New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-15

| For five per centum interest on two hun
dred thousand dollars. for purposes of e,lu-
cation. per sixth article treaty seventh Au-
| gust, eighteen hundred and tifty-six, ten
| thousand dollars.
| For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
| tools, eight hundred and forty dollars.
For iron and steel of shop, three hundred
and seventy dollars.
For wagon maker, six hundred dollars.
For education, one thousand dollars.
For assistance in agricultural operations.
two thousand dollars
For interest on seven hundred and seven
ty-hve thousand one hundred and sixty
| eight dollars, at the rate Of five per centum
per annum, to be expended under the direc-
ton of the Secretary of the Interior, under
provisions of third article treaty June four
teenth. eighteen hundred and siXty-six,
thlrty-elght thousand seven hundred and
tfty-eight dollars and forty cents.
For this amount to be expended i'll the
repair Of the Mission school building, near
the Arkansas river, one thousand dollars.
For the fulfillnent of the provisions of
the third and fourth articles of the treaty
with the Greek nation, concluded June four
teen, eighteen hundred and siXty-six, from
the proceeds of the sales of land to the
Semino!es. to he applied pro rata on the
several amounts awarded and approved by
the Secretary of the Interior, one hundred
thousand dollars, payment to be made to
each claimant or to his or her heirs in person
CROWS.
For second of thirty installments to sup
ply male persons, six hundred in number,
over fourteen years OF age, with Il suit of
good substantial wooden clothing, consisting
eli coat. hat. pantaloons, flannel shirt. and
wooden socks, as per ninth article treaty of
May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight eight thousand four hundred dollars.
For second of thirty installments to sup
ply each female, seven hundred in number.
over twelve years OF age, with flannel
shirt, or the goods necessary to make the
same. pair of wooden hose, twelve yards
OF calico, and twelve yards of cotton do
mestic, as per same article, eight thousand
four hundred dollars.
For second of thirty installments to sup
ply three hundred boys and three hundred
and fifty girls under the ages named, such
flannel and cotton goods may be needed
to make each a suit as aforesaid, together
with pair of wooden hose for each, as per
same article, five Thousand five hundred
dollars
For second of ten installments, to be used
by the Secretary OF the Interior i'll the pur
chase of such articles as from time to time
the condition and necessities may indicate
to be proper, the sum OF ten dollars for
each Indian roaming, one thousand souls,
as per same article, ten thousand dollars.
For construction of agency building, az
per third article of the same treaty, one
thousand dollars.
For building residence for physician, as
per same article, one thousand dollars.
For the construction of five buildings, for
carpenter, farmer. blacksmith, miller, and
engineer, as per same article, two thousand
five hundred dollars
For pay of physician for two years end
ing June thirty, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-One. as per tenth article, same treaty,
two thousand eight hundred dollars.
For first Of twenty installments for pay Of
teacher and furnishing necessary books and
stationery under seventh article, same
treaty, three thousand dollars.
For purchase OF seed and agricultural
implements for those who have selected
lands, and intend in good faith to cultivate
the soil. as per eighth article. same treaty,
five thousand dollars.
For pay OF carpenter, miller. engineer,
farmer and blacksmith, five thousand two
hundred dollars as per tenth article, same
treaty.
For first of ten installments, TO be used by
the Secretary of the Interior in the purchase
of such articles as from time to time the
condition and necessities Of the Indians may
indicate to be proper, the sum of twenty
dollars for each Indian engaged in agricul-
t,lre, nine hundred and fifty three souls, as
per ninth article of the same treaty, nine
teen thousand and sixty dollars.
For first of four installments to furnish
said Indians with -four and meat, as per
ninth article, same treaty, one hundred and
thirty-Onc thousand four hundred dollars.
For purchase of cows and oxen under
same article, eleven thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars.
For first of three installments to be ex-
pended in presents to the ten persons of
said tribe, who. in the Judgment of the
agent, may grow the most valuable crops,
as per twelfth article same treaty, five hun
dred dollars.
For pay of second blacksmith. iron and
steel as per eighth article same treaty, two
dollars.
For insurance and transportation Of goods,
ten thousand dollars.
DELAWARES.
For life annuity to chief, per private article
to supplemental treaty twenty fourth Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and twenty nine,
to treaty of third October, eighteen hun
drcd and eighteen, one hundred dollars;
Provided, That satisfactory evidence shall
be shown to the Secretary of the Interior
private article is still alive.
For interest OH forty-six thousand and
eighty dollars, at five per centum, being
the value of thirty-six sections of land set
apart by treaty Of eighteen hundred and
twenty-nine, for education, per Senate resO--
luton June thirteen, eighteen hundred and
and fifth article treaty of May |
SIXTH eighteen hundred and fitty-six, two |
three hundred and four dollars.
For this amount, to enable the Secretary |
of the Interior to carry into effect the pro-
g Z inf y, orti oft ho nf
July four, eighteen hundred and sixty -six, !
with the Delaware Indians, by division Of |
money and stocks held by the United States !
in trust for them, between the twenty |
Delawares who have elected TO become citi-
zens and the residue of said nation, twenty
two thousand seven hundred and fourteen
dollars and twenty-five cents; of which
eight thousand nine hundred and thirty
dollars and sixty lime cents shall be de-
lion, and thirteen thousand seven hundred |
md seventy-seven dollars and ffty-six
cents, to be taken equitably from their sew
,ral kinds of stock, shall be transferred to
he Secretary of the Treasury, and become
he property Of the United States.
AND OTHER ALLIED
TRIBES IN WASHINGTON TERRI
TORY.
For eleventh installment on one hundred
md fifty thousand dollars, under the direc-
ion of the President, per sixth article, |
reaty twenty-second January, eighteen
hundred and ifty-fve, six thousand dollars
For eleventh of twenty installments for
he establishment and support of an agricul-
ural and industrial school, and to provide
aid school with a suitable instructor or in
per fourteenth article treaty
wenty second January. eighteen hundred
md fifty-fiye three thousand dollars
For eleventh Of twenty installments for
he support of a smith and carpenter shop,
md furnishing it with necessary tools, five
hundred dollars.
For eleventh of twenty installments for
bo ar,pJovuont Of a black smith carnap&ar