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wtNNEBAGoEs

For interest on eight hundred and eighty
six Thousand nine hundred and nine dollars
and seventeen cents, ~ nvs per centum, yet
fourth article treaty Of November first,
eighteen hundred and thiEty.seyen, and joint
resolution Of July seyenteebsh eighteen hun,
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NEVADA.

For tile general lncilcnial Expenses ol the
Indian service In Nevada, presents Of goods,
agricultural implements, and other useful ar
ticiex ard 10 astiA them to l0sate IN pei nit
bent abales, and Sustain themselves by the
pursuits Of tiynizel1ife, 10 be- expended ~ :
ijer the direction Of the Secretary Of the lutte
riof, nfseci Thousand dollars. :
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TABEGAUCHE BAND OF UTAH INDI-
DIANS,

For ninth of ten instaments, for the pur.
chase Of goods, under the direction Of the
Secretary OF the Interior, per eighth article
treaty of October seventh, eidhteen hundred
and siXty.three, aud Senate amendment of
March twenty-hflh, eighteen hundred and
sixty four, ten thousand dollrrs.
For ninth often instalments, per eighth ar
ticle Of said treaty, for the purchase Of provis-
ions, under the directiOn0f the Secretary of
the Interior, ten thousand dollars.
For pay Of blacksmith, as per tepth article
Of same treaty, seven hundred aud twenty
dollars.
For transportation and general incidental
expenses Of the delivery OF g"ods, provisions,
and stock, as pes same article of same treaty,
two thousand dollars.
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GosHIP BAND.

For ninth of twenty As;alments, TO be en-
pended under the direotion Of the President,
In the purchase Of Su1h articles, including cat
tic for herding or other purposes, MS he shall
deem suitable TO their wants and condition ~
hunters or herClsmen, one thousand dollars.
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TABEGUNCHE, MUACHE, CAPOTEE.
WEEMINUCHE, YAMPt, GRAND RIv-
Err, AND UINTAH BANDS OF UTES.

For pay Of two carpenters, two mllers,tw
farmers, and one blacksmith. rs per fifteenth
article treaty of March second. eighteen hnn-
dred and sixty-eight, nine thousand dollars.
For Iay Of two teachers, ~ per same ari.
Gle fsame treaty, two thousand dollars
For the purchase Of iron and steel, and tho
necessary tools for blhtksmith's shoplwoh hun
drel and twenty dollars.
For fourth Of thirty instruments, tobe ex-.
pended under the direction of the Secretary
or tho Interior, for clothing, blankets, AMI
such other articles as he may think proper
and necessary, under eleventh article same
treaty, thirty thousand dollars.
For annual amount, to be expended under
lhe direction ofthc Secretary OF the Intorior,
In Supplying said Iniians with bcef, mutton,
wheat -four beans, potatoes. Ns PER twelfth
For transportation of gootis as may be pnr-
rh.sel for sabl Indians, seven Thousand do.-
lars.
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WALLA wALLA, CAYUsE, AND UNA
TILLA TRIBES.

For third Of Ave instalments Of third series,
to be expcnden under the direction OF the
President, per second article treaty Of June
ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty-hve, four
thousand dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty instalments for
the purchase Of all necessary mill fixtures
and mechanical tools, medicines and hospital
stores, books and stationery for schools, re-
pairs Of school building, and furniture, and
for employees, three thonsaRd dollars
For thirteenth Of twenty instalments, for
the pay and subsistence of one snperintend-
ent Of farming operations, one farmer, two
mlllers, one blac kemith, one wggon anh plow
maker, one ca0penter and Joiner, one physic-
ian, and two teacher, per fourth arth;le treaty
OF juno ninth, eighteen hundred and ilILy-
Ave, eleven thousand two hundred dollars
For thirteenth Of twenty instalments, for
the pay Of each Of the head chiefs Of the
WaHa Walla, Caynse, and Umaillla bands,
ihc sum 0f nve hundred dollars per annunl,
per ilEth aRtitIc treaty Of June ninth, eight.
cen hundFed and fiily-ave, one Thousand i've
hundred d0lhrn. (.
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TETON SIOUX.

For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to, purchase subsistence
and clothing for The Teton and other hands OF
Sioux in the vk;inity Of Fort PEEK, Montana
Territory, and for such other objects as the
SaTg,ary 81 the Interior, with the apprual of
the President, may deem necessary aud ad-
yisable, 10 promote the civilization and i'm
.lrovement Of said Indians, five hundred
thousand dollars But this appropriation
shall be expended for the benefit or such por.
tions Of sail bands only, and Tor such time rs
they maintain friendly relations to the United
States.
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IDAHO TERRITORY.

For the. general incidental expenses Of the
Indian sorylte in Tdaho Territory, presents q
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INTEREST On TRusr-FrxD STOCK.

