The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-02


Of fifty four sections Of land set apart by
treaty of June second. eighteen hundred
and twenty Eve. for educational purposes,
three thousand four hundred and fifty six
dollars.
For interest on three hundred thousand
dollars, at Eve per centum per anuum, to.
be paid semi-annually, in money or such
articles as the Secretary Of the Interior
may direct, as per itst article treaty Of
September twenty nine, eighteen hundred
and sixty FIVE. fifteen thousand dollars,
For transportation Of goods; provisions,
and so forth, purchased for the Great aud
Little Usage Indians, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, one thousand five
hundred dollars
ORaras aud Chippepas of .Wchigan.-
For third Of four equal annual instalments
in coin Of the sum Of two hundred and
six Thousand dollars, being the unpaid
part Of the principal sun of three hun
dred and six thousand dollars, to bc
distributed per capita, in the usual man
of paying annuities, per third article of
the treaty of thirty first July. eighteen
hundred and fifty Eve, fifty one thousand
Eve hundred dollars.
For interest on iGty.one thousand FIVE
hundred dollars, ut five per centum, being
the balance of two hundred aud six thous-
aud dollars for the fiscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred aud seventy-one,
two thousand Eve hundred and seventy
FIVE dollars.
ONocs aud Atssomias For third of
fifteen iustulments, being the third series,
in money or otherwise, per fourth article
treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred
aud ffty.four, nine thousand dollars.
PaWnees. perputal annuity, at
leenst one.hulf of which to be in goods and
such articles as may be deemed necess-
ary for them, per second article treaty
twcnty-fOurlh September, eighteen hun.
dred and ffty-seveu, thirty thousand dol.
lars.
Iorsupport Of manual labor schools,
per third article treaty September twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and dfty-seyen,
Eve thousand dollars.
For transportation and insurance, and
necessary cost of delivery Of annuitics for
the Pawnees, two thousand dOllhrs.
For pay Of one farmer, two blacksmiths
and tso apprentices, one miller aud ap-
prentice, one engineer md two teachers,
i've thousand seven hundred aud eighty
dollars.
For the-purcbasc Of iron and steel and
other ynecsssaries for the shops. hye hun
,drad dollars.
Rsr he purchase q farining utensils
tn1 tlol:. ~ liuadsel 1Qll.s1
FJf,tcpair Df gfissand saw mills. three
hundred dollars.
Poaeas. For this amount, to-be expen-
dcd in such goods, provisions. and other
articles as tho President may from time to
time determine, including insurance and
transportation thereof. in agricultural and
mcrchanical pursuits, in providing en-
ployces, educating children, procuring
medical attendance, care for nd support
Of the aged, sick, and inGrm, Tor tho help
less orphans Of said Indians, and in any
other respect to promote their comfort, civ
ilization, and Improvement, seventeen
thousand five hundred dollars.
Potaraton,ics. s.-For permanent annni-
ty silycr;pcr fourth article treaty third Au-
gust, seventeen hundred and ninety-fye,
seven hundred and twenty-four dollars and
seventy-seven cents.
For permanent annuity in silver, per
third article treaty thirteenth September.
eighteen hundred and nine, three hundred
and sixty-two dollars and thirty nine
cents.
For permanent annuity in silver, per
third article treaty second October, cigh-
teen hundred and eighteen, one thousand
eight hundred and eleven dollars and nine
ty.three cents.
For permanent annuity in money, per
second article treaty twentieth September,
eighteen hundren and twenty.eight, one
thousand four hundred aud forty-nine dol
lars and ifty-faur cents.
For permanent annuity in SPECIE. per
second article treaty twenty-nlnth July,
eghteen hondred aud twenty-nlDe, eleven,
thousand Eve hundred and ninety-six dol
lars aud thirty-three cents.
For life annuity to chiefs, per third artic-
le treaty twenty-sixth September, eightee1,
hundred and thirty.three, one hundred
dollars: Provided, That satisfactory evi.
depce shall be shown to the Secretary Of
the interior that the chief Of chiefs provid-
ed for by said articles are still living :,
For educational purposes, Eve thousand
For permanent provision for payment
Of money, in lieu oftobacco, iron, aud steel
ner second article treaty twentieth Septem-
ber. eighteen hundred and twenty-eight'
ii toS,h article of the treaty Of the 9th