Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-03

TPUBLIo--No. IO0.l
AN ACT making appropriations for the cur
rent ana contingent expenses OF the Indian
depart ment, aud for full fill NJ treaty stipuIs-
tons with various Indian tribes for the wear
erdIng thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
slxty-nine, and for other purposes.
TContinued from Yesterdays Starl
NEE PIERCE INDIANS.
For fourth of five instruments of second Sc
ries for beneficial objects, at the discretion of
the President, per fourth article treaty June
eleventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-fve, eight
thousand dollars.
For ninth of twenty in stalments fS- the sup
port OF two schools, one of which to be an as.
ricultural and industrial school, keeping in re-
pair school-buIldings, and for providing suit
able furniture. books, and stationery, per fifth
article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred
end fity-fiye, five hundred dollars.
For ninth Of twenty Instalments for the en-
ployment OF one superintendent of teaching
and two teachers, per fifth article ATTY eley-
enth June, eIgh, cen hundred and fiffy-fiye,
two thousand two hundrGd dollars.
For ninth Of twenty instruments for Ike sping
IN repair blaeksmitbs'. unsml ths', gunsmiths',
carpenters, and wagon and plough makers
shops, and for providing necessary tools there
for, per fifth article trC atty eleventh June eIgh-
teen hundred and fay. five hundred dol
lars.
For ninth of twenty instalments for the en-
ploynent OF one superintendent of iarmlug, and
two farmers, two millers, two biac ksmiths one
onner, one Eupsmith, one carpenter, and one
wagon ana plOugn maker, per nth article
treaty eleventh June, eighteen hunIr and
fifty live, eight thoUs md dollars.
For ninth OF twenty instalments for keeping
In repair saw and FIGURING mill, and for fur
nlshlng the necessary tools aud fixtures there
for, per filth article treaty eleventh June, elgh-
teen hundred and ffty-nye, five hundred dol
lars.
For ninth of twenty ins'alments for keeping
in repair the hospital, and providing the ne
CO. sary me ticines su1 furniture therefor, Der
MIN article tire ny eleventh Jurn, eighteen hun.
dred sud fity-fi three hundred dollars.
For ninth OF twenty instalments for paw of
physlclsn, per hitn article treaty eleventh
June, eighteen hundro1 and filty.five, one
thousand two hundrC dollars.
For r'nth OF twenty insf7lments for keeping
in repair the buildings for the various employ
scs, and for providing the nc cess 3ry furniture
therefor, per f,th article treaty eleventh June,
eight en- hundred and fugitive, two hundred
dollars.
Fer ninth of twenty instruments for the sala.
~ OF such pers On "a the iiIbe may select 10 be
their head chIef per fifth al ticle treaty eleventh
June, eightee hundred and fifty-fiye, five
hu ndrCd dollars.
For third of four ipstalments to enable the
Indians to Iemove and locate upon the reserva-
ton, to be expended in ploughing land and
fencing lots, as per first clause fourth article
treaty OF June ninth, eighteen hundred and
slxty-three, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For third of the siNtC m instalments for board.
ing snd clothing the CD ldren who shall attend
the schools, proyic'Dg the schools and boarding
houses with necessary furniture, the purchase
OF Necessary wagons, teams, agricultural i'm.
PIGMENTS, tools, and so forth, ana for fencing
OF such lands as may be needo for gardening
and farming purposes for the schools, as per
fou[r]th clause fourth article treaty of June
nine, eighteen hundred and sixty three, three
Thousand dollars.
For salary OF two subordinate chiefs, ss per
fi,.h article treaty Of June nine, eighteen hum
dr'i and sixty-tbree, five hundred dollars
each.
For second of fifteen instalments to keep the
blacksmith shops in repair aud stocked with
the necessary tools and materials, per ii ,Gh ar
ticle treaty June ninth, eighteen hundred and
sixty three, five hundred dollars
For = ond of fittc an instalments for repairs
OF houses, mills, shops, and so forth. and pro-
vldlng the ne cessary furniture, tools, aud ma
terIals, as per article fifth treaty June ninth,
eighteen hundre and sIxty-three, two thous-
and dollars.
For salary of two matrops to take charge of
the boarding-schoOls, two assistant 1chers,
one farmer, one carpenter, aud two millers, as
per filth article treaty June ninth, eight IN
hundred and sixty-t three, five thousand five
hundred dollars.
OMA4aS.
For the first OF 6r n inst1lments of tIis
amount, being third Of se-ics, in money or
otherwise, per fourth article treatv sI1 zenith
March, eighteen hundred aud fifty-,our TWEEN
ty thousand dollars.
For third of ten instruments for Ike ,ping in
repair grist and saw mill. snd support Z.
blacksmith shop, per eighth aracle trc .ty
March sixteenth, eighteen huucrr I aud fi.y.
four, and third article treaty March SIKH
eighteen hundred and sixty five, three hundred
dollars.
For third of ten inst. ments for nav OF ore
miller, per sane treaties, nine hundr, dolls-s.
For third of ten lrstalments for pay OF one
farmer, per same treaties, seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
For third of ten ,nstllments for pay of black
smith, per same treaties, seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
Fol interest on three hundrC thousand dol
lars. at five per centum per annum, to be paid
seml.annually, in money or such art Giles as the
Secretary OF the Interior may direct, as per first
article treaty OF September twenty.nine,
eighteen hundred and sixty-f five, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For interest on SIXTY nine thousand one hun
drsd and twenty dollars, at five per centum
per annum, being value of fifIy.four s, .tions
of land set apart by said &C .ty tor educational
purposes, three thousand four hundred and
fifty Sax dollars.
For transportation Of goods. provisions aud
so forth, purchased for the Great and Little
Usage Indians, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, three thousand five hundred dol
lars.
OTTAwAS AND CHIPPEwAS OF MICH
IGAN.
For first of four equal annual instruments of
the sum OF two hundred and SIX thousand dol
lars. being the unpaid part of the principal
sum of three hundred and six thousand dol :.
lars, to be distributed per capita, in the usual
manner OF paying annuitles, per third article
OF the treaty OF thirty-hrst July, eighteen hum
dred and fifty-iye, fifty zone thousand five
hundred dollers.
For interest on one hundred and ffty- four
thousand five hundred dollars. at five per GEN.
tum, being the balance of TWO hundred and
six thousand dollars for the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sIxty-nine
seven thousand seven hundred and twenty ID We
dollars.
OTTOES AND MISSOURIAS
For first OF fifteen instalments, being the
third series, in money or otherwise, per fourth
arlcle treaty fifteen March, eighteen hundred
and fifty -four, nine thousand dollars
OTTAWAS.
To replace sum taken from annuities of
Oltava as and so forth. twelve hundred and fifty
dollars and thirty cents.
PAWNEES.
For annuity perpetual, at least one.half OF
which TO be in goods and such articles as may
be deemed necessary for them, per second arti.
hundred and fity-seven, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For support of two m an ual labor schools du.
ring the pleasure of the President, per third
article treaty September twenty fourth, eight
cen hundred and fifty seven, ten thousand dol
lars.
For purchase OF iron and steel and other ne
cessaries for the shops, during the pleasure of
the President, per same treaty, five hundred
dollars.
For pay of two blacksmiths, one of whom 10
be a gunsmith and TINS NTH, per same treaty,
twelve hundred dollars.
For compensation OF two strikers or appren-
tees IN blacksmIth's shop, per same treaty,
four hundred and eighty dollars.
For the purchase OF farming utensils and