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ATLANTA DAILY NEW ERA. SAMUKL BAUD. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14, 1869. VOL. V.—NO. 1245. {OFFICIAL.] TED STATES LAWS, at tli« Flint HfmLmi nf till' Fart) Flint CoHifrm*. [Public- No. 11) appropriations fur the current aud expenses of th* Indian department. aud ; treaty stinulattoii s with various lutliau T ending June Uitnowuth, eighteen ■ffir. CHEYENNES AND NOKT11KUN AHA ■■■■ PAUOEN. lUugtrealy stipulation with Hie northern and Mott burn Arapahoe Indian*. under trea- Un th, eighteen hundred aud #lit/-#igh«. for rndtug June Uiliti.Ui, eighteen Hundred for eoaatructton of echonl houar, i*r treaty May UuUi. eighteen hundred Bra thouaaud dollars. Instalments for purchase ol cloth- * treaty May teuth. eighteen buu- ud lustaliusutH, to he expend, d hy the Intarriur. (ton dollars lor cacti Indian undred aud silly souls.) in the pur- s as from time to lima the con- „M of tbs Indians may indicate to i article treaty May t. utli. eighteen xty-eight, for the fiscal year eliding eighteen htiu.lr.nl aud acveuty, ulne ~ udred dollars. “T Instalments to furnish hu«1 Indians neat, per sixth article treaty May tenth. %!S. dred and sixty-four, aii hundrsd and slaty-seren dol lars and si xty-aevsci cents. For third of tan instalments of the ssooud series, tor pay of two formers, per fourth artlcls treaty fourth Oc tober, ei«ht»«« hundred and forty-taro. and eighth art Uole treaty thirtieth Heptember. eighteen hundred end fifty-four, end third artioie treaty May seventh, eighteen hundred aud sixty-four, three haudred and thirty-three dollars aud thirty-three oeols. paid the Ohippearaa < promoting the progress of ths peopls In agriculture Slid assisting them to become sclf-sustalnhlg, In aooor- dauoe with third article of Ircety of March nineteenth, lglitc«*n hundred and sixly-seven, six thouaaud dol lars. For second or ton Instalments for the support of a physician, in accordance with third article treaty of March nineteenth, eighteen hundred aud slxty-sev- do thouaaud two hundred dollars. second of ten Instalments for the purchase of •sary medlciuci ' eaty March nil sixty-seven, throe hundred dollars. For Insurance, tnusporfatlon, and necessary of delivery of annuities aud provisions for Chippewa* ‘ ‘ In * "* * U u . five thousand dollars. OH1PPEWAH. PILLAGER. AND LAKE W1NNEBA- OOHU18U DAN DM. filt.-enth of thirty Instalments of annuity In money, per third article treaty twenty-second Februa- ■—dollars; carp ty dollars; miller, aeveu hundml aud : engineer, eight hundred dollars; faun- ’reel aud twenty dollars; aud blacksmith. __ sending June thirtieth, eighteen huu ty, flru thousand right hundred and three instalments to be expended lu t ten persons of said tribe who, iu ths nt, may grww the moat profitable live year, par ulotli article treaty ; htiudre.) and sixty-right, for the June thirtieth, eighteeu bundled and Not them Cheyenne sud the Northern ;rr ®f Indians, fbr the fiscal year ending . eighteen hundred aud aevouty, four MOLALLA AND CLACKAMAS 1N- or wii.lau ettl valley. mrnts of the third aeries of au- ~*t objects, per second article treaty January, eighteen hundred and fllty- 1 five hundred dollars. NNE8 AND ABAPAHOLS. of thirty iuatalmeats provided to bo e Lodge Creek, in Kauaaa, twenty : of dothiug, per tenth article of the r twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and "teen thousand five hundred dollars. ~'ction of flvo building* for carpenter, th, miller and engineer, two thouaaud ' hundred dollars. a circular saw-mill, with a shingle-machine attached, per fourth ar- ‘ :fcsr twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred . sight thouaaud dollars, a physician, per thirteenth article trea ty-eighth, eighteen hundred and slxty- per thirteenth article treaty October eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, three hundred and Arty dollars, a teacher, per thirteenth article treaty -eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty- sand dollars. ctiou of schoool house or mil fourth article treaty October twenty- in hundred and sixty-seven, three tlious- red dollars. of three instalment, lo be expended in a 1-ersous of said tribe who, iu the * agent, may grow tlie most valuable .cctlve year, per fourteenth article twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and ve hundred dollars. a of goods, and so forth, to the * Arapalioes, three thousand four linn- 8COTON, AND UMPQUA INDIANS, of fifteen instalments of annuity, to l>e directed by the President, per third aril teentli November, eighteen hundred aud thousand dollars. 'fifteen instalment* for the pay of a farrn- _rticle treaty eighteenth November, elgh- and fifty-four, seven hundred and fifty fifteenth of thirty Instalments of annuity In goods, par third article treaty twenty-second Februa ry, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, eight thousand For fifteenth of twenty Instalments for purposes of For last of fifteen instalments for support of November, hrMv. ii hundred i r » Chippewaa of Saginaw, H» . , per fourth article treaty eighteenth Goto- u hundred and sixty-four, twenty thons- treaty thirtieth Septembt . * fifty-four, five thousand dollars, th of twenty instalments in goods, houso- » and cooking utensils, per fourth article September, eighteen hundred and flfly- its for agricultural and cattle, carpenters' and other tools, materials, per fourth articlo treaty tliir- *>er, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, ' of twenty iuatalnieuts lor moral and three haudred dollars of which (i Grand Portage band Yearly, to 1 fifth articles treaty thlr- r , eighteen buudred aud tlUy-four, T shops, per second and fifth articles "a September, eighteen hundred and fifty - " three huudr. d and twenty dol- . smith and shop, during the b President, per twelfth article treaty nber. eighteen haudred »ud fifty-four. support of two fanners, during the pleasure per twelfth article treaty September eighteen hundred and fllty-four, sud third — v April seventh, eighteen huudred and six thousand two hundred dollars. FOOT BAND OF CHIPPEWAS. of twenty Instalments, for the supi>ort of Ith and assistant, and for tools, Iron aud ' «r art cle# necessary for the blacksmith third article treaty of April seventh, elgh- and suty-slx, one thousand five bun- ef twenty luataliuente for the support of teacher, and for necessary books sud sta- ‘bird article treaty of April seventh, I a> d sixty six, eight hundred dol- wenty instalment* for the Instruction _ i farming, and purchase of seeds, •o forth, as per third artlcls treaty of April _^?en huudred and aixty-sls, eight bun- th, eighteen hundred aud sixty-six, thr«-~ five hundred dollars. rth of twenty lnetalmenta of annuity in pro- munition, and tobacco, as|»er third article April seventh, eighteen hundred and slxty- flvs hundred dollars. . jBBpffiL . cost of delivery Of goods and provlsfoas, per sixth article treaty venth. eighteen hundred a. Id sixty el x, one five hundred dollare. “IPFKWA8 OF TH1 MMHUH1PPI. often luaUlmautM of the second series In fourth article treaty fourth October, elgh ‘ and forty-two, and eighth artlcls treaty . Outlier, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, article treaty seventh May. eighteen lnin- sixty-foor, four thousand — * — dollars and sixty -seven rente rd of ten instaimsuts of the second sorles for —1 of two oarpsutera, psr fourth article fourth OotoWr. eighteen hundred and forty 1 eighth article treaty thirl loth Meptomher, ,i hundred and fifty four, and third article ft venth May. etghtosn hundred and rlxiy-four, ‘red dollars. * d of too Instalments of the second aerie* In f.mrdi arttet* treaty fourth October, cigh- : sad forty-two, and eighth attidc treaty stghUrt hundrsd and fifty-four, article treaty seventh May. eighteen bun sfxty-four, three thousand ftvo huudred dol- ihlrd often Instalments of the aeoond scries for port of schools, psr fourth article treaty fourt h . eighteen hundred and forty-two, and eighth treaty thirtieth Haotember, eighteen hundred 4otr. and third article of treaty May seventh, hundred and sixty-four, six hundred and dollars and sixty-seven cento. of ten instalments of second aertae, fin • of provision* and tobacx^, per fourth a r- fourth October, eighteen hundred and for ad eighth attlcle treaty thirtieth fieptomber. toandred and fifly-four. and third arttole of “taj. eighteen hundred aud alxty-lonr, etxty-eeven dollar* and etxty-ecreu Of ton ioauimento of the second series for of two smiths' shops, toaladtog ths pay of and BMtotanta, and famishing Iron and fourth srttou treaty fourth Ociober, atgh- diwd and fortadwo, aad eighth artfoto treaty •eptosnbsr, eighteen hundred and fifty-tour, artfoto treaty seventh May, eighteen hon- hope, per third article treaty fifty-five, nix hundred dollar*. CHI1-PEWA8 OK THE MI88I88IPI'!. FILLAQEIl, AND LAKE WINNEBA(K>8HIMH BAND8 OF CHIP PEWA INDIANS IN' MINNESOTA. two huudred grubb'ug hoes, ten ploughs, stone*, one