Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-16
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed a. the First Sesdon Of the Forsy.drst
Congress.
TPUBLIC-No. I2J

An ACT MAKING appropriations for the cur
vent and contingent expenses Of the Inciau
department, and for fulfilling treaty srpula-
tOIs with various Indian tribes for the year
ending June thirtie;h, eigh.een hundred aud
seventy.
ICoAtiRued JTvn Y>sferday's Sar.l
CHIPPEWAS PILLAGEP. AND LAKE
NlNNEBAGOSHlSH BANDS.
Fer hfltenth Of thir'y instalments OF annuity
10 mCDev, per third article treaty twenty
second fsbTuSry, gnt' en- hundred and fif:y-
I've. = q thousand HUNDRED and sixty-,x
collars anu s'xty-Six Gems.
fCr n.tsenih OF thirty instalments OF an
rEI.y IN goods. per third artIcie treaty twenty
second February. eighteen hundred and fifty
hvs, -gbt thOussnd dollars
For fifteenth Of thirty Instalments for pur-
yosss OF utility, per third article treaty twenty-
second February. eighteen hundred and f1fty-
i've four thousand dollars.
Foi fifteenth of twenty instalments for pur-
poses Of education, including compensa satIon OF
iescher, per third article treaty twenty second
February. eighteen hundred and rf,y-fiye,
thrse thousand dollars.
For las of fifteen in ailments for support of
two smiths and smiths shops. per third article
frsaty twenty second February, eighteen hun
cred and ffty-five, TWO thousand dollars.
For the last of ten instalments for paw OF an
engineer 20 gTist and saw-mill al LCech Lake,
per third article treaty twenty-second Feoru-
ary, eighteen hundred and fifty-fy SIX hun
al Ell dollars.
CHIPPEwASOF THE MISSISSIPPI. PHI,
LAGER, AND LAKE WINNEEAGOSH-
ISH BANDS OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS
IN MINNESOTA.
FOR sixth OF ten InStalments 10 furnish said
Indians with ten yoke of good work oxen,
twenty lOg-chaIDs, two hundred grabbing
hOes, ten plOughs, ten grindstouss, one hun
cred axes, (handled,) twenty spades, ans other
farming implements, per fifth article trelty
May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty.fouT
Cne thousand fiye hundred dollars
for the employment of two carpenters, one
thousand eight hundred dollars, ard two black
smiths, one thousand eight hundred dollars.
four farm laborers, two thousand four hundred
cellars; one physician, one thousand two hum
dred dollars, and medicine for the sick, five
huLdrs dollars. per film article treaty Nav
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-four,
seven thousand seven hundred dollars
For this amoun' 10 be applied towards the
support of saw-mill 10 be built fer the COM
mon use OF the Chippewas CT Mississippi and
me ked Lake and Pembina bands of Chippe-
as so long as the President may deem IL
necessary, Der sixth article treaty Nav sew
'nih- eighteen hundred and sixty.four, one
thousand dollars.
o. 4 board Of visitors, 10 consist OF not more
than three persons, 20 attena tie annuity paw
Inents 20 the Indians, and 10 inspect the fields,
buildings, mills, and other improvements as
stipulated IN the seventh article treaty. Nav
seventh, eighteen hundred and sIxty-iour not
exceeding any one year more than twenty DAYS
service, az five dollars per day, or more nan
three hundred miles travel, az ten cents per
mile, four hundred and eighty dollars
For pay of female teachers employed on the
IsseTyatlons 10 instruct Indian .iris in do
mestIc economy. one thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF RED LAKE ANDPEN.
BlNA TRIBE OF CHlPPEwAS
FOR TINS amount annuity 70 be maid mar
capita 10 the Red Lake band of Chippe was
during the pleasure OF the President per third
article treaty second Octooer, eighteen hundred
and sixty-three, ard second ar,Icle supplement.
