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


ployment or blacksmith carpenter farmer, aR ~
nney aIeveuth article treaty twenty sixth January
efteen hundred and fftyfive, four thousand SIX
uttaWa s indians Of Hsnchards Fork and Roche
de BetR-For the last Of four instalments. y
money per fourth article aea ep tbou
sand five hundred dollars
For interest on eight thousand i've hundred col,
lars az Ave per centnm being the unpaid prnclpai
81 tfirtyfour thousand dollars per fourth article
treaty June twenty fourth, eighteen bunGTea anu
sxtytwo four hundred and ny .
sum held IN stocks by the government 70 be paid as
annuity in eighteen hundred and even per
hundred sixty.two' two; thousand eight hundred s
and fort mime dollars and eight, seven cents:
| ArapahOes and Cheyenne Indians Of the Upper
Arkansas River.-For sixth Of fifteen instalments
of annuity of thirty thousand dollars. to be expend-
6oi 9 er annnm tor each tribe commencine with
the year in which they shah remove to and settle
upon their reservations per fourth article treaty
one, thirty thousand dollars.
For fourth OF Eve instruments to provide the said
Indians with mill suitable for saving timber and
grinding grain one or more mechanic shops, with
necessary tools for the same, dive ling houses for an
raTs an the mecanies that NAV he
employed for their benefit per dftn article treaty
February eighteenth, eighteen hundred and trzty-t
For transportation and necessary expenses of de.
livery of annuites, goods. and provisions per NTH
Il
dred and sixty -one, five thousand dollars.
4 For insuIa &c, transportation, and necessary ex
to tho Chippewas of Lake Superior per seventh ar
ticle treaty September thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and hfty-tour, five Thousand seven hundred and !.
sixtytwo dollars and sxtythree cents,
For insurance, transportation, and necessary eN-J
to the cSppewSs Of sss %ssssppi per S article
treaty February twenty second eighteen hundred
eightysix dollars and seventy,five cents 4
Chippewas of Red Lake, aud Pelnbina Tribe Of
band Of &c ns f h %
of the President, per third tcle treaty second DC
tober eighteen hundred ana SIX ana secohd
teen hundred and sixty -four ten thousand dollars
For this amount to the Fembina b nd of ChiPpe;~
was during the pleasure of the President per third
Particle treaty October second. eighteen hundred and
sixty three and second article supplementary treaty
April twelve, eighteen hundred aud sixty-iour five
For the third Of fifteen instruments to be expend-
ed annually for the purpose of plying them with
gilling twine cotton matter Calico liRsey, blankets
: sheeting, fannels provisions, farming tools and
for such other useful articles. and 1or such other
: interests per third article supplementary treaty
, twelfth April eighteen bundled and sixty.four
d For the third Of fifteen instalments for same
"a objects for the Pelnbina band OF Chippewas, per
third article supplementary treaty twelfth APRIL
| dollars -
+ For third of IF cen instalments for pay of one
blac ksmith, one physician, who shall furnish medi
q cine for the sick, miller, and one farmer, per
II fourth article supplementary treaty April twelfth,
e eighteen hundred and sixty -four three thousand
. For third Of fifteen instaments for the purchase
= of iron and steel aud other articles for blacksmith
. ing purposes, per fourth article supplementary
treaty April twelfth eighteen hundred and sixty
p four, one thousand five hundred dollars. n
For third of fifteen instruments to be expended
for earpenterng and other purposes per fourth ar
e tcle supplementary treaty April twelfth eighteen
70 hundred and sixty -four one thousand dollars.
- For third of fifteen instruments to defray the eX-
penses of board of visitors to consist of not more
than three persons TO attend upon the annuity pay
e ments of the said Chippewa Indians, whose salary
shall not exceed five dollars per day, more than
twenty days and ten cents per mile Tor tGsvelns
per- sixth article treaty October second eighteen
. hundred and sxtythree, three hundred and ninety
Fl For insurance and transportation of annuity
e goods and provisions, and material for building
X mill including machinery; iron and steel for black
smiths for the Chippewas of Red Lake and Pembina
e tribe, ten thousand dollars -
- Western Bands OF Sboshonees For third OF
y / twenty instruments to be expended under the
direction Of the President in the purchase of such
ii articles he may deem suitable to their wants,
vs. either hunters or herdsmen per seventh article
l. treaty October first eighteen hundred ana sixty
n three five thousand dollars
vi Eastern Bands of ShoshOnees.-For third OF
twenty instame nts to be expended under the direc-
~ ton of the President in the purchase OF such ar
as rs h Snfes S oeem per 20 @
!; treaty July second, eighteen hundred ana slAty-
! three ten thousand dollars
twenty instruments to be expended under the dlrec-
ton of TIE President in the purchase o. suci ar.
