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DAILY NEW ERA.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1869.
VOL. V.—NO. 1286.
LAWS,
tof til* Forty.
t&ent, and
a Italian
a, eighteen
\ Iho nor! la
■a. under troa-
rixty-etght,
hteeu bund:
iol house, per
th# fiscal year
•ed and seventy,
l •eventy-six dol-
pudrcd and sixty*
hundred dollars;
tenter, seven bun-
hundred and
aired dollars; fann-
la; and blacksmith,
f tribe who. In the
I the most profitable
(ninth article treaty
lalxty-eight, lor the
htseu buudred and
ind seventy, four
LACKAMA8 IN-
L VALLEY.
Ihird seriea of an-
nd article treaty
sober, eighteen hunted and forty-two, and eighth an
tweuti -third of tweuty-aix Instalments, to be
paid the Chippewas of Mississippi. per third article
treaty August second. eighteen hundred and forty-
aaven, one «hooaaud doUare.
For second of ten instalments for the support of a
school or schools upon said reservation, in accordance
with third article treaty of March nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, four thousand dollars.
For seooud of ten instalments to bo expended in
promoting the progress of the people in agriculture
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, six thousand dol
lars.
For second of ten instalments for the support of a
physician, lu accordance with third article treaty
of March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and slxty-sev-
"3. one thousand two hundred dollars.
For second of teu instalments for the purchase of
uecrssary medicines, in accordance wltli third article
of treaty March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
Mxty-aevou, three hundred dollars.
For insurance, transportation, and necessary cost
of delivery ot annuities and provisions for Chippewa#
of Mississippi, in accordance with sixth article of th
treaty ot March nineteen, eighteen huudred and sixty-
,, five thousand dollars.
CHirPiWAH, PILLAGER, AM) LAKE WINKEDA-
OO0U18H BANDS.
Por fifteenth of thirty instalments of annuity
money, per third Article treaty twenty-second Februa
ry, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, ten thousand six
hundred and sixty-six dollars and sixty-six cents.
For fifteenth of thirty instalments of an unity
goods, per third article treaty twenty-second Februa
ry, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, eight thousand
purposes of
dent, per fifth article treaty February fourteenth, eigh- of e blacksmith, carpenter, former, and physician,
teen buudred sad thirty.three, and fifth article treaty who shall furnish medicines for tbe sick, per eleventh
August seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, six — ' • -»•—
hundred dollars.
For aaslslanoe In agricultural operrtious, during the
pleasure of the President, per eighth aitide treaty
January twenty-fourth, eighteen huudred and twenty-
and filth article treaty August aevouth, eighteen
huudred and fifty-six, two thousand dollars.
For education, during the pleasure of the President,
per fifth article treaty February fourteenth, elghteeu
hundred end thirty-three, and fifth article treaty Au
gust seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, one thou
sand dollars.
For five per oentum interest on two hundred thous
and dollars for purposes of education, per sixth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty-six,
jgfi thousand dollars.
sand dollars.
^□interest
thousand on# hundred aud sixty-eight dollars, i
hundred and seventy-five
For fifteenth of twenty instalments for purposes of
education, including compensation of teacher, per
third article treaty twenty-second February, eighteen
third article treaty
i eighteen hundred
r-mill at l.eech Lake, per third articli
uraiy iwemy-second February, efghteer * ' ’
fifty-five, six hundred dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
AND LAKE WINNKBAGOSHIHH BANDS OF CHIP
PEWA INDIANSIN MINNESOTA.
For sixth of ten instalmei
with ten yoke of good work
two hundred grubbing hoes, ten ploughs, ten grind
stones, one hundred axes, (handled), twenty spades,
and other fanning implements, per fifth article treaty
May seventh, eighteen huudred aud sixty-four, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For employment of two carpenters, one thousand
eight huudrod dollars, and two blacksmiths, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars; four farm laborers, two
sick, five hundred dollars, per fifth article treaty May
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, seven thou
sand seveu hundred dollars.
For tills amount to be applied toward the support of
a saw-mill to bo built for the common use of the Chip
pewas of Mississippi, aud the lied Lake and Pembina
bands of Chippewas, so long as the President may
dians, and to inspect the fields, buildings, mills, and
other improvements, as stipulated in the seventh arti
cle treaty May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-
four, not exceeding any one year more thau tweuty
days’ service, at five dollars per day, or more thau
threo hundred miles travel, at ten cents per mile, four
hundred and eighty dollars.
rata of five per centum, to be expended under the di
rection of the Beeretary of the Interior, under provl
stuns of the third article treaty June fourteenth, eigh
teen huudred aud aixty-six, thirty-eight thousand sev
eu huudrod and fifty eight dollars and forty cents.
For this amount required to pay the expenses of
taking a census and Investigating the claims of loyal
refugee Indians and freediueu, per fourth article trea
ty June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and aixty-six,
fifteen hundred dollars.
CROWS.
For first of thirty instalments to supply male per
sons over fourteen years of age with a suit of good
substantial woolen clothing, consisting of coat, hat,
pantaloon*, flannel shirts, And woolen socks, per ninth
•nty, fon thousand dollars.
over twelve years of age with a flannel * skirt or the
goods necessary to make ths as me, a pair of woolen
hose, twelve yards of calico, and twelve yards cotton
domestic, per ninth article treaty of May aevouth,
eighteen huudred and sixtwight, for the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy,
five thousand dollar*.
For first of thirty Instalments to supply ths boys
and girls under tho ages named such flannel and cot
ton goods as may be needed to make each a suit an
aforesrid, together with a pUr of tvQoleu hose for each,
per ninth article treaty or May seventh, elghteeu huu
dred and sixty-eight, for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud seventy, four thous
and five hundred dollars.
of ten dollars fur each Indian roaming, (one thousand
nine hundred and fifty-three souls), per ninth article
treaty of May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-
dght, for tbe fiscal year ending Juno thirtieth, tigh
ten huudred and seventy, nineteen thousand live
hundred and thirty dollars.
For tbe construction of a school house or mission
building, per third article treaty of May seventh, eigh-
*ien hundred and sixty-eight, two thousand five hun-
ilght, eight thousand dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller,
and engineer, per tenth article treaty May seventh,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, five thousand two
huudred dollars.
construction of a war* house or store-room for
of tho agent in storing goods belonging to tbe
Article treaty thIrty-Arat January, eighteen huudred
Aud fifty-five, three thousand six hundred dollars.
MENOMONEE*.
For fourteenth of fifteen Instalments for pay of mil
ler, per third article treaty twelfth May, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-four, six hundred dollars.
For fourth of fifteen luetalweute of auuulty upon
two hundred aud forty-two thousand six hundred aud
eighty -six dollar*, for cession of lands, per fourth ar
ticle treaty May twelfth, eighteen hundred aud fifty-
MIAMIEBOF KANSAS.
For permanent provision for blacksmith aud assis
tant, and iron aud steel for shop, per fifth article trea
ty sixth October, eighteen hundred aud eighteen, aud
fourth article treaty Juue filth, elghteeu huudred aud
fifty-four, nine hundred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller. In lieu of gun
smith, per fifth article treaty sixth October, eighteen
hundred and eighteen, fifth articlo treaty twenty-third
October, eighteen hundred and thirty-four, and fourth
article troaty fifth June, eighteen huudred and fifty-
four, six hundred dollars.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at fivo per
atlonal purposes,
treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred
thousand fivo huudred dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments upon two hundred
tbouHind dollars, per third articlo treaty fifth Juno,
eighteen hundred aud flfty-four, seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
MI AMIES OF INDIANA.
For interest on two hundred and twenty-one tlious-
■Pdt“ ... .-
alx i.
fourth September, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven,
thirty thousand dollars.
For support of two manual labor schools, daring
the pleasure of the President, per third article treaty
September tweuty-fourth, eighteen hundred and fifty-
seven, teu thousand dolliu's.
For purchaao of iron and steel aud other necessa
ries for the shops, during the pleasure of the Presi
dent, per same treaty, five hundred dollars.