For payment oi interest OH certain abstract
cd and nOn.mying State stnsks belonging to
various Indian tribes, and held In trust by
the Secretary OF the Interior, for the tisca'
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hunGre
and seventy-'wo, viz:
For interest OH the Cherokee national fund,
eighteen thousand three hundred and twenty
dollars.
For interest IN the Cherokee school fund,
two thousand .wo hundred and thirty dol
lars.
For Interest nn the ,'hokasaw national
fnnl, fifteen thousand one hucdred and forty
dollars.
For interest on the Chic kasaw incompctens
fund, one hundred dollars.
For interest ON the ChO:,aw general fund,
twcnty-scyen thousand dollars.
For interest on The Creek orphans fund,
four thousand anil forty-eight dollars.
For inthrGst on the Delaware general fund,
nine thousand seven hundred and ten dol
lars.
For interest on the Iowas' fund, two lhou-
sand eight hundred dollars.
For interest on the kaskaskias, Weas, Pc0.
rias and Piankesfaws' fund. three thousand
seven hundred and twenty-0ne dollars.
For interest on the Kaskaskias, Weas, PeO-
rias, and PiankeShaws' school fund, one thou
sand four hundred and fOrty.nine dollars.
For interest on the Menomees' fund; nine
hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest on the 0ttawas and ChippewaS
fund, two hundred and thirty dollars.
/. For interest on the Pottawatomies' cd!ca.
tional fund, three thousand three hundred
and flfty dollars.
For contingent expenses Of trust funds,
three thousand dollars.
II shall he the duty nj the Secretary Of the
Interior 10 make careful inquiry into the con-
,iition in point If civilization of The several
tribes mentioned In this act, and shall report
thereon In detail at tho next session of Con-
gress, showing the progress Of such tribes re-
s,ectively toward civilization, with rN;oni-
'meMdati0ns for sliCh aid by furnishing animals
and utensils for grazing and farming as may
appear useful,
For the removal ofthe Flathcad indians to
the general or Jocko reservation, yet apart
for said Indians by the treat OF july sixteenth
eighteen hundred and lIfly-ilve, according 10
tbe order of Inc PresLIeit. made November
fourteenth eIihteen hundred and seyenty.ono
ak thousand dOllarS
For Inc put,;hase of goods and supnlies for
the Indian servIcc In lie,I Of srlch as NAV lie
lost or DESTROYED in transnortatiop nv water.
and only to Be used to Ihe extent Of such loss
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SIOUX ON THE MILK RIVER REsER-
VATIoN. T.


For this amount. to be expended msmh
goods, provisions, aud other useiul articles as
The President may from time to time deter
mine, inclWlinii transportation, In instruciing
IN agricultural and mechanical pursuits, IN
providing employees, educating children, pro-
curing medicines and medica attendance, care
for aud support Of The aged, sick and iniirm,
for the helpless orphans of said Indians, and
IN any respect TO promote their civilization,
comloit and Improvement, one hundred and
iilly thousand dollars.
WALL-PAH.PEE TRIBE OF SNAKE IN
DIANS.
For first often hstalments, to he expended
under the direction of the President, rs per
seventh artic'e treaty of August twelf.h,eigh;-
cen hundred AID siXty-iye, one thousand Two
hyndred dollars.
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GENERAL INCIDENTAL EXPENSES OF
THE INDIAN SERVICE. 4,

For survey nf Indian reserves under treaty
stipulatloDs. fifty-1ve thousand dollars.
For The surveys Of exterior boundaries Of
Indian reservalionf, aud subdiving portions
of the same; one hundred and iif,y thousand
dollars: And provided, That no part Of this
appropriation shall be used for the survey of
the reserved lands OF the Choctaws, Semn-
oles, or Greeks, or Of the lands of the CherO-
KEGS east of the ninety-siXth meridian, with
out the consent of said Indians first express
cd in open council In the usual manner: And
provided further, That the Commissioner oi
the General Land Office may allow for sur
vcyin2 Grand Rondc reservation the same IL
allowed for the survey OF other similar rcser-
va,ions In the State OF Oregon, Out OF any
money heretofore appropriated for that pttr-
pose, should he deem 1t Just.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to pay the expense Of the
commission OF the commission Of citizens
serving without pay, appointed by the Prcd'
dent under the provisions ot the fourth sec-
tion OF tue act of April ten, eighteen hundred
anil sixty niue, the sum OF fifteen thousand
dollars; and taih commission Is hereby CON-
linued, with the powers and duties heretofore
provided by law: Provided, That any mem
Der of the board Of Indian commissioners Is
lereba empowered to investigate all con-
tracts, expenditures, and accounts In conne;r
iion with the Indian service, and shal have
ac,,css 10 ell books ndpapers relating tkere-
TO In any government Oilice but the eXamin-
iiOn ofyOuchers and accounts by the executive
committee OF said poard shall not he prere-
quisite Of payment.
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sENEcAsOF NEW YORK.