ie as hunters or hcrdsmen per sSiTa s.iSie treaty
10 July thirtieth eighteen hundred and sixty three,
Ave thousand dollars
Goship Bands of Shoshonees.-For third of twenty
- instalments to be expended under the direction OF
W the President in the purchase Of such articles in
GLIDING cattle for herding other purposes as no
:; shall deem suitable for their wants and condition
Al either as huntsnen herJlsmen per seventh arti-
Gle treaty October second twelfth eighteen hundred
ru and sixty-tEree, one thousand dollars.
2te Greek Nation For interest on two hundred
| Thousand
49, permanent annuity to be paid them in money, ol
for such mechanical labor or useful articles the
~ Secretary of the Interior may from time 10 time
direct per third article treaty september third
Wy eighteen hundred and sixty-three, as amended by
For payment of third of five instruments, to b.
expended for their benefit in the purchase of stock
ny e horses sheep clothing and such other articles
the Secretary of the Interior, with the council
"A" said nation, may direct per fourth article treat
in nad b Sseate fort1 tbousand dollars
niS Tabegauche Band of Utah Indians-tor the thlr
of ten nstaments for the purchase OF goods unde
the direction Of the Secretary of the Interior pc
eighth article treaty of October seventh elShtee
y hundred AID sixty three aud Senate amendment
Jul four, ten thousand dollars.
=; For the third of five Instruments, to be appl e
IN for the purposes of agriculture and for the pu
I'm chase of farming utensils and stock animals pt
aen tentl ticle treaty October second eighteen hu
'o drefan sixty three and Senate amendment ther
10y For the third of ten instalments for the purcha
~ of provisions under the direction Of the Secretal
IND seventh eighteen hundred and sixty three. an
t;d Senate amendment thereto ten thousand dollars:
- For insurance, transportation, ana genera II
a. cidental expenses of the delivery OF goods, pr
~ visions and stock, five Thousand dollars.
@ Chippewas of the Mississippi Pilagers, and Lat
III" WinnebagoShish Bands of Chippewa Indians
Minnesota Fer third of ten instalments to inrnls
ona said Indians with ten yoke of good work oNe
1 twenty log chains two hundred gru6blng noes u
@ ploughs ten grindstones one hundred axes handle
We twenty spades and other farming implements p
ffth article treaty May seventh, eighteen hundre
and sixty four for the fiscal year ending Juue thl
tieth eighteen hundred and sxtyseven, one tho
a aug sand Ave hundred dollars. E4G W
oo9 For the employment of two carpenters, one C90
Ne sand eight hundred dollars, and Two Dicks Ia
= one thousand eight hundred dollars iour Mrl
labOrers two Thousand f0Rr hundred dolarsi on
ted nbysiciali one thousand two hundred dollars, an
medicine for the SICK five hundred dollars per
oA article treaty May seventh eighteen nun ieu III
sixty for the fiscal year ending June thirtlet
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, seyea thousah
an. = seven hundred dollars. ,
9 Of For this amount to be applied towards the sur
Seu port of mill to be built for the common ID
De of the Chippewas of Mississippi and the Red Lax
ou- and Pembina bands of Chippewas so long as IN
President may deem it necessary, = er sixth artle
oI treaty Nav seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
ana four for the fiscal year ending June thrteth eg
llsn teen hundred and sxty-seven, one thousand DO
~ lars. 80, 8 t-,tt
:" For paw of services and travelling expense
all of a board of visitors, to consist of not MOI
sis than five persons, to attend the annuity pa!
en- ments to the Indians, and so forth, and to II
I've, spect the fields, buildings, mills, and othC
;rs+ improvements, as stipulated in the seyent
ars article treaty May seventh, eighteen hundre
cts | and sixty-fOur, not exceeding. any one~yei
ar more than twenty days service, at five dolla
fly per nav. or more than three hundred mile