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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-03-01

SilNGLING A HOUsE.-James II. was
young man who commenced life with yer,
fine prospects, and wife and child snon
| blessed him. UnhappiIy, he became by
slow degrees strongly attached to strong
| drink. and-to make ii long story short
soon became a drunkard One night he
left his wife in tears, as was too Common.
and repaired to the house of IL man who sold
the poison, and drank SO much that he sank
down in a sort Of stupificu,ion. resembling
| sleep. All his companions had deserted
him. About midnight the landlords wife
came into the room and said: Il wish that
man would 60 home if he has one To 20 to-"
Hush! hush !" said the landlord. He II
call for something else Directly
II wish he would haste about it then, for
it is time every honest person was in bed.''
HE ID taking the shingles OF .of his own
[hfHAas fa38Y5hpd hpd na.lln2 them on ours" said the
At this time james came to lis right
senses, and commenced rubbing his eyes
and stretching himself as if h+ had Just
awoke, saying, IL believe I'll co. -
B "Don't be ia hurry. James, said the
landlord. ......... .-
''Oh. yes. must CO." said he. and off he
started.
After an absence of some time, tho land
lord met and accosted him with, '.IInllo JIM
why amt you been down to see US ,"
10 "Why,' said jim, IL had taken so many
shingles off my house it began to leak, and
have done it, The astonished landlord
went home to tell his wife about it. james
has ever since let rum alone. and at.
tended to his own business. He is now
happy man. and his wife and children are
happy too.
Whose house are you shingling!
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The Mississippi Central thus describ,s q
recent narrow escape from disaster ON the
Central Railroad:
One night last week, rs the south bou,d
passenger train arrived in the neigbbo,booS
OF Duck Hill. the engineer discovered an oh
structIon on the track in time to have the
tram stopped to prevent any damage. On
examinatrn it was found that n teleoronb
pole had been placed across the the fracL
and securely tied by the wire. II, wns-ev;-
densiy the intention of the ,fienl ! or e6ends
who placed it there to rob the .express and
dent to dasas9se.; q ,,,rcr wo5;J mn
doubtedly have been the case had NOT .tI.a
engineer been as vigi!ant in his duty.
On the same night the north bound tra;,
came in contact with the same telepranb
pole. only few hundred yards from where
it was first discovered, standing nearly up-
right in a bri1ge. with the end slantinr in
the direction of the train. which struck the
engine; but rs the engineer was runnino his
train cautiously and slow at the time. the
concussion was light and no damage done.
And yet a little further on. another pole was
discovered lying across the track.
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A PLANTATION FIVE MILES NORTH OF NEW
IA Iberia bank Bayou Teche 40 aEpenta s. from,
on the Teche, 20 deep Dwelling new and fine. 6
rooms, and a hail. cost e25OO; wen, new Kitchen and
ont houses ,ube cabins stable, carriage house and
Of cultivation 10 arpents seed good hands under
contract for the year. good mules plow horses pows
carts and plantation implements compete. sheep, cows
hogs etc. 5000 pieux land all cleared, and moveable
property the place valued at more than t250O 81
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JUST g"zed at lke's mouth to see what vSS,,,d

nov" oyes me!'' said interrrp,inp him
Twill marry me :. broke in liz "''"
1o stared at US real amazem-nt
""a' Inc Nnnder do you two me,,
ne asked quietly. "''"
mean that Jennie Bingham has j.,
neen telling me that she loves me- and -! ~
sne don't love anybody else" !" s,iJ 7 Iau,':I -"
'riumphantly at the other bows. '''A"
ben Crane. you lie," said both of -,
other boys at once. '''' u 'l
ia Hu 1: "hat nave you got 10 say about II,
ly in his face. ' s'z'"s sharp
s' 'nis' ana nothing more; Jennie An,
=" AZ '--~,;4a - r-..s I"'
Yes Jennie Bingham, what of it p ~"I
=" nat OF it h's a lie; that's uha,
Shes promised to msHy me. and In no,
have you talking about her.'' ..... -
boys. said J.. ''we'il have 10 fight"
/ Yes, s'pose We wiIl,'' replied Ike. al.
~ LII tight you bo.h," Kissed Fergue.
SOL IN 6eat you two into a Jelly"
Just Then, who should appear right in our
midst just as if he d risen out of the ground.
but that Horace Grow
1t was aow night, hut the moon wos shin
lng pretty considerably. and VIC could 500
each others faces very plainly. Horace
Grow looked pleasanter than any of rs.
"Got up muss about the Girl. eb D, sail
ne looking first at one of Us, and then an
other. 80" '''" a"-
What the thund"rJo you know about
1t - cried Fergueson =
Leave here" said Ike to him in his quiet
way.