Tar 20 treaty twelfth April, eighteen hundred
and sixty -four, zen thousand collars
for TINS amount TO the Pembina band of
Chippewas, during the pleasure of the Presi-
dent, per same treaty, five thousand dollars
N tai
pose OF supplying the Red Lake band OF ChIp-
PeWas with EilllEg twIne, cotton, mz,ter. caIl-
g. hnsey. blankets, sheeusg, fianrels, provI-
siOns, farming tools. and for such other useful
ARTICLES, and fOr such other useful purposes as
may oe deemed Tor their best interests DER
third article treaty of twelfth April. eighteen
hundred end sixty -four, eight thousand dollars
For the sixth of fifteen instaimenis for same
obec,s for PembiDa band of Chippewas, per
same treaty, four thousand dollars
For sixth or fifteen instalmerts for paw of
one blacksmith b. one physician, who shall fur
DIsh medicine for the sick, one miller. and one
farmer, per fourth article OF same treaty, three
thousand five hundred dollars.
For sixth of fifteen instalmen's for the pur-
chase Of iron and steel and other articles for
blaeksmItnns purposes, per same treaty as
above, one thousand fye hundred dollars
For sixth of fifteen Instalments to De expend-
cd for earpeniering and other purposes, per
same treaty, one thousand dollars
For sixth of fifteen instalments, 70 defray ex-
peEses of board OF visitors, 10 consist of not
more than three persons, - attend the annuity
payments of the said Indians, three hundred
and nine y dollars.
For insurance and transportation OF annuity
goOGs ana provisions. and IRON and steel for
blacksmIths- Tor tire Chippewas of Red Lake
and PenOILa tribe fye thousand dollars.
CHlCKASAWS.
Fer permanent annuity ic goods. per act
twenty -fftn February, seventeen hundred and
LInety y-nipe, for the fiscal wear ending June
thIruetn, eighteen hundred and sixty-nme
and for the fiscal year ending June thirtietn
eighteen hundred and seventy, SIX thou sand
dollars.
CHOCTAwS
For permanent annuity, per second arucIe
treaty sixteenth November, eighteen hundred
and nve, and thirteenth article treaty twenty
second june, eighteen hundred and fifry-five,
three thousand dollars.
Fer permanent annuity for support OF ligh;
horsemen, six hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity tor suppor- of black
smith, per sixth article treaty eighteent OStO-
ber, eIghIeen hundred and twenty, ninth article
ueaty January twentie n, eighteen huadred
and twenty-five, and thirteenth ar icle tres
Jven'y-second June, eighteen hundred and
nffy- tive, SIX hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity for education, per
second article treaty twentieth January, eIgh-
article Teaty twenty-second June, eighteen
hundred and fifty-fve. six thousand dollars.
For permanent annuI-y Tor iron and steel,
per ninth article treaty twentieth January,
{. .enth article treaty. twenty-second June. eigh-
Teen hundred and ffty-fye, lhree hundred and
OOlSA-.
For interest On jcrse hundred and ninety
thousand TWO hundred and filty-seven dollars
and nInety-two cents, a. FIVE per centum per
snnum. for education, support OF the govern
menL and other bereficial purposes, under the
direction of the general council OF the Choc-
laws, IN conformity with the PROVISIONS con-
tanned IN TIE tenth and Thirteenth articles OF tie
treaty Of twenty second June, eighteen hun
dred and hity hye, nineteen Thousand ny0
hundred and twelve dollars and eighty-uins
cents, Pr0ridSd, That IL shall be the duty Of
the Secretary OF the Interior 70 sell a sufficient
trust for the Choctaw Indians 10 enable him
10 pay the amount of the awards heretofore ap-
proved by him In favor of Joseph q. Hslld
and Reuben Wright under the prov sions OF the
nftieth article of the treaty concluded with the
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians o. the twen-
ty-eisht day of April, eighteen hundred and
Slxty-slX-
TRIBES AND BANDS
VI INDIANS In MIDDLE OREiON.
For last of f1ye instalments, second series, fori
beHefca al Objects, II the discretion OF u Prssi-
dent, per second artIcle treaty twenty-fif flhl
June eighteen hundred and fiIIy.nye, SKI
thousand dollars. l
For tenth of fifteen instalments for nav andl
SUBSISTENCE OF one farmer, one blacssmi'h, and |
one wsgon and plough maker, per fourth arti-I
Gle treaty twenty NTH June, eighteen hundr ed 4
and fifty-hye, three thousand nye hundred
collars.
For tenth of twenty instalmen u for pay and
subsistence o. one physician, one sawyer, 0aeI
IN mlIIer. one superintrpdsnt of farming opera
lions. aEc one school teacher, per fourth artIcle