Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-28
eighteen hundred and sixty four, ten Thousand dol

For this amount, to the Pemblna band of Chippe-
was during the pleasure OF the President, per same
treaty, hve thousand dollars.
FOR eleventh OF fifteen instruments, for the pur-
pose OF supplying the Red Lake band Of Chippewas
with gilllng Irvine, cotton maitre, calico, llnsey,
blankets, shee'ing, fannels, provisions, farming
to0s and for such other useful articles and for such
other useful purposes asl may be deemed for their
best interests third article supplementary treaty
OF April twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty four,
eight thousand dollars
For eleventh OF fifteen Instruments for same OBJ
lecls Tor Pembina band of Chippewas, per trea-
ty, four thousand dollars
For eleventh Of fifteen instruments for pay Of one
one physician. who shall furnish medl-
cine for the sick, one miller, and one farmer per
tourin article OF same treaty. three thousand nine
hundred dollars.
For eleventh of fifteen instruments, for the pur-
chase OF iron and steel and other articles for black
smithlng purposes, same treaty above, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For eleventh OF fifteen instruments, TO be expend-
eu ior carpenterlng and other purposes, per same
treaty, one thousand dollars.
FOR transportation of annuity goods and proyl-
slons, and iron and steel for 6lacksmths. for the
G.hlppewas OF Red Lake and Pembna tribe, two
Thousand dollars. o,,oor,us
For permanent annuity, Iper second article treaty
OF November sixteenth, eighteen hundred and five
and thirteenth article treaty of June twenty second
eighteen hundred and fifty four, u rec thousand dol
For permanent annuity for support of light horse
men, per thirteenth article treary oil October eigh-
teentl, eighteen hundred and twenty and the
thirteenth article of June the twenty second
eighteen hundred and fifty six, six hundred dol
lars
For permanent annuity, for support of blacksmith
per sixth article treaty OF October eighteenth elg
teen hundred and twenty, ninth article treaty of
January twentieth, eighteen hundred ond twenty
nve, and thirteenth article treaty of June twenty
stc)nd, eighteen hundred and fifty five, six hundred
dollars.
For permanent annuity for education. per second
article treaty OF January twentieth, eighteen hun
bred and twenty i've and thirteenth article treaty
OF June 22nd, eighteen hundred and fifty two,six
For permanent annuity, for iron and steel, per
ninth article OF January twentieth, eighteen hun
dred and twenty 1--WE, and thirteenth article treaty
OF June 22d, eighteen hundred AMI fifty flve three
hundred and twenty dollars
For interest on three hundred and ninety two thou
sand two hundred and fifty seven dollars aud ninety
two cents, at i've per centum per annum, for edn-
cation, support OF the government and other bene-
fetal purposes, under the direction Of the general
council oil the Choctaws in conformity with the pro-
visions contained In the ninth and thirteenth articles
treaty OF January twentieth, eighteen hundred and
twenty five, and treaty OF June twenty second,
eighteen hundred and fifty 1--WE, nineteen thousand
five hundred and twelve dollars and eighty nine
cents.
CoNFEDERATED TRIBES. AND BANDS OF IN
DAMS IN MIDDLE OREGON.
For the last Of five instruments, third SERIES for
beneficial objects, per second article treaty of June
twenty NTH, eighteen hundred and fifty i've, four
thousand dollars.
tence OF one farmer one blacksmith, and one wagon
and pillow maker, per fourth article treaty OF June
25th eighteen hundred and fifty five, three thousand
five hundred dollars.
For fifteenth or twenty instruments, for pay and
subsistence OF one physician, one sawyer, one NIL
ler one superintendent of farming Operatons and
school teacher, per fonrth article treaty of June
twenty nth, eighteen hundred and fifty i've live
thousand one hundred dollars,
For fifteenth OF twenty instruments, for salary of
the head chief of said confederated bands per 4th
article treaty OF June twenty fifth, eighteen hun
bred and fifty i've, five hundred dollars.
CREEKS.
For permanent annuity, In money per fourth artl-
Gle treaty OF August seventh seventeen hundred and
ninety, and fifth article treaty OF August seventh,
eighteen hundred and Fifty six, one Thousand i've
For permanent annuity in money, per second ar
tlce treaty of June sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
two, and fifth article treaty OF August seventh,
eighteen hundred and nfly SIX, three thousand dol
lars.
