Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-02
powTAWATOMuEs

nlnety I'VE, three hundred ana ully seven dollars
and eighty cents.
For permanent annuity in silver per third article
treaty OF September thrteth, eighteen hundred and
nine, one hundred and seventy eight dollars, and
For permanent annuity, In silver per third article
treaty OF DC oher second, eighteen hundred and
eighteen, eight hundred and ninety four dollars and
fifty cents.
tcle treaty OF September nth, eighteen hundred and
twenty eight, seven hundred and fifteen dollars and
For permanent annuity, in specie, per second ar
tcle treaty of July twenty ninth, eighteen hundred
and twenty nine and second article OF treaty OF Sep
tember goth, eighteen hundred and twenty eightl live
thousand seven hundred and twenty four doarsan
For tine educational purposes, 1ye thousand dol
lars.
For permanent provision for payment OF money.
In lieu of tObacco,ron, Steel per second article trea
" of September twentieth, eighteen hundred and
twenty eight and tenth article treaties OF June
nfth and seventeenth, eighteen hundred and forty
six. one hundred and seven dollars and thirty four
cents
and assistants and for iron and steel for shops per
third article treaty OF October sixteenth, eighteen
hundred aud twenty six, second article treaty OF
September twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight and second article treaty July goth, eighteen
hundred and twenty ninth, one thousand and eight
dollars and ninety nine cents.
For permanently revision for nifty barrels OF salt,
per second article treaty OF July 29th, eighteen hun
dred and twenty nine, one hundred and nfty six dol
lars and nfty four cents.
For interest on one hundred and sixty eight thou
sand one hundred and twenty three dollars aud
eighty five cents, at five per centn In conformity
with provisions OF article seventh NJ treaties OF June
fifth and 8 venteenth, eighteen hundred and forty
six, eleven thousand five hundred and three dollars
and twenty one cents.
PoTTAwAToMiES OF HURON.
For permanent annuity, in money or otherwise per
second article treaty OF November the seven
teenth, eighteen hundred and seven, four hundred
dollars.
dcnt, per third article treaty of May thirteenth,
eighteen hundred and thirty three, one thousand
dollars.
For the blacksmith and the assistants, and tools,
iron, and steel for the blacksmith shop, per same
article OF same treaty, one thousand and sixty dol
lars.
For one farmer, during the pleasure of President,
per same treaty, SIX hundred dollars.
FOR TIE QUI-NAI-ELT AND QUII~LElI-UTE
INDIANS.
For last of five lnstalments on twenty five thou
sand dollars (beng the first SERIES for beneficial OBJ
ects under the direction OF the President, fourth
article treaty OF July first, eighteen hundred and fifty
| five, one thousand dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments, for the sup.
port OF agricultural and industrial school, and for
pay tf suitable Instructors per tenth article treaty
July first, eighteen hundred and fifty five, two thou
| sand five hundred dollars.
For fifteenth OF twenty instruments, for support Of
smith and carpenter shop. and to provide theneces
sary tools therefor per tenth article treaty Of Jay
| first eighteen hundred aud fifty live, 1--WE hundred
| dollars.
fl1teentn OF twenty tlle
ment Of blacksmith, carpenter, and farmer, and Q
physician, who shall furnish medicines for the sick
| per tenth article OF Juty the first, eighteen hun
| dred and fifty i've four thousand one hundred dol
RIVER CROWS.
| For this amount, 10 be expended for such goods
provisions, and other articles the President from
| time TO time, may determine, including transporta
tiOn thereof, In instructing in agricultural and me
| chanlcal pursuits, in providing employees, ednca
| ting children, procuring medicine and medical at
tendance care for and eupport Of the aged, sick an
| ln1rm for the helpless orphans OF said Indians an,
in any other respect to promote their civilization
and comfort, and Improvement, thirty thousand dol
ROGUE RIVERS.
For last Of five instanents, in blankets, clothing
farming utensils, and STOCK fourth article treaty
September tenth. cightsen hundred and fifty three
three thousand dollars.
sAcs AND THE FOXES ON THE MIssIs-
SIPPI.
