r
h
l
Concluded from l&t p;
Yniiionrtiio'-aimp. eLiiiiHtel at one dollnr
Tor:icri lorMinl amount : lo roI.iilwr.seil J
ffom the proct'oil- of the sales of tho Polla
vvatomle lands, seven thousand two liutulrel
dollars; iiuiklnu in all sixty-one thousand
two hundred and ninety-nine dollars- and
thirteen cents.
I'OTTAWATOJIIES OK JIUKON.
For permanent annuity, in money or oth
" erwi.se. per second article treaty of Novem
ber seventeenth, em?cn hundred and sov
sp, four hundred dollars.
QVAVAWH.
Foreducetlon. duriiiR the pleasure of the
rnsident. one thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistants, and tools,
iron, ami steel for blacksmith's shop, one
thousand sixty dollars.
For one runner, durum the pleasure of the
President, six hundred dollars.
Q7J-NAI-EI.T AS!) QUIE-LKJI-UTn INDIANS.
For third of Jive instalments on twentv
Hve ihousand dollars, 'belim the first series,)
for beneficialbjecs, under the direction of
the President, pw fourth articletreaty ot Ju
ly first, eighteen huuured ami Ijjty-live, one
thousand dollars.
For thiitcenlh of twenty instalments, for
the support or an agricultural nndilnilns-tri-nl
school, and for-pay of suitable, instruc
tions, per tenlh-artlcle treaty of July hrst,
oJu'hteen hundred and lifty-live, two thou
sand live hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty instalments, for
support of smith and carpentershop. and to
provide the necessary tools therefor, per
tentli article trealv of July first, oiwhteen
hundred and fifty-five, five liundrcii dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty instalments, for
the employment of a blacksmith, carpenter
and farmer, and a physician, who shall lur
nisli medicines for the sick, per tentli article
treaty of July first, eighteen hundred and
- Arty-five, four thousand one hundred dollars
ihvkr cnowa.
FOPthis amount, to be expended for such
foods. pniTisions, and other articles, :is the
resident from time to time may determine
inplmliiiirlraiisrwtatton thcreof.iu Instruct-
inir in aKrteulturalaiidmeeliiinie-.il pursuits.
inflnn fnr tlie iii-loless ornfijfis of said In
dians, and in anv other respect to promote
their civilization, comfort, and improve
ment, thirty thousond dollars,
itocn: ntvi:s
Jor third of five Instalments, in blankets,
clothing, larming uteinils, and stoik, per
third article treaty or September lenth.elg.i
teen hundred and flfty-lhrec, three thousand
dollars.
SACS.ANH FOXES OI' THE TySSISSII'PI.
For permanent annuity in goods or other
wise, per third article tiealy of November
third, eighteen hundred and four, one thou
sand dollars. .... .. ...
Foe interest on two hundred tlm"""'"' .-Lirs-iV"
-'i centum, per second article
treat y of Octil-ert went j-nrt, eighteen liuu
dmdaud tlurty-seven, ten thou.uid dollars.
For interest on eight hundred tt'uusand
dollars, at live p-r centum, per second article
treaty ol October eleventh, eighteen uunureu
ami tortv-two. forty thousaml dollars.
Fourth of five instalmeiit-s, for support of
a physician and purcha.se ot medicines, one
thousand live hundred dollars.
l?or way of a physician, and. purchase of
medicines, one-rmuilred dollars.
For fourth ol live Instalments, for supply
ing mid tribes with tobacco and salt, three
hundred and fifty dollars.
SACS AND FOXES OK MISSOUKT.
For Interest on one hundred and fifty-seven
thousand four hundred dollars, at five per
centum, under the direction ot the President
per second article treaty of October tweiity
lirst, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven,
seven thousand eight bundled and seventy
dollars.
SEMINOLES.
For five per centum intern.-! on t.wo hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, to be paid as
annuity, per eighth article treaty ol August
seventh, eighteen hundred and llity-slx,
twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
For Interest on two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, at live per centum, tt he paid
as annuity, (they havingjoined their breth
ren west,) per eighth article treaty of An list
seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-sir.
twelve thousand live hundred dollars.
For Interest on fifty thousand dollars, at
the-raXeof five yer centum per annum, " to
be paid annually, for the support of schools,"
as per third article treaty of March twenty
ILrst. eighteen hundred and sixty six, two
thousand live hundred dollars.
For interest on twenty thousand dollars.at
the rate of live per centum. to be paid an
nually J' fur the support otheSvuilnoI gov
eminent, as per third article treaty of March
twenty-first, eighteen hundred ami sixty six.
one thousand dollars.
SENECAS.
For permanent annuity, in specie, per
fourth article treaty ot September twenty,
ninth, eighteen hundred and seventeen, live
hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, in specie, per
fourth article trcatyofseptember seventeenth
eighteen iiunlrel.ini ci-j itje.i, live huu-
tirea dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shops and
cools. Iron and steel, to be applied as stipula
ted in the seventh article tieaty of February
twenty-third, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, one thousand and slxtv dollars.
For miller, during the pleasure ot the Pre
aid&at, six liundrcd'dollars.
SENECAS OK NEW-YOKK.
TFor permanent annuity, in lieu of interest
n stock, per act ot February nineteenth,
eighteee hundred and thirty-one, six thou
sand dollars.
For intereit. In lieu of iuvestment.on sev
enty-five thousand dollars, at five per cent- f
um, per act of June twenty-seventh, eigh
teen hundred and forty-six, three thousand
seven hundred and lilty dollars.
For interest, at five per centum, on forty
three thousand and fifty dollars, transferred
from the Ontario Dank to the United States
treasury, per act of June twenty-seventh,
elghteenlliundrcd and forty-six, two thou
sajHlouc hundred and fifty-two dollars and
lift' cents,
SENACAS ANT) SHAVNEES.
For permanent aunuitv, in specie, per
fourth article treaty of September seven
teenth, eighteen hundred and eighteen, one
thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
tools, iron and steel, one thousand and sixty
dollars,
SE33TCA-S, XIXEX5. SENKCAS, AND SIIAWNEKS,
liUAl'AWS, CONFEDEKATED l'EOKIAS, KAs
JCASKIAS, WK.VS, AND PIANKK-slIAWS, orTA
WAS OF 11I.ANCH AKD' FORK AND UOCJIK DE
II1EUF, AND CKUTAIN WYANDOITS.
For fourth ji Hve instalments, for black
smith and assistant, shop and uols. Iron and
steeL for shop, for S'nawnees, five hundred
dulhvrs.
.,Vor fourth of six Iastalraents,Tor pay of
D&cksmlth, and for necessary iron and steel
and tools for l'eorias, Kaskasklas, Weas, and
Piankeshaws, one thousand one hundred
and twenty-three dollars and twenty-nine
cents.
SHAWNEES.
For permanent annuity for educational
purposes, per fourth article treaty of August
third seventeen hundred and ninety-live,
and third article treaty of May tenth, eight
een, hundred and fifty-four, one thousand
dollars.
For permanent annuity, in specie, for edu
cational purposes, per fourth article treaty
01 September twenty-ninth, eighteen hun
dred and seventeen, and third article treaty
of May tenth, eighteen hundred and fifty,
four, two thousand dollars.
For interest, at live per centum, on forty
thousand dollars, for educational purposes,
yer third article treat y of May tenth, eight
een hundred and fifty-four, tso thoitsaud
dollars.
SIIOSIIONESs.
EASTEltN HANDS.
For ninth of twenty Installments, to be
expended, under thedlrecUon or the Presi
dent, in the purchase of such articles as he
may deem suitable to tlielr wants, either as
hunters or herdsmen, per fifth article treaty
of July second, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, ten thousand dollars.
"WESTEltN HANDS.
For ninth of twenty Installments, to be
expended, under the direction ot the Presi
dent, In the purchase of such articles as he
may deem suitable to their wants, either as
hunters or herdsmen, per seventh article
treaty of October first, eighteen hundred
and sixty-three, five thousand dolL-us
NOKTIIwnSTEItN HANDS.