hundred axes, (handled), twenty spades, and other farming implements, per fifth article treaty May sevenUi, eighteen hundred aud alxty-four, one thousand five hundred dollars. For employment of two oarpenters, one thousand eight huudred dollar*, and two blacksmiths, one thou sand eight hundred dollars; four farm laborers, two thousand four huudred dollsra; one physician, one thousand two hundrnl dollars, sud medlciue for the sick, five hundred doJars, per fifth article treaty May seventh, eighteen huudred and sixty-four, seven ihou- iw-inill to be built for the common use of the Cbip- pewas of Mississippi, and the Kod Lake and Pembina hands of Chippewaa, so long as the President may ■* *t necessary, —jj*'" |—** of services and traveling expeuaea of diaus, and to inspect the fields, buildings, mills, and other improvements, aa stipulated in tlie seventh arti cle ticaty May seventh, eighteen huudred and sixty- four. not exceeding any one year more than twenty days’ service, at five dollars per day, or more than three hundred miles travel, at ten ceuts per milo. four humlrod and eighty dollars. For pay of female teachers employed on the reserva tions to instruct Indian girls in domestic economy, one thousand dollars. CHIPPEWAS Oil RED LAKE AND PEMBINA TKIBE OF CHIPPEWAS. of the President, por third article treaty second Octo ber, eighteen huudred and sixty-three, and second ar ticle supplementary to treaty twelfth April, eighteen hundred aud sixty-four, tou thousand dollars. n For this amount to the Pembina baud of Chippewss, during the pleasure of the President, per same treaty. dent, per fifth article treaty February fourteenth, elgh- toMi huudr«d .till tU!rty-U(r.«, ml ifUl artlol. July saaisafe - *— h “'*’ 4 - » * - Vktaoi liundred «id IwtMt- MX, and firth ytfole treaty August seventh, eighteen huudred and fllty-alx, two thousand dollars. * For aduoatton. during the ploaaure of tlie President, C ar fifth article treaty February fourteenth, eighteen undred and thirty-three, end fifth article treaty Au- jSHEfr olfiBtorn bundled and fifly-«lx,onaUMu- For five per centum lutoreat on two hundred thous and dollars for purposes of education, per sixth article treety seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, ten thousand dollars. For transportation of such articles as iney be pur chased for the Creek nation, under iroaty of Juuo fourteenth, eighteeii huudred aud sixty-six, two thou sand dollars. For interest on seven hundred aud seventy-five thousand ono hundred aud aixty-elght dollare, et the rate of five per centum, to be expended under the di rection of the Secretary of tlie lutartor, under provi •ion* of the third article treaty June fourteenth, eigh teen huudred end alxty-six, thirty-eight thousand sev- eu hundred and fifty eight dollars aud forty cents. For this amount required to pay the expenses of taking a oensus aud investigating the claims of loyal >e Iudlaus ““•* **•““•* —a—. . . le fourtoei fifteen hundred dollars.’ cuow For first of thirty instalment* to supply male per sons over fourteen years of age with a suit of good substantial woolen clothing, consisting of coat, Jiat, pantaloon*, tlanuel ahlrta, and woolen socks, per ninth article treaty May aoventh, eighteen hundred and six ty-eight, for (he Usual year ending June thirtieth, eigh teen liundred aud seventy, ten thousand dollars. For first of thirty instalments to supply each female over twelve years of age with a flannel skirt or the good* necessary to make the aaiuo, e pair of woolen hose, twelve yard* of calico, aud twelve yards cottou domestic, per ulutli articlo treaty of M .y seventh, eighteen huudred eud aixt> -eight, for the fiscal yoar ending June thirtieth, eighteen huudred aud seventy, of e blacksmith, carpenter, former, end physician, who ahall furnish nisdidnse for ths sick, per eleventh article treety thirty-first January, eighteen huudred end fifty-five, three thousand Ma hundrsd dollars. MKNOMONKJUi. For fourteenth of fifteen Instalments for pay of mil for, per third article treety twelfth May, eighteen huu dred end fifty-four, six huudred dollars. For fourth of fifteen Instalment* of annuity upon two hundred aud forty-two thousand six hundred and eighty-six dollars, for cession of lands, per fourth er tide treaty May twelftli, eighteen huudred end fifty fourth article treety June fifth, elghteeu hundred sud fifty-four, niue huudred end forty dollars. For poriueueut provision for miller, iu lieu of .. smith, per fifth article treaty alxth October, elghteeu huudred and elghteeu, fifth article treaty twenty-third October, eighteen huudred aud thirty-four, aud fourth artiolo treaty fifth Juuo, eighteen hundred and fifty- four, aix huudred dollars. For Interest on fllty thousand dollars, st five per centum, for educational purposes, per third srticle treaty fifth Juus, eighteen hundred sud fifty-four, two five thousand dollars. For first of thirty lnstebneuts to supply the boys and girls uuder the ages named such flannel sud cot tou good* as may be needed to make each a suit as afores- Id. together with a pair of wooleu hose for each, per uluth article treaty of May seventh, eighteen huu dred and sixty-eight, for the fiscal year ending June * 4 “* i “**' . onty, four thous- thirtieth, eighteen hundred ami and five hundred dollars. For the first of teu iusteliue Secretary of the Interior in the purchase of such arti- ed by the treaty of May aoveuth, eighteen huudred aud sixty- eight, for the fiscal year ending Juno thirtieth, eigh teen hundred and seveuty, nineteen th ‘ huudred and thirty dollars. For the construction ol a school houso or mission building, per third article treaty of May seventh, eigh teen hundred aud *lxty-clght, two thouaaud live hun dred dollars. For the erection o grist-mill and shingle machine attached, per third a * steam circular saw-mill, with machine attached, per third artl clo treaty May seventh, eighteen hundred aud sixty- supplying the lied Lake baud of Chippewa* wiili gib ing twine, cottou matter, calico, lluaey, blanket*, sheeting, tlanm l*. provisions, farming tools, and for such other nneful articles, snd for such other useful purposes ss any be deemed for their best interests, per third article supplementary treaty of twelfth April, eighteen huudred aud aixty-four, eight thousand dol lars. For the sixth of fifteen instalments for samo objects for Pembina baud of Chip]>ewas, j>er same treaty, four thousand dollars. For sixth of fifteen instalments for pay of one black smith, ono physician, who ahall furnish medicine for the sick, one miller, and one farmer, per fourth article of same treaty, three thouaand live hundred dollars. For sixth of fifteen Instalments for the purchase nf iron and steel and other articles for blacksniithlng purposes, per ssino treaty as above, oue thousand five carpentering and other purposes, per same treaty, < , per tenth article treaty May seventh, dred and sixty-eight, “ hundred dollars. For construction of a warehouse or store-room for ic use of the agent in storing goods belonging t xudians, per third article ol the treaty of May enth, eigliteeu hundred and sixty-eight, two thouaand live huudred dollars. For the construction of au agency building, per same article of same treaty, two tbuunaud dollars. For the building of a residence for a physician to said Indians, per same article of same treaty, two thou For tlie construction of five buildings for carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller, aud eugiueer, at fifteen huudred dollars o*eli, per same article of same treaty, seven thousand five hundred dollars. DELAWARES. For life annuity to chief, per private articla to tup plemeutal treaty twenty-fourth Heptember, eighteen hundred aud twenty-nine, to treaty of third October, eighteen hundred aud oightccu, oue huudred dollars. For interest on forty-six thousand and eighty dol- value of thirty-six eighteen hundred and lhirly- jaty of May sixth, eighteen vo thousand three hundred D'WAMISII AND OTHER ALLIED TIUHKS IN WASH INGTON TERRITORY. For tenth instalment on one hundred aud fifty thouaand dollar# under the direction of the Presi dent, per sixth article treaty twenty-second January, school, and to provide si structor or iustrnctora, nty-second January, uta for the establish- ultural sud industrial >ol with a suitable iu- fourteenth articlo treaty rtgbtot hundred aud fitly- five, three thnusaud dollar*. For tenth of twcuty instalments for ths establish- i nt and support of a smith sud carpenter shop, and furnish them with the necessary tools, per four- teenth arthle treaty twenty-second January, eigliteeu th, c thousand dollars. CHICKASAW8. For permanent annuity, per second article treaty sixteenth November, eighteen bund rod and live, and thirteenth article treaty twenty-aeooud Jims, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, three thousand dollars. For permanent annuity for support of light horst- psr alxth article treaty eighteenth October, < ighteeu hundred and twenty, ninth article treaty January twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, and thirteenth article treaty twenty-second June, eighteen hundred and fllty-ttve, six hundred dollsra. For permanent an unity for education, per second article treaty twentieth January, eightoeu hundred and twenty-five, aud thirt •enth article treaty twenty- second June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, six thou sand dollars. For permsneut annuity for iron and steel, per ninth article treaty twentieth January, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, and thirteenth article treaty twenty-sec ond June, eighteen hundred sod fifty-five, throe hun dred and twenty dollars. For interest on three hundred and ninety thousand two huudred and flfly-aeven dollars and niuety-two cent*, at five per centum per annum, tor education, support of the government, and other beneficial pur poses, under the direction of the general council of the Choctaws, in conformity with the provisions contained •, nlnetesn thousand five hundred and twelve dol lars and elghty-nlue oenta: Provided, That It ahall !