For pay of two blacksmiths, one ol whom shall be
gunsmith and Uuamlth, per same treaty, twelve bun
dred dollars.
For pay of two strikers or apprentloes In black
smith’s shop, per same treaty, four hundred and eigh
ty dollars.
For the purchase of farming utensils and atock, dur
ing the pleasure of the President, per aame treaty,
treaty, rii huudred
sixty-two dollars and eighty-nine c
MIAMIK8—EEL RIVER.
For permanent annuity in goods or o
fourth artic le treaty third August, aeventocu huudred
and nine-five, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
articles treaty twenty-first August, eighteen hundred
and five, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
third and separate article to treaty thirtieth September,
eighteen huudred and nine, three hundred and fifty
Foi
MOLEL INDIANS.
i instalments for keeping lu repair
w mills, and for tho pay of necessary
employees, tho benefits of which to bo shared alike by
all the confederated bands, per second article treaty
twenty-first December, eighteen hundred aud fifty-
five, one thousand fivo nundred dollars.
For last ol ten Instalments for pay of a carpenter
andjolner to aid in eractlng buildings and making
furniture for said Indians, aud to furnish tools in in
said service, per second article treaty twenty-first De
cember, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, one thousand
dollars,
For pay of teachers to manual labor school for all
necessary materials therefor, and for the subsistence
of the pupils, per second article treaty twonty-first
December, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, twelve
linquisbment of title to lands, to be applied to ben
eficial objecta, per fourth articlo treaty twenty-sixth
December, eighteen huudred aud fifty-four, one thou
per same treaty, aix hundred dollars.
For pay of an engineer, at the discretion of the
President, per same treaty, twelve huudred dollars.
For pay of apprentices to assist in working the mill,
•r same treaty, five hundred dollars.
For keeping iu repair the grist and saw mills, per
mo treaty, three hundred dollars.
PONCAS.
3 be expended during the pleasure
March twel nil, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight.
For per
POTTO WATAMIES.
ent annuity in silver, pe
fourth article
hundred aud niuoly
nty-four dollars and sov-
treaty third August,
five, seven hundred and
euty-seveu cents.
For permanent annuity in silver, per third arUcii
treaty thirtieth September, eighteen huudred and
nine, throe hundred and six" ‘ ‘
nine cents.
For permanent annuity iu silver, per third article
five hundred dollars.
For the construction of an agency building, per
article of same treaty, two thousand dollars.
For the building of a residence for a physician to
said Indians, per s * -• * - *-• ••
ken thousand five hundred dollars.
DELAWARES.
For lifo annuity to chief, per private article to s
plemental treaty twenty-fourth September, elghti
hundred and twenty-nine, to treaty of third October,
n hundred and eighteen, one hundred dollars,
nterest on forty-six thousand and eighty dol-
lars, at five per centum, being the value of thirty-i
, the most valuabk
f the pay of a farm-
i November, eigh-
I hundred and fifty
^ hmulml Ud
WAN CREEK. AND
Isptcmber, eighteen
i for agricultural
aud other tools,
larticio treaty thir
ls lor moral and
dollars of which
land yearly, to ena-
I their village, per
tomber, eighteen
id dollars,
la for alx smiths
A articles treaty thtr-
aud flity-four,
l for the support
L and fifth articles
a hundred and flfty-
l and twenty dol-
t hundred aud alx-
J shop, daring the
welfth articlo treaty
kdred and fifty-four,
G«th, eighteen hun-
lo liars.
, during the pleasure
Iclo treaty September
fifty-four, and third
teen huudrod ami six
1 dollars.
1 CHIPPEWAS.
ts, for the support of
i for tools. Iron and
for the blacksmith
f April aevonth, olgh-
i thousand fivo hun-
a for the support of
wy books and sta-
of April seventh,
i eight huudrod dol-
ticls treaty of April
•rd articlo treaty ol
Bd sixty-aix, throe
I of aunulty in pro-
Las per third article
’Ted and sixty-
t and sixty six, six
y oost of delivery of
■ eighth articli
ed end fifty-four,
j, eighteen hun-
h i hundred and
t the second series for
per fourth article
j hundred and forty-
thirtieth September,
. and third article
dred and rixty-four.
s of the second sorii
mrth article treaty fourth
nd forty-two, and eighth
tnber, eighteen hundred
*» of treaty May seventh,
i rents.
for
tobaeoo, par fourth
Ighteen hundred and for
K thirtieth September.
, and third article of
hundred and sixty-four,
dollars and etxty-seven
_•* a**ood aeries for
*•. including the pay of
tarnishing Iron and
f fourth ocou,.
R»aus
eighteen bun-
OF CHIPPEWAS.
of tho President, per third articlo t
h'hteon hundred and sixty-three, and se
[ppleiueutary to treaty twelfth April, <
hundred a
For this amount
during the pleasi
of the President, per s
five thousand dollars.
For sixth ol fifteen instalments for the
supplying the Red Lake band of Chlppe
lug twine, cotton matter, calico,
aheeting, flannels, provisions, farm
inch other useful articles, and for
purposes as tnay bo doomed for their bust interests,
per third article supplementary treaty of twelfth April,
eighteen hundred ami sixty-four, eight thousand dol-
‘ l.
for tho sixth of fifteen instalments for same objects
Pembina band of Chippewas, per same treaty, four
thousand dollars.
For sixth of fifteen instalments for pay of ono black-
hundred dollars.
For sixth of fifteen instalmei
irpentering and other purposes, per s
lonsand dollars.
For sixth of fifteen instalments, to defray expenses
of aboard of visitors, to consist of not more than three
persons, to attend the annuity payments of tho In
dians, throe hundred and ninety dollars.
Tor insurance and transportation of annuity goods
d provisions, and Iron and steel for blacksmiths, for
5 Chippewas of Red Lake and Pembina tribe, five
>usand dollars.
CHICKASAWS.
For permanent annuity in goods, per set twenty-
dred and sixty-n
CHOCTAWS.
permanent annuity, per second article treaty
nth November, elghteeu huudred and five, and
lty-second June, elghteeu
hundred and fifty-five, six hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity for education, per second
articlo treaty twentieth January, eighteen hundred
and twenty-five, and thlrt 'enth articlo treaty twenty-
second Juno, elghteeu hundred and fifty-five, six thou-
• permanent annuity for iron and stool, per ninth
article treaty twentieth January, eighteen hundred aud
twenty-five, and thirteenth article troaty tweuty-Hec-
ond June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, three hun-
support of the government, and other beneficial pur-
five, nineteen thousand fire hundred aud twelvo dol
lars and eiuhty-nluc cents: Provided, That it shall be
tho duty of the Secretary of the Interior to sell s suftl-
tho amount of tho awards heretofore approved by him
favor of Joseph O. Ileald and Iteubou Wright un
der the provisions of tho fiftieth article of tho treaty
concluded with tho Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians on
the twenty-eighth day of April, eighteen hundred aud
CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND BANDS OF IN
DIANS IN MIDDLE OREGON.
For last of five instalments, second series, for bene
ficial objects, at the discretion of_tho President, per
For tenth of fifteen instalments for pay and subsis
tence of one farmer, one blacksmith, and ono wagon
and plough maker, per fourth article treaty twenty-
fifth Juno, eighteen hundred and flfty-flvo, threo tliou-
" e hundred dollars.
•nth of twenty instalments for pay and subsis
tence of one physician, one sawyer, one miller,
superintendent of farming operations,
north i
eighteen hundred end fifty-five, five thousand six hun
dred dollars.
For tenth of twenty Instalments for salary of tho
head chief of said confederated bands, per fourth arti
cle treaty twenty-fifth June, eighteen hundred aud fif
ty-five, five hundred dollars.
CREEKS.
r permanent annuity In money, per fourth
clo treaty seventh August, seventeen hundred and
ninety, and fifth article treaty seventh August, eigh-
«n ■•••Mired and fifty-six, one thousand five hundred
For permanent annuity In money, per second art!-
sixteenth June, eighteen hundred and two,
- j V« c ,oven th August, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-six, three thousand dollirs.