For ninth of twenty Instalments, to he ex-3-fiuyUiU.
under the direction or the President
in the purchase of such articles as he may
deem suitable to their wants, either as hunt
ers or herdsmen, per third article treatv of
July thirtieth, eighteen bundled and sixty
three, live thousand dollars.
SHOSnONESAND BANNOCKS.
SHOSHONI-S.
tor third of; thirty instalmeiiLs to .,.,,
for
ui-
minus, over lonrleen vears
nel hose, calico, au! Ant..
nel hose. raii, n, v-i A.,... "..... ."- "le "n-
dred females over the age of tw.-lvi
.lr.1 r.i '?.. "w.iii-.iori'l!
htliun-
and such g,ods :us may be iieedcfl Vfnyea:
suite roretght hundred utysaKrls W
fourdollars
seventy.
chase or m cl, Tcl-xfZV'Y' fr ,he nur
prorrbytheSeeretry .V, b(V -"nsIdereil
oneioulZl ehfbui,dl 'Uerlor f,,r
lng. and six hundred "!, eR5I,s roi,im-
hflP LlVWltlil s" 1 . m
For nav ,r m ;.i".'"u",u
enclneer firin.rV . '. eacncr. carpenter,
temu artich. frf. ai,a Wncksmlth, as per
hundred doltors. S S X thousuud elgut
Brow h2SSnt8for.t?eten Peon who
sainlJ T . Xn,?t valuable crops, under the
For nntanrd trea' flve "undred dolLirs
lshitfpa-y of se?oa blacksmith, and furn
D.no2?th2n and 6teel and ,lltr materials
?hodu.do1llfrsartIClD f " eaT'tto
BANNOCKS.
over fourteen vyi,b'clotui,IK fr ni!les
hose, callcoTand dmesn?61 ,U,e Annnel.
females over tlio , r,c? fof four "undre.1
"Sjflanne Land cotton VVel,ve yea:-an.d
Reeded to.mke suit 2" rooa.s may be
JSji1'1'-8f thousand ,Vr hnr.d boys
Vilrty-scveHdoUarsf ne hudred and
age.
in providing employees, tMiuuiiniK' ""u -,
procuring medicine ami medical ntiendaneo
.fir for nnil snnnort of the aged: sick, ami
- 1 .... .. f l.f .-Art
GOSUIP ll.VND. V.
For, ninth of twenty InstaUyenLs. to be ex- 1'hmkets e ot J .U V Ki oJ wt!Jln.le,J,S' ,n
pended; umler the tljiea'j.n of the President tlilnl article real v 'or sen e fir miS1"
S-ilPiSh0 JIh f SUC, a"'cles. incltidi g eighteen hnil&Vt
cattle lor herding or other purpose.-, as he dre.1 and Ilfty dtdl ir-T J ' Uc """
Forthirdmf ten infttalmcnts. for Jthe. pur
chase oS such articles as may be, considered
proper !v the Secretary of.tlio Interior for
eljihu hundred persons roaming, and. four
hundred persons engaged 'indgrlcultuic.slx-U-en.thousand
dollais.
- Fornav.of physician, teacher, carpenter,
engineer,, farmer, mid blacksmith, six thou
sand elclit hundred dollar.
For the last ot three instalments, to he ex
pended in presents for toe ten persons who
jrrow the most valuable crops, live hundred
dollars. .... ,
For transoortat ton of goods that may be
purchased tor thcShoshoues and Hanuocks,
fifteen thousand dollars.
PPqSHOXF.s, ItANNOGKS, AND OTJIER
HANDS JK INDIANS IN IDAHO AMJ
.SOLTHKASTKHX OREGON.
For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, or oilier articles, as the
President may from time to timedeterminc.
Incliul'wji.transportation, in instructing in
agricultural pursuits, in providing employ
ees, educating children, procuring medicine
and medical attendant), care for and sup
port of the aged, sick, and infiim, for the
helpless orphans or said Indians,.rid in any
other respect to piomote their- civilization,
comfort, and improvement, forty thousand
dollars.
SIX NATIONS OF NEW YOKK.
For permanent Annuity In clothing and
other useful articles, per sixth article treaty
of November seventeenth, seventeen hun
dred: r.nd ninety-four, four thousand live
hundred dollars.
'SIOUX OF DIFFERENT TRIBES. INCLUD
ING SANTKE SIOUX, IN TliKSl-.VliuiJi;
NEBRASKA. AND. SONCAS ON THE
GREAT SIOUX RESERVATION. AND
FA M I LI KS uF S NTEE DA ICOTA SIOL X
wim tta.MTK TAKEN HOMESTEADS AT
OR NEAR ILANDKiiAL, .UN UAKOiA
TERRITORY.
For pay of second blacksmith, and furn
ishing iron, steel, and otiicr material, two
thousand dollars.
For third of thirty Instalments, to pur
chase clothing for males over fourteen yeais
.of age; for llanticl, hose, and calico,, and do
'meslics mmired for females over twelve
years of age; and for such llannel and cot
ton goods as may be needed to make suits
for boys and girls, one hundred and fifty
nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For third ol thirty instalments, to purch
ase such articles as may be considered prop
er by the Secretary of the Interior lor per
sons roaming and for persons engaged in ag
riculture, two hundred and thirty-six thou
saml dollars.
For third of four Instalments, for purchase
or seven million three hundred thousand
pounds of beef, and the same quantity of
flour for Iwouty tliniit-iami persons, uuuvi
tenth article treaty of April twenty-ninth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and Tor
subsistence of Yankton Sioux, one million
three hundred and fourteen thousand dol-
' For paj- of physician, five teachers, one
carpenter, one miller, one engineer, one
tanner, and one blacksmith, ten thousand
four hundred dollar.-.
For last of three Instalments, to be ex
notin.l.tii nreseuis to trie ten persons who
i-im-ow the most valuable crops, five luiad.cd
.-.- -
dollars.
For transportation, and the necessary ex
penses ot delivering goods, to he purchased
lo'- the different bands of the Sioux Indians,
under treatv of April twenty-ninth, eight
een hundred and sixty-eight, one hundred
pand fifty thousand dollars.
SIOUX. SISSETON AND WATIPETON AND
SANTEESIOFXOF LAKE TRAVERSE
AND DEVILS LAKE.
For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, or other articles as-the
President may, from time to time, including
transportation thereof, in instructing in ag
ricultural and mechanical pursuits, In pro
viding employees, educating children, pro
curing medicine and medical atteni:.see
care for and support of the aged, sick and In
firm, for the helpless orphans of said In
dians, and in any other respect to promote
their civilization, comfort, and improve
ment, seventy-five thousand dollars.
YANKTON TRIISK OF SIOUX.
For fourth of ten instalments, (second se
ries.) to be paid to them or exyeajled, Sir
tlielr bem lit, commencing with the year in
which they shall lemove to and settle and
reside upon their reservation, per fourth ar
ticle treaty of April nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-eight, forty thousand dol
lars. For transportation of goods, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
SIOUX ON THE MILK RIVER RESERVA
TION. For this amount to he expended In such
goods, provisions, and other useful articles,
as the President may from time to time de
termine, including transportation, m in
structing In agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicines and medical
attendance, care lor and siir.nortof the aged.
sick, and Infirm, for the helpless orphans ol
sahl Indians, and in any respect to promote
their civilization, comfort, and impiove
ment, one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. W'ALL-PAH-PEETRIHE OF SNAKE IN
DIANS. For first of ten instalments, to be expend
ed under the direction of the President, as
per seventh article treaty of August twelfth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-five, one thous
and two hundred dollars.
S'KLALLAJIS.
For third of five Instalments on sixty
thousand dollars, (being the fifth series,) un
der the direction of the President, per fifth
article treatv of January twenty-sixth.
I eighteen hundred Jid fifty-five, two thou
sand Iokx niLnired i&-)iiars.