>e the duty of the tlearetary of the Interior to soil a suffi cient amount of the bonda of the United BUtcs held in tmat for the Choctaw Indiana to enable him to pay the amount of the awards heretofore approved by him In ravor of Joseph O. Hcdd and Reuben Wright un der the provisions of the fiftieth article of the treaty concluded with the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indiana on the twenty-eighth day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty-six. CONFEDERATED TRIRRH AND BANDS OK IN- Aclal objects, at thd discretion of the President, per etcoud artiolo treaty twenty-fifth June, eightuen hun dred and fifty five, six thousand dollsra. For tenth ol fifteen instalments for t*ay snd subsis tence of one farmer, ous blacksmith, and one wago sand five hundred dollars. For tenth of twenty Instalments for psy snd subtla fence of one physician, one aawyer, one miller, one superintendent ol farming operations, aud one ach«* ty-flve, five hundred dollar*. CREEK*. For permanent annuity in money, per fourth arti cle treaty seventh August, seventeen hundml aud ninety, and fifth article treaty seventh August, eigh teen Inwdrnd snd Afly-alx, one thousand flvo liundred dollsra. For permanent annuity In money, per second artl cle treaty sixteenth June, nigliteou hundred and two, and fifth article treaty aeveutli Au* *t, elghteeu hnn- dmt and fifty-eta, throe thouaaud dollars. For |M>rmsnsnt aim oily In money, por fourth article 1Wl, nty-f« | urtb January, eighteen hundred aud emE» lr " ? n * irmi * Align'd, fare h,,ndr * d twouty thousand dol w 14 “"'‘“toy for blacksmith and Mala- Jr*!,* 1 “JN'fcnd toots, per eighth article treaty i??. 0 *.* 7 ' ‘‘fihfeen hundred and twenty six, and nitii article treaty seveuth Annual rluhteen buudred and fifty-six, eight hundred and forty dol- For l^nnaneiit annuity for iron aud stool for shop, per eighth article.treatytwenty-fonrth January, elgh- tewn huudred and tweiitj-alx, and fifth artlole treat* seventh August, eighteen hundred snd rtfty-eli two hundred and seventy dollare. 7 For permanent annuity for the pay of a wheelwright, per eighth article treaty tweuty-fonrtli Janaary alati- teen hundred and twenty-eix, and fifth article treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and fiftywlx. Mx hundred dollars. For blacksmith and assistant and for shop aud tooto, during ths ptoMuro of the President, per fifth artioie treaty fourteenth February, eighteen hundred and thirty-three, and fifth article treato seventh August, eighteen haudred and flfty-Mx, sight hundred and lor 17 For Iron and steel for shop during ths ptoaanr* of ths President, per fifth arttoto treaty fourteenth Feb ruary, elghteeu hundred and thirty-three, and fifth ar ttoto treaty eevenlh Angus!, eighteen hun4“" — - ty-rtx, three hundred aud seventy dollare. >f a Uarksmi ball film tali article treaty tweut; dred and fifty-five, t nd physician, who January, cightet eighteen hundred aud fifty-four, eleven thouaaud sixty-two dollars aud eighty-nine cento. MIAM1K8—EEL RIVER. For permanent annuity iu goods or otherwise, jm-i fourth article treaty third August, seveutveu hundred and nine-five, five hundred dollars. For permanent annuity In good* or otherwise, |>or articles treaty twenty-first August, eighteen hundred and five, two hundred and fifty dollars. For permanent aunulty In goods or otherwise, j*er ' sty thirtieth September, MOI.KL INDIANS. Fur la*t of ten liiHtalmcuU for keeping in repair aw aud flouring mills, aud lor tho pay oi necessary employees, the benefits of which to be sliorod alike by all the confederated ba^ds, per second article treaty twruty-first December, eighteen hundred and fifty- five, one thousand live hundred dollars. For last ol teu instalments for i>ay of a carpiuter and joiner to aid in erecting buildings and making furniture for said Indians, and to furnish tools in in said service, per second article treaty twenty-first De cember, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, one thousand For pay of teachers to manual labor school for all necessary materials therefor, and for tho subsistence of the pupils, per secoud article treaty twenty- December, sign to "BF" " " “ hundred dollars. ■UYALLUP, AND OTHER TRIBES fiurth Heptember, eighteen hundrsd and flfty-MTsn, ulrty thousand dollars. For support of two manual labor schools, during Us pleasure of ths Preaidant. psr third article treaty Hlptamher twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred aud fIJty- ■Iran, tan thousand dollars. dint, psr same treaty, five hundred dollars. For psy of two blacksmiths, one ot whom shall be tansmlth aud tinsmith, per earns treaty, twelve bun- ifed dollars. For pay of two strikers or apprentices In black smith's shop, per same treaty, four huudred aud eigh- dolkrs. F<r pay of miller, at the discretion of tho President, *r euno treaty, six huudred dollars. Fir pay of an engineer, at the discretion of tho treaty, five hundred dollsra. For keening lu repair the grist aud aaw mills, i*r -mi. treaty, three huudred dollars. PONCAS. P«r the alxth of teu instalment* of the second aeries, » ke paid to them or expended for their ImuefH," por secoud article treaty twelfth March, eighteen hun dred aud titty eight, ten thousand dollsra. For this amount, to be expended during the pleasure of th» President in furnishing such aid aud assistance lu agricultural and mechanical pursuits provided for iu the first part of the seoond article of treaty of March twelfth, eightoeu hundred and fifty-eight, M the SiH'retary of the Interior may consider advantage- and necessary, seven thousand five hundred dol- POTTOWATAMIR8. huudred and flity-flve, twelve Unqutohmeut of title to lands, to be applied to ben eficial objects, per fourth srticle treaty twenty-sixth December, elghteeu hundred aud fifty-four, oue thou- troaty twenty-sixth December, eighteen hundred and fifty four, five thouaaud dollars. For fifteenth of twenty instalments for the support of an agricultural and industrial school, and support of smith and carpenter shop, and providing the neces sary tools therefor, in conformity with tenth article of treaty December twenty-aixth, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, fifteen hundred dollars. NAVAJOES. For such articles of clothing, or raw materials lieu thereof, for eight thousand Narajoe Indians, i exceeding five dollars each Indian, in conformity with eighth article treaty June first, elghtean huudredi sixty-eight, forty thousand dollars. For seeds, farming implements, work cattle, and I Ithar ily with ■ hundred and forty thousand dollars. eigli- -ey of tho Nav*)o conformity with fifth article teen hundred and sixty-eight, thirty-six thousand hundred and twenty dollars. For insurance and transportation- or tho fiscal year ndiug June thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud seventy, fifteen thoi For defli deficiency expended dollars. the appropriation for amount of ' ling the Navujoes at the nntraet made by eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, until tbei Duval hundred dol- FLATIIEAD8 AND OTHER CONFEDERATED TRIBES. For tho first ol five instalments on one huudred am weuty thouaand dollars, being tho third an agricultural aud industrial school, keeping lu re pair the buildings, aud providing suitable furniture, books, and stationery, per fifth articlo treaty sixteenth Jnly, eighteen huudred and fifty-five, three hundred dollar*. Fur tenth of twenty instalments for providing suita ble instructors therefor, per fifth article treaty aix- teenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, one thou sand sight humlrod dollars. For teuth ot twenty instalments tor keeping in re pair blacksmiths’, tin and guunmitha', carpenters', and wagon and plough-makers’ shops, and providing necessary tool* therefor, per fifth arlicle| treaty six- tconth July, eighteen huudred and fifty-five, five