For jwrmanyt annuity in money, per fourth articlo
treaty twenty-fourth January, eighteen hundred and
. ?l ty ‘ ,1 i t L fcn . d fifth article treaty aeventh August,
eighteen hundred and fifty six, twenty thousand "dol-
For permanent annuity for blacksmith and aasla-
tant, and for shopand tools, per eighth article treaty
six, and ftfUi article treaty aeventh August, eighteen
hundred and flfty-aix, eight hundred and forty dol-
For permanent annuity for Iron and steel for shop
per eighth article troaty twenty-fourth January, eigh
teen hundred and twenty-six. and fifth article treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty-air * V
hundred and aevonty dollars.
For permanent annuity for the pay of a wheelwright
per eighth article treaty twenty-fourth January, eigh’
teen hundred and twenty-six. and fifth article troaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, six
hundred dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant and for shop and tooie,
during the plaaaur# of the President, per fifth artlole
treaty fourteenth February, eighteen hundred and
thirty-three, and fifth article treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and flfty-alx, eight hundred and for
tyjollar*.
For Iron and steal for ah op during the pleasure of
ths President, per Iflh artWc treaty fourteenth Feb
ruary, dghleea huudred and thirty-thrae, and fifth ar-
tWft treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and fif
ty-six, three hundred and aeventy dollars.
For wagon-maker, during the pleasure of the Presl-
dred and twenty-nine, for education per Senate resolu
tion January uinetcon, eighteen hundred and thirty-
eight, and fifth article treaty of May sixth, eighteen
thousand throe hundred
D WAMI8H AND OTHER ALLIED TRIBES IN WA8H-
u n dred dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for tho establish
ment and support of an agricultural aud Industrial
school, and to provide said school with a suitable In
structor or instructors, per fourteenth article treaty
enty-aecoml January, eighteen hundred sud llfly-
e, three thousand dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for the establish-
i nt and support of a smith and carpenter shop, aud
of a blacksmith, c
dred und fifty-five, three thousand
FLATHEADS AND OTHER CONFEDERATED
TRIBES.
For tho flrbt Ol five instalments on one hundrod and
twenty thousand dollars, being tho third Beries, for
beneficial objects, at tho discretion of tho Proaidant,
per fourth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hun
dred and flfty-flvo, four thousand dollars.
For tenth of tweuty instalments for tho support of
i agricultural and industrial school, keeping in re-
_iir the buildings, and providing suitable furntturo,
books, and stationery, per fifth article treaty sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and flfty-flvo, three hundred
nid sight hundrod dollars.
For tenth of tweuty instalments for keeping in re
pair blacksmiths’, tin and gunsmiths’, carpenters’,
‘ wagon and plough-makers’ shops, and providing
•saary tools therefor, j>er fifth article] troaty six
teenth July, eighteen hundred and Qfty-flve, fivo hun-
th of twenty Instalments for the employ-
*» farmers, two millers, one blacksmith, one
o gunsmith, ono carpenter, and one wagon
pair saw and flouring mills, and for furnishing tho
necessary tools and fixtures therefor, per fifth article
treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and flfty-flvo,
lixteeuth July, eighteen hundred aud flfty-flvo, three
hundred dollars.
■ For tenth oftwouty instalments for pay of a physi
cian, per fifth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred aud fifty-five, ono thousand four hundred
dollars.
tenth of twenty instalments for keeping in re
pair the buildings required for tho various employees
and furnishing necessary furniture therefor, per fifth
article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundrod and
fifty-five, three hundrod dollars,
For tenth of twenty instalments for the pay of each
of ths head chiefs of the Flathead, Kootenay, and Up-
por Pend d’Oroillea tribes, per filth articlo troaty six
teenth July, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, fifteen
hundred dollars.
■ For insurance and transportation of annuity goods
and provisions, per fifth article troaty sixteenth July,
eighteen hundred aud sixty-flvo, four thousand dol-
fleial pnrpo
per ninth articlo of treaty of May seventeenth, eigh
teen hundred aud flfty-four, two thousand eight hun-
dr» d and seventy-five dollars.
KANSAS.
For interest in lien of investment on two hundred
thousand dollars, at fivo per centum per annum, per
H ud article treaty of January fourteen, eighteen
dred and forty-six, ten thousand dollars,
KICKAPOOS.
)r sixteenth instalment of interest, st fivo per con-
, on one hundred thousand dollars for educational
other beneficial purposes, as per second article
troaty May eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty-four,
five thousand dollars.
■For sixteenth instalment on two hundred thousand
dollars, to be paid in eighteen hundred aud seventy,
r second article treaty eighteenth May, eighteen
direction of the President, as per second article treaty
' October fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-
iur, eight thousand dollars.
For third of twenty Instalments for keeping In ro-
Ur one saw-mill, ono flouring mill, buildings for the
blacksmith, carpenter, and wagon aud plough-maker,
the manual labor school, aud hospital, an per fourth
article treaty ol October fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and alxty-four, one thousand dollars.
For fourth of twenty instalments for tho purchaao
of tools and mats rials for saw and flour mills, carpen
ter. blacksmith, wsgou sad plough-makers’ shops,
and books and stationery for the manual laltor
achool, as per fourth articlo treaty of October four
teenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, ono thous
and five hundred dollars.
For fourth of fifteen instalments for pay and sub
sistence of one superintendent of farming, one farmer,
one blacksmith, ope.aawyar, one carpenter, and one
wagon and plough-nteker, as per fifth article treaty of
October fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four,
six thousand dollars.
For fourth of twenty instalment* to pey aalarv and
subsistence of one physician, one miller, and two
school teachers, a* per fifth articlo treaty of October
fourteenth, eighteen hunnred und aixty-fonr, three
thousand six hundred dollars.
MAKAH TRIBE.
For last of tour instalments of thirty thousand dol-
lars. (being the fourth aeries), under direction of tbe
President, as per fifth article of treaty of January
thirty-first, eighteen hundred and fifty-fire, one thous
and fire hundred dollars.
For tenth of twenty Inetalmenta for support of
smith and carpenter's shop, and to provide the neoes-
•*ry tool* therefor, per eleventh article treaty thirty-
firat January, eighteen hundred and fifty-fire, fire hun
dred dollars.
For tenth of twanty instalment* for the support of
an agricultural and industrial school, end for p«J of
teachers, per eleventh article treaty thirty-first Janu-
a . elghteeu hundred and fifty-five, two thousand
lam.
For tenth of twanty instalments for the rmployment
strutter, smith, physician, who shaU furnish medicine
for the sick .carpenter, and farmer, per tenth article
treaty twenty-sixth December, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, five thousand dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments for the support
of an agricultural and industrial school, aud support
of smith and carpontcr shop, and providing the neces
sary tools therefor, in conformity with tenth article of
treaty December twenty-aixth, eighteen hundrod and
fifty-four, fifteen hundred dollars.
NAVAJOES.
For such articles of clothing, or raw materials in
lieu thereof, for eight thousand Navajoe Indians, not
exceeding five dollars each Indian, in oonformity with
eighth article treaty Jane first, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, forty thousand dollars.
’* seeds, farming Implements, work cattle, and
hundred and forty thousand dollars.
For survey of the Nav^joo Indian reservation, in
conformity with fifth article treaty of June first, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-eight, thirty-six thousand twe
hundred and twenty dollars.
For insurance and transportation- or tho fiscal yeai
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred ami seventy,
deficiency expended in subsisting the Navajoes at the
Bosque Redondo, according to the contract made by
Thoodore H. Dodd, from tho twenty-second of May,
eighteen hundred aud sixty-eight, until their removal
to thbir old homes, one thonsai d ono hundred ami
flfty-flvo doll.irs aud ninety cents.
SIS8ITON AND WAl’.PETON.
For survey of reservation for tho Staalton and War-
jreton bands of Dakota or Sioux Indians, as per third,
b, and fifth articles of tho treaty with aaid ludi
ana of February nineteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-
seven, fortjf-flve thousand dollars, or so much thorooi
NEZ PERCE INDIANS.