For thirteenth of twenty Installments, for
thesupport of an agricultural and indus
trial school, and for pay for suitable teach
ers, per eleventh article treaty of October
twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, two thousand live hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty lnstalics?uts. lor
the employment of a blacksmith, carpenter,
farmer, and a physician, who shall ltirni-h
medicine for the sick, per treaty of June
twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and lifty
llve, four thousand six hundred dollars.
Forsupport of a smith and carpenter shop
and to provide the necessary tools eherefor,
five hundred dollars.
TABEGUACIIE RAND OF UTAH IN
DIANS. For ninth of ten instalment's, for the pur
chase of goods, under the direction or the
l'S eretary of the Interior, per eighth article
treaty oi October seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty-three, and Senate amendment of
March twenty-tilth, eighteen hiitidied and
sixty-1'oui, ten thousand dollars.
For ninth ot ten instalments, per eighth
article of said treaty, for thepurchaseor pro
visions, under thedlicetlon or the Secretary
or the Inter! r, ten thousand dollars.
For pay or blackr.mith. as per tenth article
rH sjmm tteaty,. seven Hundred and. twenlv
dollars.
For transportation, and genera-incidental
expenses oi the delivery or goods, provis
ions, and stock, as per same article of same
treaty, two thousand dollars.
TABEGUACIIE, MUACHE, CAPOTE "VVE-
E.MINUCIIE, YA.MPA. GRAND IUVER
AND UINTAH HAN 1S OF UTES.
For pay of two carpenters, two millers
two fanners, and one blacksmith, as per fif
teenth article tieaty or .March stcond ei"hf
ean hundred and sixty-tight, nine thousand
dollars.
For pay of two teachers, as per same arti
cle of same treaty, two thousand dollars
For the purchase of iron and steel, and'lhe
necessary tools tor blacksmith's shop two
hundred and twenty dollars. '
For S.urlh of iUirly instalments, to be ex
pended under the direction oi tin. ......,'..
ol the Inferior, lor clothing, blankets, ami
such other articles as he may think pioper
and necessary, under eleventh article of
same treaty, thirty thousand dollars
lor annual amount, to he expended under
the direction of the. secretary of the Jmeri
or, in supplyingsald Indians with beef nun
HlS'ini eaV.1V,ur' ,M,ans."J Potatoes, as per
doin " i,ai,,e trculy' l,,lrt' ouJuil
For transparfallonof goods as mav be pur
chased for said Indians, seven thousand dol-
TETON SIOUX.
ror mis amount, or so much thereof
U.MPQUAS,(COV CREEK BAND)
cor inird of five instalments, of the fourth
series of annuity, for beneficial objects, to be
expended as directed by the President, per
third article treaty of November twenty
ninth, eighteen hundred and lllty-r.mr rm.
thousand dollars.
For eighteenth of twenty Instalments, for
the pay of a teacher and purchase of Iiooks
and stationery, per sixth article treatv of
-suvenwer iweniy-VA.Utu, eignteen Hundred
and tifty-roisr, ou- tnottsand four hundred
and fitly dollars.
WALLA-WALU, CAYUSE, AND UMA
TILLA TRIBES.
For third or five instalments of third se
ries to bo expended under the direction of
the President, per second article treaty of
June ninth, elgliteen hundred and fifly-iive
lour thousand dollars. '
For thirteenth of twenty instalments for
the purchase of all necessary mill fixtures
and mechanical tools, medicines. and "hosni
tai stores, books and stationery for choo's
, -s-.wv,. ......,.H, .iiiu lurniiure.anu
for employees, three-thou sand dollars
1-or thirteenth of twenty Instalments far
the pay and subsistence of one superintend
ent of rarmlnc operations, one farmer two
millers. onebacksmifh r.AWo' '.?, Vwo
cV!ep,
larl. e,eVe" thousand two hundred 1 dol-
For thirteenth of twenty Instalments for
Ivnlh Walin1 f the Ta1 ch &nof' the
tV Ua"Va,n?. Cuyuse, ami UmatilLi bands
S? fiUfSlpf ,?v,e lu,'red doffi per annum
per fifth article treaty of June ninth el c lit-
iii.ij oo necessary, to purchase subsist,,,.,. new mkxico.
orsio,, v V,VV'ir,.V'.e TtfUf i11 "l "T hands For the general incidental expenses or the In
?. V,l,x V1 llle "- nity of Fort Peck Mon- diau service in New -Mexico, presents of goods, ag-
!a
,,...-- J , ui 3iu oilier Ollieets -is rnuuuiiu luipienieiiks, "- ...-. ....... .-..,
the S.'cretary of the Interior with .,"' ruml to sissist tiiem to locate m peruianent abodes
proval of, the President, mav deem .. ... P" tld susumi themselves bp the pursuits of civilized
and advisable, to or nu te ilo , i ? siry ' to be expended under the uireciion or the sec
and inu.rovemei 1 Ri Ldhns ''f '(m mary r the lmer,or' ",ty Ulouaa aol,:lra
dreil thousand dollars. :",, fi1', i11' '"l"" oasox.
tion shall he expendeil for the benei i S 'JfiT For the general incidental Jcxpenses or the In
port ions of said hands only .,., . t,1,to1 -SUP " dian service in Oregon, including transportation ol
time as they maintain fri,.,,,'iiv"i ?,r SUc1' """" SolMls a,,u l'reiius, twtiere nospecial pro
theUnite.1 m-il.-. ,uuu Ir-'UdIy relations to vision thereior is made by treaties.) aim lor pay-y"1"-"
oiatts. lL eJ..,t.nses ot the removal aud subsistence ol
WJCITITAS. AND OTHER AFFILIATED a
RANDS, AND INJJIANS IN COUN
TRY LEASED FROM CHOCTAW'S.
For this amount, to he expended In such
goods, provisions, and other articles, as the
President may from time to time determine
including transportation thereof in instruct
ing inaaricultural and mechanical pursuits, j
in providing employees, educating children.
procuring medicine and medical attendance
cxre for and .support of the aijed, sick, and
infirm, for the helpless orphans of said In
dians, and in any otlior respect to promote
their civilization, comfort, and iiiiju-ovement
fifty thousand dollars.
WJNNK11AOOES. .
Fir Interest on eiulii hundred and clKhty-sij
thousand .nine hundred and niuedollareomtsojeJi
n..n wim 10 live t.er centum per fourth article
treatv of Jfovenitier lir-t. eighteen
tUittv-seveii, and Joint resolution or July f-evcn-thousand
three liu;idred and foriy-hve dollars and
'""or twem" rtxxh of thirty Instalments of!ntt
0-i.sfventy-iire thousand tlireahurid red and cigu-tv-seveiMtolimsand
twenty-eight can, at livenix
c'ei-iuiii. per loinlli article treaty of October tnirr
teeiiih. eighteen hundred ami forty-six. three
thousand seven hundred and sixty-nine dollars and
"iorintire;" oil wenty-elght thousand and three
hundred and ferty dollars and 'urt',et,c"'t1f; "
,-. rn..,inrii i. ! e v nciided under the uirei--
tion.f the Secretary ot the Interior, for the ertc
Ui of houses, improvement "ftheirallotnientsof
limit jilirCliaseorsloCK, asncuiu.i..t "Vi.;iVw..,iri
seetlsand other beneficial purposes. three u;l,,rt
nine liundrcl andj-eventceii dollars and two cents.
lor transportation or goods, three thousand dol-
'Torthis amount, to be cxpenflcd under the di
rection ol the Secretary of the Interior, at siu.li
J.w and h. such suhwm eW''-i
and eecessnry lor the benelit or the itineoai,"
u -J e ot9 Indiana, hi improving their lands. P nr-clasiii-
stock a-agricultural implcm-nts, erect-
promoting their ;clviliaiUon and o mlori ' ?'1.
amount to be taken lrom the sum in - te"-e
or the United States; belonging lo said trlDt, out.
hundred thousand dollars. Tfin, n carrv
Tin-nnhletheBecretarvof the Intexlpr to carrj
into elleSuiehiiitli and tenth sections or the act
of Jul" mteent eightn hundred and seventy,
n !.! Ik imiro ." fttions l-r the current nnd c ntiii
Lint expenses of the Indian departmont. anil for
t-""..11:6 '.",.. ..i.,ni.,nmn with various Indian
lUlliuuiK i".-y -J''V."V". t.,, L, ti.lrtv IehtLeu
:":,i ,. .md shall, through a lawful guaruian. oe
entitled to the benefits thcrot auid it is 'er.t-'',-v,",h
clarKba Uie Intention and niwialiiKol sold nhith
ami tenth sections to authorize and direct the s-ec-retarv
of the Interior to cause to he patented lo
euchand every Winnebago Indian. IauTully resi
dent hUie State or Minnesota at the date or said
' .i" ordiuicB Ith the ceoditions or said two
sections, an allotment or land, who have not her w
torore received the Fume in quantity as promta
in the treaty of April fifteenth, eighteen hundred
and liny nine.
yakamA nation.