huu dred dollar*. For tenth of twenty instalments for the employ- * farmers, two millers, one blacksmith, oue gunsmith, one carpenter, and oue wagoc uient of t 1 and plough-iuaker. per filth treaty sixteenth July, eighteen humlrod and fifty-five, seven thouaand four hundred dollars. For tenth of twenty inatalmcnts for koeping in re pair saw and flouring mills, aud for furnishing tho sixteenth July, elghtoon hundred aud fifty-five, three bundled dollars. For tenth of twenty instalment* for pay of a physl- clan, per fifth articlo troaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, ono thousand four hundred dollars. For tenth of twenty Instalments for keeping iu re pair the butldiugs required for tho various employees and funitahing noce*sary furniture therefor, per fifth article treaty sixteenth Julv, eighteen huudred and fifty-live, three hundrod dollars. For tenth of twenty instalment* for the pay of each of the head chiefs of the Flathead, Kootenay, and Up per Fend d 'Oreille* tribes, |»er filth article trealy six teenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, fifteen hundted dollars. For Insurance and transportation of annuity goods aud provisions, per fifth article treaty sixteenth July, ciglihsm hundred and Hixty-flvn, four thousand dol lars. I0WA8. For interest in lieu of inventment on fifty-sevou thousand five hundred dollars, balance of one hundred and fifty-seven thousand five hundred dollars, to tho first of July, eighteen hundred ami sixty-nine, at five per centum per annum, for education or other bene ficial pnr|»os*fl, under the direction of tho President, per ninth srticle of treaty of May seventeenth, eigh teen hundrod and fifty -four, two thouaand eight hun- dr*d and seventy-five dollars. KANSAS. For iuierest iu Heu of investment on two hundred thousand dollar*, at five per centum per auuum, por second article* treaty of January fourteen, eighteen liundred and forty-nix, ten thousand dollars KICKAPOOS. For sixteenth Instalment of interest, at five per cen tum, on one haudred thousand dollars for educational aud other beneficial purposes, as per second article treaty May eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, five thousand dollars. KLAMATH AND MODOO INDIANS, r fourth of five Instalments, to be applied under of tho PreahJeut, aa |>er second article treaty dire of October fourteenth, elght.cn hundred and sixty- four, eight thousand dollars. For third of twenty Instalment* for keening iu re- nstr one saw-mill, ono flouring mill, buildings for the blacksmith, carpenter, and wagon ami plough-maker, the manual labor school, ami hospital, as per fourth article treaty of October fourteenth, eighteen hundred ter, blacksmith, wagon and plough-makers' shop#, tesntli, eighteen huudred and *txly-foi and live hundred dollars. For fourth of fifteen instalment* for pay and sub- n Bii|Hir1iitend*nt of larmlng, one farm For fourth of twenty instalments to nay salary and subetatame of one physician, ono miller, and two school teachers, as per fifth artlcls treaty of Outobsr fourteenth, eightoeu hundred and sixty-four, three thousand six hundrsd dollars. MAKAH TRIBE. For )Mt of four Instalments of thirty thouaand dol lars, (being the fourth aorles), under direetton of the I‘resident, ss per fifth eriloJa of treaty of January thlrtr-flret, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, oue thous and five hundred dollars. For tenth of twenty instalment* for aupnort of a smith snd oarpenter r s shop, aud |o urov'ds aery tools therefor, per eleventh article trealy thirty- •rat January elgh teeu hundred and Afty-Ars, five hun dred dolisra. For tenth of twenty Instalments for tha support of *n agricultural sud Industrial school, and for pay of taaouary *—*—*— * •— tor tenth of twenty inatahnanta for Um employment thousand one hundred dollars and ninety ceuts. 8I88ITON AND WARPETON. rvey of reservation for the Hissiton and War- retou bauds of Dakota or Sioux Indians, as j»er third, "U, and fifth artic'.os of the treaty with said Imli- f February nineteen, eightenu hundred and alxty- i, forty-five thousand dollars, or so mu^h ther.-ol a* as may be necessary. NEZ PERCE INDIANS. for last of flvo instalments of second series for ben- dal object*, at tho discretion of the President, per fourth article treaty of Juno eleventh, eighteen lam- bum! red and fifty-five, five hundred dollars. For tenth ol twenty instalment* for the employment of one superintendent of teaching and two teachers, per fifth article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hun dred am! fifty-five, three thousand two hundred dol lar*. For tenth of twenty instalments for keeping in re- For permanent anuuity iu silver, per fourth article treaty third August, seventeen huudred aud iiluety- five, seven hundred snd twenty-four dollars and sov- enty-sevon cents. For permanent annuity in silver, per third article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and uiue, three hundred and sixty-two dollars and thirty- nine cents. For permanent annuity in silver, per third article treaty second October, eighteen hundred snd ('igh teeu. on* thousand eight hundred and eleven dollars For permanent annuity in money, per secoud arti- nine dollars and fiftjr-four cent*. For permanent annuity in specie, pev second article treaty twenty ninth July, eigliteeu hundred aud ty-uiae, eleven thousand five huudred and uiuety-aix dollars and thirty-three cents. For life annuity to chief, per third article treaty twentieth October, eighteen hundred and thirty- twenty-sixth September, eighteen hundred aud thirty- three, seven hundred dollars: Provided, That aatisfac tory evidence ahall he shown to the Secretary of tin Interior that tlie chief or chiefs provided for by said articles are still living. For education, durirg tho pleasure of Congress, per For iH-Tmanentpro vision for tho payment of money in lieu of tobacco, iron, aud steel, per second article treaty twentieth September, eighteen huudred aud twenty-eight, and tenth article of tho treaty of the fifth aud seventeenth June, eightoeu hundred and forty-six, two hundred aud seventeen dollars aud for ty-three cents. For permanent provision lor three blacksmiths and assistants, and for irou and steel for shops, per third article treaty sixteenth October, eighteen hundred snd twenty-eight second article treaty twentieth September, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, and second artl- cle treaty twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, two thousand forty-two dollars and nine ty-four cents. For permanent provision for fifty barrels of salt, per second article of treaty twenty-ninth July, eigh teen hundred and twenty-nine, three hundred aud sev enteen dollars and nine cent*. For interest on four hundred and sixty-aix thous and aud twenty seven dollars aud fort) -eight cents, at five per centum, in conformity with seventh article treaty of June fifth and seventeenth, eighteen hun dred and forty-six, twenty-three thouaand three hun dred and one dollars and thirty-seven cents. To enable the President to carry out the provisions of the third article of the treaty of November fifteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, with the Pottowato- •inbers of said tribe who have elected i come citizen* in accordance with said treaties, proportion of the cash value of tho l'ottowatomie sixty-three dollars and eighty cents, in currency, and tlie sum of one huudred and twenty-three thousand six hundred and uinety-nino dollars and seventy-three cents, in gold, to be paid ont of the funds belonging I have actually withdrawn from their tribal rela tions, aud under said treaties have become citizens of the United States, be, aud the same are hereby, appro priated: Provided, That no part of said money due or belonging to minor children shall be paid to them, or to any person for them, until such children shall hav. id tho a further, Thai before year*: And provided hundred dollars. For tenth of t-venty instain of ono superintendent of far o therefor, per fifth article treaty eleventh hundred and fifty-live, five hundred dollars. •d in ploughing land aud fencing lot . clause fourth articlo treaty June ninth, oiglitci dred and sixty-three, fifteen thousand dollars. For fourth of the sixteen inataliiienta for boarding and clothing the children who shall attend the schools, providing the school# aud boarding-houses with neces sary furniture, tlio purchase of necessary wagons, teams, agricultural implements, tools, and so forth, aud lor tanciug of such land* as may bo needed for gardening and farming purposes for the nchools, ss per fourth clause fourth article treaty of June nine, eighteen hundred and sixty-throe, three thousand dol lars. For salary of two subordinate chiefs, as nor fifth ar ticle freaty of June nine, eighteen hundred and sixty- smiths' shops In repair and stocked with the necessary tools and materials, par fifth srticle treaty June ninth, eightoeu huudred aud sixty-three, five hundred dol lars. For third of fifteen Instalments for repairs of houses mills, shops, and so forth, and providing tho necessary furniture, tools, and materials, ss per filth articlo trea ty June ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-throe, two thousand dollsra. For salary of boarding schools, i thousand six hundred dollars. OMAUA8. For tho second of fifteen instalments of this amount, being third of aeries, iu money or otherwise, per fourth article troaty sixteenth March, eighteen hun dred and fifty-four, twenty thouaaud dollars. For fourth of ten Instalments for keeping In repair a grist and saw mill, aud support of blacksmith shop, per eighth article treaty March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and flfty-fonr, and third article treaty March sixth, eighteen hundred and slxty-flvo, three hundred dollars. For pay of one engineer, twelve hundred dollars. i miller, l»er same treaties, nine liundred doi For fourth of ten lustalmsnta for pay of one farmer, per same treaties, seven hundred and twenty dollars. For fourth of tun instalments for pay of blacksmith, per same treaties, seven hundred and fifty dollars. 