Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

For ninth oftwelve instruments for continuing
and keeping up ablacksmith sbOp, and providing
the usual quantity of iron and stee per fourth
article treaty eighteenth October, eighteen nun
dred and forty-eIght, and third article treaty
twelfth May, eightc n hundred AID sixteen dol
lars and siNty-siN cents,
For ninth Of ten ms,almcnts OF annuity upon
two hundred thousand dollars, balance Of three
hundred aud fty thopsan dollars i'r egssloh OF
lands, per fourth article treaty eighteenth ooio-
Der, ,igteen hundrei aud touit-nght ana thlfd
article treaty t'e|nh May, shteeu hundred ana
ftty-iOur, twenty thoumud dollars.
For ninth of tttcep ins,alments Tor pay OF
miller per third artic treaty welt OF May,
Q ghteen hundred ard iUy-tour, siN hundred
dollars,
NAMES Of KANsAs
For permanent provision for blacksmith and
and assistant, and iron and steel TOR shop, per
fifth article treaty sixth DC Ober, eighteen nun
dred and eigh cen, AMI fourth article treaty June
fifth, ghteen hundred and ttty-iour nine hun
dred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller, IN lieu OF
gunsuith, per nth article treaty iNth october
eighteen hur dret and eighteen nth article urea
~ twenty-third October, eighteen hundred ana
thirty four, and fourth article treaty tn Jane,
eighteen bundled and ttty-four, six hundred DO
las.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at five
per centum, for educa ional purposes, per
third uticle treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred
and litty.tsur, two thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars.
For fifth Of twenty instalments upon TWO
hundred thous md dollars, per third article trea-
ty fifth Jun e, ighesn hundred and hty-tour,
| seven thousa five hundred dollars.
MIAMIFS OF INDIANS.
For ltters. on two hundred and twenty-one
thousand two hundred ard lf'y-scvon dollars
and cighty-SiX cents, W inv sted at five Tcr 'en-
| tum, Tor Miami Indiana, per Senate'S amend
ment to fourth article treaty fitch June, eighteen
hundred and ty-tour, eleven thousand aud SIN
ty-two dollars and esghty-nino cents
MGANnES-EFL RIVER.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise
| per t1urt article treaty third August, seventeen
| hundred AZ d njucty-fve, five hundred dollars
| For permaN Mt annuity in goods or otherw Se,
Ier third article tr, atty twenty first August, eiah-
teen hundred md five, two hundred and fifty dol
| lars.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise,
per third and separate artiCl to treaty thlrueth
| September, ghteen hundred and nine three hum
| bred and fifty dollars,
NIsQUALIN. PUYALLUP, AND OutER TRIBES AND
| HANDS or INDIANS
For tenth inst0lment, in part payment Tor re-
| linUuishmert, Of title to lands to be applied TO
benefc al objects per fourth arti ct-eaty twenty
| sixth DGCeUb I, eighteen hundred and fifty
| four, fifteen hundred dollars.
| For ten b OF twenty instalmcntS for pay of in
structor, smith, physician, carpenter farmer, and
assistant, If necessary, per tenth article treaty
| twCnty-sixh December, eighteen hundred and
| ffty-fOur, six thousand seven hundred dollars.
OMAHAH.
| For the seventh OF this amount, being second
ofthe series in money orlotherwise per fourth ar
| ticle tr atty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred
and fifty-four, thirty thousand dollars.
Forthe las Of ten instalments for support of a
miller, per eight article treaty sixteenth March,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, six hundred and
| fifty-tour, six hundred dollars
| For the last of ten instalments for support Of
| blacksmith and assistant and iron and steel for
shop, per eighth article treaty sixteenth March,
Gig teen hundred and fitty-four. nine hundred
| and forty dollars.
For the last of ten instalments for the support
| OF farmer per eighth article treaty sixteenth
| March, eighteen hundred and fifty four, six hun
| bred dollars
For keeping in repair the grjst and saw mill
provided tor by the eight article of he treaty OF
March eighteen hundred and ffty-four, three
| hundred dollars.
| For supplying the smiths shop with tools, and
keeping the same in repair, pr eighth article
Of the treaty of sixteenth March, eighteen hum
breed ffty-four, three hundr dollars.
For an engineer one thousand two hundred
| dollars.
For assistant engineer for mill, six hundred
| do ars
For assistant miller three hundred dollars,
OsAGEs.
| For interest on SXty-nne tNOusand one hun
dred and tweny-dollars, at five per ccntum be.
ing the value of ant set apart econd June,
eigteen hundI ed and twenty-five, for educational
| purpose per Sena. resolution Diuete nth Jan
uary, eighteen hundred and thirty ght, three
thousand four hundred and ffty.six dollars
oTTOBs AND MIS- OURIAs.
| For seventh of ten instalm nts, b ing the sec
| ond series, in money or otherwi e, per, fourth
| article treaty fifteenth Mach, eighteen hundred
| and fifty-four, thirteen thousand dollars
| For last of ten inStam ents for pay Of miller
| per seventh article treaty fife nth March, eiQh
teen hundred and ffty-fju nine hundred and
! forty dollars.
For last ten instalments for, farmer, per sew
| enth artic treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hun.
| dred and ffly-f)ur, six hundred dollars.
| For keeping in repair the grist and saw mil
provided for by the seventh article o the treaty. o.
| fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty four
| three hundred dollars.
| For supplying the smiths hop with tools, nd
keeping the same In repair per seventh article Of
| the treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred
| and fifty four, three hundred dollars
Fo7 an engineer, one tn s'Dd two hundred
| dollars,
oTTAwAs AND CHIPPEwAs OF MICHIGAN
For ninth of ten annual instalments fol
educational purpose, to be expended under
the direction of the president, according to
the wishes of the Indians, so far as may be
reasonable and Just, per second article of the
treaty ofthirty-frst July, eighteen hundred
and fifty-tivc eight thousand dollars.
For ninth of ten instalments for the sup
| port of four blacksmith shops, per second ar
tclc of the treaty of thirty first of July, eight
cen hundred and fifty-fve, four thousand
two hundred and forty dollars.
For ninth of ten nstalments of principal
payable annually for ten years, to be distrb
uted per capita, in the usual manner of pay
ing annuties, per second article Of the treaty
of thirty-irst July, eighteen hundred anC
titty-iiyc, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred and siXtecI
thousand dollars, unpaid part of the princi
pal sum of three hundred and six THOUSAND
dollars, for one year, at five per centum, pc
annum, to be distributed per capita, in tn
usual manner of paying annuitieS, per sec
ond article of the treaty of thirty-tirst July
eighteen hundred and ffty-tive, ten thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For ninth of tfu equal annual instalment
on thrty-tive thousand dollars, in lieu 0
, former treaty STU ulatiOns, to be paid pc
capita to the Grand River Otawas, per sec
ond article treaty thirty-frst July, eightee
hundred and fifty-fve, three thousand fly
hundred dollars.
PAWNEES.
For second of five instruments of the sec
ond series in goods and such articles as ma
be necessary for them, per second articl
treaty twenty fourth September, eightee
hundred and fifty-seven, thirty thousan
dollars.
For support of two manual labor school
, annually, during the pleasure of the Pres
dent, per third article treaty twenty-fourt
, September, eighteen hundred and fifty-seve