F
i-"or third of live instal neiits.or third series, for
iiefieail objects, under the direction or the l res-
...t .....fl.iirrli nrtiflfr!l!V lf .Illlie llilltll. CStl-
hi-
ide
"" !..-.... -"- ----'. -;,--.. ...i. ,.
teen liunureuniiu iuiy-uve.Hix uiuusiuu uu.u.
For tlurteeiitli or twenty instalments, fur the
support ol two schools, one or which 1 -.". he an
agricultural ami industrial school, keeping in rji.
pair school buildings, and lor providing suitable
iiirniture. books, and stationery, per filth article
treatv of June ninth, eighteen hundred and llltj
hve. bne thousaml five hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty linstalments. for the
emplovment of one superintendent or teaching and
two teachers, per fifth articletreaty or June ninth,
eighteen hundred and lifty-live, three thousand
tivn lnmdr.ll dollars.
For thirteentu ol tweiuy
instalments, for the
emplovineiitof oiiesiiperihtemUnt of larming and
t..-.: -.Tr.....r twn millers, two jlaok.ait:i. tf
tinner, one gunsmith, one carpenter, and one u ag
on aud plow maker, per lifih article treaty ot June
ninth eiglitern hindred and Kliy-fie, eleven
thousand four hundred dollars.
For thirteenth or twenty instalments, for keep
ing in repair snw and flouring mills, and lor lu r
nislung tiie necessary tooistand fixtures, per filth
article treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred and
liftv-five. five hundred dollars.
SKor thirteenth ol twenty instalments. Tor keep
ing in repair the hospital and pro Wing the neces
sary medicines and fixtures lliert-tor. per hllh arti
cle treaty ol" June ninth, eighteen hundred and tif-ty-live.thrcc
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty instalments, for keep
ing In repair blacksmiths', tinsmiths', carpenters ,
and wageii and plow makers' shops, anil ior pro
viding necessary tools tlrerctor. per fifth article
treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred and lilty
five.five hundred dollars.
For thhteenih or twenty instalments, for tho
nay of a physician, per film article treaty of June
ninth, eighteen hundred aud lifty-live, one thous
and two hundred dollars.
For thirteen or twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair the buildings required for the various
employees, :md for providing the necessary furni
ture therefor, per filth article treaty of June-ninth,
eighteen hundred and lllty-live, three hundred
dollars. . , ....
For thirteenth of twenty instalments, for the
salurv of such person as the said conTederated
tribes and hands of Indians may select to be their
head chief, per filth article treaty or June ninth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-five, five hundred dol
lars. GENi:aAL INC1DKNTAL ExfENSESOFTHElNDIAN
SKKVICK.
For survey or Indian reserves under fcrtefy stip
ulations, fifty-five thousand dollars.
For the surveys ot exterior boundaries or Indian
reservations, and sub-dividing portions of the.
same, one hundreil and fifty thou-mid dollars'
.rliiif;irH'i(!-r. That no part of this appropriation
shidt be iLsiMl for the survey of the rc-ercil lands
or theChoctaws.Seminoles. or Creeks, or oi the
lands or the Chcrokees ea-t or the n:iiety-.sith
meridian, without the consent of said Indians first
expressed in open council in the usual manner:
Ami firovhlrA furthrr. That the Commissioner ol
theCeneral band OHIce may allow lor siir eying
(irunde Koude reservation the same as allowed for
the surev of other simihtr reservations hi the
tsstate or Oregon, out or any money heretofiire ap-
propnatea lor that purpose, snouiu ne ueem u
just.
For this amount, or so m-tcli Miereor as may be
necessatv. to pay theexptuses or the commission
of citizens serving without pay, nppointed by the
President under the provisions or the fourth sec
tion or the act or April ten. eighteen hundred and
I sixty-nine, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars:
land saiu commission is r.ereoy uoiuoiueu, im
f the powers and duties heretofore provided by law:
I'mvuUa, 'jiai.uiy 'uuau-er oi me ui "i -Indian
commissioners is hereby empowered to ia
vestigate all coiitr.icLs, expenditures, and accoun j
in connection with the Indian service, and shall
have access to all books and papers relating there
to in anv government office: hut the examination
of vouchers and accounts by the executive com
mittee of said board shall not be a prereipif of
payment.
AltlZONA.
For the general Incidental expenses of the In
dian service in the Territory of Arizona, presents
of goods, agriciiltur.d implements, and other use
lul articles, and to assjut them to locate in perma
nent abodes, aud sustain themselves by the pur
suits o! civilised hie. to be expended under the di
rection of the feecretary ot the Interior, seventy
five thousand dollars.
;U.lF01NtA-
For the Sencral incidental expenses of the In
d.an service in California, pay or employees, pres
ents or goods, agricultural implements, and other
u-ehil articles, um! to assist them to locate in per
manent abodes, and sustain them-cves by the pur
suits o! civilized life, to be expended under the di
rection of the Secretary ot the Interior, eighty-five
thousand dollars.
' COI.OIIAHO TKKMTOBV.
For the geher.il incidental expense. of the In
dian service tn Colorado Territory, presents of
goods, agricultural implements, and other useful
articles, and to assist them to locate in permanent
abodes, mid sustain themselves by the pursuits of
civilized hie. to be expended under the direction oj
the s,ecrotary of the Interior, ten thousand dol
lars. DAKOTA TKKKITOKV.
For the cnerr incidental expenses of the In
dian service in Dakota Territory, presents of
goods, agricultural implements, and other u-eful
articles, and to assist them to locate in pennant nt
anodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits or
civilized lite, to be expended under tliedi
Iir.-ctum oi
the secretary
dollars.
ol' the Interior,
twenty thousand
XDAltO TKRUITOJlir.
For the general incidental expanses of the In
dian service in Idaho 'lerritoryl present-sot goods,
agricultural Implements, and othrr u-elul articles,
and to assist them to locate in permanent abodes,
md su-taiu themselves by the piirsuits of civilized
liie. lo be expend'sl under the direction of the sec
retary of the Interior, twenty thoUMiud dollars.
MONTANA TKKHirOHY.
For the general nicirtewrvr expends of the In
dian serv.ee in .Montana Territory, presents of
goods agricultural implements, anil other useful
articles.and to assist them to locate lit permanent
abodes, and to sustain themselves bv tne pursuits
ol civilised hie, to be expended under the direction
oi me !ecreiary oi the Interior, twcuty-iive
thousand dohars.
NEVADA
For, the general incidental expenses of the In
dian service in Nevada, tireeuts tit iroods. agricul
tural implements, and other useful articles, and to
assist them to locate yi permanent abodes, and
su.stu.in ihemselves.by the puru;i Qf clyihzed life,
to be expended under the direction of the Secreta
ry or the Interior. lilleeu thousand dollars.
liisr the expenses
Indians in Oregon, (not parties to any tieaty,) and
Tor pay of necessary employees, lorty thousand
dollars.
WASHINGTON TliKKITOllY.
For the general incidental expenses of the i
dian service lit Washington Territory, including"
transportation or annuity goods and presents,
(where no special provision is made thereior bv
treaties.) and fordeiraying the expense- ot remov
al and subsistence of Indians, (.not parties lo any
treaty.) and lor pay ot necessary employees, twenty-four
thousand lour hundred dollars.