08AUE8. For tuterest on 4 slxty-ntne thousand one hundred aud twcuty dollars, at flv* per oentmn per annum, be ing value of fifty-four sections of land set sjiart hy said treaty for educational purposes, throo thouaaud * ur hundred and fifty-six dollars. For Interest on three hundred thouMiid dollars at flvs per centum per annum, to he paid seiul-annually, money or such articles aa the Hecretary of the In- or may direct, aa per first article treaty of Heptein- her twenty i th< hundred and slxly-flve, flf- >1 dollars. transimrUtton of goods, provisions, aud forth, purchased for the Orest and Little Osage Indi ans, or so much thereof aa may be necessary, three thousand five hundred dollars. OTTOWA8 AND GH1PPEWA8OF MICHIGAN. For second of four eonal annual instalments in coin of tha sum of two hundred amt six thouaand dollars, being the unpaid part of the principal auto of throe ired and aix tmmsand dollars, to he distributed S its, In the usual manner of paying annuities, il article of the treaty of thlrty-ftrst July, eigh teen hundred and Ofty-five, fifty-one thouaand five hundred dollars. For Interest on one hundred and three thousand dollsra, at flvs per oentum, being the balance of two Irsd and six thousand dollars for the fiscal year ig June thirty, eighteen hundrsd sud seventy, five thousand one hundred and fifty dollars. OTTOE8 AND M1880URIA8. For second of fifteen instalments, being Uie third aeries, in money or otherwise, psr fourth artioie treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and flfty-fonr, nine thousand dollars. PAWNEES. For perpetual anuuity. at Isaat one-hall of which to bo In goods and such article* aa may be doomed ne cessary for them, por seoond article treaty twenty- bo Hold such proportion of tho bonds held hy him in trust for said Indians as may be necessary to comply id provisions, POTroWATOMIES OF HURON. |hundred QUAPAWS. For education, during the ploasure of tho President, per third article treaty thirteenth May, ciglf dred and thirty-three, one thousand dollars For blacksmith aud assistant, and tools, and iron and steel for shop during tho pleasure .ofjthe Presi dent, per third articlo treaty thirtcenth of May, eigh teen hundred aud thirty-three, one thouaand and six ty dollar*. For farmer, during the pleasure of the President per third article treaty thirteenth May. t ighteeu hum] dred aud thirty-throe, aix hundred dollars. QUI-NAI-ELT AND QUIL-LEH-UTE INDIANS. For last of four instalments on twenty-five thousand dollars (being the fourth series) for beneficial objects, under the direction of the President, per fourth arti cle treaty first of July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, ono thousand three hundred dollars. For tenth of twenty instalments for the support of i agricultural and industrial school, aud pay of aulta- aud carpenter shop, and to provide the ncceaaary tools therefor, per tenth article troaty first July, eighteen article treaty first Julv, eighteen hundrod and fifty-five, throo thouaaud aix hundred dollars. ROQUE RIVERS. For last of sixtoeu instalments iu blankets, clothing, farming utensils, and stock, per third article treaty tenth September, eighteen buudred and fifty-three, two thousand five hundred doUars. SACS AND FOXES OF MISSISSIPPI. For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per third article treaty third November, eighteen hundred aud four, ono thousand dollars. For interest on two hundred thousand dollars, at five per centum, per second articlo treaty twenty-first October, eighteen hundred aud thirty-seven, ten thou sand dollars. For Interest on eight hundred thousand dollars, at five per centum, per second articlo troaty eleventh Oc tober, eighben huudred and forty-two, forty tlious- SACS AND F0XE80F MISSOURI. For interest on one hundred and flfty-aoveu thous and four huudred dollars, at flvo per centum, under the direction of the Prealdcut. per second articlo trea ty twenty-ftrst October, eighteen hundred and thirty- Urs. President, psr fourth artlcls trsaty twentieth July, (dghtasn hundrsd aud tbirty-oue, ous thousand and sixty dollars* dred aud niuety-flve, aud third article treaty tenth Mav, eightoeu huudred and fifty four, one thouaaud dollars. For permanent annuity, lu specie, for educational purposes, per fourth article treaty twenty-ninth Sep tember, elghteeu buudred aud seventeen, and third article treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred aud fifty- four, two thouaaud dollars. For lutoreat, at five per centum, on forty thouaaud dollars, for educational purposes, per third article treaty touth May, elghteeu hundred and llfty-fonr, WEXTKBK HANDS. For sixth of twenty instalments, to be exixmded, tier the direction of the President, lu the purchase of such articles as he may deem suitable to their wants, either as liuutors or hr-rdameii, per seventh article treaty October firs!, elghtoon huudred and sixty-three, five thousand dollars. KASTKItH BANDS. For sixth of twcuty Instalments, U) bo expended, under the direction of the President, iu the purchase of such articles a* he may deem suitable to their *- “her aa hunt* ‘ ’ y second, elg and dollars. NOhTUWKXTfcUN i For sixth of twouty instalments, three, live thousand dollars. OOHUIl* BANDS. For sixth of twenty instalments, lo be expended, uuder the direction of the President, in the purchase nd sixty-three, one thousand dollari SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK, ir permanent annuity lu clothing and other useful les, per sixth article treaty seventeenth Novem ber, seventeen hundred aud ninety-four, four thoua and five huudred dollars. S’KLALLAM J. For last of four instalment* on sixty-thousand dol lars, (being fourth series), tinder tho direction "toto Preside ‘ mji * -*-*- - | ry. elgl dollars. For tenth of twenty instalments tor the support of an agricultural aud industrial school, and for pay for suitable teachers, per eleventh article treaty twenty- sixth October, eighteen hundred and fifty " thousand five hundred doUars. For tenth of twenty instalment* for the employment of a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and a physician, who shall furnish medicines for the sick, per eleveuth articlo treaty twenty-sixth October, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, three thousand live hundred dollars. TABEGUACIIE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS. For sixth of ten instalment* for tho purchase of goods, under the direction of the Secretary of the In terior, per eighth article treaty of October seventh, eighteen huudred and sixty-three, and Senate amend ment of March twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, ten thousand dollars. For aixth of teu instalments, per eighth article trea ty, for the purchase of provisions, under the direction of tho Secretary of the interior, teu thor.sand dollar*. For the purchase of iron, *tocl and necessary tools for blacksmith’* shop, as per tenth article of said trea ty, two huudred and twenty dollars. For pay of blacksmith and assistant, a* per same ar ticle of tame treaty, one thouaand one huudred dol lars. For insurance, transportation, and general inciden tal expenses of tho delivery of goods, provisions, and stock, ss per same article of oawe treaty, three thous and dollars. UMPQUASAND CALAPOOIA8, OF UMPQUA VAL LEY, OREGON. For last of live instalment* of the third series of an nuity for beneficial objects, to be expended as directed ~ ildent, per third articlo troaty twenty-ninth eighteen hundred and f^ty-four, oue thou sand seven hundred dollars. For last of fifteen instalments tor the pay of a physi cian and purchase of medicines, per alxth article trea ty twenty-ninth November, eighteen hundred and fif ty-four, one thousand flvo hundred dollars. For the fifteenth of tweuty instalments for tho pay of a teacher and