The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-25
OEEICIAI.

from Nebraska CITY to Utah on the tweniy seeond day Of
August eighteen hundre and siyty-our, six thousand
three hundred and thirty dollars and thirty-eght
cents; Ifori,t hOlet,sr, That hny moneys toFbe re-
covered tuf insurance upon sud Soods shall be refunded
| TO the Treasury Of the United States
For the payment of awards made by the Secretary Of
til. Interior u he paid damages growing out OF TIM
lossJand destruction Of improvements made upon the
| lands known the WinnebaEo Reservation, in Blue
Earth Comfy, Minnesota by the bona de actual settlers
thereon under the presumption laws OF the United State
before the same selected aud set apart Indian
reservation, and which award made pursuant an
act OF Congress entitled AN act for the relief of pre-
snptors on the home reservation ct the Wtnnebigoe- in
the Blue Earth region in the sate OF Minnesota at
Iprosed July forteonth eighteen hundred aud siXtytWo
and to he pa 10 the several parties named in The said
award, seven Thousand three hundred and two dollars
and six cents. -EI Do @t.- $50 = F'e-t Z
IaactoR Tribe Of Si,ur-For seventh of ten install
mcnts to be paid to them expended for their benefit
commencing With The year in which they shall remove
to and settle aud reside upon their reservation per fourth
article treaty nineteenth April eighteen hundred and
| ttty-eight sixty five thousand dollars. a
tdhpooos, Nolt,iia, amt CrctdmdS Indians, Of Villa
Mee ldsy-Eor first of five instruments OF the second
series of annuity for beneficial objects second article
treaty twenty second january, eighteen hundred aud
| hity-lye six thousand five hundred dollars
ftSimS.-fUr the second of ten instruments of the
second SERIES TO he paid 10 them expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year in which they shall
remove TO and settle upon the tract reserved for thor
tuturc homes per second article treaty twelfth March,
eighteen hundred and iftyeght. ten thousand dollars
For seventh of ten instruments for the establishment
and maintenance of one or more manualabor schools.
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treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred and fftycight
| five thousand dollars ..e
eneth " yen hsta'hents' vi u"ring t'ie pleasure
81 tue ftSdehi, 10 ne expended III FURNISHING Said IN,
dnns with such aid and assistance in agricultural and
~" sis' nViuuius We Moihis ., e ',,''
@ S o' i a,.G riS part % ',s ~ a"e SIR
1H :" the inferior may CONSIDER au'an'tScots anu ne
oI tuti per SECOND misic treaty 'Meiith M'i o
Ssn,,re9 injured ANA hiiy-eish seven Thousand hNe
Eaa3jsh and other dlial Tribes in Washington Ter
rin'g-for sixth instlment Of one hundred and fifty
'h"as'Rd dollars under the direction OF the President
rer sixth article treaty wentysecond January, eighteen
NVe"tel hhdnltyhVe Ten tioustiid uoafs
Ter SSth OF twenty instruments Tor the establishment
ana support oil an agricultural and industrial school, ana
'o eH' siu School WIN, suitable instructor VI NJ
stTE!os, per fourteenth article treaty twenty-second
january. eighteen hundred aud Ityye, three thousand
dollars,
nor sixth of twenty instalments for the establishment
sud Support of smith and carpenter shop and to fur
nsl them with the necessary tools per fourteenth article
treaty twenty-second January eighteen hundred and
| fifty five, five hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty instruments for the employment OF
blacksmith carpenter farmer and physician who shall
furnish medicines for the sick per fourteenth article
treaty twenty-second January, eighteen hundred and
| hfty-iivo, four thousand six hundred dollars
Aahoh Tibe.-For last of three instruments on thirty
thousand dollars under the direction of the President
per fifth article treaty rtyirst January eighteen hun.
| bred and fity-fve two thousand dollars
For sixth of twenty instruments for the suport of an
agricultural and industrial school, and for pay Of teachers
per eleventh article treaty thlryrs january eighteen
hundred and ty-fve two thousand five hundred dol
For sixth of twenty nstalments for support of smith
and carpenters shop and to provide the necessary tools
therefor per eleventh article treaty thrtyfrst January
eighteen hundred and fityGyp five Lunired dollars
For sixth of twenty instolments for tc of
blacksmith carpenter farmer, and physician who shall
furnish medcipra for tle sck nor eleventh nrtice i,., 70
hiry-irst January eighteen hundred and ftv-Gye fur
| thousand six hundred dollars
V4gir- JVnIla J@,use and T5patiL1 Tribes For first o
five iusnlmcuts of second series IA be cxnened under
the direction of the President Der second article treaty
ninth June eighteen hundred and 6fty-ye six thousut
| dollars -
For sixth of twenty nstaIments for the purchase of AL
necessary mill xtures and i,., .uica tools medicines
and hospital Stores books ami stationery for schools an,
furniture for the employees per fourth article treat,
nint! June eighteen hundred and iifty.ye three tlon
sand dollars. ~.
