Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
OFFICIAL.
Laws Of the United states, Passed ut the
Third Session OF the Forty-second Com
trrcss
GENERAL NATURE-No. OIL

For permanent annuity in money Or otherwise per
con hundred aud seven, four hundred dollars.
QUAPAWS
For education, during the pleasure Of tho president,
For blacksmith and assistants, and TOOLS iron and
steel Tor backsmiths shop, ono thouiand and sixty
For one farmer during the pleasure OF tho president,
QUINAIELT AND QUILLEHUrE INDIANS.
For fourth OF five lnstalments twenty-five thou
sand dollars boing tho first serios) for beneficial oh
lecis under the direction Of tho President per fourth
artlco Treaty OF July FIRST eighteen hundred and Rty-
fvo, ono thousand dollars
For fourteenth Of twony nslalmOnts for tho support
OF an agricultural and industrial school, and for pay Of
suitable intructors per tonth article treaty Of July
rst eighteen hundred and hfy-nve, two thousand five
For fourteenth Of tycnty instalmcnts for support Of
smith and carpenter shop and to provide the NECESSARY
Tools thoretor per tenth article treaty Of July first,
eighteen hundred and fty-hvo, five hundred dollars.
rSr fourteenth Of twenty instalment for tho employ
ment oil bncksmith, carpenter and farmer and ply
stefan, who shall furnish medicines for tho sick por
tenth article treaty Of Julp first eighteen hundred and
ifty-hye, four thousand one i9ndrcd dollars.
RIVER CROWS.
For this amount TO he expended for such goods pro-
Visions and other articles as the President from time
TO time may determine, INCLUDING transportation there
Of IN instructng In agricultural and mechanical pur
curing medicine and medical attendance, care for and
support Of the aged, sick and nrm, for the helpless
orphans Of said Indians, and in any other way pro-
mole their civilization, comfort and Improvement thir
ROGUE RIVERS
For fourth Of two nstalments in blankets, clothing,
farming utensils and stock per third article treaty Of
September tenth, eighteen hundred and Gltythrcc,
sACs AND FOXES OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
For permanent annuity, in goods otherwise per
third article treaty Of November third eighteen hum
| dred and four, one thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thou.aud dollars at
i've per centum per second article treaty Of October
twtAy-6rst eighteen hundred aud thirty.soven, ten
For interest on eight hundred thousnnd dollars, Mt
five per cenum. per second article treaty Of October
eleventh, eighteen hundred and iortytw0 forty thou
For last Of five instruments for support Of physician
and purchase Of incidence one thousand five hundred
For last Of five nstamens, for supplying said tribes
with tobacco and salt three hundred and fty dollars
| SACS AND FOXES OF MISSOURI.
For interest in one hundred and hitysevon thousand
four hundred dollars, at five per oenum, under the d.
October twenty.nrs eighteen hundred and thirty-sov
en-, seven thousand eight hundred and seventy dollars
| SEAiINOLES.
For five per centum interest two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars TO be paid annuity, per eighth
tulo treaty Of August seventh eighteen hundred and
| dny-siX twelve thousand Eve hundred dollars
For interest on two hundred aud fifty thousand dol
lars, at five per contum to bo paid annuity, dhoy
having Joined their brethren west) per eighth article
treaty Of August seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty
| six, twelve thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For interest on atty thousand dollars at the rate of
five per centum per annum, "to be paid annually for
tho support Of schools per third article treaty Of
March twenty-hrst eighteen hundred and siXty-six
| two thousand five hundred dollars.
For interest on wonty thousand dollars at the ratio
OF i've per eentum por annum, "tO DO pale annually
for the support Of the Seminole Government as po %
article treaty Of March twenty first eighteen hundred
sENECAS.
For permanent annuity, in specie. per fourth article
treaty Of September twontp-ninth, eighteen hundred
| and seventeen five hundred collars
For permanent annuity in specie per fourth article
| eighteen, five hundred dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant shops and tools, iron
and stool TO be applied stipulated in tho seventh
article treaty Of February twenty hrd eighteen hun
drcd and Ntysoycn, one thousand and sixty dollars.
For miller during tho pleasure of the President, six
sENECAs OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity, in lieu of interest on stock,
per act Of February Nineteenth eighteen hundred and
| thirty-ono, six thousand dollars.
For interest in lieu Of investment seventy-nvo
thousand dollars at five per cenum, per act Of June
twonty-seventh, eighteen hundred and fortysix troe
| thousand seven hundred and fNy dollars
For interest at five por ccntum on toTy-hToo thou
sand and Hfty dollars, Transferred from the Ontario
Bank to the United States treasury per act Of June
thousand one hundred and Gly-two dollars and Gfty
sENECAs AND sHAwNEEs.