For last of five instalments of second series for ben
eficial objects, at tho discretion of tho President, per
fourth article treaty of Juno eleventh, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-five, eight thousand dollars.
For teuth of twenty Instalments for the support of
to schools, ono of which schools to bean agricultural
and industrial school, keeping in repair school build
ings, aud for providing suitable furniture, books, and
itationcry, per fifth articlo treaty eleventh Juno, oigh-
of one superintendent of teaching and two teachers,
. ... . .. . eighteen hun-
' hundred dol-
and ninety-three cents.
For permanent annuity in money, per second arti
cle treaty twentieth September, eighteen hundred and
twenty-eight, one thousand four hundred and forty-
nine dollars and fifty-four cents.
For permanent annuity in specie, per second article
troaty twenty-ninth July, eighteen huudred and twen
ty-nine, eleven thousand fivo hundred and ninety-six
twentieth October, eighteen hundred and thirty-t
‘ to hundred dollars.
For life muuity to chiefs, per third articlo troaty
twenty-six.h September, eighteen huudred aud thirty-
three, scvai huudred dollars: Provided, That satisfac
tory evideace shall be shown to the Secretary of the
Interior that the chief or chiefs provided for by said
articles ar* still living.
For education, during tho pleasure of Congress, per
third article treaty of October sixteenth, eighteen hun
dred aud twenty-six, second article treaty September
twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, and
fourth article treaty October twenty-seventh, eighteen
huudred aui thirty-two, five thousand dollars.
For permanent provision for the payment of money
in lieu of tobacco. Iron, and steel, per second article
treaty twentieth September, eighteen hundred and
twenty-eight, and tenth articlo of tho treaty of the
fifth aud seventeenth Juno, eighteen hundred aud
forty-six, two hundred aud seventeen dollars and for
ty-three cents.
For permanent provision for three blacksmiths and
assistants, and for iron and steal for shops, per third
article treaty sixteenth October, eighteen buudred aud
twenty-eight second article treaty twentieth September,
eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, and second arti
cle treaty twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred and
twenty-nine, two thousand forty-two dollars and nine-
Frasldsnt, per fourth artiola treaty twentieth July,
u — J “ J -nd thirty-one, one thousand and
8H AWN EES.
For permanent annuity for educational purposes,
per fourth article treaty third August, seventeen hun
drod aud ninetr-five, and third articlo treaty teuth
May, eighteen hundred and fifty four, one thouaaud
dollars.
For permanent annuity, in specie, for educational
purposes, per fourth article treaty twenty-ninth Sep
tember, elghteeu huudred aud seventeen, and third
article treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred aud fifty-
four, two thousand dollars.
For Interest, at five per oentum, on forty thousand
dollars, for educational purposes, per third article
treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred and lift j-four,
WESTKBN BANDS.
sixth of twenty instalments, to be exi>ende<l,
der the direction of tho President, in tho purchase of
tuch articles as he mav deem suitable to their wants,
dther as hunters or herdsmen, per
reaty October first, eighteen huudred a
five thousand dollars.
XAHTKUN BANDS.
For sixth of twenty instalments, to bo expended,
under the direction of the President, iu tho purchase
of such articles as lie may deem suitable to theii
wants, either as huntoi-B or herdsmen, per fiftn article
treaty July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
‘ m thousand debars.
NORTHWESTERN UANDH.
For sixth of twenty instalments, to be expended,
under the direction of tho President, in the purcluse
of such articles as he may deem suitable to their
wants, either as hunters or herdsmen, per third artl
ole troaty July thirtieth, eighteen hundred and aixty-
threo, live thousand dollars.
OOSBIP BANDS.
For sixth of twenty instalments, to he expended,
ider the direction of tho President, in the purchase
of such articles, including cattlo for herding or other
purpoaea, as he shall deem suitable for their wants
. . .. hun
dred and sixty-three, oue thousand dollars.
BIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity In clothing and other useful
articles, per sixth articlo treaty seventeenth Novem
ber, seventeen hundred and ninety-four, four thons.
ul fivo hundred doliais.
necau and Shawnecs, and Quapawa, and make careful
investigations of their claims for losses, per twelfth
articlo treaty February twenty-three, eighteen huu
dred aud sixty-fifty-seven, four thousand dollars.
WYANDOTZ{E]8.
To pay for the services of three persons, to be ap
pointed by the Beeretary of the Interior, to asoertaiu
and report tbe amount of money, If any, doe by the
Uuited Btatea to aaid ludiaua under existing treaties,
aud so forth, per thirteenth article troaty February
twenty-three, eighteen hundred aud sixty-seven, three
thousand dollars.
orrowA*.
To pay the cjaJm of J. T. Jones, being for deatruc-
dollaru.
TEORIAS, KAHKASSXA.S WEAK, AND PIANKJUHAWS.
To amount to be paid per capita from the sum of
oue hundred and sixty-nine thousanu six huudred
sud eighty-six dollars and seventy-live cents, invited
for eald Didlans, per act of Congress, July twelve,
eiglitoeu hundred aud sixty-two, per twenty-fourth ar
ticle troaty February twenty-three, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For this amount, to be taken from the invested fund
of said Indians, and to be paid to the tribe, p<
capita, to assist them in establishing themselves i
tbeir new homes, }wr twenty-fourth article treaty Feb
ruary twenty-three, eighteen hundred and sixty-sevi
thirty thousand dollars.
For till*amount, being tho balance of Interest,
five per centum per month, on thirty-niue thousand
ulue huudred and fifty dollars held by the United
States from July, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven,
till vested in Kansas bonds in December, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one, pei twenty-lourth article treaty
February twenty-three, eighteen hundred and sixty-
seveu, three thousand seven hundred dollars.
For first of six instalments for pay of blacksmith,
and for noccssary iron and steel aud tools, per twen
ty-seventh article treaty February, eighteen hundred
' iid sixty-seven, fifteen hundred dollars.
HAD AND FOX INDIANS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
For amount necessary to pay to the Sac and Fox In-
iaus, parties to this treaty, at the rate of ono dollar
er acre for ono huudred and forty-seven thousand
hundred and ninety-three and thirty
i of land, (being the residuo of <
hundredth
huudred and fifty-seven thousand acres ceded
United State*, after deducting the amount of land
agent, one physician, and two Uachars for the Mission
Indians of California, twenty-two thousand dollars
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be nec
essary to supply the deficiency m the appropriation for
removing the Indians from Smith's liiver reservation
to Hoops Valley and Round Valley reservations In Cal
ifornia. two thousand five hundred dollar*.
For defraying ths expense of removal and tubs)
teen thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to take charge
of certain stray Lauds of Pottawatomie aud Winneba
go Indians, in the State of Wisconsin, five thousand
dollars.
For salary of a special agent to tako chaige ot Win
nebago aud Pottawatomie Indians now in the State of
Wisconsin, oue thousand five hundred dollars.
For payment of interest on one million two hundred
and niuely-uiue thousand three hundred dollars, non-
pay lug stock*, hold by the Secretary of the Interior in
truat for various ludlan tribes, up to and including the
interest payable July first, eighteen hundred and six-
ty-ulne, leas two v>smUa [sevenths] of six per centum
interest on seven hundred and uinety-«ix thouaaud
eight huudred dollars, Virginia stock, for tha pay
ment nf -»•«'-»• • --"-ton has been made, sixty-five
i much thereof as may be necessary.
thousand
seven cents,
For payment ol interest
Jar*, abstracted bonds, for the fiscal y^_
thirtieth, eighteen huudred and sixty-nine,
fifteen thousand dol-
ending June
. • p-t— -—“u ■**i.y-ulne, lor the
Cherokee school fund, nine hundred dollars.
