three and fifth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and hftysix
two hundred and seventy dollars.
For wagon-maker during the pleasure of the President
per fifth article treaty fourteenth February, eighteen
hundred and thirty three and fifth article treaty seventh
August, eighteen hundred and ftysx six hundred dol
lars.
For assistance in agricultural operations during the
pleasure of the President, per eighth article treaty
tweny-fourth January, eighteen hundred and twenty
six and fifth article treaty seventh August, eighteen
hundred and ffty-six two thousand dollars.
For education during the pleasure of the President
per fifth article treaty fourteenth February eighteen
hundred and thirty three and fifth article treaty seventh
August, eighteen hundred and fty-six one thousand
dollars.
For five per centum interest on two hundred thousand
dollars purposes of education per sixth article treaty
seventh August eighteen hundred and ysx, ten thou
sand dollars.
Dela,cares.-For life annuity to chief, per private
article supplemental treaty twentyfourth September
eighteen hundred and to treaty OF thirt
October eighteen hundred and eighteen, one hundred
dollars
For interest on fortyx thousand and eighty dollars
at five per centm, being the value OF hirtysx sections
of land set apart by treaty of eighteen hundred and
twenty nine for education, two thousand three hundred
and four dollars
thousand five hundred dollars balance of one hundred
and ty-seven thousand five hundred dollars to the first
of july eighteen hundred and sxty-six, at five per
centrm per annum, for education or other beneficial
purposes under the direction of the President two thou
sand eight hundred and seventy five dollars
Kansds-For interest in lieu of investment on two
hundred thousand dollars at five per centum per annum
Kckapoos-For twelfth instalment of interest at five
per centnm, on one hundred thousand dollars Tor edu
cational and other beneficial purposes ve thousand dol
lars.
For twelfth instalment on two hundred thousand dol
lars, to be paid in eighteen hundred and sxyre pei
second article treaty eighteenth May eighteen hundred
and fifty -four, seven thousand dollars.
n Mnomonees-For tenth of twelve instalments for con
tnung and keeping up blacksmith shop and provlant
treaty eighteenth October eighteen hundred and forty
eight and third article treaty twelfth May eighteen hun
dred and ftyour nine hundred and sixteen dollars ant
4 sxty-six cents.
For last Of ten instruments of annuity upon two hun
dred thousand dollars balance of three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars per fourth article treaty eighteenth
October, eighteen hundred and forty eight and thirt
article treaty twelfth May, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, twenty thousand dollars.
For tenth of fifteen nsalmeats for pay of miller pei
third article treaty twelfth May eighteen hundred
fifty four six hundred dollars.
Mamiesof Kansas.-For permanent provision for black
smith and assistant and iron and steel for shop, per NTH
article treaty sixth October eighteen hundred and egh
teen, and fourth article treaty June fifth eighteen hun
dred and fftyfour nine hundred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller in lieu Of gunsmith
per th article treaty sixth October eighteen hundred
and eighteen, fifth article treaty twenythird October
eighteen hundred and thiry-four and fourth article
treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fy-four siy
hundred dollars.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at five pei
centu for educational purposes per third article treaty
fifth june eighteen hundred and fftyfour two tbousanc
il five hundred dollars
H For sixth OF twenty instruments upon two hundred
thousand dollars per third article treaty fifth June
eighteen hundred and fifty FOUR thousand five
hundred dollars.
Mamies of Indiana--For interest on two hundred
and twentyone thousand two hundred and fifty seveI
dollars and eighty-six cents, uniuvested, at five pei
centum for Miami Indians of Indiana per Senate's
amendment to fourth article treaty fifth june eighteen
hundred and ty-four, eleven thousand and sixytwC
dollars and eightynine cents
Man.iss-EeI Rrer.-For permanent annuity in good.
or otherwise per fourth article treaty third August
seventeen hundred and ninetyfve. ve hundred dollars
4 For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, pei
third article treaty twenty-rst august. eighteen hun
For annuity In goods or otherwise per third
and separate article to trest fhireth September egh
teen hundred and nine, tbfce hundred ana MY doais
Nsquaty, Puyallup and other Tribes and Bands O
relnqushment Of title to lands to be applied to bene
hcal Objects pee fourth article treaty twentysixh De
dollars.
For eleventh Of twenty ipstalments for pay of instruc
.o sg physician, carpenter, farmer, and assistant il
Necessary per tenth article treaty tweny-sxth Dcce-
beh eighteen hundred and ftyour six thousand seven
hundred dollars.
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