RI psmhnvnt anhnity, In lieu Of interest
on stock, PER at Of February nineteenth;
eighteen hundred end thiEtY-one, ok thou.
Eor inisresl, ln ilsa n invesimeut, 90 sew
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YAKAM.s NATION.

: For third of five insta 'mcnts, of third Sc
ries, for beneficial objects, under the tltrets
ti0n uf the President, per fourth article
treaty Of June ninth, eighteen hundred AMI
My five, six thousand dollars
Fnr thirteenth of twenty iEstalments, I +
the support of two s,;hOOls, one of which l. 4,
he an agricultural and industrial school, ,kee :
ing in repair school buildings, and for provid-
ing suitable furniture, books and stationery,
per fflh article trcaly of June night, eight.
cen hundred and lorty-iiye, one thousand five
hundred collars.
For thirteenth of twenty Of insta'-
ments, for the employment Of one superin-
tentent OF teaching and two teachers, per
fifth article treaty of june ninth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-tlve, three thousand two
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty instalments, fr
the employment of one superintendent of
farming and two turner's, two millerS, two
blacksmIlhs, one timer, one giInsmith, one
carpenter and one wagon and plOw maker ptr
fifth article trea'y nt June ninlh, eighteen
hundred and iiftl-flye, eleven thousand four
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth OF twenty lnstamcnts, for
keeping III repair saw and lnuriag mills, anl
for furnishing the Necessity tools aud fixtures
per fifth article treaty, Of June ninth, eight.
cen hundred and tifty-firc, i've hundred do
lar,
For thirteenth Of twenty instruments for
keeping IN repair the hospital and lroylling
the necessary medicines and fixtures thereof,
per fifth article treaty Of june ninth, eight
zen hundred and iifty-fve, three hundre d u
lars.
For thirteenth Of twenty insa meats. flr
keering in repair black,mths', tinsmiihs'.
gunsmiihs', carpenters, and wagon and plow
makers shops, and for providing necessary
tools therefor, per fifth ar itle treaty Of June
ninth, eighteen hundred and fifiy-ive, five
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty instruments, for
the lay of a physician, per fifth aricle trcaly
Of June ninth, eighteen hundreh AMI ilfy-
five, one thousand Two hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty ins alments f,r
keeping in repair the hui dlngs required for
the Various employees, and for provdlng the
necessary furniture therefor. per iii, h article
treaty 6f June ninth, eighteen hundre amt
Rfiy-iive, three hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty insta'ments, fm
the salary Of sti.h person as the sattl confe'l-
crate tribes ami bands OF Indians may se'cct
ii I've their heal chief, per fifth article treaty
Of Junvninih, eighteen hundred and fifty.lvc,
Ave hundred dollars.
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YANKToN TRIBE OF SIOUX.

For fourth Of ten stahnents, eecomi &C.
ries, to be paid TO them or expended for their
bcnefit, commencing with the year In which
they shall remove to aud settle and reside
upon their reservation, per ftlrih article trea-
IS of April nineteenth. eighteen hundred aud
1ily-eiRlit, forty thousand dollars.
Fur transporlIon Of goods, une thousand
thousand five hundred dollars.
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ROGUE RIVERS.

For third Of five instruments, In Blankets,
clothing, darEning utcnseiS and siO;k, per
third arlisie treaty IT september ietIth, eigtl
teen hundred and iifty-three, three thousand
dollars
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sAcs ANp FoxEs on THE MIssIssIPPI.

For permanent annuity In goods or other
wise, per third article treaty Of November
third, eighteen hundred and four, one thoH-
sand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thousand dol
hrs, at five per centuln, per second article
treaty Of October twenty-frst, eighteen hun.
dred and thi1y-seven, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on eight hundred thousand dol
lars, at five yer centum, per se;ORd article
treaty Of October eleventh, eighteen hnndIcd
and iorsy-twO, forty thousand dollars.
For fourth Of I've instruments, for support Of
physician and purchase Of me liclnes, one
thousand Ave hundred dollars.
For pay If 4 physician and purchase Of med.
icines, one hundred dollars
For fourth Of Eve instalments, for supply
ing said tribes with tobacco and salt, three
hundred and my dollars.
sACs AND FoxEsOF MISSOURI.
For interest on one hundred and iifty-eeyen
thousand four hundred dollars. at Ave per
centum, under the direction Of the President,
rer second article treaty Of Oci0lSer tweilty-
tFsty eighteen hundred and thirty seven, eey-
on thousand eight hudred and seventy dol
lars. ~
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WYOMING TERRITORY.