For payment of interest on sixty-eight thousand
dollars, abstracted bonds, for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud Bixty.nlne.of the
Cherokee national fund, four thousand aud eighty dol-
and wagon and plough-makers’ shops, and for provid-l
ing necessary tools therefor, per fifth article trraty
eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, live
hundred dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for tho employment
‘ oue superintendent of farming, and two farmers,
ro millers, two blacksmiths, one tinner, one gun
smith, one carpenter, and one wagon mid plough-ma
ker, per flfili article treaty eleventh Jene, eighteen
and furniture therefor, per fifth article treaty eloveuth
June, eighteen hundrod and fifty-five, three hundred
dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for pay of a physi-
lars.
For tenth of twenty instalment# for keeping iu re
pair the buildings for the various employees, and for
providing tho necessary furniture therefor, per fifth ar
ticle treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty-
ive, two hundred dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for the salary of
hundred and fifty-five, five hundrod dollars.
ploughing land and fencing Jots,
clause fourth article treaty June ninth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-three, fifteen thousand dollars.
For fourth of the sixteen instalments for boarding
and clothing the children who shall attend tho schools,
providing the schools and boarding-houses with neces
sary furniture, tho purchase of necessary wagons,
gardening and farming purposes for the schools,
per fourth clause fourth articlo treaty of June nine,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three, three thousand dol
lars.
^For salary of two subordinate chiefs, as per fifth ar
ticlo freaty of June nine, eighteen hundrod and Bixty-
three, five hundred dollars each.
For third of fifteen instalments to keep the black
smiths’ shopB iu repair and stocked with the necessary
tools and materials, per fifth articlo troaty June ninth,
eighteen hundred and alxty-throo, five hundred dol-
lars.
■ For third of fifteen instalments for repairs of houses
mills, shops, and so forth, and providing the necessary
furniture, tools, and materials, as per fifth article troa
ty Juue ninth, elghteeu hundred, and sixty-three, two
thousand dollars.
■ For salary of two matrons to tako charge of the
boarding scfiools, two asslstaut teachers, ono farmer,
one carpenter, aud two millers, as per fifth article
troaty Juno ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
mmm thousand six hundred dollars.
OMAHAS.
th articlo treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-four, twenty thousand dollar*.
For fourth of ten instalments for keeping in repair
grist and saw mill, and support of blacksmith shop,
per eighth article treaty March sixteenth, eighteen
hundred aud fifty-four, and third article treaty March
sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty-fivo, three huudred
dollars.
For pay of ono engineer, twelve hundred dollars.
For fourth of ten Instalments for pay of ono miller,
er same treaties, nine hundred dollars.
For fourth of ten Instalments for pay of ono farmer,
or same treaties, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For fonrth of ten instalments for pay of blacksmith,
er Bamo treaties, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
08AGES.
r interest on ^sixty-nine thousand one hundred
enty dollars, at five per centum per annum, bo-
and ... , .. |
Ing value of fifty- four sections of land set apart by
said treaty for educational purposes, three thousand
four hundred aud flfty-aix dollars.
For interest on three hundred thousand dollars at
five per centum per aunnm, to bo paid semi-annually,
In money or such articles as the Secretary of the In
terior may direct, as per first article treaty of Septem
ber twenty -nine, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, flf-
cn thousand dollars.
For transportation of goods, provisions, and so
forth, purebaaed for the Great and Little Osage Tndl-
aua, or so much thereof as may be neceusary, threo
thousand five hundred dollars.
OTTOWAB AND CHIPPEWAS OF MICHIGAN.
For second of four equal annual instalments in coin
of tho sum of two hundred and six thousand dollars,
bolng the unpaid part of tbe principal sum of three
per third article of the troaty ol thirty-firat July, eigh
teen hundred and fifty-fire, fifty-one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For interest on ono hundred and three thousand
dollars, st five per centum, being tbe balance of
five thouaaud oae hundred and fifty dollars.
OTTOE8 AND MI880UIIIA3.
For second of fifteen instalments, being the third
aeriaa, in money or otherwise, per fourth article treaty
fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, nine
thousand dollars.
PAWNEES.
j for them, per second article treaty twenty-
forth
nty-niuth July, eigh-
I le, three buudred and sev-
lteen dollars aud nine cents.
For interest ou four hundred aud sixty-six thous
and and twenty seven dollars and forty-eight cents,
five per centum, in conformity with seventh article
treaty of June fifth and seventeenth, eighteen hun
dred aud forty-six, twenty-threo thousand three hun
dred and one dollars and thirty-seven cents.
To enable tho President to carry out tho provisit
of tho third article of the treaty of November liftei
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, with the Pottowato-
mie Indians, as modified by tho treaty of March tw>
ty-niue, elghteeu hundred aud sixty-six, by paying .
certain members of said tribe who have elected to be
come citizens in accordance with said treaties, tin
proportion of tho cash value of tho 1‘ottowatomie an
nuitics to which they may bo entitled, the sum of tw<
hundred and thirty-three thousand one hundred and
sixty-three dollars and eighty cents, in currency, and
tho sum of one hundred and twenty-three thousand
six hundred and ninety-nine dollars and seventy-three
cents, in gold, to bo paid out of the funds belonging
to said tribe of Indians, or so much of said sum as
may be necessary to pay the membora of said tribe
who have actually withdrawn from their tribal rela
tions, and under said treaties have become citizens of
the United States, be, and the same aro hereby, appro
priated : Provided, That no part of said money due or
belonging to minor children shall bo paid to them, or
ed tho age of twenty-one years; And provided
r, That before tho President shall causo
uouey to bo paid out of this appropriation, or
latents to be issued, ho alial' cause evidence to bi
en and shall bo satisfied th t the recipients aro
It'ud to the same under the .■ oresaid treaties, and he
may requiro tho Secretary of tTo Interior to csuro to
* mid such proportion of tin bonds held by him in
•t for said Indians as may to necessary to comply
with said provisions,
POTTOWATOMIES OF HURON.
'or permanent annuity lu money or otherwise, per
ond article treaty of seventeenth November, eigh-
u huudrod and Heven, four huudred dollars.
QUAPAW8.
'or education, during tho ploasuro of the President,
'aty thirteenth May, eighteen hun-
steel for shop during the pleasure of tho Presi-
, per third article treaty thirteenth of May, eigh-
hundred aud thirty-three, one thousand aud six
ty dollars^^H
dred and thirty-three, six hundred dbll*rs7^^|
lQUI-NAI-ELT AND QUIL-LEH-UTE INDIANS,
or last of four instalments on twenty-five thouaaud
(being the fourth series) for beneficial objecta,
agricultural aud industrial school, and pay of suita
ble instructors, per tenth article treaty first of July,
eighteen hundred and fifty-five, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for support of smith
and carpenter shop, and to provide the necossury tools
therefor, per tenth article treaty first July, eighteen
hundrod and fifty-five, five hundrod dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for tho employ-
ent of a blacksmith, carpenter, and farmer, aud a
physician, who shall furnish medicines for tho sick,
tenth article treaty flrat July, eighteen hundred
, fifty-five, threo thousand six hundred dollars.
ROGUE RIVERS.
or last of sixteen instalments in blankets, clothing,
farming utensils, and atock, per third article treaty
tenth September, eighteen huudred aud fifty-three,
3 thousand five hundred dollars.
SACS AND FOXES OF MISSISSIPPI,
i’or permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
third article treaty third November, eighteen huudred
•ur, oue thousand dollars.
intercut on two huudrod thousand dollars, at
five per centum, per second article troaty twenty-first
October, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, ten thou-
il dollars.
or iute.rcst ou eight huudred thousand dollars, at
five per centum, per second article troaty eloveuth Oe-
ghtceu hundred aud forty-two, forty thous-
SACS AND FOXES OF MISSOURI,
tereftt on ono hundred and fifty-seven thous-
hundred doUarn, at fivo per centum, under
tho direction of the President, per second article trea
iinty-flrat October, eighteen hundred and thirty-
, seven thousand eight hundred and seventy dol-
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and
fifty-six, twolvo thousand five hundred dollars.
For interest on two hundrod and fifty thousand dol
lars, at five per centum, to be paid aa annuity, (they
having joined their brethren west), per eighth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and filty-six,
fivo per centum per annum, "to be paid annually for
tho support of schools,” as per tliird article treaty of
March twenty-first, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
twenty-five hundred dollars.
