The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

GuE UAuckbmlbn euu assistant, shop and
tools, and iron and steel, during the I,leas-
ure Of the President, per fourth articIs
treaty tweniy-eighth February eighteen hmm.
dred and thirty-one, one thousand and sixtv
dollars
For miller during the pleasure Of the Pres;.
dent, per fourth article treaty twenty-eigbtb
February, eighteen hundred and thirtysone.
| six hundred dollars. ~ fltA
6enecas of New York.-For permanent
annuity, 10 lieu Of interest on stock, per act
of nineteenth February, eighteen hundred
and thirty-One, six thousand dollars.
For interest, in lieu of investment. on
seventy-6ve thousand dollars at five uer
centum, per act Of twenty-seyenth June
eighteen hundred and fortysix, three tbon'
sand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest, at five per centum, on forty
three thousand and fifty dollars, transferred
from Ontario Bank to the United States
treasury, per act of twenty-seventh June,
eighteen hundred and forty-six, two thon-
sand one hundred and fifty-tw0 dollars and
City cents. te
Senscas and Shawnees.-FoY permanent
annuity In specie, per fourth article treaty
seventeenth September, eighteen hundred
and eighteen, one thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
tools, and iron and steel for shop, during the
pleasure of the President, per fourth article
treaty Internationally eighteen hundred and
thirty-One, one thousand and sixty dollars
Shawnees.- permanent annuity for
educational purposes, per fourth article
treaty third August, seventeen hundred and
ninety five, and third article treaty tenth
May, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, one
Thousand dollars.
For thirteenth instalment of interest, at
five per centum, on forty Thousand dollars
for education. per third treaty article tenth
May, eighteen hundred and tifty-four, two
Thousand dollars
For permanent annuity for educational
purposes, per fourth article treaty twenty
ninth September, eighteen hundred and
seventeen, and third article treaty tenth
May, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, two
thousand dollars.
Six Nations of New York.-For permanent
annuity in clothing and other useful articles,
per sixth article treaty eleventh November,
seventeen hundred and ninety-four, four
thousand five hundred dollars
Umpquas Cow Greek Band).-For thir
teenth of twenty instruments in blankets,
clothing, provisions, and stock, per third
articles treaty nineteenth September, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty-three, five hundred
and fifty dollars.
Umpquas and Calapooias, of Umpdua Vel
ley, Oregon.-rFor second of FIVE instalments,
of the third series, of annuity for beneficial
OcJOSoOJ w 10 OAPCAdO0 do ulICCJcu Nv tue
President, per third article treaty twenty
ninth November, eighteen hundred and
ffty-four, one Thousand seven hundred dol.
lars.
For twelfth Of fifteen instalments for the
pay of a physician and purchase of medi-
cines, per sixth article treaty twenty-ninth
November, eighteen hundred and fifty -four,
two thousand dollars.
For twelfth of twenty instalments for the
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stationery, per sixth article treaty twenty.
ninth November, eighteen hundred and fifty
four one thousand four hundred and fifty
dollars.
Winnebagos-For interest on one million
dollars. at five per centum, per fourth arti-
Gle treaty first November, eighteen hundred
and thirty seven, fifty Thousand dollars.
For twentieth of thirty instaIments of in
terest on eighty-fve thousand dollars, at
five per centum, per fourth article treaty
thirteenth October, eighteen hundred and
forty-six, four thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars fsA41 S-TS3H9tsE& e AZ
For the erection, of q saw-mill, with .grist-
mill attached, on their new reservation ,aa
per third article treaty of March eighth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-fys, ten thou
sand dollars.
For expense of breaking and fencing op6
hundred acres of land for each band of said
Indians, as per third article treaty of March
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-five,
nine Thousand and eighty-seven dollars and
sixty cents.
For expense of sowing and planting one
hunered acres of land for each band of said
Indians, and furnishing seed for the same, as
per third article treaty of March eighth,
eighteen hundred and Sixty-fve, five thou
sand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the purchase of guns for said Indians,
as per third article treaty of March eighth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-ive, two thou
sand dollars.
For the purchase of four hundred horses.
one hundred cows, twenty yoke of oxen,
twenty wagons, and forty chains, as per
third article treaty of March eighth, eiph-
teen hundred and sixty-five, with Senate
amendment thereto of February thirteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, sixty thou
sand three hundred dollars
For the purchase of agricultural imple.
nents, as per third article treaty of March
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, five
hundred dollars. 4i'
For the erection of an agency building,
'cnooinouse, warehouse, and suitable build,
ngs for the physician carpenter, interpreter,
niliers engineer, and blacksmith, on the
lew reservation of said Indians, as per fourth
article treaty OF March eighth, eighteen hun
lred and sixty-fve, twentY-One thousand
lolIars
FOr erection of house for each chief of
40 said tribes, as per fourth article treaty
I march eighth. eighteen hundred and six
y,iive, twenty-five thousand five hundred
For expenses of the removal of the prOn
rty of said Indians to their new homes, as
or NTH article treaty of March eighth, eigh-
cen hundred and sixty4fiye, three hundred
ollars 5kf'
For Subsistence Of the Winnebagos for ono
ear after their arrival at their new homes
8 per fifth article treaty of March eighth.
ighteen hundred and sixty-ive. ~
Wlnnebag0 and P0ttawatomie Indians of
sisconsin.-To enable the Secretary of the
Interior to take charge of certain stray
ands OF Wlnnebago and POttawatomie In,
lans IN the State of Wisconsin, Eve thou
and dollars. 81 f ~ gss777T ~ -Sei9.-
Yancton cot Sioux For eighth of ten
lstalments to be- paid to them or expend-
q LOT their benefit, commencing with the
ear IN which they shall remove 80 and SET
e and reside upon their reservations. per
'urth article treaty nineteenth April. eiph-
zen hundred and fffyeight sixty-iYe thou
CalapoOias, MoIalla, and Clackamas In
lans, OF Willamette Valley For secondl6f;
We instalments of the second series Of an
aity for beneficial objects, per second ar
ole treaty twenty.secOnd Janr1arv .eiDbteS,,
undred dollars.
Poncas. For the third of ten instalmenta
the second series, to be paid to them or
kpended for their benefit, commencing with
e year in which they shall remove to and
title upon the tract reserved for their future
8naes. per second article treaty twelfth
arch. eighteen hundred and fifty.eipht .tand