Utah TKBKiTony.
For the general Incidental expenses of the In
dian service iu Utah Territory, presents of goods
agricultural implements, and other useful articles
and Ul llsist tllm til Inratw III tuf-tn.i....... ..I I... '
anisustam tuisiiives by the pursuits of civilized
me,, iuuuuH5 transportation anil necessary expense-
ol deliverinii nrovisinn- in ti.u i,o...'..
within the Utah superiuteiidency, to be expended
under the direction or the Secretary of toe Interi
or, twenty-live thousand dollars.
WYOMING TKHItlTOnY.
For the general incidental expenses of the In
diaScSe""?ce..,n v'oln,,,t- Territory, presents o
: Sn1ft riC.a&1 """nts. and other articles.
!,,1 ?,vaA.tM,,e,n '"'"cui permanent abodes.
m ut,1a'n themselves by the pursuits of civilized
;Ur..," "y,"i'""e" unaer tue direction or the Sec
retary or the Interior, five thousand dollars.
oiM.rinlfe,a.,J,0Ur"r:. t0 Purchase subsistence and
clothing for the Indians located upon the Uintah
alley reservation in Utah, and for such other ob
jects as the secretary or the Interior may deein
necessary aud advisable to promote the clvillza
Uonand ininrovonint rrcn!H rn.i,a.. nn ...
and dollars: "' lc" """"
For transnortntlnn nn.i i. nw.w0r,. -.,
- 1 - --"... ua.ui ...w ..www.OU. CAlwiwwO
O! Hie Ue.lVerV Ot annuities Hurt nrm-klnnc r. th
Indian trihes in MiniiebOta
thousand dollars.
II ... - . -w x'.u.kj.ua.w .v. ...w
aud Michigan, six
COLLECTING AND LOCAT1NQ THE COLORADO RIVKR
INDIANS IN ARIZONA.
or CQixipleting the cpa?tructlon of the IrrlRatiDg
canal on the Colorado reservation In Ailzona,
twenty thousand dollars.
CHOCTAW AND CHICKASAW AOEXCJT, INDIAX TEB
HITOBY. "For this amount, or so much thereof as mar be
necessary for the erection, at Sew Bokkv denot in
the Indian Territory, of n building, to be Sed as
an office for the anent to the Choctaw and fhleta-
savv inaiaus, five thousand dollars.
UJtJU Vi - ,-..-- -- ii,ni. nurt.ilMi
:i.-c- in rttit vpur t-iiiiiiit om"' --
i theri er therein provided, ten thousand am
"event v- e dollars a.,d ciaUty-four cwite. and
Euat the minor cl.Ulreu.orsop.a H'fLw
r-i can itiii iit-t-iiii-u j -
INTr.r.EST ON TRCSX.FC-D STPCKS.
For pavment of interest on certain abstracted
and non-paving sjuite stocks belonging to various
Indian iribb. (and held In trust by the sjecreiary
of the. Interior.) for the fiscal year euding June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred undaeventy-iwo. vis:
For interest on the Cherokee uationnl tund.eiKh
teen thousand three hundredfold twenty dollars.
For Intercut on the Cherokee ?chool-fucd, two
thousand two Hundred aud thirty dollars.
For interest ou tha Chickasaw national Tund,
fifteen thotteaad-orie hundred aud forty dollars.
For interest on the Chickasaw incompetents
fund, oce hundred dollais..
foe interest on theChoctaw gneral fund, twen-ty-sveii
thousand dollars.
For interest on the Creek orphans' fund, lour
tho-sand and foity-eignt dollars..
For interest on the belaw are general fund, nine
thousand seven hundred and ten dollar.
For interest on the lowaV fund, two thousand
el"ht hundred dollars. . ,
W.r interest on the Kaskasklss, "Wens. Teorias.
ourin arociB j . i.jankhaws' fund, threa ihousanttiieveii nuu
himdred ad . ""'V ..B,i twenty-oiittdollars. . . ... ,
For interest on the Knskaskias, vam, i-eonas.
and Piankesliaws' school fund, one thousand four
hundreil and forty-nine dollars
For interest on the Meuoniouees fund, ulne hun-
d'FoA"ue'reVt onthebttawas and Chlpnewas' fund.
''rffi'he'uSom
fund, three thousand threa hundred and liltj Uoi-
1.11 S
For contingent expenses
of trust-funds, three
tUf,Xn uS&uty of the secretap- of the Inte.
rior to make careful inquiry into the conditiujjJa
point or civilization ol' the several tribes uieiii o ii
Jd in th is not, and shall rpportthe ton mdetit 1 at
the next session or Congress, showing the progress
of such tribes respectively timraras .civUiziitioii
w-itli recouimendations for such aid by fiiniishlui,
animals and utensils for grazing and fiuining as
'"rWwmovSl or theFlatheod Indians to the
general or Jocko reservation, set aoart for sa id I n
ilians by the treaty of July sixteenth, eighteen
hundred and lllty-live. according to the order til
the President, made November fourteenth, eigh
teen hundred and seventy-one, six thousand dol-
'"For the purchase of goods and supplies for the In
dian service in lieu ot such as may be lost or de
stroyed In transportation by water, and only to be
used to the extent of such loss, twenty thousand
d Forfulfllling treaty obligations of the United
States With Wvandotte Indians, as provided In the
thirteenth article of the treaty concluded February
twouty-third. ttightcen hundred and sixty -eyn.
tliefollowinganioiiiitsascertaiiied to.l duebj tiie
board of commissioners appointed by theSecretarj
of the Interior, as per their report dated March
seconu. eichteeu huiidre daml sixty-nine. viz. tax
es uiiiustly collected by the tentorial government
of Kansas in eighteen liuiidredaud llftv-iihie iinui
eighteen hundred aud sixty, to be reriiiulrd. elev en
Uwosand sev en liundred and three dollars and h -ty-.six
cents: to enable the Wyandottes to establish
themselves in their new homes in thelndiaii 1 err -torv.liveth.'usaiiddoilars:
in all. sixteen thousand
seven hundred and three dollars and ilfiy-sjx cents
to be paid under the direction ot the President ot
the United State'. .
For this amount, to assiit the Peoria. Kaskaskia,
Wen, and Plaiikeshaw Indians to establish them
selves In their new homes, the said amount, to be
takeuTrom the Invested lund of said confederated
tribe i'n accordance with thestlpuiatjpas contained
in the tweutv-lourth article of tue treaty with
these and oilier tribes of Indians, of February
twentv-thtn!, eighteen hnudjed nnd slxty-btven.
twentj-thousand dollars.
SEC 2. That the Secretary of the Interior is
hereby authorized and riniuired to prepare and
sulinnt to Congress a plan for rtjuitably extiu
gU'shing.as lar us possiWe, the separate claims up
o'l thegpvurvijneiit el the United States for annui
ties and allowauctts ot diminished. Indian triUs.
and also ior providing, on a uiillorin als, lor all
Indians who are collected at tha same agency:
J'rovulfil, That no annuity, itlier of mouey or
goods, provided for in tins act, shall be paid to
tribes which are at war with the United States.
s-i:c.3. That the Secretary of the Interior be,
and he hereby Is, authorized to expend, lor the re
moval or the Chippewa Indians to the White
J-Jarth Lake reservation, in Minnesota, Tor their
subsistence fw; six months after their removal, and
for improvements on the said reservation, the un
expended balance of appropriations heretofore
made for such removal, subsistence, and so forth,
ond now on the hooks of the Treasury Department,
amounting, in the aggregate, to lifty-seven thous
and and seventy-nine dollars and forly-four cents.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may he
necessary, to enable the Secretary of the Interior
to carry on the work of aiding and instructing the
Indians on the White Earth reservation, in Mln-nes-ta,
in the arts or civilization, with a view to
their self-sur.uort. conditioned upon the assent or
theJdjsx-issippi band of Chippewa, first expressed.