For interest on twenty thousand dollars, at the rate
of fivo per centum per annum, "to be paid annually,”
for the support of the Seminole government, as per
third article treaty of March twenty-first, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, one thousand dollars.
For this amount, being the interest on fifty thous
and dollars from August sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, tho date of the ratification of tho treaty
mado with the .'endnotes, March twenty-one, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, to November twelve, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight, tho date when the payment
of said sum commenced, two years, two months, and
twenty-six days, as per third article of treaty cf March
twenty-one, eighteen hundred and aixty-six, fivo thou
sand five hundred and ninety-seven dollars and twen
ty-one cents.
8ENECA8.
For permanent annuity to specie, per fourth
lars, (being fourth series), under the direction of tbe
For teuth of twenty instalments for the support of
agricultural amt Industrial school, and for pay for
of a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, aud a phyaician,
who shall furnish medicines for the sick, per eleventh
articlo treaty twenty-sixth October, eighteen hundred
and fifty-five, three thousand live huudred dollars.
TABEGUACUE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS.
For sixth of teu instalmentH for tho purchase of
goods, under the direction of the Secretary of the In
terior, per eighth article treaty of October seventh,
eighteen hundrod and sixty-three, and Senate amend
ment of March twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, ten thousand dollars.
For sixth of teu instalments, per eighth articlo trea
ty, for tho purchase of provisions, under tho direction
'"* " ‘ *“ u thousand dollars.
apart for individuals), per third article treaty Februa
ry eighteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, one
hundred aud forty-seven thousand three hundred aud
ninety-throe dollars aud thirty-two cents.
For erection of a dwelling house for tho agent of
said tribe, s house and shop for a blacksmith, aud
dwelling house for a physician, per seventh article
treaty February < . il, richtn n hundred and six-
of a
United States for stealing of stock, per fifteenth articlo
treaty February eighteen, eighteen hundred aud sixty-
sven, sixteen thousand four hundred dollars.
For amount necessary to pay the expenses of nego
tiating this treaty, per nineteenth articlo treaty Feb
ruary elghteeu. eighteen hundred ond sixty-seven, fif-
treaty twenty-ninth September, eigh
tide
. ...... huudred -nd
nteen, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in specie, per fourth article
treaty seventccutti September, eighteen hundred and
StallUeu, five hundred dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools, Iron
or [and] steel, during the pleasure of the President, as
per fourth article treaty of February twenty-eighth,
eighteen hundred and thirty-one, ono thousand and
sixty dollars.
For miller, during the plcastiro of the President, six
hundred dollars.
8KNA0AS OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity, In lion of Interest on atock,
per act of nineteenth February, eighteen hundred and
thirty-one, nix thousand dollars.
For interest, in lieu of investnn nt, on seventy-flve
thouaaud dollars ,*t five per centum, per act of twenty-
aeventh Juue, eighteen hundred aud forty-six, three
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollar*.
For Interest, at five per centum, on forty-three
seventh Juno, eighteen hundred and forty-six, two
thousand ono hundred and fifty-two dollars and fifty
SENEGAS AN .0 SHAWN EES.
For permanent annuity, n specie, per fourth article
treaty aevaoteenth September, eighteen hundred and
Iron and steel for shop, during the pleasure of the
for blacksmith's ahop, aa per tenth article ol' said t
ty, two hundred aud twenty dollars.
For pay of blacksmith and assistant, as per same ar
ticle of same treaty, ono thousand ono hundred dol-
For insurance, transportation, aud general inciden
tal expen.es of the delivery of goods, provisions, aud
stock, as per same article of same treaty, three thous
and dollars.
UMI’QUASAND CALAP00IA8, OF UMPQUA VAL
LEY, OREGON.
For last of live instalments of tho third series of an
nuity for beneficial objects, to be expended as directed
by the President, per third article treaty twenty-ninth
November, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, one thou
sand seveu buudred dollars.
For last ol fifteen instalments lor the pay of a physi
cian and purchase of medicines, per sixth articlo
ty twenty-ninth November, eighteen hundred and fif
ty-four, one thouaaud five hundred dollars.
For the fifteenth of tweuty instalments for the pay
of a teacher and purchase of books and stationery, per
sixth article treaty twenty ninth November, eight o n
hundred aud fifty-four, one thousand four hundred
and fifty dollars.
UMPQUA8, (COW CREEK BAND.)
For sixteenth of twenty instalmentH iu blankets,
clothing, provisions, and stock, per third article treaty
nineteenth September, eighteen hundred and fifty-
three, five hundred and fifty dollars.
WALLA-WALLA, CAYUHE, AND UMATILLA
TRIBES.
For last of five instalments of second series, to be
expended under the direction of tho President, per
second article troaty nintli Juno, eighteen huudrod
and fifty-five, six thousand dollars.
For tenth of tweuty Instalments for the purcba.su of
all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical tools, med
icines and hospital stores, nooks ami stationery for
schools, and furniture for tho employees, per fourth
articlo treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred aud fifty-
two, two thousand dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for the pay and
subsistence of ono superintendent of farming ope.ra-
tions, ono farmer, two millers, one blacksmith, ono
wagon *Dd plough-maker, one carpenter and joiner,
one physician, and two teachers, per fourth articlo
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and lifty-five,
eight thousand four hundred and fifty dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for the pa. of each
of the head chiefs of tho Wall a-Walla, Cay use, and
Umatilla bands, the sum of five hundred dollars per
aanum, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen
hundrod and fifty-five, fifteeu hundred dollars.
For teuth of tweuty instalments for salary lor tho
son of Pio-plo-mox-niox, per fifth article treaty ninth
Juno, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, ono hundred
WINNEBAG0E8.
For Interoat on ono million dollars, at live per cen
tum, per fourth article troaty first November, eighteen
hundred and thirty-sovon, and joint resolution July
seventeen, eighteen huudred and sixty-two,fifty-thou-
.nd dollars.
For twenty-third of thirty instalments of interest on
eighty-five thousand dollars, at five per centum, per
fourth articlo treaty thirteenth October, eighteen lmn-
d forty-six, four thousand two huudred and
fifty dollars.
WALL-PAH-PE TRIBE OF SNAKE INDIANS.
For third of five instalments, to be expended
fivo, two thousand dollars,
YAKAMA NATION.
For last of five instalments of second scries for ben-
iflclal objects, st the discretion of the President, per
fourth article treaty ninth June, eighteen huudred
and fifty-five, eight thousand dollars.
rrlMof twenty instalments for tho support of
two schools, ono of which is to bo an agricultural and
Industrial school; koeping in repair school buildings,
and for providing suitable furniture, books, and sta
tionery, por fifth articlo treaty ninth Juno, eighteen
hundred and fiity-fivo, five hundred dollars
For tenth of tweuty instalments for tho employment
r one superintendent of teaching and two teachers,
per fifth article troaty ninth Juno, eighteen hundred
d fifty-livo, three thousand two huudrod dollars.
For tenth of twenty instalments for tho employment
one superintendent of farming and two farmers,
two millers, two blacksmiths, one tinner, one gun
smith, one carpenter, and one wagon ami plough-ma
ker, per fifth articlo troaty ninth June, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-five, eight thousand fivo huudred dol
lars.
HHtenth of twenty instalments for keeping iu re
pair saw and flouring mills, and furnishing tho necos-
iary tools and fixtures, per fifth article treaty uiuth
lune, eighteen huudred and fifty-five, five hundred
■For tenth of tweuty instalments for keeping in re
pair tho hospital, aud providing the necessary p
For tenth ol twenty instalments for koeping in re
pair blacksmiths', tinsmiths’, gunsmiths', carpenters’,
and wagon and plough-nukerH's shops, and for pro
viding necessary tools therefor, per fifth article troaty
Juno ninth okglitocn hundrod and fifty-live, fivo hun
dred dollars.
tenth of twenty instalments for the pay of a
For tenth of twenty instalments for keeping in re
pair tho buildings required for tho various employees
and for providing tho necessary furniture thorofoi,
per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen huudred
and fifty-five, throe hundred dollars.