! Yes. Mr.. Crow. you are not wanted
here" said I.
II can whip all three Of you." said he. his
nose turning up more Than ever.
''Pitch in then" We all three cried out at
once.
You must know tIatin those days we'd all
hight ii: the drop of the hat, and drop the
hat srrsclves. and 10 say the truth. we didn't
like that Horace Grow a bit. He'd been
hanging around Jennie Bingtum futriy, too.
Wen. sir, no sooner bad we said the wor,,s |
pitch in," than something happened. and
quick too, too. if You'll believe
what | say. just ask Ike Loveless; he'nl
tell you. So viii James Fergueson, over
there at Trout's
What happened. dpyou ask Well, I'm
president. if / can rightly tell; bat ti,st fel-
o" Horace Crow, just gave himself u sort
u flutt"r like. and three heavy. thudding
sounds. something like q mule a kicking,
vent ech"ng around about there. Ike Love
ess was groaning aways just inside the d,pr
i the blacksmith shop. where Re had tum-
''ed against the anvil.rsAs for Jim, Fercue.
on. he was holding Oh to that locust tree,
here. with the blood dripping almost in
tream from his nose. =
Well, next time saw Horace Crow, 7b~
ad Jennie Bingham in buggy With him,
ioth OF 'em were dressed as 1ine a. flddls.
hey came along close to where l was stand-
e, SEW n1sd.dsa e e ~s rs, 70 Ssd Jennie:
{, sweeping trot. l picked it up. 1t was .
liver quarter of a dollar wrapped in bit of
ritlng paper. on which was written in the /.
lost delicate Of all hands:
ITO pay for your wounded feelings. l.
JENNIE BINGHAM."
Would you believe II. they had got mar
ed the evening before. and were ON, their
ay to the railroad to leave for Mobile, where
'ey say, Grow is a lawyer. l
sk Jim FERGUSON. bsa 80. ~
43iH --.-s. |
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A" enterprising girl Of twenty. Iiyii,. ,,ear
A'tpn. Illinois, has Contracted with h.r
iiihar t"astis him Il we'll, at -..esu,.,;,,.
'"n'sa i''"i.i IL 4 rcpori.-i she WI. - ,wsutx
i.et nn,ier ssr"and at last see..unt-..,,,., ~.
-i">- t',l" i':r-e ".i.r- nf ,,iar ::..... #, 80
.'s"'ea y"uiiS iaIniers mad gone coal. :Lat
hole since it was commenced.l
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= ,""ra'"i' thr NHSiniansi are t ~ III. II
"r,ciIng IA mivnumeeiit Ia General " nticll
Scott.
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A SMALL FARM SITUATED ON THE aBAST
N bank Of Bayou Teche; eight miles ABOVE ST Mar
sinyille contaning thirty arpents Of fine and and i'm
proyes aa folio o. dwcrRg houyk with four rhoms,
crib and fencing and lot Of hne fruit frees
This Land Is on line of the Ckatapooga r. R. 81
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aoTrors OF the Texas 'FRONT.' J

>. we know nothing in the record. Of T.,
ulan oaroarities. since the settlement of Am
e"' exceeding some of the recent occur
p, r"ces on the Texas frontier The fol,owin,
"'c some further details of the recent mn,
s"Gre OF aItamily in Wise county:
4, IN the night the Indians entered the hons.
MRS. faschal sprung from :he bed wher,
.ney wers all sleeping, fell on her knees and
co"menced praying. Good Indians snare
me with my children
Ahey shot her in the mouth, and killed
.ier win knives, shooting the bed full of mr.
L1"S; the children writhing and twis,ino in
~ T'oou, taking some of them and dasbino
."eH 1eads against the walls, window and
They They then shot three @ arrow: '; dees mo II.
door, s' sh VI MRS, Keenan,. dragged her on the
the .dss .et they mad as cut tSl aqy aqf saalp!
She was cognizant of all that passed, and
lay in that state with the dead ;'nd dying all
scattered around her.
One at the children had its bowels cut out,
and the arm, and the shoulder, severed from
his body with knife. and his body dashed |
out into the yard. One of the women slip
red an infant between the beds. and another
small one was so secreted IL, to lie very
quiet next to tho infant. These were the
only two that escaped unhurt. One of the
little boys about eight years old. after be-
ing severely wounded, jumped out of the
window in the midst of the tumult and hid.
and after the Indians left he carried water
from lake. about two hundred yards dis
ant. and gave to the wounded all night.
