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

eight, and third arucie supplementary treaty
March ten, eighteen hundred and sixty-ive.
For this amount to defray the expenses Of
negotiating a treaty with said Indians, in con-
foImiiy with fourth article supplementary
treaty March ten. eighteen hundred and sixty
1--WE, four thousand and ten dollars.
POrTAwAToMIES.
For permanent annuity In silver, per fourth
article treaty third August seventeen hundred
and ninety fl ~, one thousand dollars.
FOR permanent annufty IN silver, per mira
ariicle rresty thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred ard nine, five hundred dollars.
Fer permanent anuuity In silver, per third
artcle treaty second October, eighteen undred
and eighteen, two thousand five hundred DOL
lars
For permanent annuity in money, per second
srucie troaiy twentieth september, eighteen
lars.
For permanent annuity in specie, per secord
articie treaty twenty ninth July, eighteen hun
dred and twenty nine, sixteen thousand doll
lars
For life annuity TO chief, per third s-:icIe
treaty tweniie b October. eighteen hurdred and
thir,y-two, two hundred dollars
For life annuity TO chiefs, per third article
treaty twenty-sIxth Septemb ", eighteen hum
dred and nirty-three, seven hundred dollsrs
I'rCrided Satisfactory evidence shall be shown
20 the Secretary OF the Interior that the chief
or chiefs provided for by said articles are still
living
money in lieu of tobacco, iron, end steel, per
second article treaty twentieth Septemt r.
eighteen hundred ana twenty eight, and tenth
arIIcle of the traty OF fifth and seventeenth
June, eighteen hundred and forty-siX, three
hundred dollars
Fer permanent provision for three black
smiths snd assistants, and for iron and steel
for shops per third article treaty SKI >enth o.
tobsr, eighteen hundrCi and twenty six, second
article treaty twentieth September, eighteen
hundred and twenty-eight, and second article
treaty twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred
and twenty-nine, two thousand eight hundred
and twenty dollars.
For permanent provision for fifty barrels OF
salt, per second article OF treaty twenty ninth
July, eighteen hundred and twenty mine, four
hundred and thiTty-seven dollars aad nfty
cents.
For interest on six hundred and forty-three
thousand dollars, at five per centum, per
seventh article OF the treaty of the fifth aud
seyent Nenth June, eighteen hundred and FORTY
SIX, thirty-two thousand one hundred ana filly
dollars.
For this amount, TO he charged 70 the Potta-
watcmie fund, to enable the President of the
Unifed States to carry out the provisions ofthe
third article treaty Of November fifteenth eigh-
teen hundred End sixty -one, with the Potts
watomie 1ndiaps, as modified by the treaty of
March twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, by paying 10 those six hundred MEM
bprs of the trlbe who have elected to become
citizens IN accordance with nd article, the
proportion of the cash value of the PotfHwato-
mie annuities TO which they are entitled, three
hundred and seventeen thousand six hundred
and fifty five dollars and ninety six cents or
so much Their If as may be necessary 10 COM
ply with the provisions Of said treaties Of which
amount one hundred and ten thousand and
ninety one dollars and seventy four cents, or
so much thereof as msy be necessary, is hereby
appropriated, in com, as contemplate in tres
ties of November fitIeen'r, eight ,en hundred
and sixty one and March twen;y-ninth eigh-
teen hundred and sixty and the Secretary
of the Interior is hereby authorized TO sell six
hundred, twenty-one hundred and eighthieth
parts of the several classes of bonds neld by
him in trust for said Poitawatomie Indians
aud pay the proce eds there of without any de-
duction in compliance with the provisions of
said treaties, il being the shere of the above
mentioned six hundred persons in the bonds be-
longing 10 said 1ndians.
POTTAWATOMIES OF HURON.
For permanent annuity in morey other
wise, per second article treaty of seventeenth
November, eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen,
four hundred dollars.
QUAPAwS.
For education. during the pleasure of the
President, per third Article treaty thirteenth
NAV, eighteen hundred and thirty three, one
thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, and tools, iron
and ST Il tor shop, during the pleasure of the
President, per third arucle treaty thirteenth
May, eight en- hundred and thirty three. one
thousand landl sixty dollars.
For farmer, during the pleasure Of the Pres
ident- per third article treaty tnirte NTH Nav,
eighteen hundred aud thirty three, six hundred
dollars Pr0rsded, That this sum of six hum
dred dollars. together with any unexpended
balance heretofore appropriated for the en-
ployment of a farmer, may be used in the pur-
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may be thought necessary in the discretion of
the Secretary of the Interior.
QUI-NAl-ELT AND QUlL.LEH-UTE IN
DIANS.
For the third OF four instalments on twenty
five thousand dollars (belng the fourth series)
for beneficial OBJ Is, under the direction of the
President per fourth article treaty first of
July, eighteen huudry and fi..y-fye, one
thousand tt zee hundred dollars.
For ninth OF twenty instaiments for tie sup
port OF an agricultural and industrial school,
and for pay of suitable instructors, per tenth
az .icle treaty first July, eighteen hundred aud
ftty-fiye, one thousand i've hundred dollars
FOR ninth Of twenty instalments for smith
and carpenter shop, and to provide the neces.
sary tools therefor per tenth article treaty frs
July, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hun
bred dollars.
For ninth of twenty instruments for the en-
ploy ment OF black ninth, car penter. and fal m
cines for the sick, per tenth article tire 1ty first
July, eighteen hundred and fif,y-fi three
thousand five hundr6 dollars.
ROGUE RIVERS.
For fifteenth of sixteen instalments in blank
cts, clothing, farming utensils and stock per
third article treaty tenth September, eighteen
hundred and ffty-three, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
SACS AND FOXES OF MISSISSIPPI.
For permanent annuity in goods or Other
wise, per third article treaty third November,
eighteen hundred and four, one thousand dol
lars.
For interest on two hundred thousand dol
lars, at five per centum, per second article
treaty twenty first October eighteen hundred
and thirty-seven, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on eight hundred thousand dol
lars, At five per centum, per second article
treaty eleventh October, eighteen hundred and
foIty-two, forty thousand dollars.
SACS AND FOXES OF MISSOURI.
For inter- - on one hundred and fifty seven
thousand four hundred dollars, at five per
centum, under the direction of the President
per second ART Gle treaty twenty-first October
eightt III hundred and thirty seven, seven thou
land eight hundred and seventy dollars.
SEMlNOLES
For five per centum interest on two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, to be paid as an
nuity, per eighth article treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, twelve thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For inter, t on two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars At five per centum, 10 be paid as
annuity, (they having joined their brethren
wesi,) per eighth article treaty seventh August
Gig hteen hundred and hfty-six twelve thou
sano five hundred dollars.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at the
rate of five per centum per annum, ssto be paid
annually" Ior the support of schools" as Der
third article treaty of March twenty first eigh.
teen hundred ami sIxty-six, twenty d We hun
dred dollars.
For interest on twenty thousand dollars at
the rate OF five per centum per annum, ssto BE-
paid annually, for the support of the Seminole
government, per tblrd article treaty OF
March twenty -first, eighteen hundred and six.
ty.six, one thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in appropriation for
subsising Seminole Indians, thirty ore thou