The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-18

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For third of ten installments fo
nav of one miller, per same treaties
nine hundred dollars.
For third of ten installments fo
pay of one farmer, per same treaties
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For third of ten installments TO
pay of blacksmith, per same treaties
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
OSdqes.
For interest on three hundred thou.
sand dollars, at five per centum PEI
annum, 10 be paid semi annually, il
money or such articles as the Secreta
ry Of the interior may direct, as pei
first article treaty of September TWEEN
ty- nine, eighteen hundred and sixty
five, fifteen thousand dollars.
For interest on sixty nine thousand
one hundred and twenty dollars. al
five per centum per annum, Deing
the value of fifty-fOur sections OF land
set apart by said treaty for educational
purposes, three thousand four nun
dred and fifty-six dollars.
For transportation OF goods, pro-
/ visions, and so forth, purchased Tor
| the Great and Little Usage indians,
or so much thereof as may be necesa-
ry. three thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars.
Ottaaoas and Chippsaoas of Michigan.
For first of four equal annual INSTALL
ments of the sum of two hundred and
six thousand dollars, being the unpaid
part of the principal sum of three
hundred and six thousand dollars, to
be distributed per capita. In the usual
manner of paying annuities, per third
article of the treaty of. thirty-first
July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five
fifty-one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For interest on one hundred and
| fifty-four thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars, at five per centum, being the
balance of two hundred and six thou
sand dollars, for the. fiscal year end
ing June thirty, eighteen hundred
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
Ottoes and Missourias.
For first of fifteen installments, be-
ing the third series, in money or
otherwise, per fourth article treaty
fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and
fifty -four, nine thousand dollars.
ORal0ds.
To replace sum taken from annu-
tiles of Ottawas and so forth, twelve
hundred and fifty dollars aud thirty
cents.
TalOnees.
For annuity perpetual, at least one
half of which is to be In goods and
such articles as may be deemed nee
essary for them, per second article
treaty twenty fourth September, cigh-
teen hundred and fifty-seveD, thirty
thousand dollars.
For support of two manual labor
schools during the pleasure of the
President, per third article treaty
September twenty-fourth, eighteen
hundred and fifty ten thousand
dollars.
For purchase of iron and steel and
other necessaries for the shops
during the pleasure of the President
per same treaty, five hundred dollars
| For pay of two blacksmiths, one Of
whom to be a g1nsmith and tinsmith
per same treaty, twelve hundred dol.
lars.
For compensation of two strikers
| or apprentices in blacksmith shop,
per same treaty. four hundred and
eighty dollars.
For the purchase of farming uten.
sils and stock, during the pleasure oil
the President, per same treaty, twelve
hundred dollars.
For pay of farmer, per same treaty,
six hundred dollars.
For the last of ten installments fol-
pay of miller, at the discretion of the
President, per same treaty, six hun
dred dollars.
For last of ten installments for pay
of an engineer, at the discretion Of
the President, per same treaty, twelve
hundred dollars.
For compensation to apprentices t.
assist In working the mill, per sam,
treaty, FIVE hundred dollars.
For keeping in repair the grist ant
saw mills, per same treaty, three hun
dred dollars.
PORcas.
For the fifth of ten installments o
the second series, " to be paid to then
or expended for their benefit" pc
second article treaty twelfth March
eighteen hundred and ifty-eighi
ten thousand dollars.
For last of ten installments for the es
tablishment and maintenance of one o
more manual labor schools, under tn
direction of the President, per secon,
article treaty twelfth March, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight, two thousan,
dollars.
For last of ten instalIments, or dur
:. ing the pleasure Of the President, t
be expended In furnishing said In
r dams with such aid and assistance i
+, agricultural and mechanical pursuits
: including the working of the mill pre-
: vided for in the first part of this art
h Gle, as the Secretary of the Interio
/, may consider advantageous and neeeS
Q sary for them, per second article treat
twelfth March, eighteen hundred an
fifty eight, seven thousand five hui
{ bred dollars.
y For this amount to pay the Ponc
: tribe OF Indians for indemnity fC
spoliation committed upon them, fl
teen thousand and eighty dollars,
, conformity with second article treat
1 of March twelve, eighteen hundre
and fifty eight, and third article SUI
: Elementary treaty March ten, eigh
cen hundred and sixty-fve.
For this amount to defray the G.
penses of negotiating a treaty vii
! said Indians, In conformity with fourt
article supplementary treaty Marc
ten, eighteen hundred and sixty-fy,
four thousand and ten dollars.
: P0HalcotoB5eS.
d For permanent annuity in silve
per fourth article of treaty third Al
i gust. seventeen hundred and ninet,
v ave one thousand dollars.
: For permanent annuity in silve
;. per third artitle treaty thirtieth Sc
: tember, eighteen hundred and min