Mrs. Keenan tried to pull the arrows
rom her breast, and twisted one out. She
could not move her baby, and KEEP: her
,lace on the door shutter all night without
covering. She lived twelve days. The
suffering she endured cannot be expressed.
The child that carried the water could be
rallied the next day by the blood. One of
he little girls, about six years old, WAS found 1
"lding the littl- infant near the embcrs next 4
Horning, and was CRYING. saying the Indians /
ad killed ma aud little Willie That sumo c
vening the Ittle girl who was nursing died f
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DLANTATION ON THE EAST BANK OF THE
Teche miles from New Iberia. 2OU arpents arabic
land and 20 fine wood land dwelling lately repaired
and neatly finished, rooms, dining hall, new
frame la6orers house with fire places houac ~ BY 90
carriage house double lborers' hses q by a. ooe
blacksmith shop Stock and plantation implements sold
with the place. r.---..s IS I
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DLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
L Iberis, east bank Bayou .Teehe es9 arpenn, all
cleared but 2 100 arpents fenced aad in cultivation
dwelling built lss9 at cost Of s50oo END ysra
neatly arranged. -Four double laborers houses stable
and carriage house with few other small build
ings this is the best improved properties in the
country; terms favorable. ~ 81
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erRAcr row USED AS 4 vAcHERIE. llFIF-
90 Of land half woodland can be divided into
several fnssns sites for residences ON ane OF
Bayoa -PlAqmemnsa, double ditchc. and ianced.
I'll. The Sss Is fs head q eaiss ai may
cye z pr1siassd : y y"
ApI.ANrATtoN ON BAYOU PETITE AESE.
r,iier sa6a q, ,tEG v1kn OF New iberia. a0e6 ar
nents adjoining Orange Island. latciv Purchased 10
senh Jeffsrson 1910 under fence and used rs PafV9
Fau sp~aE1seod Aa suAose WIN kwe nuedreo
- ios lssd. Dwelling viii noe1s kecasn aore pom
caFraRe house. etc. Can oe 0vtoca tnso m
~ h 10 Ifss ssns yee 1esp wleh - sssairsopqrcu
81 sse1Ws6AAesnhAs . s.aaaGla saa + ssaasl %
--.ssT q. 81 :,
DESIRABLE FARM, KNOWN AS THE McCtEL
ioas.. q - ssss "sa !. {. the | P}r;sS
erd the dveilng and -Uut houses good Is IN Ffeqae
: mine Brsle in1Dgeeo gacee: :.----.-----.t-
! sxaEn pApMrQlQ4 l3TP FR9M ABBEvItLe
"a on Bayou vcr0fllsos eenyenaenuy cst - g s:n
school and Mssselo 4aee, % acres =, Acres .,
:. eaPass Sc syRss:ss E, 7; ~ ~ Gem 3:
s ssss s:ss.: ss:ss ~ - ss .sss s'
heaS -, ~ 81 ,vHld;sat ixis T..
sx-yc zzgKIy 15TE1T 1EA
wrEST- -AcnsaAsxNs11l1rENTis - FOLK -"
II sasA .p.i xistst eiehe s1aasT yas4sss - !, il :,
ssssesoha trSea5saFoN s(n&Y 1erttr1 f1r9X .
vssls ssssarx = saaet eess eeze
Isre q y.ras ss~ar~ i ssrsss ssse* sAsss 5 =
mnnnf skssssassss
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A PLANTATION ONE AND ONE-HALr MILES
IA West of Vcrmonvi $50 arpents cleared land and
50 arpents good Woodland; L large dwelling, SO by 46
feet, with nine rooms, double aborers houses brick
chmreys, small house. &c by Is feet with brick Chin
ney, mill house 81 by g. shed for wagons with
corn mill inside large house and stable. built 1869
two hundred arpents under good fence and 2 cultivation
terms very favorable. 81
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FARMOF ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE
"A asents. almost wholly above the flood of 1867 fer
soil, improvements fair about two miles from jean
nerette six miles below New Iberia fronting
Bayou Teche; some choice fruit trees fine location for
RESIDENCE pleasant neghboriiood and heathul location
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FARM IN ST. LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
A sixty acres onehalf woodland, the other half pra
rie 10 encloscd, good cypress fencing, good
dwelling, rooms below stairs, and upper story, ont
houses, stables, etc. and supply OF good water. s3
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IlARM TWOrAN ONE HALF, MILES SOUTH
West Of New Iberia rs acres Of very superior airie
land 81 under fenpe and IN cprv alton A dwelling 40
by 80 feet with aud CALLER? kitchen store room
ard other necessary ont houses together with corn
mill iEStock on viaes sod q reasonable prices. 81
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Z lss,M IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN BAsT
"A side of bayou Teche. lniles from New Iberia and
four from st. Martpvites ls9 srpents verf Ieh
soil, lfo acres enclosed Large dwelling with rpoms,
servants house, stable crib, etc. IA large bearing
pecans Property to be sold for division Of estate
a.FEfff.5.tl Nos
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I1ARM WELL SUITED FOR ETHER SUGAR
cotton corn the parish of st. Iandy u miles
from Opclousas Bayou Mallet Of al6 arpents. with
100 arpenfs good wood land adjoining it Dwelling 40
feet square, rooms and paror below stsrs.-Also a
corn crb 80 by 20 feet. and another bsdins 40 BY Co.
