The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
OFFICIAL.

ucsuheu or iulilS IN the Territory VI cu winch We
burned on one Of the wagons transporting the san
II from Nebraska City 10 Utah on the twenty day
August eighteen hundred and xty-four, six thonsaI
" three hundred and thirty dollars and thiry-egl
n cents: Psorided hoicerer That any moneys 10 be r
covered for insurance upon said goods shall be refund.
e 10 the Treasury OF the United States.
. For the payment Of awards made by the Secretary
the Interior to be paid damages growing out of Il
loss and destruction of improvements made upon ii
,anas known as the WinnebagC Reservation in BIZ
ih county Minnesota, by the bona noe actual settle
hereon under the presumption laws OF the United State
beiofe the same selected and set apart as an India
reservation, and which award made pursuant to n
ACT Of congress entitled "An act for the relief of pr
sptors on The home reservation OIL the WlnnebagOes,
he Bie Earth region in the state al Minnesota" al
proved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sxtytw
ana to be paid to the several parties named in the sal
and six cents.
fdncton 7ribe Of !siour-For seventh of ten install
ments to he paid to them or expended for their bene
commencing with the year in which they shall remoy
20 and settle and reside upon their reservation per our
article treaty nineteenth April eighteen hundred am
hfty'eight, sixty five thousand dollars.
caapooids, Moldita, aud CiaekdnaS Indians, Of Villa
mere IdHey-For first Of five instruments OF the sccon
series OF annuity for beneficial Objects per second arcl
treaty fwenty-second January eighteen hundred AM
hi,y-hve, SIN thousand five hundred dollars
fmscds For the second of ten instruments of tn
second SERIES to be paid to them or expended for he
dement,, commencing with the year in which they shall
remove to and settle upon the tract reserved for thei
mtnre MONIES, per second article treaty twelfth March
eighteen hundred and ftyeght ten thousand dollars.
for seventh OF ten instruments for the establishment
anu maintenance OF one or more mannal-labor schools
under the direction of the President per second article
treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred and ffy-eght
five thousand dollars
For seventh of ten insalmens, during the pleasure
OF the PRESIDENT to be expended in furnishing said In
dams with such aid and assistance in agricultural and
mechanical pursuits including the working of the mill
provided Tor IN the first part of this article as the Secre
try oil the Interior may consider advantageous and ne
cessary Tor thelD per second article treaty twelfth March
eighteen hundred and ffty-eight, thousand five
| hundred dollars.
D'Wamish and other allied Tribes il, Washington Ter
riforE-for sixth instalment of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, under the direction of the President
per sixth article treaty twentysecOnd January, eighteen
| hundred and fifty five ten thousand dollars
FOR sixth of twenty instruments for the establishment
and support of agricultural and industrial school, and
To provide said school with suitable instructor or in
structors per fourteenth article treaty tweny-second
January eighteen hundred and fttyve three thousand
| dollars.
and support of smith and carpenter shop and to fur
nsh them with the necessary tools per fourteenth article
treaty twentysecond January eighteen hundred and
nfty hve five hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty salments for the employment of
blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and physician hoshall
furnish medicines for the sick. per fourteenth article
treaty twenty-second January, eighteen hundred and
hfty-hve four thousand six hundred dollars.
