The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-25
1PUBLIc-No. s.. .l-Concluded.

1PUBLIC-No. s.. CONCLUDED.
An ACT making appropriations for the current
and contingent expenses of the Indian de-
partment, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations
with various Indian tribes for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty eight.
For eighth of twenty instalments for the salary
of such persons the tribe may select TO be their
head chief, per filth article treaty eleventh June
eighteen hundred and fiftyive, five hundred dol
lars
For second of fourth instalments to enable the
Indians to remove and locate upon the reserva
ton, TO be expended in ploughing land an" fenc-
ing lots as per first clause forth article, treaty of
June ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty three, for
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and siXty-eight, forty thousand dGllars.
For second of the sixteen instalments for boar
ding and clothing the children who shall attend
tue schools, providing the schools and boarding
houses with necessary furniture, the purchase of
necessary wagons, teams, agricultural impie-
mcnts, tools, and forth, and for fencing OF such
lands may be needed for gardening and farm
ing purposes for the schools, per fourth clause
fourth article treaty OF June nine, eighteen nun
dred and sixty three, three thousand dollars.
For salary of two subordinate chiefs, us per fifth
article treaty of June nine, eighteen hundred and
siXty-three, one thousand dollars.
For first of fifteen instalments to keep the
blacksmith's shops in repair and stocked with the
necessary tools and materials, per fifth article
treaty June ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, five hundred dollars.
For first of fifteen instruments for repairs of
houses mills, shops, and so forth, and providing
the necessary furniture, tools, and materials, as
per article fifth treaty June ninth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty three, two thousand dollars.
For salary of two matrons TO take charge ofthe
boarding schools, two assistant teachers, one far
mer, one carpenter, and two milers, per fifth
4 article treaty June ninth, eighteen hundred and
slXty-three, seven thousand six hundred dollars.
OMAHAS
For tha ST of ton ipstol,oonts Off fbis amount
a being second OF series, in money or otherwise,
per fourth article treaty sixteenth March, eigh-
teen hundred and fIty-four, thirty thousand dol
lars.
& For second of ten instaments for keeping in
repair grlst and saw mill, per eighth article
OF treaty OF March sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and fifty four, and third article Of treaty of March
dred dollars
For second of ten instalments, for pay of one
engineer ana assistant, as per eighth article of
treaty OF March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
Hlty-iour, and third article of treaty of March
slAth, eighteen hundred and sixty five, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars
For second Of ten nStaments for Day of one
miller and assistant, as per eighth article of
treaty OF March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
nity-i"ur, and third article of treaty OF March
i sand two hundred dollars
FOR second of ten instalments for nav of far
her, as per elghs article of treaty of March six
teenth, eighteen hundred and fifty four and third
arucle OF treaty of March SIXTH eighteen hundred
ana sixty live nine hundred dollars
For second OF ten instalments for pay of black |
et ana assistant, as per eighth article of treaty
oil March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and 6tv
four, and third article of treaty of March six.h
eighteen hundred and sixty five, one thousand |
two hundred dollars
For second of ten insalments for support of |
blacksmith shop and supplying tools for the same |
as per eighth article of treaty of March sixteenth
eighteen hundred and tifty-four and third article
OF treaty OF March SIXTH eighteen hundred and |
hrIDfl
OSAGES.
For interest on siXty-nine thousand one him.
ored and twenty dollars, at five per centum he
ts aie value OF fftyfour sections ofIand set apart
H. 1uueatonal purposes, per sixth article treaty
ounc second, eighteen hundred and tyentv-fve
trrn '"te L resolution nineteenth January eigh-
fonr hnH Injured and thirty yeight, three thousand
-0I; Eon hundred Ged and tifty-six dollars.
at tiv. nu @ ost on Three hundred thousand dollars
4 amman pGI centum per annum to be paid semi,
u 90 fnJ nJ ID money such articles as the Secreta
treaty Sntor eLior may direct, as per first article
and e twenty ninth, eighr cen hundred
E. n.trs live, ,nEe, hfteen thousand dollars
a forth transportation of goods provisions and so
indians or so Ton n1r the Great and Little Usage
tbra" th ~ 80 hneh thereof as Tmayl be necessary
'nree thousand five hundred doIIarS
olIA"As AND CHIPpEwAs OF M!cH1.
-, GAN
doI,or, Interest on Two hundred and six thousand
Holiars, unpaid part of the paincinaI sum ~, three
INJURED a. ana sixty thousand dollars for nna vaor
nar a. 1--WE per eentum per annum, to be distributed
ties per tIrd nf artn usual al manner Of paying annui
son Sug' eighteen hundred and flty6ve ten {bnn
"u Lnfee hundred dollars
oTTOEs AND MIsOURIAs.
series 'aSt IN ol Ten instalments, being the second
treaty d1tnny m money or otherwise per fourth article
ty-four b.n tbirt March, eighteen hundred and IF
> u'' thirteen thousand dollars
PAWNEES.
70 ror M annuity perpetual at least of vbic,
deaJelp PAU III goods and such articles as NAV be
'A''u necessary for them, per second article .