The national Republican., 1869-06-11

btoTes, DOOks anu btutionery lOT bCnCOlh, anu
furniture for the employees, per fourth artl-
Gle treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
fifty-two, two thousand dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for the
pay and subsistence Of one superintendent
Of farming operations, one farmer, two
millers, one blacksmith, ono wagon and
plough maker, one carpenter and Joiner, one
physician, and two teachers, per fourth arti-
Gle treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
flfty-aye, eight thousand four hundred and
For tenth OF twenty instalments for the
pay Of each Of the head chiefs of the Walln-
Walla, Cayuse, and Umatilla band, the sum
Of 1--WE hundred dollars per annum, per flfth
article treaty ninth june, eighteen hundred
and flfty-hve, 1fteen hundred dollars.
For tenth OF twenty lnstalments for salary
for the son of Plo.pio-mox-mox, per ffth
article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred
and 1fty-nve, ono hundred dollars.
u. WINNEBAGoEs.
For interest on ono million dollars, at five
per centum, per fourth article treaty nrst
November, eighteen hundred and thirty
seven, and Joint resolution July seventeen,
eighteen hundred and sixtytwo, flfty thou.
sand dollars.
For twenty third of thirty instalments of
Interest on eighty-fvo thousand dollars, at
i've por eentum, per fourth article treaty
thirteenth October, eighteen hundred and
forty -sir, four thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars.
wALL-PAH.PE TRIBE OF SNAKE IN
f.7L o., ..frfr.r DIANs.
Fer third Of Eve instalments, to bc ex-
pended under the direction of the President,
as per seventh article treaty OF August
twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty-fivo,
two thousand dollars.
.H YAKAMA NATION
For last Of 1--WE instalments ofsecond series
for beneficial objects, at the discretion OF the
President, per fourth article treaty ninth
juno, eighteen hundred and ilty-fve, eight
thousand dollars.
For tenth OF twenty lnstalmcnts for the
support Of two schools, one OF which Is to be
an agricultural and industrial school,; keep
ing In repair school buildings, and for pro-
viding suitable furniture, books, and sta
tionery, per flfth article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and ffty-nvc, five hundred
dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for the
employment Of one superintendent Of teach
ing and two teachers, per flfth article treaty
ninth June, eighteen hundred and 1fty-nvc,
three thousand two hundred dollars.
For tonth Of twenty instalments for the
employment Of one superintendent of farm
Ing and two farmers, two millers, two black
smiths, one timer, one gunsmith, one car
pcntcr, and one wagon and plough maker,
per 1fth article treaty ninth June, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fyc, eight thousand nvc
hundred dollars.
For tenth Of twenty lnstalments for keep
Ing In repair saw and Touring mills, and for
furnishing the necessary tools and fixtures,
per ffth article treaty ninth June, eighteen
hundred and 1fty-flyc, five hundred dollars.
For tenth OF twenty instalnents for keep
Ing In repair the hospital, and providing the
necessary medicines and fixtures therefor,
per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen
hundred and fifty Five, three hundred dollars.
For tenth OF twenty instalmcnts for keep
ing In repair blacksmiths', tlnsmiths', gun
smiths', carpenters, and wagon aud plough
makers shops, and for providing necessary
tools therefor, per flfth article treaty June
ninth, eighteen hundred and ilfty-1ye, five
hundred dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for the
pay OF physician, per fifth article treaty
ninth june, eighteen hundred and flfty-ilvc,
one thousand four hundred dollars.
For tenth Of twenty iustalments for keep
ing In repair the buildings required for the
various employees, and for providing the
necessary furniture therefor, per fifth article
treaty ninth Juno, eighteen hundred and
ffty-hve, three hundred dollars.
For tenth OF twenty instalments for the
salary Of such person as the said confcd.
Grated tribes and bands of Indians may Sc
lect to be their head chief, per fifth article
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
ffty-1vc, five hundred dollars.
YANCTON TRIBE OF SIOUX.
For FIRST Of ten instalments (second series }
TO be paid to them or expended for their ben.
eft, commencing with the year In which
they shall remove to and settle and reside
upon their reservation, per fourth article
treaty nineteenth April, eighteen hundred
and Any eight, forty thousand dollars; Pro.
| vided, That no part OF the moneys appro-
priated to pay annultles due tho several
tribes or bands Of Indians named in this act
| shall be expended for any other articles OF
food, clothing, agricultural or mechanical
implements than such rs shall be agreed
upon by the chiefs and headmcn of said
| tribe, In general council held for this pur.
pose, the same to be estimated for by the
local agent and certified by the superntcnd
ent OF Indian affairs, except where otherwise
| provided by treaty stipulation.
sENECAs, MIXED sENECAs AMI
sHAwNEES, QUAPAWs, CONFED
WEAs, AND PIANKESHAWs, OTTA
WAS OF BLANCHARD'S FORK ANL
ROCHE DE BGUF, AND CERTAIN
WYANDOTTES.
To pay for twenty thousand acres of lant
| ceded to the government by the Senecas, pei
frst article treaty February twcnty-threc
| eighteen hundred and siXty-sGyen, twcht,
thousand dollars.
To pay for thirty thousand acres of lant
ceded to the government by the Senecas, pei
second article treaty February twenty-three
eighteen hundred and slrty.seyen, twenty
| four thousand dollars.
| sUAwspPs
| For amount to be advanced to the Shaw
nees to be used In establishing their homes
per eighth article treaty February twenty
three, eighteen hundred and slxty-seven, TIVE
thousand dollars.
For first of five instalmcnts for blacksmith
and assistant, shop and tools, and iron an,
steel for shop, per eighth article treat.
February twenty-three, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seyen, five hundred dollars.
| QUAPAws.
For amount to be paid to the Quapaws Il
assist them In re-establishlng themselves n
their homes upon their remaining rescrva
tlon, per ninth article treaty Februar
twenty three, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, lye thousand dollars.
| CLAIMS FOR LOSSES ny THE WAR.
To pay commission, not TO exceed tw
persons, to be appointed by the Secretary o
the Interior, who shall proceed to the coun
try OF the Senecas, mixed Senecas and Shaw
nees, and Quapaws, and make careful inves
LEGATIONS OF their claims for losses, pc
twelfth article treaty February twcnty-th rec
eighteen hundred and sixty -sirty-scven, fou
thousand dollars.
wYASDoTT[E
To pay for the services of three persons, I
be appointed by the Secretary of the Into
rior, to ascertain and report the amount Q
money, II any, due by the United States
said Indians, under existing treaties, and s
forth, per thirteenth article treaty Fcbruar
twenty-three, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, three thousand dollars.
oTTOwAs.
To pay the claim of J.. 7. Jones, being 70
destruction by fire of his dwelling and othC
, property by whites In eighteen hundred an
my six, per eighteenth article treaty Fcbrr
ary twonty-three, eighteen hundred an
sixty-scven, six thousand seven hundrc
/ dollars.
PRoRIAs, KAsKAsKIAs, wEAs, AND PIASKl
sHAws.
To amount TO be paid per capita from I'll
sum of one hundred and sixty-ninc thousan
six hundred and elghty-slX dollars an
seventy five cents, invested for said Indian
per act of Congress July twelve, Cightce
hundred and siXty-two, per twenty-iourt
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