purchase of books and stationery, per sixth article troaty twenty ninth November, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, one thousand four huudred and fifty dollars. UMPQUAS, (COW CREEK BAND.) J sixteenth of twenty instalments in blauketa, clothing, provisions, and stock, per third article treaty nineteenth September, eighteen hundred and fifty- three, five huudred and fifty dollars. WALLA-WALLA. CAYUSE, AND UMATILLA TRIBES. For last of five instalments of second series, to be expended under tho direction of tho President, per second article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, six thousand dollars. For tenth of twenty Instalments for the purchase of lall necessary mill fixtures and mechanical tools, med icines and hospital stores, books and stationery for schools, aud furniture for tho employees, per fourth articlo treaty ninth June, eighteen huudred and lif^l article treaty February twenty-three, eighteen hun dred aud slxty-efzfy-aeveo, four thousand doUars. WTANDOTTjXjS. To psy for tbs servioaa of three pdrsons, to be ap pointed hy the Secretary of the Interior, to ascertain and report ihe amount of money, If any, dee by th* United States to said Indians under existing treaties, and so forth, per thirteenth article treaty February twenty-three, eighteen hundred and ilxty-seven, three thouaand doUars. OTTOWA#. To pay the claim of J. T. Jones, being for deslruo teenth article treaty February twenty-three, eighteen huudred and sixty-seven, six thousand seven bundled PKOBIAS, KaSKAAEIAS, WKAN, AND MANKXAHAWS. To amount to be paid per capita from the sum of one liundred sud sixty-nine thousand six hundred and eighty-six dollars and seventy-five ceuts. Invested for said Indians, per act of Congress, July twelve, eighteen hundred aud aixty-two, per twenty-fourth ar ticle treaty February twenty-three, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, twenty-five thousand doUars. For this amount, to lie taken from the invested fund of said Indians, sud to be paid to the tribe, per capita, to assist them lu establishing themselves in their new homes, per twenty-fourth article treaty Feb ruary twenty-three, eighteen huudred aud six ty- thirty thousand dollar*. For thl« amount, being the balance of interest, at five per centum per mouth, on thirty-nine thouaaud February twenty-time, elghteeu hundred and slxty- iven, three thousand seven huudred dollars. For first of six instalments lor pay of blacksmith, sud for necessary iron aud steel aud tools, per twen ty-seventh article treaty February, eighteeu hundred aud aixty-aeveu, fifteen hundred dollars. SAC AND FOX INDIANS OF THE MISSISSIPPI. •'or amount necessary to pay to tlie Sac and Fox In dians, parlies to this treaty, at the rate of one dollar per acre for one hundred and forty-seven thousand three hundred and ninety-three and thirty-two > the ry eighteen, eighteen huudred aud aixty-sevi tiou of a dwelling house for the agent of said tribe, a houso aud shop for a blacksmith, and dwelling house for a physician, per seventh article treaty February eighteen, elghteeu hundred snd six- seven, six thousand dollars. For first of five instalments for the support of a physician and purchase of medicines, per tenth article treaty February eighteen, eighteen huudred and sixty- with tobacco and salt, per tenth artide treaty Februa ry eighteen, elghteeu huudred aud sixty-seven, three hundred and fifty dollars. To pay the claim of the Sacs and Foxea against the United States for stealing of stock, per fifteenth article treaty February eighteen, eighteen huudred and sixty- seven, sixteen thousand four hundred dollars. For amount necoaaary to pay the expenses of i „ listing this treaty, per nineteenth article treaty Feb ruary eighteen, eighteen hundred and aixty-aeven, fif teen huudred dollars. M«nt. oat iiUtUcUi: . and two tMchan for lb. lltuloa Indians of California, twenty-two ihaw^ dollars. For this aanooni, or so much thereof aa may be nec- ttmn to nrvlj tb. (Mdng in th. .ppropWuton for removing the Indians from Smith's River reservation to Hoops Valley and Round Valley reservations in Cal ifornia, two thousand fir# hundred dollars. For defraying th* expanse of removal and subsis tence of Indians In Oregon not parties to any treaty, and for pay Uf necessary employees, twenty thouaand dollars. For defraying ths expense of removal and snbais tones of Indians In Washington Territory not parties to any treaty, and for pay of necessary employees, flf- To enable the Secretary of the Interior to take ebargu ebago and Pottawatomie Indians n e thouaand three hundred dollars, : two months [seventfuj of six per centum Interest on seven hundred and ninety-six thousand right hundred doltare. Virginia stock, for the pay nunt of which provision h u been made, sixty five thousand six huudred and eighteen dollars and fifty iven cento, or so much thereof as may be necessary For payment of interest on fifteen thousand dol lars, abstracted bonds, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, tor the Cherokee school fund, nine hundred dollars. For payment of interest on aixty-elght thouaand dollars, abstracted bonda. for the fiscal year ending Jane thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty.nine, of the Cherokee national fund, four thouaand and eighty dol- insurance, transportation, and necessary ex- of the delivery of annuities sud provnloua to the Indian tribes iu Minnesota aud Michigan, ton Sioux Indians of _ eight thousand dollars For actual necessary expr'ise* Incurred, and that may hereafter be incurred, by officers of the Indian deparincut In the rescue of prisoners from Indian tribes and returning them to their homes, snd for ex penses incident to the arrest and confinement within the territory of Ihe United States, by order of such of ficers. of persona charged with crimes against the In- thousand five hun- 'arulina Cherekee Indiana, much thereof a* may be \ dred doUars. For this amount, c is*ary to re-establish the Shoshones, Bannocks, arid the southern por- UTE. For construction of a warehouse or store-room at each of the agencies, for the use ot the agent iu stor ing goods belonging to the Indians, fifteen hundred dollars each, per fourth article treaty March two, eigh teen hundred and sixty-eight, three thousand dollars. For erecting an agency building for the residence of the agent at each of the agencies, fifteen hundred dol lars each, per fourth article treaty March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, three thousand dollar*. For the construction of two school-houses, as per fourth article treaty of March two, eight hundred and sixty-eight, six thousand dollars. For construction of four buUdings, for carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, and miller, at each of the agen cies, fifteen hundred dollars each, per fourth article treaty March two. eighteen huudred and sixty-eight, twelve thousand dollars. For the erection on said reservation, near each agency, a good wator-power saw-mill, with grist mill aud a shingle machine attached, aa per fourth article treaty of March two, eighteen hundred aud aixty-elght, sixteen thouaand doUars, or so much thereof ss may be necessary. For pay of two carpenters, two miUers, two farmers, and oue blackamith, per fourth aud fifteenth article! treaty March two, eighteen huudred and sixty-eight, five thousand two hundred and fifty doUars. For purchase of iron and steel, and the neceasary tools for the blacksmith shop, per ninth article treaty March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, two hundred and twenty dollars. For first of thirty instalments, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, for clothes, blankets, aud such other articles as be may think proper and neceasary, per eleventh article treaty March two, eighteeu hundred and sixty-eight, thirty touaand dollars. For annual amount to be expended, under the di rection of the 8«cretai7 of the Interior, in supplying ud eight hundred aud seventy doh 8EMINOLES. For five per centum interest on two liundred and fifty thousand dollars, to be paid aa annuity, per eighth article treaty seventh August, elghteeu hundred and fifty-aix, twelve thousand five hundred doUars. For interest oil two hundrod and fifty thouaand dol lars, at five per centum, to bo paid aa annuity, (they having joined their brothreu west), per eighth article treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty-aix, twelve thousand flvo hundred dollars. For interest on fifty thousand dMIara, at tho rata of five por centum par annum, "to lie paid annually for tho support of Hchools,” as per third article treaty of March twenty-Brat, eighteen hundred and sixty-aix, twenty-live hundred dollars. For interest on twouty thouaand dollars, at the rate of flvo per centum per annum, "to be paid annually," for tho support of tho Hemiiiole government, as per third article treaty of March twenty-first, eighteen huudred aud aixty-aix, one thousand doUars. For tills