all new. AZ
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spss" Jennie sBiagham!'. sTc1 aggosr
e .,Ycs, Ben. I'm happy. ....a'' s.s'is ] -,
~ VI dont haze any idea what / would have
done 70 Jim Fergoesen JOS. then. If il had MT
khdfpcned that Ike Loveless came up tu
xhylgws we're standing. Ike rns smoking
Ms iHise very r"ntehtsliy. WIFI . 9 MD Kim.
~ = s.n.ls 81 hir jtss, ,nsnly t:.cs.zso NJ
!, Bay, SAIL he, putting u hand .Yn !.
shoSIdes s ~ & each Of vs. .ya'll have i" ..is,
jN;;r ve Nan the stake $50. ...eTl =,
What stake p asked Jim. As for, me
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A TRACT OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF LAFAY-
"A cite, miles below the town of Vermionve, 4lO
arpeps fronting Bayou Vernon, woodland suitable
for sugar plantation. Can se purchased at a very
reasonable price. ..H 25
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SMALL FARM THREE FOURTHS OF NILE
from Perry's Bridge. vermlion bayou, parish of
oVermilion and miles from Abbeville of 60 arpe ITS
prairie with p arpents wood land Ii miles farther on
dwelling 20 feet square, 500 pannels new fence, corn
pctatoes plovs etc. together with creole horses will
go with the place the option OF the purchaser Al
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TRACT IN ST. LANDRY, FIVE MILES FROM
n OpeIousas 100 acrcs 40 wood, and sixty
excellent prairie Large numbe, of pecan trees on the
place Can be purchased cheap. 81
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"Io pay for your wounded feelings.

F"y 'o vouI WUunueu l6eHnES. y
JENNIE BINGHAM,
Would you believe IT. they had got mar
rled the evening before, and were on. their
way to the railroad, to leave for Mobile, where
they say, Grow is a lawyer. ar - q.
Curious story. isn't it, stranger ? Just
ask Jim Ferguson. bsa go. -I7i
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DROPERTY CONTAINING 1900 ACRES OVER
800 acres cleared This is very fine sugar and cot
ttn land Situated near Barrys Lanling IL miles be-
low Washington Bayou Catawbla. The improve.
ments are moderate with gir house. 63
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FARM TWO MILES AND A HALF FROM NEW
II Iberia the road to Salt Island 80 arres prairie
land without wood, all under fenc, and dItched 9
houses each two rooms, stable. he Kitchen and
other buildings . acres planted in cane l6
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Il A PLNTATION Or TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN
n Ared Bayou Feche, z miles east Of ntelou
&as, ao.D cleared, 800 acres enclosed On the
place ttese good dwelling houses, cabins cotton
gn barn, etc. and the remains of brick sugar house
burnt du-;ns tAs A fne place aud cheap. q
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4 SUGAR PLANTATION Situated IN FAUSSL
n Pointc, 10 miles from New fbenia, 9 miles from
lslyou Teche Os arpents el6 open land l4o enclosed
and in cultivation, 80 acres of good wood l3s acres OF
cypress land. dwelling 90 by 3f feet with three
and gallery, double kitchen fowl house pantry
carriage house, double cabins, corn crib, corn mill
stables etc May be purchased with the place mules
mare a horse, 1--WE oxen, farming utensils half the
growing of and cotton and 81 arpents Of seed
cane c-3 :,
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PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY PARISH, -FOUR
u miles northwest Of Opelousas 1000 arpents, 20 ar
pents well wooded excellent lot of standing timber
che prairie land of the finest quality 1t has on tine
dwelling. extra for the country piazza lQo tlong
roo:s sith Gre pisces, and two rooms besdeS,
houses stables barns eistesns. wells all in EXCELLENT
order Cheap place. fno for nQtton cane and corn.