For permanent annuity, in specie, per fourth article
treaty Of septonber seventeenth, eighteen hundred
| and eighteen ono thousand dollars
For blacksmith and assistant shop, tools iron, and
steel, one thousand and sixty dollars
| SENECAS, MINED SENECAS AND SHAWNEE
QuAPAWs, CONFEDERATED PEORIA, KAsKAs.
kIAs, YEAS AND PIANe,KEsIAwS ,oTTAWAS
BGUF, AND CERTAIN WYANDOTTS.
For last Of five instalmcnts for blacksmith and assist
ant shop and to9s iron and steel for shop for Shaw
For fnh OF six instruments for pay Of blacksmith,
ana for necessary iron and steel tools for Pe9ras,
hundred and twenry-three dollars and twenty-nine
| cents.
For permanent annuity for educational purposes
per fourth article treaty Of August third, seventeen
hundred and ninotynye, and third article treaty of
sand dollars
For permanent annuity, in specie, for educational
purposes per fourth article treaty OF September twen
ty-niuth, eighteen hundred and seventeen and third
article treaty Of May tonth, eighteen hundred and III
| tN-tUur, thousand
For interest, at I've per ccutum, forty thousand
dollars for oducationil purposes per third articl,
treaty Of May tenth, eighteen hundred aud hty-iour
''''' SuOSHoNEs.
Eastern nauds-Tor tenth u twenty instalmcnts, tC
hc expended, under the direction Of tho President IN
the purchase or such articles as he may deem suitable
b. their wants, either hunters hctdsmgn, per anh
article treaty Of July second, eighteen hundred and
sixty three, ton thogiand dollars.
Western Bnnls.-FuT tcnth Of twenty instalments
under the direction Of tho President in tho purchase o.
such articles as he may deem suitable to their wants
treaty Of october first, eighteen hundred and siXty
three, Eve thousand dOlars
Northwestern Bands.-Fur tenth Of twenty install
mens, {" 10 expended, under the direction OF the Pre-
sdont, IN the purchase OF such articles as he may deem
suitable TO thor wants, other hunters or hcrdsmcn
per third trclc treaty Of July thgtoth, eighteen hun
drcd and axty-threo, five thuuaand dollars,
Goshp Band.For tenth Of twenty instalmcnts, to be
expended under tho direction Of tho President in the
puschaso OF such articles, including cattle for herJng
or other purposes he shall deem suitable to thci
wants and condition as hunters or hordsmen one thou
''''' SHCsHONEs AND BANNoCKs.
Shoshcnes.-For fourth Of thirty instaments, TO pur
chase eight hundred suits Of clothing for males over
fourteen years Of ago, the flannel hose calico and do
mostics for eight hundred iomales over tho age OF
twelve years, and such goods as may be needed u
make suit for eight hundred boys and girls thirteen
| thousand eight hundred and seventy four dollars,
For third of ten nstalmont for the purchase Of such
articles may DO considered proper by the Secretary
of the Interior for thousand oight hundred pcrson'
roaming and six hundred persons engaged in agrcul
turc, thirty thousand dollars.
For pay Of physician, teacher carpenter, engineer
farmer and blacksmith por tenth article troatSo
July third, eighteen hundred and sixty eight six thou
| sand eight hundred dollars.
For last Of three nsalmonts to 10 expended in pres
chts TO the ten persons who grow the most valuable
crops under the same act and treaty live hundred dol
BannocksPor fourth of thirty instalments, to pur
chase four hundred suits Of clothing for males 0ye
mescs for four hundred emQles override ago OF twelve
years, and such flannel ana cotton goods as may b'
needed to make suits for four hundred boys and girls
six thousand nine hundred and thirty seven dollars.
For fourth Of ten instruments, for the purchase 0
such articles may be considered proper by the Sec
rotary Of the INTERIOR for eight hundred persons roam
ing and four hundred persons engaged In agriculture
For pay of physidan, teacher, carpenter, engineer
farmer and blacksmith, six thousand eight hundro'
For transportation Of goods that may DO purchase,
for tho shoshones and Bannock. ayo thousand dolaSr
OF INDIANS in IDAHO AND sOUTlEASTERN
OREGON.
Visions or other articles as the President may iron
time TO time determine, including transportation II
instructng in agricultural pursuits, In providing ON
ployees, educating children, procuring medicine an,
medical attendance for and support of the aged
sick and nhrm, for the helpless orphans Of said lndi
ans and in any other respect to promote their ciyiza
Q SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK.
For permanot annuity, in clothing and other useil
articles, per sixth article treaty Of November seven
tOenth seventeen hundred aud nnety-iour four thou
sand five hundred dollars.
70 SIOUX OF DIFFERENT TRIBES, INCLUDING SAN
IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, AND Nd P0NCA
ON THE GREAT SIOUX RESERVATION, AM