For permanent annuity In goods or otherwise. pc
third article treary OF November third, eghtee
hundred and four, one thousand dollars.
| For interest on two hundred thousand dollars, a
| 1--WE per centum, per second article treaty of Oci
twenty FIRST eighteen hundred aud thirty seven, te
| thousand dollars.
at nve per cenum, per second article treaty OF Ot
t0ber eleventh. eighteen hundred and forty two lo
| ty Thousand dollars, of which sum one thousand nv
hundred dollars shall he paid for physician for tn
agency, who shall furnish the necessary medicines
Provided, That so much of the appropriation herel
made for the Sacs and Foxes on the mississippi
shall be deemed necessary by the Secretary OF u
Interior, not exceeding fifty per centum thereo
may be used, under his direction, for the purpose
of education and civilization Provided furthe
That the Indians shall consent thereto
SAC AND FOXES OF MISSOURI.
For interest on one hundred and fifty seven thol
sand four hundred dollars, at five per cenium, ,undt
the direction OF the President per second artlc
treaty OF October twenty first eighteen hundred an
thirty seven, seven thousand eight hundred an
For This amount, to be oxpeneed in the erectlo
of suitable school house house, and dwellll
house for the school teacher, for the benefit OF u
, Saes and Foxes OF the Missouri, IN accordance WI
the provisions OF the fifth article OF treaty with sa
tribe of March slXth.eightsen hundred and sixty OF
one thousand dollars
ending Juue thirtieth eighteen hundred and seven
1--WE, as per said article of the treaty, two hundr,
dollars Pr0uiied. That so much Of the appropri
tion herein made for the Sacs and Foxes OF the NJ
souri, as shall be deemed necessary by the Secreta
OF the Interior, not exceedink nifty per centll
thereof, may he uscd under his direction, for q
purposes OF education and civilization Propfded Ju
iher, That the Indians shall consent thereto.
SEMlNoLES.
For five per centum interest on two hundred a
, 1fty thousand dollars to be paid as annuity, as p
u eighth article treaty of August seventh, elghte
! hundred and nfly sixtwelve thousand 1--WE hundr
= dollars.
Il For interest on two hundred and nfty thousai
= dollars at five per centum, to be paid as annult
u (they having joined their brethren wesD per eigh
article treaty OF August seventh, eighteen hunir
. and fifty six twelve thousand live hundred dollar
u For interest on 1fty thousand dollars at the ra
/ | OF i've per centum per annuln, TO be pad annua
for the support Of schools as per third article tre
J, ty OF March twenty first, eighteen huHdred and 81
y ty six, two thousanc Ave hundred dollars
For interest on twenty thousand dollars, at Z
. rate OF five per centum per annum, to he paid
/ nually for the support OF the Seminole governne
y as per third article treaty of March twenty ilr
u eighteen hundred and sixty six, one thousand d
y lars.
ea For permanent annuity, in specie, per fourth al
l. Gle treaty OF September twenty fourth, elght'
IN hundred and seventeen, five hundred dollars
n For permanent onnuty in specie, per fourth a
ID Gle treaty OF September seventeenth, eighteen HI
O. dred and eighteen, five hundred dollars
IL For blacksmith and assistant, shops, and toe
O. | iron and Steel to be applied as stipulated IN
,d | seventh article treaty of February twenty TIL
n eighteen hundred and sixty seven, one thousa
and sixty dollars
For miller during the pleasure of the Preside
six hundred dollars.
rd sENECAS OF NEW YORK.
Nv For permanent annuity, in lieu OF interest
- stock per act of February nineteenth, efghtt
hundred and thirty one six thousand dollars
For interest, In lieu OF investmenton seventy
oh thousand dollars at live per centu, per act OF J
NJ twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and forty
nf three thousand seven hundred and nfty dollars
m For interest," at 1--WE per centum, on forty VI
-" thousand and fifty dollars transferred from the
Ia taro Bank to the United Slates Treasury per ac
H. June twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and Il
a., | SIX two thousand one hunred and ifty two dol
and fifty cents.
yo SENECAS AND SIIAWNEES.
m For permanent annuity, In sp Gle, per fourth
MI Gle of September seventh eighteen hundred
- eighteen, one Thousand dollars
es, For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools,
and steel, per fourth art Gle OF treaty of July tw
es- tieth eighteen hundred and thirty-One and 4
article of treaty of February twenty third, eight