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NVALUABLE PLANTATION in ST. LANDRY
N Parish, fous miles norhw est of Opelousas Of 1910
arpents 30 OF which well timbercd, and the prairie
portion of superior quality. commodious dwelling
with rooms, piazza 100 feet long. stables barns. s
terms, etc. in good order. Well adapted for cane cot
ten, corn etc. 30
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FARM ON BAYOU PETITE ANSE IBERIA
II parish, miles from New iberia, 100 arpents excel
lent land, 10 arpcnts wood dwelling 81 by % et din
ing hall and kitchen crib, cotton house, mill
MILL $500 pieux inclosing 20 apents nice place.
anu cheap ; s--'- -t n tf 81
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DLANTATION ON BAYOU CORTABLEAU BE
tween Washington and Barrys Landing, 45O acres,
80 open and 200 under fence 200 bushels old
fodder l5 acres in % machinery and
ria for sugar house superior dwelling 80 feet square, Ii
rooms and fire places dwelling built in 1862 Other
valuable improvements the place. 81
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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS

N!MPROVED TRACT FIFTEEN MILES FROM
Chattanooga Railroad @ " ~ a,'
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PLANTATION East BANK OF BAYOU TECHE
n One mile below st. Martinvie, Of $50 arpents
BILE land Dwelling house with rooms, kitchen, store
room outbuildngs, cribs stable cabins and u lot Of
choice fruit trees. Sc
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PLANTATION ADJOINING ST MARTINVTI L.
- east bank Teche, 500 srpents 400 open and fenced
o sugeror wood land, good 3dwelline 70. ms cabins
ese. 'A "A
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a from Abbeviiie near ftF FARM, ARMa, FIFTEEN MILES
bordering On the sea marsh 2720 acres. -fee
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A PLANTATION ELEVEN MILES FROM DPE-
II lonsas, Bayou Malle 30Oacres I70 enclosed
with good fences dwelling andeu houses 32
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DEElAA Bile SUGAR PLANTATION ON THE
le, ~ m'ies below New Iberia contaninC aOo
superior land 80 under fence and 40 planted in
.oiu.ot.aOie dwelling, with rooms and other
Ia''e ouudings and nine cabins; oxen or car,
n''e g cart, 200 barrels of corn fodder etc 6a
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"A PLANTATION ONE NILE WEST OF vERwJJu
tonviiie parish of Lafayette, 336 arpenis choice
na, onethird nnder fence and in cultivation: three
uoie caons corn houses 40 by 36 another building 20
by 6 the place has % arpents wood attached to II S
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A lhACT OF ELEVATED UNIMPROyED AVN
Ibe-a .ne Cote Gelee Hills, miles northwest Of New
good site for building and lies within @ and
.a gans Texas Railroad ~ wv naeT OF Ior-
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LAND ADvERr1sEMENTs

49, OF LAND, WE'LL DRAINED AND TIM
NJ; "ered se arpents,e parish of Iberia on I,ta pa
20 niles southwest of New Iberia. The naca
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

IL
GLIDING SANTEE SIOUX IN THE
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
For the erection OF . steam circular saw-mill,
wnn eIistmiii and thingle-machine attached,
For first of three instruments for purchase OF
sesds and implements TO be furnished heads OF
thousand dollars.
For pay Of second blacksmith, and furnishing
iron, steel, and other material, two thousand
For second Of thirty Instalmenu TO purchase
clothing for males over fourteen years of are:
for flannel, hoee. calico, and domcstics required
such flannel and cotton rood - may be needed
TO make suits for boys and girls, one hundred
and sfty-nine thousand -four hundred dollars.
ucS .rcsS = nav 81 ps 70 sy tss
and for persons Engaged in Agriculture, two
For second Of four instalments for purchase
Of beef and hour, under tsnth article treaty OF
April twenty mine, eighteen hundred and sixty
:on 'S srss ond Soa
For pay si physician, i've ssschers, one ear
sd on: Sns oas
collars. - = : =
For second OF three instAimsnts, 20 be en-
he nSss vslasSis crops, sse hundred dOiisrs s"
For Insurance., transportation, and the neces-
ssry expense Of delivering goods % Be pur-
In disns, under treaty OF April twepty-nisth.
/ eighteen hundred and sixty-sisht, seventy i've
| thousand dollars-
sfssEroN AND wAHPEroN AND SAM
TEE SIOUX OF LAKE TRAVERSE AND
DEVILS LAKE
For tbs amount, % be expended An sucb roods.
provisions, or other articles - the Prssidens
may from time 20 ttDe determine, Including
insurance and transportation thereof, IN in
suucting In agricultural and mechanical par
suits, In providing employees, educating chill
dren, procuring medicine and medical attend
ance; care for and support OF the aged sisk, ana
nfrm, Tor the helpless orphans Of said indians,