In open council in the usual manner, to the settle
ment of the Utter-Tail band or Pillagers upon the
White Kartli reservation, with eeju.d rights in re
spect to the lauds vv ithia its boundaries, twenty-live
thousand dollars.
Skc -t. That the Secretary of the Interior be,
and he is hereby, uiitnorued. in his discretion, to
apply the balance on hand or the appropriation or
one hundred thousand dollars, made by the act or
July fifteenth. eighteen hundred and seventy, en
titled "An act lor thesupport or industrial and oth
er schools among the Indian tribes not otherwise
provided Tor," ami so forth, at such times, in such
sums, and lorsuch tribes and bands as, in his opin
ion, may be required.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be
nece.oary.t4 pay the expenses ol hoidinga general
council of tin C herokee. Creek, semhiole. and,
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, in the Indian
Territory, as provided by the treaties with said
tribes m" eighteen hundred and sixty-six, for the
fiscal vear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three, fourteen thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may he necessary : J'roviilul,
That any other Indian tribe permanently located
in said Indian Territory shall he. and is hereby,
authorized to elect and send to said general coun
cil one delegate, anil, in addition, one delegate for
each one thousand Indians, being members or
such tribe, on the same terms and conditions, and
vv ith the same rights and privilege, including right
to compensation, as is provided ior delegate or
the tribes herein before mentioned: and a sulli
cient sum to pav the per diem and mileage or such
additional delegates is hereby appropriated.
Skc 5. That the President ol the United States
and th" Secretary of the Interior are hereby au
1 1,. .ri7.nl m in:ike un iiiiiiruisemenl ot the Cherokee
lands lying west or Uie ninety-sixth meridian or
west longitude. a'5 west of the land of the (Jmge
Indians, in the tiwijan Territory, and south of the
seuthern hue ottlie state of Kansas, ceded to the
Uniti d States bv the Cherokee Indians under their
treaty of July nineteenth, eighteen hundrid and
sixty-six.for the settlement ol friendly Indiiitis.
and report the same to Congress: J'roviilul, That
the Secretary r the Interior be. and he hereby is,
authorized to negotiate with the southern Chey
e lines and Arapahoes lor the relinquishment; of
iheir.clann to the hnidoeded to them by theseconp
article or the treaty or October twenty-eighth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, out of the ccs
siou matle bv the Cly.rokees in the treaty of July
nineteenth, eighteen hundred, and sixty-six; such
rehnouishiiieiil. if obtained, to he in consideration
of a sufficient and premanent location for the said
Cheveniu-sand Arlapdhoes, upon the lands ceded
to the United States by the Creeks mid Seinlnoles
in the treaties ol March twenty-first and June
fourteenth, eighteen hundred and slxty-si.x i and
that thesecretary report the act. on taken Uy him
under this provision to Congress at it ue-itsession.
skc. '. that tne s-ecreiay oi i-ne uuerior oe,
and he hereby Is. authorized: to expend, for the re
moval of the Witinebiigo Indians, in Wisconsin,
from their present homes in that State to the Win
nebago reservation, in Nebraska, or lo sucli other
location as may be selected for them, and for their
subsistence during such removal, and at their new
home, the sum ol thirty six thousand dollars, or. so
much thereof as may be necessary, appropriated
hy act of J.dy li'teenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy, for the removal or stray hands of Potta
watouiiesau Whim-lingoes from Wisconsin to the
tribes to which they respectively belong.
Skc. 7. That it shall he the duty of the Secretary
or the Interior to prepare and cause t tie publish
ed such rules and regulations as he may deem nec
essary or proper, prescribing the manner ol' pre
senting claims arising iiudere.visting laws or treaty
stipulations, lor compensation ;for depredations
committed by the Indians, and the degr-e and
character of the evidence necessary toKupportsuch
claims: he kliall cntelullv invcsiliMte all such
claims as may be prsented, subject to the rules
and regulations prepared by him. and report to
congress, al each session thereof, the nature, char
acter, and amount of shcii claims, whether allow
ed by him or not. and the evidence upon which
his action was baed: l'fuvulril. Thai no pay
ment on account of said cpum shall he niudc
without a specific appropriation thereior by Con
gress. Skc. 8. That witli the consent and concurrence
of those bands or the Chippewa Indians of Luke
Superior, located on lic de Flambeau and on las
Court Onelles, and also or the Fond dll 1-ic bands
ol said Indians, pxnrcs-ed in open council in Ihe
usual manuvr, the s-ecretary or the Interior be.
and hereby is authorized to remove the said
bands id Indians from the tracts of lands which
were slI apart Ior them respectively and withheld
from sale for their use. in accordance with the
ibinl nnd fourth clauses of the second ailiele of
the treaty between the United States and the Chip
pewa Indians of bake superior and the Mississip
pi concluded September thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and liity-Ibur, and to locate said bands of In
dians upon the tract ol land set apart by the sec
ond clause ol said article lor the La Pointe hand of
said Chippewa Iddians.
The lands rendered vacant under the preceding
section of thisact shall he appraised by three com
petent commissioners, one ol whom shall be the
United States ugent Tor the said Chippewa Indians,
and the other two shall be appointed by the Sec
retary or the Interior, with thc'approvnl of the
President. Should there be upon any or the lands
to be thus appraised any improviiients made by or
for the Indians or nongovernment purposes, the
said commissioners shall appraise the said Im
provements separately. Alter the said lands
shall have been appraised, as herein provided, the
Secretary of the Interior shall be. and hereby is.
authoriZtfdto ill'er thes.ime at, public-sale to the
highest bidder, in tracts not exceeding one hun
dred and sixty acres each, at such place in .he tion
gressioii.il district In winch said lauds are situated
as may be designated by the Secretary or the lute
rior, ninety clays' notice or which shall be given
by ad,verlisenient in at least three newspapers or
general circulation published in said congressional
district: and if not sold at public sale, it may be
sold in tracts or not exceeding one hundred and
sixty acres tooneperson.at not less than the ap-
praiseu vaiue, anu upon payment inereior to cause
patents in the usual form to be issued to said pur
chaser or purchasers for -aid lands: J'ruviilnl,
That no bid for separate tracts shall i be accepted
which may be less than the apptwseil value of
such tract, including the improvements, if anv,
thereon: Ami pmviiiul furthrr. That bids for tracts
having improvements upon them shall state the
price for botli the land and c ie improvements.
The proceeds or such sales shall be invested or ex
pended lor the benelit or the Indians interested, in
such manner as the Secretary or the Interior, sub
ject to the approval of the President, mav direct.
The commissioners to be appointed by'ihe Secre
tary of tiie Interior, under the provisions of this
act. shall receive compensation lor their services
ut the rate of six dollars ior each day actually en
gaged In the duties herein designated. In addition
to the amount paid by them lor actual traveling,
and other necessary expenses.
The sum of seventy-live thounnd dollars, or no
much thereof as may be necessary, be. and hereby
Is. appropriated, out orany moneys In the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, to be expended under
the direction orthe secretary or the Interior, for
the appraisement ami ale or the said reservations
and for ths- removal And establishment of said In
dians. a herelnhetofe nroviJeJ. the sum so ex-
pended to be reimbursed from the. proceeds of the
wnes oi tne lantis oi sant inuians uutuorizee uv tnu
act.
Approveil, Jfay 29. 1372.
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OTer tiro hundred different finest varieties
perpetual Iilooiuiiiir and climbing rotes, of our
own raisintr. hardy for out-door cultivation ami
line for winter bloom in the parlor. Can be sent
by eJ.l.
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40-tf Brownville, Neb.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
No. 59 Main Street, Brownville.
Keeps constantly on hand a large and well
aiAortod stock of genuine articles in his line..
Repairing of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
uuuc.uu 3uu nonce, in. rvsonaoie rates.
ALL WORK WAJiRAyTED.