' utli of tweuty instalments for tho salary of
such person as the said confederated tribes and bands
of Indians may select to be tholr head chief, per fifth
article treaty ninth Juue, eighteen hundred and fifty-
five, fivo hundred dollars.
YANCTON TRIBE OF SIOUX.
if ten instalments (second scrios), to be
paid to them or expended for their benefit, commcnc-
with tho yoar in which they shall remove to and settle
ilde upou their reservation, per fourth articlo
treaty nineteenth April, eighteen hundred sud fifty-
eight, forty thousand dollars: Provided, That no part
of the moneys appropriated to pay annuities due the
ral tribes or bauds of Indians named in this act
shall be expended for any other articles of tood, cloth
ing, agricultural or mechanical implements that such
as shall be agreed upon by the chiefs ana headmen of
KASKIAS, WEA8, AND PlANKEoHAWS, OlTOWAH
OF BLANCHARD’S FORK AND ROCHE DE B<EUF,
AND CERTAIN WYANDOTTE8.
i of land cede
x hundred dollars.
UTE. ■
For coustructiou of a warehouse or store-room at
each ot the agencies, for tho use of tho agent iu stor
ing goods belonging to tho Indians, fifteen hundred
dollars each, per fourth article treaty March two, eigh
teen huudred and sixty-eight, threo thousand dollars.
For eroding an agency building for tho resid'
the agent at each of the agencies, fifteen hundred dol-1
lars each, per fourth article treaty March two, eigh it
huudred and sixty-eight, three thousand dollars.
For tho construction of two school-houses, as •
fourth articlo treaty of March two, eight hundred and
sixty-eight, six thousand dollars.
For construction of four buildings, for carpenter,
farmer, blacksmith, and miller, at each cf tho agen
cies, fifteeu hundred dollars each, por fourth article
treaty March two, eighteen huudred and sixty-eight,
twelve thousand dollars.
For the erection on said reservation, near each
agency, a good water-power saw-mill, with grist mill
and a shingle machine attached, as por fourth article
troaty of March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight,
sixteen thousand dollars, or bo much thereof as may
> c necessary.
For pay of two rarpentcrB, two millers, two farmi
tho di. ictiou of the Secretary of tho Interior, for
■ ■ blankets, and such other articles as lie
I oper and necessary, per eleventh article treaty
i ' wo, eighteen hundrod and sixty-eight, thirty
ai 1 dollars.
annual amount to bo expended, under tho di-
n ol tho Secretary of the Interior, iu supplying
ndians with beef, mutton, wheat, flour, ber
:o be expended v
Secretary of tho Interior, i:
lodge or head of a family ii
i gentle American
ordinary Mexican or Texas breed, and live head
sheep, per thirteenth articlo treaty March two, eigh
teen huudred and aixty-oight, forty-five thousand dol-
GENERAL INCIDENTAL EXPEN8E3 OF THE IN
DIAN SERVICE.
agricultural implements, aud other useful articles, and
to assist them to locate in pormauont abodes, and sus
tain themselves by the pursuits of civilized life, to bo
expended under the direction of the Secretary of the
Interior, seventy thousand dollars.
For tho general incidental expenses of the Italian
service in California, including travelling expenses of
superintending agents, livo thousand dollars.
COLORADO TERRITORY.
For tho general Incidental expenses of the Indian
o iu permanent abodes, and sitstaiu
themselves by the pursuits of civilized lifo, to bo ex-
pen fled under tho direction of tho Secretary of tho In
terior, twenty-live thousand dollars.
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in Dakota Territory, presents of goods, agri
cultural implements, and other useful articles, ana to
assist them to locate in permanent abodes, and bus-
Interior, fifteen thousand dollars.
IDAHO TERRITORY.
For tho general incidental expenses of tho Indian
service in Idaho Territory, presents of goods, agricul
tural implements, and other useful articles, ami to as-
siat them to locate lu permanent abodes, aud sustain
themselves by the pursuits of civilized lifo, to bn ex
pended under tho direction of tho Secretary of tho In
terior, fifteccn thousand dollars.
l\>r this amount to pay the balance duo on certain
contracts mode by D. W. Ballard, governor and ex-of
ficio superintendent of Indian affairs for Idaho Terri
tory, in July, eghteon hundred and sixty-seven, for
subsistence, and so forth, for Indians in that Territo
ry, eight thousand aud forty-four dollars and seventy
MONTANA TERRITORY.
Interior, fit teen thoi
NEVADA.
For the general incidental expenses of tho Indian
service m Nevada, presents of goods, agricultural Im
plements, and other useful articles, and to assist them
to locate in permanent abodes, and sustain lhcm*olv<-a
by tho pursuits of civilized life, to bo expended under
lars.
For insurance, transportation, and necessary ex
penses of the delivery of annuities and provisions to
the Indian tribe# iu Minnesota aud Michigan, ten
thousand dollar*.
insurance, transportation, and necessary ex
penses of the delivery to the Pawnee, Ponca, and Vano-
‘on Sioux Indians of annuity goods aud provisions,
ight thousand dollars.
For actual necessary expenses iucurred, and that
aay hereafter bo iucurred, by officers of tho Indian
eparment in the rescue of prisoners from Indian
tribes and returning them to their homes, and for ex
penses incident to tho arrest aud confinement within
tho territory of tho United States, by order of such of
ficers, of persons charged wltli crimes against the In
diana, flve thousand dollars.
To pay expenses incurred iu taking census of North
Carolina Cherekee Indians, two thousand five huu
dred dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary to re-establish the Bhoshoues, Bannocks and
other strolling bands of Indians in the southern por
tion of Idaho Territory, and southeastern portion of
Oregon, on the Fort Hall reservation on Bnake river
Idaho Territory, or on the hiletzor Klamath reserve
tion in Oregon, as the Secretary of the Interior may
determine, including the transportation of all necessa
ry article# and the material and labor for the con
struction of tho houses and mills and pay [of) necessa
ry employ ees for oue year, thirty thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary, to aid iu subsisting said Indians for the first
year alter their settlement on said reservation or re
servations, no part of which to bo expeudod until said
Indians shall be so established, and to be applied pro
as said settlement shall be made, twenty-flvo
■a..il ilnlliM • Qf t]|e p^y.
•tary of tho Interior, twenty
For the gem
service in Nov
ral impli
l incidental expel
1 other uselul articles, and to asaiat
....HI I locate in permanent abodes, and sustain them
selves by the pursuits of civilized life, to bo expended
under tho direction of tho Secretary of tho Interior,
forty thouaaud dollars.
For tho general incidental expenses of tlio Indian
presents, (where no special provision therefor is made
by treaties), and office and travelling expense* of tho
superintendent, agents, and sub-agents, thirty-five
thou sand five hundred dollars.
UTAH TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses of tho Indian
service iu Utah Territory, presents of goods, agricul
tural Implements, aud oilier useful articles, and to as
sist them to locate In permanent abodes, and sustain
themselves by tho pursuits of civilised life, to be ex
pended under the direction of the Secretary of the In
terior, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the transportation and necessary expenses of
delivery of provisions to the Indians within the Utah
Huporintenaency, ten thousand dollars.
For tills amount to carry out the action contemplat
ed by act of Congress, approved May fifth, eighteen
hundred aud alxty-four, entitled, "An act to vacate aud
To pay for twenty thousand acres of land ceded to the ' *«U tbe present Indian reservations in Utah Territory,
government by tho Senecas, per first article troaty and to settle said Indians in Uintah \alley," five thou-
February twenty-three, eighteen hundred aud sixty- J '*
■even, twenty thousand dollars.
To pay for thirty thousand acres of land ceded to
the government by the Senecas, per second articlo
treaty Fabruary twenty-three, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven, twenty-four thousand dollars.
8 HAWKSES.
trraty February twonty-three, eighteen hundred and
aixty-seven, two thousand dollars.