For the general incidental expenses Of the
Indian service in Wyoming Territory, pres.
ents of goods agricultural implements, and
other articles and 10 assist them to lOeate IN
permanent aEotlCs, adsusiain themselves by
the pursuits Of civilized life, to le expended
under the direction oi the Secretary Ofthe In
terror, five thousand dollars.
For this Amount to purchase subsistence
and clothing for the Indians located upon the
Ciuiah Valley reservation in Utah, and for
suci, other objects as the Secretary of the In
terror may deem necessary and aayisable to
promote The civilization and Improvement cf
said Indians, ten thousand dollars.
Fnr transportation and the necessary ex-
penses Of the cilcliyery Of annuitics and pre-
visions to the Indian tribe, In Minnesota and
Michigan, PIX thousand dollars.
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PoTTAwAToMIEs OF HURON.

For permanent annuity, In money or other
wise, per second article treaty of November
seventeenth, eighteen hundred and seven,iour
hundred dollars.
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QUAPAWs.

For elucation, during the pleasure of the
Pr,si lent, one thousand dollars.
For blacksmith aud assistants. and tools,
iron and steel for blacksmlh's shop,one thou
sand sixty dollars.
For one farmer, during the pleasure Of the
President, six hun,Ircl dollars.
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COLLECTING AND LOCATING TIE
COLORDO RIVER INDIANS IN ARR
IONA.
For dompleink the couetrntIion Of the irri-,
eating canal ON ne Colorado Reservation In
Arizona twenty thousand dollars
CII0CTAW A$D CIIICKASAW AGENCY,
INDIAN TERRITORY,
For this amount or 80 much thereof rs may
be NECESSARY for the erection, at New Boggy
depot, in nlhe Indian Territory, Of building
10 be used a. an Office for the agent to the
Chostaw and Lhickasaw Indians, five thou
sand dollars
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the Political situation in Indiana

The following is a briefextract from Sen.
ator Morton's speech, at the Republican
jollifcation, in Indianapolis, IN the night of
the 11th:
In November we shall give General
Grant not less than 10000 and probably
10000 majority. The unprincipled and
mercenary coalition has been dissolved. l
am not sure but that the Democracy would
have been stronger without the coalition.
The Greeley delusion has passed away like
a n~oxious vapor. Many Of their papers
have given up the contest. The Germans
in Indiana have indicated their intelligence
and independence. No man owns them I;
no politician carries them in his ~vest-pockot.
From the first | have believed they could
not be seduced from the Republican party
and its principles. / believe that, taking it
altogether, we received as many German
votes on Tuesday last as at any preceding
election.
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HIGH HEELs.-Nearly all the corns,
bunions, Incarnation of nails, etc., which
are peculiar to civilization, being unknown
pedal troubles in savage or barbarian life,
are traceable to high heels. Notwithstand-
ing shoemakers know this to be true, they
continue the fashion, which gives employ
ment to chiropodists-or, as they are kown
in palmer language, corn DOCTORS lucra-
tive profession. which thrives by the folly Of
those who would rather be lame than wear
easy shoes or boots of vulgar patterns.
ANY elevation of the heel drives thetoes into
closer quarters, and corns develop to notify
the individual there is not room enough at
the point OF the shoe. Being too tight
across the ball of the great toe joint, in
flames it extensively that is a bunion. If
the pressure is not removed, which is the
only permanent relief, a distortion of the
toe joints follows, and a perpetual crop of
corns is as certain as seed time and harvest.
No heels-none of that trouble.
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The MISSING CoNoREssMAN.-The
Hon. John V. Greeley is the member of
Congress from the second district of Phila-
delphia, Pa, who is reported as missing,
and his absence attributed to professional
defalcations.
The Philadelphia Ledger says a suit was
entered in August last, in which Mrs. Mary
Fearon charges that John V. Greeley OBJ
tanned from her certain bonds acquired
from the estate Of her deceased husband,
and that those bonds have been illegally
and benefit Of Mr.. Greeley.
The bill further prays that Greeley be
compelled to give to her these bonds. He
was required, on special injunctions, on
September 18th to answer in eight days,
but as yet no answer has been made. The
local papers, in this connection, do not
state that Mr.. Greeley has absconded.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matter of John A, Brame, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this sth day of October
1872.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that a petition has been
presented to the Hon. John O. Underwood,
Judge of said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by
VIM. H. Allderdice, Assignee of the estate OF
said bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging TO
said bankrupt, free from all liens and encum-
brances thereon.
This is to give NOTICE to all persons interested,
that in the terms of said petition, an order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid. for all per-
sons who may be interested in SAID estate, to APP
pear before Register w. W. Forbes. at his office
In said city of Richmond, on the 2sth day of Oc-
tober 1872, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. and show cause,
If any you have, why such order should not be
granted.
WIN II. ALLDERDICE,
oc lf-W2w Assignee.