BLANKS. -of all kinds, forsale at Ui;-'AdvertIs3
Counting Rooms. ' "
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Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and sweetened
mplcasithe taste, called "Tonics," "Appetizers
" Kestorers," Ac, that lead the tippler on to drunk
enness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made
ft-om the native roots and herbs of California, rrco
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They arc the Great
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. . 1 Cnr.mr TYrtnt-
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discuss
fio Person can fnke tlicic Bitters accordt
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I.7.I.. i.nnna m not destroyed bv mineral uotson
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Iiutammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs and:
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Cleanse the yUIaletl Blood whenever JOU
find its impurities bursting Ihrough the skin in
Pimples, Krupilons. or Sores; cleanse it when you
find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins; clean?e
it when it is foul ; vour fili'igs will tell vou when.
Keep the blood pure, atal the health of the system
will rollow.
Grateful ThoKiniitii proclaim Yintoab Bit
tcks the most woudinul Iiivigorant that ever sus
tained the sinking s-.stem.
Pin, Tape, and other "Worm, lurking in
the si Mem or so many. thou:.:ids, arc effectually
destroyed and removed, t-ays a distinguished
physiologist i There is scarcely an iudiv idual on the
race-of; the canli v.'ho.-c body is c.scnipt from the
presence of worms. It is not upon the healthy
elements of the body that worms exist, hut upon
the diseased huiuois and ili-.y deposits that breed
these living monsters of d:-easc. No system of
medicine, uo vcr.iufuges. no atithcliiiiiutics, will
free the svstem from vxorms like these Bitters.
r.Ieehuu:eiil IJSscascs. Persons engaged in
Paints audi M mends, sucli as Plumbers Type
sotters, UohMieatcrs, and llincrs. as they advanco
in life, are sulycct to paralysis of the Bowels To
guard against this take a dosC of Walkeu's Vix
iuai; Bitteus twice a week.
Itilions, Kcuiitten:. r.nil Intermit lent
Fevers, which arc so prevalent in the valleys of
our-great rivirs throughout the I'mtcd Slates,
especially thoc of the Viissi-sippl, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois. Tennessee, Cum'n.rU.i.1, Arkansas, Red,
Colorado, Br.izos. Rio crandc. Pearl, Alabama,
Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, Jam.'S and many
others, wr.'.i Uicir vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and Autumn,
cud. remarkably so d ir'ui-c seasons of unusual heat
anddryncss, are invari ibiy accompanied by cxtcu
Eivedcrangements.of Uic stomach and liver, and
other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a
purgative, exerting a powerful Influence upon these
various organs, is essentially necessary. There is
no cathartic for tho purpose equal to Di:. J. Wai.k
i:i:"3 ViNEOvit B:iti.is, as th"y will speedily
remove tho dark-colored viscid matter with which
the bowels arc loaded, at tne same limcstiuitilatiug
the sccretioiH of the liver, an! gcnentily rcstormg
the healthv functions of the dnestive organs.
Scrofula, or ICin:;s Evil, White Swellings
Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled eck. Goitre. Scrofuiom
Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial
Affections, Old bores, l.rup'.iotis ot tne sum, sore
Lyes, etc., etc. In these a.i hi all other constitu
tional Diseases, Waia:.::s Vinehak Birrnis have
shown their great curative powers in the luofct
obstinate and intractable cases.
Ur. Walker's California Vlnetrnr Kil
ters act on nil these cases m a similar maiiiii r.
Bv purifying the Blood Up y remove the cause, an I
by resolving away the effects of the inflammation
(die tubercular deposits) the affected parts receive
health, and a permanent cure is effected.
The- properties of D. Wai.KKU'S VlXEOtn
Birrmts are ApencntK Diaphoretic, Carminative,
Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic, Sedative. Counter
Irritant, Sudontic, Alterative, nnd Antt-Bihous.
Tito Aperient and mild Laxative properties
of Dit. AValkeu's VisEfiut HiiTEfS are the best
safe-guard in casns of eruptions ami malignant
fevers Their balsamic, healing, nnd soothing pro
perties protect the humors, of the fauces. Their
sedative properties allay pain in the nervous sys
tem, stomach, and bowels, front inflauxmitiou,
wind, colic, cramps, etc.
Their Countcr-Irritnnt Influence ex
tends throughout the system. Their Anti-Bilious
properties stimulate the liver, in the secretion of
bile, and its discharges through the biliary ducts,
and are superior to all remedial agents, for the cure
or Bilious l'cver, Fever aud Ague, etc.
Fortify the liody ntiainst disease by
purifvin"' all its fluids with Vixeuar Bitteks. No
epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed.
- Direct iojts. Take of the Bitters on going to
bed at night from a half to one and one-half wine
glassful. Eat good nourishing food, such as beefsteak-,
mutton chop, venison, roast beer, and vege
tables, and take out-door exercise. They aro
composed of purely vegetable ingredients, and
contain no spirit.
It. II. McDOXAM) &. CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Ants.. San Francisco, Cal., &
cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., N.Y
COLD BY ALL DKLUUIST3 & DEALERS.
This Wonrfer nl Tearclable
restorative is thr N9icct-anc!ior
ortlic focblc and debilitated.
Asa tonic and cordial for tEie
agred and languid it has no
f equal anions: stomach ir. Aan
rcmecSj tor the nervous weak
ness to which women are es
pecially snbjcci, it is snperscd
issgr every other stimulant. In
a!I climates, tropical, tonipcr-
late or frigid, it acts as a speci
fic in avevy species of disorder
which undcrnrilnes the bodily
strength and breaks down the
animal spirits.
Beautiful Woman!
II AG AX'S JIABXOLIA HALM Slv;..to
tlic Complexion the FresHneni
of Votitli.
Haoan's Magnolia Balm overcomes the Hushed
appearance caused by heat, fatigue and excitement
It makes the lady of forty appear but twenty, and
f so naturally and perfect that no person can detect
its application. By its use the. roughest skin I
made to rival the pure mutant texture of youthful
beauty. It removes redness, blotches, and pimples.
It contains nothing that will Injure the skin In the
least.
Magnolia Baui Is used byaJIfashionableladies
In XewYork. ipndnajid.laris. It costs only 75
cents per Battle, and Is sold by all Druggists and
Perlumers. nyi
BULBS! BULBS!!
FOE'.THE FAIL TEADE OF '72.
The finest collect foiof hnnly.'out-iloor bnlbs
from ouf. imported stock, eTer offered In the
United States. Remember that Hyacinths. Tu
lips, Crocuf, etc., must be planted In the fall to
secure spring bloom. Sent by mail.
XJI?J1NAS ARSONS,
iQ-tf Brownville, Neb.
JOB PSINTING
CF AXL KINDS.
Neatly and Promptly Executed.
S. T.-18S0-X.
o
A
jSTo. 76 MAIN
We have the Largest Stock, and make
PROPBIETOR.
88 Sc 90 JVEja-IISr STREET,
BTO"Vvr2sr"vrIILIl,El.
m P. M. ' A. JL
.i:.V, . s:."7
(Til XI" 1 71 "1" ft 1 TY ;-'-' '
uiu tiiiii mm i ui iiiuiiiiiy u u uu iiu uuu
No. 70 Main Street, - - Brownville, Nebraska,
Largest Stock in the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
THE BOTTOM
Or ALL A.KT
4-fv-
Wlmlessslc and
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mmjMm , i .,. i n liinw,nimuu,MUJJLUUMWM,u,IJ, i.iMnr HIZH'11
TI " T
'IB. AU liMi.Uli?J
XTo. 30 MAIN STS.SST.
BK.O-VT-ZsrTTjiLIE, TnTIEIB.
essreste
ThcsalyltiSUdeGiftDistriwaioiiIn the County!
VALUABLE GIFTS
be distributed In
r. siisrjc'S
LITfUUEGCliAR. JliOK''X-IlX.Y
B 1FT ENTERPRISE !
lo be lira lru
MONDAY, SEP'i:. Oth, 1S72.
ONE Git AND CAPITAL PX.IZK OV
$5,000 IN GOLB!
?!s,'5a0o Greenbacks!
5 Prices 1Q0 l I
Two Family Carriages and Marched Horse, with
iSilver Mounteil Harness, worth tn) each.