For sixth of twenty instruments for the pay and sub
sisteee of superintendent of farming operations,
| farmer two miilers, one blacksmith, one wagon and
plough maker one carpenter and Joiner one physician
and two teachers per fourth article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and iiyfve, even Thousand two hun
: dred dollars.
For sixth OF twenty nsalmentstor the pay Of oarh Of
the head chiefs of the Walla Walla Cayusc and Oma,
bands, the sum Of five hundred dollars per annum. per
nth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
| hily-iife, one Thousand i've hundred dollars
For SIKH OF twenty instruments tor salary for the son
OF fi@p9-npXiaoN, per ii article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hnudrrd aud fifty five, hundred dollars.
l'hama Ndttot-For the fret of five instalmcrts, Of
se'ona series ior bsneicla objects, ut the discretion of
the President per fourth article treaty ninth Juno eS
| "E.n huateu ana hlty.hN", elght Thousand dollars
fof sixth OF tWpnN instruments tor the support OF tS"
sch1oS one OF winch y to he an RgIicdltuIn and indus
tiii schooij keeping ~ repair seiioci-nidngs, and oi
providing suitable furniture, books and stationery per
nun article treaty mum 'hne, eighteen hundred ami
| ulS-hNo, i,Se hundred aoilats' $500
r"i s'Ntn VI twenty instruments toI t'ie einpoyt
e1 sn"lin'e,ent OF te'chnS ana TWO teachers, per
n I'm a'"t,o ot''N h,i 'hhe' eshtecn hnhdfed ana
MY -lFe thfee Thousand TWO hundred dollars.
For sixth oil twenty instruments for the employment Of
one superintendent OF farming and two farmers two mil
ieis TWO btacksihiths, one timer one glsmith one ear
pehef ana one wagon ana plough maker per NTH article
ueuN hhh June, elShtstn hundred ana hity-hVe hno
''' Ti. iD',l ~ n t. . up,lrs' r
FOR siNih OF twenty instruments Tor keeping III repair
saw ana Touring miiis, anu Tor furnishing the necessary
toos ana hNturss, per niti article treaty ninth June
e'ghteen h"iieu hho niy-nNe I'VE hundred dollars.
F"f IKth oil twenty instruments Tor keeping in repair
she hospi,' anu po'ihg t,e necessary medicines and
fixtures therefor per fifth article treaty ninth June eig
Teen hnhdFeo ana hitS -iiFc three huMirel dollars.
tof siAlh OF twenty instruments nor the psyof ply
siciei per nun article itfy nihlh June eighteen hun
"isu anu M y,se, one Thousand Inn hundred dollars.
, rpl siA VI twenty Instruments iqr Keeping in repair
.,,9 ,; W ,''leu ~ 'e various employees and ior
oN"hs te necessary furniture therefor, per fifth arii-
cie 'ttty hltn jtiie, eighteen hundred and itytye
O',o hund'ri uo'iafs.
t"' sN 81 twenty lis,aihlelS iot the salary OF such
persons aste said confederate tribes and bands oil Indians
may seectao e ther heai chiei per filth article treaty
Ill, " ''s''oci h'n"''" ana hityi'e, fVe hhndred
| "oinls
NeE ffFce fHdtdhs-Eof six of twenty insalments for
th9stpport OF two schools Of which TO be an agri-
cultural and industrial school keeping III repair school
p'id'hgs, and Tor providing suitable furniture, books,
I Prr mn article treaty eleventh June,
For sixth Of twenty nstaments for the employment of
one superintendent OF teaching and two teachers, per
MN diclo treaty eleventh june, eighteen hundred and
| hi,y-hye, three thousand two hundred dollars.
a n SYN" ,wfhy staIments t"r keeping in repair