For educational purposes, per fifth article treaty
OF Feb. fourteenth, eighteen hundred and thirty
three, one thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity In money, per fourth arti-
Gle of January twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and
and twenty six and fifth article treaty OF August
enth, eighteen hundred and fifty six, twenty thou
For permanent annuity for blacksmith and assist.
ant and for shop and tools, per eighth article treaty
OF January twenty fonrth, eighteen hundred and
twenty six, and fifth article treaty of August 7th,
eighteen hundred and fifty six, eight hundred and
forty dollars.
For permanent annuity, for iron and. steel fol
shop, per eighth article treaty OF January twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred aud twenty six, and
hundred and nfty SIX, TWO hundred and seventy dol
lars.
wright per eighth article treaty OF January twent,
fourth, eighteen hundred and twenty six, and NTH
article treaty OF August Ith, eighteen hundred anu
nfly six, six hundred dollars
For Ave per centum interest on two hundred thou
sand dollars for purposes OF education, per SIKH
article treaty Of August seventh, eighteen hundred
and tfty six, ten thousand dollars.
For Interest on six hundred and seventy nve thou
| sand one hundred and sixty eight dollars, at IN
rate of five per centum per annum, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary OF the Interior
under provisions OF third article treaty of June four
teenth, eighteen hundred and sixty six thirty three
thousand seven hundred and nfty eight dollars and
| forty cents.
| For sixth of thirty instruments, to supply NAL,
persons,sx hundred In number, over fourteen years
of age with suit OF good substantial w0ollen cloth
/ Ing, consisting of coat, hat panta0ons, ianne
SHIRT and woollen socks as per ninth article treat
of May 7th eighteen hundred and sixty eight, elgh
| thousand four hundred dollars.
| For sixth Of thirty instruments, TO supply each fe
| male, seven hundred In number over twelve year
| of age with flannel shirt, or the goods necessar
| TO make the same, pair OF wooden hose, twely
yards OF calico and twelve yards OF cotton domesti
| us per same article, eight thousand four hundre
/ dollars.
| For sixth of thirty instruments, TO supply tire
| hundred aud fifty boys and three hundred and MT
girls under the ages nnmed such flannel and cotto
goods as may be needed TO make each suit as afor
/ said, together with pair OF WOODEN hose Tor each
| per same article, i've thousand nine hundred an
|
| For sixth OF ten instruments, to be used by TIL
Secretary Of the Interior In the purchase OF such al
ticles as from time, their condition and neces5are
may indicate to be proper, the sum OF ten dollar
for each Indian roaming as per same article, SUI
not exceeding ten thousand dollars
For pay Of a physician, per tenth article sam
/ treaty, one thousand four hundred dollars.
For fifth OF twenty instruments, for pay OF teache
and furnishing necessary books and stationery ui
der seventh article OF same treaty, two thousan
dollars.
| For pay OF second blacksmith, and iron and stee
per eighth article OF the treaty, two thousan
dollars
| For fifth of ten instruments to be used by til
Secretary OF the Interior III the purchase OF sucn al
ticles as from time to time, the condition ana III
cessitles of the Indians may indicate to he prope
the sum of twenty dollars for each Indian engage
In agriculture, as per the ninth article OF the sam
treaty, a sum not exceeding twenty thousand do
lars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may |
necessary, to furnish flour and meat, one hundre
thousand dollars
For pay OF carpenter, miller, engineer, farmer,aI
blacksmith, as per tenth article treaty of MAY III
eighteen hundred aad Sixty eight, Tour thOusal
live hundred dollars.
For last of three instruments, for the purchase
seeds and agricultural implements for such Indian
as shall farm, one thousand two hundred and IF
dollars.
For the transportation Of goods, i've thousar
| dollars.
DBLAWAREs.
For interest on thirty seven thousand and nine
five dollars and twenty five centHat i've per centur
being the value, In part, of thirty six sections
| land set apart by treaty OF eighteen hundred al
| twenty nine for education, per Senate resolution
June thirteenth, eighteen hundred and thirty min
and NTH article treaty OF May sixth, eighteen hu
bred and fifty four, one Thousand eight hundred al
fifty four dollars and seventy six cents.
D'wAMIsH AND OTHER ALLIED TRIBES