amount, being Uie interest on fifty thous and dollars from August sixteenth, eighteen hundred aud sixty-aii, tho date of the ratification of the treaty made with tlie Neinlnotos, March twenty-one, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, to November twelve, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, Uie date when tho payment of said sum commenced, two years, two mouth*, and tweiily-alx days, aa per third article of troaty of March twenty-one, eighteen hundred and aixty-nix, five thou sand five hundred and ninely-aeven dollars and twen- ty-o",(. mu. SENS o AS . For |>eriuan«nt aunulty in specie, per fourth article treaty tweuty-nluth September, eighteen hundml and aevoutoen, flvo huudred dollar*. For permanent anuuity In specie, per fourth article treaty *oventoenth September, eighteen hundred and aighUen, five hundred dollar*. For blacksmith and aaaiatant, shop and tools, iron [and| steel, during the pleasure oi the President, aa per fourth article treaty of February twenty-eighth, . .. ... thouaand For miller, during tho pleasure of tho Prealdcut, six hundred dollars. OK8AOA8 OF NEW YORK. For pernianant annuity, In liou of interest on atuck, E r act of nineteenth February, eighteen hundred am! Irty-ons, aix thouaand dollars. For Interest, In lieu of investment, o - — ..toiiaaud doUars,at five per oantui seventh June, eighteen hundred I thousand seven hundred and fifty dollar*. Por lutoreat, at flv* per centum, on rony-uiree thousand and flfly dollars, transferred from Ontario Hank to th* Untlsd States treasury, per act of twanty- seventh Jims, eightoeu hundrsd and forty-alx. two thousand ona hundred and fifty-taro dollars and fifty °* UU ' SENECAS AND 8BAWNEX8. For psrmanant annuity, In apeol*, par' fourth artioie treaty aeventeanth September, eighteen hundred and eighteen, one thouaand dollar*. nr UMkwitti ud mMni , iron aud steel for shop, duriug the plseaura of tho wagon and plough-maker, one carpenter and jo: one physician, aud two teachers, i>er fourth ar treaty ninth June, eightoeu hundred and fifty-five, Ight thousand four hundred aud fifty dollar#. For tenth of twenty instalments for tho pay of c f the head chiefs of the Walla-Walla, Cayuae, instills bands, the sum of five hundrod dollar* auuui, per fifth articlo treaty ninth Juno, eight hundred and fifty-five, fifteen hundred dollarr. For tenth of twenty Instalments for aalary for hi of Pio-pio-mox-iuox, per fifth article troaty ninth Juno, eighteeu hundred aud fifty-five, one hundred WINNEBAGOES. For intere*t on oue million dollars, at livo per cen- , por fourth articlo treaty first November, eighteen dred and forty-six, lour thouaand two huudred and fifty dollar*. WAI.L-PAH-PE TRIBE OF SNAKE INDIANS. For third of five instalments, to be oxpeuded under int, as giiteen thousand dollars. YAKAMA NATION. For last of five instalments of second seriea for ben eficial objects, at tho discretion of the President, per fourth articla treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, eight thousand dollar*. For tenth of twenty instalment* for the support of two achoola, one of which is to be an agricultural and industrial school; keeping in repair school buildings, and for providing suitable furniture, book*, and sta tionery, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, five hundred dollars For tenth of twenty instalment* for the employment of one superintendent of teachiug and two teachers, per fifth article treaty ninth Juno, eighteeu hundred and sixty-eight, thirty thousand dollars. For this amount, to bo expended under the direction of tlie Secretary of the Interior, in providing each lodge or hoad of a family in said confederated bands _ ... . — M jiatlngnjai,^ f rom sheep, per thirteenth paring home*, furnishing provision*, tools, and farm ing utenaila, cattle, and furnishing food and truspor- tation for baud* of Indiana with which treaties have teachers, per fourth artide ordinary Mexican or Texas breed, and five head of I the auperriMon*<rf Brevet Malm? ftoHM^TSr^a ** I,..n hiin.lrr'.l a.ul fiOv.fi v#. tl.irDonnt). arti.-l* troatv March cirdi. . .. ......£ .T: M *J. 0r General W. 8. H*r- other strolling band* of lndi»L_ tlon of Idaho Territory, and southeastern portion o,® Oregon, on the Fort Hall reservation on Snake river Idaho Territory, or on the Siletzor Klamath teaer\a- Uou in Oregon, aa th# Secretary of the Interior may determine including the transportation of all noces*^ ry article# and the material and labor for the con- atruotion of the bouses aud mills and pay [of] neceata- ry empioj eea for one year, thirty thouaaud dollar#. For tlda amount, or so much thereof aa may be ne- ceaaary, to aid in subsisting said Indian* for the first year after their aetttoment on said reservation or re- ••rvdtton*. impart of which to be expended until said T " w4, ‘"“ ■ K “" 1 ^ ** be applied pro Indians ahall be rat* as said settli thouaand dollars: Provided, That __ menta provided for in this act ahall be mad* established, and i ahall be made, twenty-five J of tho pay- the Secretary of the Interior shall be satisfied that th* tribes bands, or individuals named have observed tho treaty stipulations under which *uch payments hav* become duo. and also the provisions of any other trea ties with the government to which they may b« par ties; or In case portion* of said tribe# or bands have observed all of said obligation*, payment* shall b* made to them pro rata. To pay the expenses of two commissioner*, under tenth a> tide treaty of February tweuty-aeventh, eigh teen hundred and aixty-aeven, with the Pottawato- mies, two thousand five hundred dollars. For this amount to pay for subsistence iumiahed to thePtawa Indiana, by direction of the Indian peace six cents. For expense* incurred by M. Wilkinson, United States agent for the Arickaree*. Groa Ventrea. and Mandan Indiana, under instructions from the Indian peace commission, to make said Indians, aa far aa pos- aible, aelf-auataining, twenty-eight thouaand two hun dred aud seventy-alx dollar* and forty-seven cents. For thi# amount, to supply a deficiency in the ap- E ropristion for pay of commissioner* to be appointed y the President, aa per forty-ninth and fiftieth art* clea treaty Apnl twenty-eighth, eighteen huudred and aixty-aix, and Senate amendment thereto, with th* Choctaw* and Cbickaaaw*. fifteen huudred aud thirty- ceasary to enable the Secretary of the Interior U K „, unpaid voucher* audited and allowed by the Indian peace commission, twenty-two thousand five hundred dollars. For this amount, to lie reimbursed from the pro ceeds of their laud* in Kansas, for subsistence of the Great and Little Oaage Indiana, thirty thouaand dul- u hundred and eighty dour dollars and twen- | ty-one cents. | For the payment of [suclij damages sustained by ajuzona 1 tb ® citizen* of Niobrara township, Nebraska, by the j action of the government in moving the Santee Sioux For the general incidental expense* of the Indian i upon their land* in the year eighteen hundred and service in tho territory of Arizona, present* of good*, sixty-six, as shall, [be louud due,] after proper invent- agricultural implements, and other useful articles, and gation uuder the direction of the Secretary of ths In- expended under the direction of tho Secretary oi tho Interior, seventy thouaand dollars. California. For tho general Incidental oxpens-s of the Indian service in California, including travelling expenses of superintending agents, five thousand doUars. COLO BA DO TEKRITOIIY. For tlie general incidental expenses of the Indian service iu Coloiado Territory, presents of goods, agri- themselvcs by the pursuits of civilized life, pended under the directiou of the Secretary of the In terior, twenty-five thousand dollars. DAKOTA TKRlIirOBY. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian aervloe in Dakota Territory, prescuta of good#, agri- Iutcrior, fifteen thouaaud dollars. IDAHO TKIUUTOBY. For the general incidental expense* of the Indian service in Idaho Territory, present* of goods, agricul- of one superintendent of farming and two farmers, jerior, fiftoeen thousand doUars. two millers, two blacksmith*, oue tiune.r, one gun- I For thi# amount to pay the balance due ou certain smith, one carpenter, and one wagon and plough-ma- J contracts mode by D. W. Ballard, governor and ex-of- ker, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen him- | flclo raperintendant of Indian affair* for Idaho Terri- dred and fifty-five, eight thouaand five huudred dol- tory, in July, cghteon hundred and aixtv-aeven, for 1 subsistence, aud ao forth, for Indians in that Territo ry, eight thousand and forty-four dollars and seventy For tenth of tweuty instalment* for keeping in pair saw aud flouring mills, and furnishing the neces- j centn” sary tools and fixtures, per fifth article treaty uluth ‘ June, eighteen hundred aud fifty-fivo, five huudred dollars. For tenth of twenty instalments for keeping in re pair the hospital, anil providing the necessary medi cines and fixtures therefor, per fifth article trealy ninth June, eighteen hundred fifty-five, three hundred MONTANA TKBBITOKY. Interior, fifteen thouaaud dollars. vidiug neceasary tools thsrefor, per fifth artlch June ninth eighteen hundred and fifty-five, five hun dred dollars. For tenth of twenty Instalments for the pay of i physician, tier fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen _ >uu hundred aud fllty. five, ouo thousand four hundred direction of the Secretary of tho interior, twenty , . . . . . thousand dollars. For touth ol twenty instalment* for keeplug In re- , pair the buildings required for tho varioii* employee* J NKW ' for providing the necessary furniture thcrefov, i For the general incidental expenses of the Indian fifth article treaty uluth June, eighteen hundred I service in New Mexico, present* of goods, agricuItU' plements, and other useful article#, am', to aaslat them to locate in permanent ahodes, and sustain themaelv«a by the pursuits of civilizod life, to bo expended id fifty-five, thro# hundred dollars. For tenth of twenty instalments for the aala y ol such person as tho sanl confederated tribes and ' five, five hundred dollars. YANOTON TRIBE OF SIOUX. For Aral of ten instalment* (second Meries), to bo paid to them or expended for their benefit, ooinmcnc- with the year in which they shall remove to amt settle and reside upon their reservation, per fourth article treaty nineteenth April, eighteen hundred and fifty- aovcral tribes or hands of Indians named : ral implements, and other uselnl article#, and to assist them to locate in permanent abode*, and sustain them- selves hy the pursuits of civilized life, to be expended under the direction of tho Secretary of the Interior, forty thousand dollars. ORIKtON AND WASHINOrON TKlUUTOnY. For tlie general incidental ex|ten**a of the Indian aervico In Oregon aud Washington Territory, includ ing insurance and transportation of annuity goods and present*, (where no special provision therefor is made l»y treaties), and office and travelling expenses of the snikcrliitomlciit, agents, ami aub-agciita, thirty-five thouaaud fire huudred doUars. exceeding fifteen thousand dollars, to be divided* pr* rata in payment of the claims to be found due. which predations committed by Indians in northwestern eighteen hundred and fifty-aeven, ten — * -■ dollars and thirty-four thousand niue hundred and s Skc. 2. And be it further enacted, That all goods and merchandise furnished any tribe or baud of In dians under the provisions of any act shall be tu: ned over by tho agent or superintendent of such tribe or baud to the chiefs of the tribe or band In bulk and in the original package, as nearly a* practicable, and in Uie presence of the headmen of the trib# if practicable, to be distributed to th* trib* or band by the chlefii in such manner aa the chiefs mav deem beat, <n the presence M | ovided. r ‘ government aa herernbefore stated. Skc. 3. And b* it further enacted. That the unex pended balance now standing to the credit of the Kan in the books of the Treasury De- t°r or belonging to them for educational purpose*, may be used under the dire, tlon of the superintendent cf Indian affairs for the central auporintondency in the purchase of suon arti cle# of food aud clothing as may in hia discretion l a thought necessary to relieve the most pressing wants of said Indiaus, they being iu a destitute and suffering condition. Sxc. 4. Aud be it further enacted, That there be ap propriated the further sum of two millions of dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to enabls ths President to maintain the |>,ace among and with the various tribes, bands, and parties of Indians, aud to promote cirtliaaUon among said Indians, bring them where pracUcable, upon reservation*, relieve their m- esasities, and encourage their effort* at self-support; a report of all expenditures under this appropriation to bo made in detail to Oongivaa in December next; and for the purpose of enabling the President to execute the powers conferred by this act he is hereby, authoi to organic' “ *■“'* ot more tl •elected by him from mei gence snd philanthropy, _ _ r ^ compensation, who may, uudsr his direction* exercissn Joiut control with the beer, tary of the Interior over the disbursement of the appropriations madebv th s act any part thereof that the President uiay deaignafo. d to pay tlie neceasary expenses oi transportation, subsistence, and dark hire of said commissioner* while actually engaged In said service there is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of twenty-fi - e thous and dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. Bkc. 5. And be ft forth r enacted, That uothiug in ills act contained, or in any of the provisions thereof, ahall be so construed aa to ratify or approve any trea ty mads with any tribes, l<«nds. or iwrties of Indians e tlie twentieth day of July, eighteen hundred and r-seveii. 8kc. 6. And he It further enacted, That the appr r mechanical tmplemei the appropriation of March third, eighteen hun dred and sixty three, for the coats, charge*, aud ex- lenses property incurred by said State in Biippreesing ndiau hostilities in the year eighteen hundred and ilxty-two, be, ami the same is hereby, eitomtad to em brace such expenditure* incurred in the yaar eighteeu n.(-.I ilu'IclenUl ripon*.. ,.f tho l,„lu„ ■l«ty-<hr™. to lb. or jwel,. l headmen of tural implement*, I . said tribe, iu a general council held for thia purpose, slat them to locate iu i>crmanent abode*, and sustain the aamo to l>o estimated for by the local agent and I themselves by the nunmfta of civilized lifts to be sx ocritfed by the superintendent of Indian affair*, ex- ( pended under the directiou ol the Secretary of the In HBNEl'AH, M1XKII 8ENE0AS AND 8IIAWNKES, ' to Um OI'Al'AWH. OONEKUEBATBUI FBOHIAR. KA8- I „CCr..n AhonM. KA8KUS, VVKAH, AND 1’IANKKHIIAWH, OTTOWA* i K,, OF HI. ANi'ft AUU'M F(IKK A NI) IKM’II V I1F II. 1IIF I ' V _ 7 Indiana within the Utah md dollars. OF BLANCHARD'S FORK AND ROCHKDK BlKUF, I AND CERTAIN WVAND0TTK8. | S^Sdd^urlSuuS! -A^fC^'ES To pay for twenty thousand acre# of land ceded to the sell the preaent Indian reservations in Utah Territory, K vernment hy Uie Henecaa, per first article treaty and to settle said Indiana in Uintah Valley." five thou- bruary tweuty-thre*. eighteen hundrod ami sixty- I aand dollars, seven, twenty thousand dollar*. t To pay for thirty thousand acre* of laml ceded to MISCELLANEOUS, tho govenmiont by tho Heneca*. per second article J For ths expeusoa of colonising, supporting, and lur- ulihing agricultural implements aud stock, pay of ne- : •■esaary employee*, purchasing clothing, medicine, iron aud Btcel, maintenance of schools for Indians late ly residing in Texas, but most residing on the Choctaw leasehold, t > be expended under the direction of the treaty February twenty-three, eighteen hundred i ahall be paid the State of Minnesota as shall be al lowed by the pro|*er accounting officers under tbs twenty-aaeomi aectton of the act approved March ing June Uilrttath. eighteen hundred amt sixty-three, and for oth*r purin'ts*. ’ ’ A proved, April 10, 1W9 [OONTINVKD ON VOUKTH PAUk.] treaty February twenty-three, eighteen hundred and aixty-aeven, two thousand dollars. For first of five instalments for blacksmith and as- nlatent, shop and tools, and iron aud ateel for shop, par eighth article treaty February tweuty-thre*, elgh- their homes MB . , ■ ninth artioie treaty February twenty thra*. eighteen hundred and sixty seven, flva thousand dollars. CLAIM! FOK LOSSES BY TBK WAR. To pay a commission, not to exoeed two parsons, lo be appointed by tha Secretary of tha Interior, wko ■hall prooesd to the country of ths ttanecaa, mixed 8c- For the expense* of colonizing, supporting, and tar nishing said band* with agricultural implement* and •took, pay of nscaaaary employe*#, purchase of cloth ing, mwlicinsa, iron and ateel, and maintenance of aohool*. to be expended nnder the dlreoUon of the Be* rotary of the Interior, fifteen thousand dollars. CAUPORMfA. For th# pnrohat# of oattt* for baaf and milk, togeth er with clothIng and loot, teams amt taming toolu for Indians in California, sixty thousand dollars, i i ror wofoo. pkj.icW llomU. »mt <KMmtll.r .1 Um Round Tailaj, uj ] upon h, Ilnopu Vtll.y mmi-iUoim, und , United States Wall Stage ATLANTA TO DAHLONKCA ! Passengers stopping at other hotel* are re quested lo register their name* for a Ml by fi o'clock a. M., ot mall days, and thsv will be furnished a tl. ket when registered. Baggage taken to and from th* office free of charge. JOHN CAIN, Jr., Proprietor. AUaata, January, fifilh. 1M». P. 8.—Expree* package* taken to and from the offi**. All other paokagea desired to be sent by th* will be received and delivered at th* (Rage office and at Mo- A foe, Kellogg A Oo'aetore, on Peachtree etareet I will, also, act aa Agent in reference to any land Iota In Forsyth county. Address ma at Gumming. Oa. janSl-ly