For first of five Instalments for blacksmith and as
sistant, ahop and tools, and iron and steel for shop,
per eighth articlo treaty February twenty-throe, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-seven, five hundred dollars.
QCATAWI.
For amount to be paid to the Quapai
treaty February twenty-three, eighteen hundred and
uixty-aeYen, flve thousand dollar*.
CLAIMS TOR Loons BY THR WAR.
To pay a commission, not to exceed two persons,
to be appointed by the Secretary of the Interior, who
shall proceed to the country of the Senecas, mixed He
ld dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS,
For the expenses of colonizing, supporting, and fur-
ties with the government to which they may bo par
ties; or iu caso portions of said tribes or bands have
observed ail of said obligations, payments shall bo
made to them pro rats.
teen hundred and sixty-s
, with tbe lfottawato
3 the l’onca Indians, by direction of the Indian pcaca
For expense# incurred by M. Wilkinson, United
States agent for tho Arickarees. Gros Ventres and
Mandau Indians, under instructions from tho Indian
peace commission, to make said Indians, as far os nos-
by tlio President, as per forty-ninth and fiftleUi ari‘
cles treaty Apnl twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, and Benato amendment thereto, with tho
Choctaws and Chickasaws, fifteen hundred and thirty-
eight dollars and forty-seven cents.
For this amount, interest due tho Choctaws and
Chickasaws, August eighth, eighteen hundred and six
ty-eigbt, on three huudred thousand dollars held 1 n
'for the third articlo treaty*
for said Indians,'
April twenty-oig’ th, eighteen hundred and"lxty-alx
ftfDwn thnnund ,1„)Up« j
h thereof as may beT •
fifteen thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so i
cessary to enable the Secretary of tho Interior to
unpaid vouchers audited and allowed by the Indian
peace commission, twenty-two thousand flve hundred
L-MasSttoRMnu’ relmbnn,od from iho pro-
Grcat und Little Osage Indians, J '“thlrtj^thouiuLad dof-
* may bo i
iars.
For this amount,
cessary to pay expei _ ^
paring homes, fomishing provisions, tool*,"and“form
ing utensils, cuttle, and furnishing food and trnspor-
katioii for bands of Indians with which treaties havo
mado by the Indian pcaco commission, under
tho supervision of Brovet Major General W 8 Har
uey, incurred aiuco October first, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eigh’ 1 —» • -
ami seven lint
ty-onu cents.
For the payment of [such] damages sustained by
the citizens of Niobrara township, Nebraska, by the
.action of tho government in moving the Santee Bioux
upon their lands in tlio year olghteen hundred and
sixty-six, *h shall, [bo found duo,) after proper investi
gation tinder tho direction of tho Secretary of the Iu-
|* or , who stall appoint a commission to ascertain
1 report the amount of the damages sustained, not
eoding fifteen thousand dollars, to bo divided pro
k in payment of tho claims to bo found duo, which
dl bo a final settlement of said claims.
'o supply deficiency of appropriation to pay for de
ntations committed by Indians in northwestern
ra in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, ten
^ousaud nino hundred and six dollars and thirty-four
Hkc. 2. And be it further enacted. That all goods
ul merchandise furnished any tribe or band of In-
m lor tho provisions of any act shall bo turned
I *ty the kfi®nt or superintendent of such tribe or
band to tho chiefo of the tribe or baud in bulk and In
the original package, au nearly as practicable, and in
tlio presence of tho headmen of the tribe
if practicable, to bo distributed to the tribe
or *, b ‘ od », r by th0 ‘ hiof * in * uch manner
as the chiefs may deem best, in the presence
superintendent: Provided, Thai
i rvod tholr treaty obF ‘
s hereinbefore stated.
govern niei
8ec. 3. Ami be it further enacted, That tho unex-
. ended balance now standing to tho credit of the Kan
sas tribe of Indians on the books of tho Treasury De
partment, appropriated for or belonging to them for
educational purposes, may bo used under the direc
tion of tho superintendent of Indian affairs for tho
•'•■ntral superintendency iu tho purchaao of such arti-
s of food sud clothing as may in his discretion be
thought necessary to relieve the most pressing want*
Indians, they being in a destitute and sufferinu
on. "
4. And be
propriated the further |J ^
ir so much thereof as may bo necessary, to enable tho
’resident to maintain the peaco among and wiUi the
arious tribes, bands, and parties of Indians and to
promote civilization among said Indiana, bring them
■hero practicable, upon roHervations, relieve their no-
:«asities, and encourage their efforts at self-support- a
report of all expenditures under this appropriation to
bo mado iu detail to Oonaresa in December next- and
for tlio purposo of enabling tho President to execute
tho powers oonferred by this act he is hereby, author
ized, at hia discretion, to organise a board of commis
sioners, to consist ol not more titan ten persons, to be
selected by him from.men eminent for tholr intoJIi-
philanthropy, to servo without pecuniary
compensation, who may, under his direction, exercise
joint oontrol with the Boer, tary of the Interior over
the disbursement of tlio appropriations madeby this act
while actually engaged lu
appropriated, out of any
" *“ appropriated, tlio
of twenty-fl't , ,
inch thereof as may bo necessary,
enacted, That nothing
I>arties of Indians
id dollars,
H»’. 6. Aud bo it furth _
this act contained, or in any of the provisions'thereof
1 S* » » V trc.
iado with any tribe-, Lands, or —* - -
o tho twentieth dr.v <
sixty-seven.
Sec. (1. And bo U furtli
priatlon of one hundred
" * * of Minnesota. July
'l cixty-fouc, to supply s ili lb
. July, oightec n hundred
it enacted, That the appro-
, . ,, md seventeen thousand dol-
mado to the 8t —
eighteen hundred a
cy in the appropriation of March third, sight*
drod and sixty throe, for tho costs, charges, and ex
pense# properly Incurred by said Bute in suppressing
Indian hostilities in tho year eighteen hundred and
slxty-two, be, and tho same is hereby, extended to em
it expenditures incurred In the year eighteen
amount of twelvo
brace s
hundred and sixty-three,
thousand four hundred an
mts: Provided, That only so much of such i_
■hall be paid tho State of Minnesota as shall ‘be 'al
lowed by tlio proper accounting officers under tho
twenty-second section of tho act approved March
third, eighteen huudrod and sixty-three, entitled "An
United States Mail Stage
i tailing agricultural implements and stock, pay of ne- FROM
cssary employee'., purchasing clothing, medic!no,
Iron and steel, maintenance of schools for Indians tate- a IU-r A TA —
ly .cabling In Texas, but now residing on the Choctaw ATLANTA TO DAHLONECA
loa> hold, to be expended under tho direction of the*
Socu tary of the Interior, eloven thousand dollars. . ■ EAVES ATLANTA MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
other ae yi li a ted rakds. FRIDA YH, at 7 o’clock a. m, Htage office in At)
t o Ul expenses w» ^...nixing, supporting, and fur- • ‘
niah T said bands with agricultural implements and
■took, nay of neceusary employees, purchase of cloth
ing medicines, iron and ■teel, and maintenance of
school* to bo expended under the direction of tbe
Secretary ol tho interior, llfioen thousand doltars.
CAIJFORjrU.
For the purchase of cattle for beef aud milk, togeth
er with clothing and food, teams and farming tools
for Indians in California, sixty thousand doltars.
For pay of one physician, one blacksmith, one as
sistant blacksmith, one farmer, one carpenter, aud
one teacher upon each of tho three reservations of Cal
ifornia, and one miller at tbe Hound Valley, and ono
upon ho IIoop* Valley reservation*, and ono apodal
Htage o
.otcl, Proprietors and Clerks always ready and willing
to accommodate.
Passengers stopping at other hotels are re
quested to register their names for a seat by 6 o’clock
u., ot mail days, and they will be furnished a ticket
■■■r' g« taken to and from the oflta
OHNCAUf, Jr., Proprietor.
P. 8.—Expree#‘packages taken to and from the office.
J other packages desired to be seat by the Hook will