Two Horses and Buggies, with silver mounted
Harness, worth J) each.
TivoFIne-toned Itosevvood 1'iano. worth frftrt each.
Ten Family Wowing Machines, worth l(0eaeli.
MiOOoId and -Silver I.everllunting Watches, worth
lrom$.:oto:!0n each.
Ladies' 5old Leontme Chains. Oent's fJoId Vest
''bains. Solid and double plated Silver Table and
Tea-spoons, Photograph Alliums, Jewelry. etc., etc.
"Whole Number GiftH, 10,000.
Tickets Limited to 50,000.
Agents wanted to "ell ticket, to whom liberal Pre
miums will he paid.
SIXGLETICICKTS!: B TICKKTSJ12; 12 TICK
KTS?-'u; 23 TICKETS .
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a des
cription of the in. inner or drawing, and other In
formation In reference to the Distributem. will be
sent to any one ordering them. All letters must be
addressed to
Ii. H. SINE, Box 86,
Cincinnati, Olilo.
Office. 101 V. 5th St. -f-ly
DELIVSRSD
to any part of the city.
IZuddarttf Co.
t '(
IOWA .110 NEBRASKA LANDS
FOR SAIE BY TIIE
Burlington & Mo. River R. R. Go,
3IJLLIOXS OF ACHES
On Ten tears Cre3iat o per ct. Int.
No pnrt of principal ilue for two years, and
thence only one-ninth yearly until paid In
full.
Products will pay for land and Improve
ments witnin tne iimu oi tnis generous
credit.
3- Better terms were never ottered, are
not now. and probably never will be.
CIRCULARS giving full, particulars are
supplied gratis; and wishing to induce oth
ers.rp emigrate with them, or to form a col
ony, are invited to ask for all they want to
distribute.
Apply to GEO. S. HARRIS, Iind Com'r.
For-Iowa Lands, at Burlington, i0a.
And for NcbraslcaLands.atLlncolii, Neb
31-3ra
ICE
ICE
HUDDART & CO.
sijBLlSHEull
12-ly
AOT
WcPMERSON BLOCK
ST.,
BROWIM-VILLE, 2STEB
M-I.LJ II Hill IIILJUJUItWIJMIMJI -KU- .
HOTEI
CLES SOLD.
lictail Scalers
til
HA VINO a first class steam Ferrv Boat, and
control, throueh mirelias... of Hit- Traiisf.-r
business, wean-now better than ever before pre
pared to render entire satjsractioti in the Iransrir
of freight and passengers.
Bronnrille Ferry anil Transferee
March Jth, 71. 21-tr
The Florence
IS A liOCK STITCH
Family Sewing Machine.
IT MAKES A TRUIiY
ELASTIC LOCK STUCK.
It never Puclf er.s tlic Work, nnrDinvvs
after being ".Varied.
IT SELF-FASTENS ALL TUE ENDS OF THE
SEAMS, IJEINt; THE ONLY SEWING
MACHINE HAVING THE
felekaiea"Beversible Feed."
Itlstheniost simple and easy to learn to use. and
the least liable to Ket out of order, having no
"Wire Springs, "Wire Coils,
Ijvers r JSjnislx Pnds
To Get Out of Order.
No Cog "WTieols to Malio a Racket,
AND NO CAMS TO MAKE IT ItCN HARD.
Warranted to last a. Life-Time!
ALL OlJIt MACHINES KEIT IN ORDEIt
FUEE OF CHARGE.
I2;E FLORENCE
Runs Light and Comparatively
noiseless.
Over 90,000sin Use.
Wm. 2J. PLANT; Gen'l Agent,
14 ?Sox-tl JPirtlx Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
DUNN & HAYS, Agents,
BKOWynLI.E. TiEBKASKA.
PE1CE
U1B
IU,
I A. IALB.UU11M f? Ill Un
BROWNVILLE
-i- j u Li?. A
'sg-j fefefc-ffc Jbv
finnffPiiwvr
,t maiiiii AfeiitS iSz a
1?
MAT
JJffnJBpfggj
the Lmvest Pri
icos.
I R. H. TI5IE TABLES.
MIDLAND PACfflO EAEWAY,
Takes etTect Sunday. March i;tv liTl Try
except sniMLtr. " ?
IVKSTWAKTV Fis-h,
J
! STATIONS, -si
Nebraska Chv
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10:10
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The time eiven above is tbxttir r. r
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minutes slower than that orchfcwr
M. A. s!IOVKItS. J. ;. u.v' l- r; i
x rain Piaster. sii.r -i.t' '
I Burlington & Missonri River E. B.
J?X .M'lllK l.MCA.
PASSENGER AMTjiiXED TRAHs.
KUXXINi: KtrrWKf N
Plallsmouth jnd Lincoln.
To tnke ElTcct UVilnesiIay, Ore. i.l7U
WESTWARD.
Trnin "o..'J. ' Train n. 1
STATIONS
mix:i.
rssi ;
PlattsmoutA
OniaJia Junction.
TAiuNville,.
e?otitli nend
Ashland ..
(Sreenuoo!
Wa verly
Newton.
Lincoln
35U p. in. leave.
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Denton
Highland....
Crete
Dorchester..
EASTNVAKD
STATIONS
Train No. -i.
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Ti-.iiii Nil. I
I,Iftl.''im-nlh
ini-j.-w.Iiiiictioii..
Ljuiisville.
South Bend
Ashlami
( reen wixxl ,.
Waverly
Newton-.
Lincoln
i
Lincoln '
Denton
Highland
Crete . ,
IHirvliester '
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11:30. :h Ji vv
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iiilnu'i, .slower than that tr'hiiK-.
TIIOS. IJAI-,
Zliitf Enginrrr miH iij .
Kansas City, St. Joseph & 0. E!.-
TI.1IK TAKMJ No. !!!.
To take rffr.rl StiUy. Jnly IMA I-
cr o I asr cs- 5isr ohtii
STATIONS.
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Kansas t'itv
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St. Joseph
PH ELI'S
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Council Itlulls
GOING
SOUTH
STATIONS.
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Kansas City .
East Leavenworth.
St. Joseph
I'll ELI'S
Ilanibun;
Council Itluirs
Tickets tor sal-at
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Gen'l Su' i
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Great Through Passenger
THE OLI KKI lABi.'.
HANNIBAL & ST.
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JOE,
AND
Council Sluffs R. H, Une-
VIA ST. JOSEPH ANrQl'iV ' f
TWO FAST EXPEESS TEAl
Crossing the MLvtlsMimiiat Qulmy i
PUI.LJIAX SLEEPING PALACES
-FUOM--
BROHrXYILLE TO HJLI.VO
Without Chanse or Cars.
THISIS THE IJESTSIHIKTIINF
TO OULVCY, ST. LOUIS. ( IR('
Memphis. New Orleani. JacsHvlllf r
Held, Drvntiir. Tolono, I-i K.ietl. 1' x
aill-. Cincinnati. Louu-vlli N.isf
CliattaniMKm. Li:u;t". Cwlu'i-'
Whetlnif:. l:ri-rlHin:. I:'
murf. V.ish!iiton,
Itfelmioii'l.
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To Ft. Wayne. ToisJo. CrsJIina I'
Harrislmnc. PliilarielpliiH. New r
ISuMton. and all oints.
SO.TTTI3;-A.3Sr3D EAST-
II
Pashenserstaklnether lines eajjror w--s
by :i!l means tiiketMs in return;
section ox.4Iuncatl country. .
Buy Your Throng.
T"Isv St. .Toe a,t5j
For sale at Ticket Ofllce
JJIufls IL U., at the Star IHW
enson t Cross. Ticket Asekl
and other stations on HneoffO
bv- nnv nrlipr route.
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B. P. O ROAT. (i EO. 1 1. NETTI S T
f:on'ITil'tp( A't. !
J". J. GrOPTvK'
STAXE Af.ENT FOR THE BtT
Combmed teller and Grinc
Pfr
Wind JIi'U and Steamer
Also Breeder and Ssirpef oT the'l''br '
POiAK-B. CHINA
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