The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03
CHOCTAWS.

and FIVE, and thirteenth article treaty CT Jul
twenty second, eighteen hundred and Atty ~
three thousand dollars
Il For permanent annuity, for support Of ligh
horsemsn, per thirteenth article treaty. of Oct,
Der eighteenth, eighteen hundred and twent
and thirteenth srticls treaty Of Juus twenty SO
ond eighteen hundred and fifty six, six huaar.
dollars.
i For permanent annuity, for support
blacksmith, per sixth article treaty OF Oct,
/ Der eiheteenth, eighteen hundred and twer
4 ty, ninth article treaty of January twentieth
4 eighteen hundrfd aud twenty-five, and thi
tenth article treaty Of j the tveuiy-secons
eighteen hundred and dfty-Gye, six hundre
/ dollars. iaMe
For permanent annuity for education, pc
coud article treaty Of january twentieth
eighteen hundred and twenty-five, and thin
Iteenth article treaty Of June tHenty-seeond
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, six sliousan
/ dollars liaa 81
/ Fer permanent snnuity for Iron and Steel
per ninth article treaty OF January twentieth
eighteen hundred and twenty Eve, and th;r
teenth article treaty ofJune twenty second
eighteen hundred and Fifty five, three hun
dred and twenty dollars. ~. fds 81 ar7s
! For interest on three hundred and ninsil
thousand two hundred and ffty-seyen dollars
and nluety,two cents, at five per centum pei
amman, for education, support Of the govern
ment, aud other beneficial purposes, uadel
the direction of the general council of the
choctsws, in conformity with the provisions
contained in the ninth aud thirteenth arti-
cles treaty Of January twentieth, eighteen
hundred and twenty-five, and treaty Of June
twenty second, eighteen hundred and Gfey-ive,
nineteen thousand five hundred and twelve
dollars and eighty-nine cents.
CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND
BANDS OF INDIANS IN
MIDDLE OREGON.
For fourth Of FIVE iustalInents, third series,
for beneficial objects, per second article trea-
ty of June weaty-dfth, eighteen hundred
and ffy-Gye, four thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of fifteen instaIments, for
pay and subsistence Of one farmer, one black
smith, and one wagon and pillow maker, per
fourth article treaty Of June twenty fifth.
eighteen hundred and ifty-fye, three thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars. .hs b.,
For fourteenth Of twenty iGstalneatg, for
pay and subsistence of one physician, enc
sawyer, one miller, one superintendent Of
farming operations, and one school-teach-
er, per fourth article treaty of June twenty
fitch, eighteen hundred AID ffty-Gye, Gye
thousand six hundred dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instalments, for
salary Of the head chief Of sid confedera-
ted bands. per fourth article treaty Of June
tweuty=Ghh, eighteen hundred and City five,
Eve hundred dollars.
CREEKS.
For permanent annuity in money per fourth
article treaty Of August seventh, seventeen
hundred and ninety, and fifth article treaty
of August seventh, eighteen hundred aud
ffty-six, one thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For permanent annuity in money, per sec.
oud article treaty Of June sixteenth, eish-
toen hundred and two, and fitth article treaty
of august seventh, eighteen hundred and
tifty-six, three thousand dollars. 80 y
For permanent annuity in money, per fourth
article treaty Of January twenty fourth, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty-slx, and fifth arti-
Gle treaty Of August seventh, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-slz, twenty thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for blacksmith and
assistant, and for shop and tools, per eighth
article treaty Of January twenty fourth, eigh-
teen hundred and tweEty-six, and fifth arti-
Gle treaty Of August seventh, eighteen hun
dred and tifty-slx, eight hundred and forty
dollars.
For permanent annuity for iron and steel
for shop, per eighth article treaty Of Janua-
~ twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and TWEEN
ty. six, and fifth article treaty Of August sew
enth eighteea hundred and fifty six ,tN o hun
cred and seventy dollars.
For permanent annuity for the pay Of q
wheelright per eigth article treaty of Janu-
airy twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and
twenty-six, and eth article treaty Of August
seventh, eighteen hundred and ffty-six, six
hundred dollars
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
tools, eight hundred and forty dollars.
For iron and steel for shop, three hundred
and seventy dollars
For magon-makcr, six hundred dollars.
For education, one thousand dollars.
For assistance III agricultural operations,
two thousand dollars.
For five pereeutum interest en- two hun
dred thousand dollars, for purposes Of eduoa-
ton, per sixth article treaty Of August 9Th,
eighteen hundred and fttr7six, ten thousand
dollars.
For interest on six hundred and seventy
FIVE thousand one hundred aud sizty-eight
dollars, at the rate Of five per centum per an
mum, to be expended under the direction Of
the Secretary Of the Interior, under proyis-
ioDs Of third article treaty Of June four
tenth, eighteen hundred and iktJ -six, thlr-
ty-three thousand seven hundred aud fifty
eight dollars and forty cents. H.
CROWS. ..s..
For 9th Of thirty iastalmects, to supply
male persons, six hundred in number, over
fourteen years Of age, with suit Of good
substantial WOODEN clothing consisting oi
coat, has, pantaloons, flannel shirt, and wool
ca socks as per ninth article treaty Of May
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-eighs
/ eight thousand four hundred dollars,
For fifth of thirty instalments, to supply
each female, seven hundred in number, over
twelve years of age, with a hanrcl shirt, or
| the goods necessary TO make the same, a pair
Of WOODEN hose, twelve yards of calico, and
twelve yards of cotton domestic, as per same
article, eight thousand four hundred dollars
For fifth Of thirty instruments, to supply
three hundred and fifty boys and three hun
bred aud fifty girls, under the ages named
such flannel and cotton goods as may be need
ed to make each a suit as aforesaid, together
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