Mdfah ITibe-Eor last of three instalments thirty
,hosnd dollars under tho direction of the President,
per nth article treaty thrtyrst January eighteen hun
dred and ffty-ive, two thousand dollars
For sixth of twenty nsalments for the support of an
agricultural and industrial school, and pay OF teachers
per eleventh article treaty hrty-rst January, eighteen
,0dred and fityfve, two thousand five hundred dol
and carpenters shop and to provide the necessary tools
therefor per eleventh article treaty thrtyst January
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve 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 eleventh article treaty
thirtrs January eighteen hundred and fftyfve, four
VALID lPalia, Cdytse and Umatia Tri5es-For first of
I'VE stamehts OF second series, to be expended under
.e direction oil the PRESIDENT per second article treaty
ninth June, eighteen hundred and ftyfve six thousand
dollars. t-5F -
For sixth of twenty nstaments for the purchase Of all
necessary mill fixtures and mechanical TOOLS medicines
and hospital stores books and stationery for schools and
furniture for the employees per fourth article treaty
ninth June, eighteen hundred and ffyve, three thou
For sixth of twenty instslments for the pay and sub
sstenee of one superintendent of farming operations one
FARMER, two millcrs, one blacksmith, one wagon and
plough maker, one carpenter and Joiner, physician
and two teachers per fourth article treaty ninth june
eighteen hundred and ftyve eleven thousand two hun
For sixth of twenty ntamens for the pay of each of
the head chiefs of the WaaWaa, Cayuse and Umatilla
bands, the sum of five hundred dollars per annum ner
NTH article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
hftyhve, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For sixth Of twenty instruments for salary for the son
OF Plo-po-mox-mox per fifth article treaty ninth june
eis hteen hundred and ifty-hve hundred dollars
idkamo Ndton-For the first of five instalmer ts of
second series for beneficial Objects at the discretion of
the PRESIDENT per fourth article treaty ninth june egl
teen hNn a q and fftyhve, eight Thousand dollars
schools Of which be an agricultural and indus
trial schools keeping in repair schoolbuildng and for
providing f, suitable furniture books and stationery per
fty-fve five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instruments for the empoymentof
one superintendent Of teaching and teachers per
fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
hfty-fiye, three thousand two hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instamens for the employment of
one superintendent OF farming and two farmers two mil
lers two backsmths one timer one gnsmith one car
penfer and one wagon ana plough maker per fifth article
treaty ninth june eighteen hundred and ifty-fye nine
thousand four hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty instalmens for keeping in repair
saw and Touring mills and for furnishing the necessary
tools and fixtures per fifth article treaty ninth June
eighteen hundred and fiftyfye, five hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty nstalments for Keeping in repair
the hospital, and rovidng the necessary medicines and
fixtures therefor per fifth article treaty ninth june eigh-
teen hundred and fifty five, three hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty instalments for the nav of pbv
sican per fifth article treaty ninth june egh hun
dred ana nitynve one thousand -four hundred dollars
For sixth OF twenty instaments for keeping in repair
the buildings required for the various employees and for
providing the necessary furniture there; per fifth ar,
three hundred dollars '' '''''
For sixth of twenty nstaments for the salary of such
persons as the idconlcdeate tribes and bands of Indians
may select to be their head chief per fifth article traat
nnth June eighteen hundred and ftyfye five hundred
dollars. ~
Nes Frce LdiansFor six of twenty instalmqnts for
le support OF two schools, which to be an aqri
cultural ami industrial school: keeping in repar schoo
oilnngs and for providing suitable furniture boaks
anu siuoheiy, per NTH article treaty eleventh June
eighteen hundred and fftyfve, five hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty nstaments for the employment of
.ne superintendent OF teaching and two teachers per
.h sIice treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and
'l,yhYe three Thousand two hundred dollars. So {
f9r sixth OF twenty instruments for keeping IN penajr
achsnlhs, tlnsmiths, gunsmiths', carpenters and
wagon and plough makers shops, and for providing d
eeessary tools therefor per fifth article treaty eleventh
une, eighteen hundred and fftyfve five hundred dol
irs. ~
For sixth Of twenty instamens for the emplovmen of
ne superintendent of farming and two farmers two :
Killers, two blacksmiths one timer one gunsmtl a
pc carpenter, and one wagon AMI plough maker per
lt article treaty eleventh june, eighteen hundred dnd
ny five, nine thousand four hundred dollars h
For sixth of twenty instruments for keepng In renar
w and Touring mills, and for furnishing the necessary
OILS and fixtures therefor, per fifth article treaty ii
red dollars. wv ~ 81
For sixth of twenty instruments for keepnc in ren,ir a.
hospital and providing the necessary medicines and n
rniture therefor per fifth article treaty eleventh June n
shteen hundred and hfty-fve three hundred dollars
For sixth of twenty nslments for pay of physician in
fifth article treaty eleventh June eighteen hundred p
q ffty-fye, one thansand fopr hundred dollars sr
fGr rs OF hve instruments of second SERIES for bene-
al Objects at the discretion ofthe President her ourtb
icle treaty eev enth june eighteen hundred and 6gtv
q, eight Thousand dollars. 81
For sixth of twenty instament for keepnp in renar OF
buildings for the various employees and for proyid- III
the necessary furniture therefor per fifth article m
atty eleventh. June, eighteen hundred and fftyye nv
ce hundred dollars III '''' ~ | W
Tor sixth of twenty nstaments for the salary of pch do
sons as the tribe may select to be their head chief per
article treaty eleventh june Gig heen hnndrad III tn
y-fiye, five hundred dollars. ~ AN
Ydieais and ether confederate tribeS-For the second
live instruments one hundred and twenty tbonsanJ Nv
lars being the second SERIES for beneficial objects at OF
discretion of the President per fourth artics ,r, ms
zenith July, eighteen hundred and fty-fye Ave tbn he
i dollars.
or sixth OF twenty instruments for the support of an s n