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on Bisty thousand dollars, (frlnp 0 fifth
Hcries.) under thcdlrection of tho President,
per tilth artfclo treaty ff.?fi tra
iixth, eiRhtecn-uundred nnd nft:fle, two
l!iounnd fonr hundred dollars - - . .
lndtor7ofalletrntoers.p?
Tdajo Jtrrtfory. For the general Incidental ex
peris oftue Indian service In" IdahcT Territory.
Sreaents or woods, agricultural Implements, and.
other useful articles, and to assist them to locate
nerSiutent abodes, and sustain themselves by the
SSuof civillred llfe.to upended under the
direction of tho Secretary Of the Interior, tweniy
tbnnsanu ooiinrs. ,i iridpntal
ror iuc bi"''"--i.
VrffnnSS'Steftr In specie, per
, i, Article treatv gf September seven
ffi6.cUMclSnSa nrd eighteen, five
KSSKritb nnd assistant, shops nnd
dcn.t.slx nnn'f";For permanent nn-
fenrcfM A'p, AUon stock. pr act of
nIt j-, in MRhteJii hundred nnd
February nlncjeentnc i, ,ara
thirty-one. ' "'?," Tof Investment, on sev-
For interest, in "f" at flve per cent-
t-.flrA thousand Uoiinra, ,. ;,, frth-
" lnct of inne twe -3--
twin hnndreilnil wriy ', ,.
eleventh
teen nnnujw - - d Ulirs.
seven hun dretl a tU n xiy cetnn.
t intnrnvi --
roi "' v , ,,,
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on forty-
nsferred
inicrcL. . - fi .iniliirs. transferred
three thonsnno . n--' . tll. TTllUed state.
of June twenty-sever, wi.
freOarloUo
treasury, .per net u !wr.Tt.v-Hlx. two thou-
2fiR? hSirS and fortyUwo dollars and
nulty, in specie, prToarin r nundml
,,5? SXSK K5.?SSUrid n JW
Scnecas,
Vcas.
dollars. , c-.-.t nnd Shaurnce. Qua
frValcd Peoria. Kaftahtas
and cr"'ft?inient"for blacksmith
ror(ovui " CAioth1 tools iron anu ii
and litant. shop and wdred dolInrs.
AJ rmr--- . n. .t limflTi:. 1J 1J '
For fifth 01 six r ""SSiiry Iron and steel
hlacksrnlth. nn,lSkias. Weas. Plan
tooU.for 'ronTnundred nnd
teahaws one ouanmv o ,neceat3.
twenty-three Vat nn'nalty for ed-
tfiairncw. r or perwnxi ftrticle treaty
ncatlonal purpose P-Wi undrHl nm,
of August third, sey: e"' t eAiy of iny
rrsa ia
tuonsand dollars. , specie, for edu-
For P?1? fourth article tmity
catlonal po1??.'.?!' iJIV,, eighteen hund-
of Seatcmber twcntj-ninn. r.j, ,r,ntv
four, two thousand dollars. on forty
article treaty or .1 on tmrs , ij; u. j -
Klxtlf, eighteen nnuureunnu -uf v..-
thouynd five nanareuum- ..BilTnntH
Knr fourteenth of twenty lnstalimentB,
for the e,npIoy ment of a blacksnillh carpen
ter fariner, and a physician, who hnll fur
nish medicine for the sick, per treaty of Jun
unrv twenty-rtxth, eighteen hundred and
flft-flvc four thousand lx hnndrfd doliaw
flfFyorflIu'pport of a smith and rpcngr
!jop. an.i to P"'"' "",",
therefor, five hundred dollars. i ,
'AibrauncTie Band of Utah Indian. For IRSl
of t? install men 18, for the purchase of
KWHld under the direction of the Becremry
of the Interior, per eighth article treaty of
7i'. .. ..., iiitn linndrwl nnd six-
tV-tliree and .Senate amendment of March
tfrnniv.nrui. eighteen hundred and sixty-
four, ten thousand dollars.
For la-t or ten installments, per eighth ar
ticle of said treaty, for the purchase of pro
visions, under the direction of the Secretary
of the Interior, ten thousand dollnrs.
For pay. of blacksmith, as per tenth artl
m of snina treatv. seven hundred and twen
ty dollars. ,,i tTin!,ifntal
ror ininporiii"i " ". , , "
exnenes or the delivery of j?oo1m. j(TOViaion.
and stock, a per name article of same treaty,
two thousand dollars. , . .
Taheguadie, Miuichc, CMmle. 1 ccminiuhe,
Yampa. Grand Jtiver, and Itntah JJands of
nCT. For pav of two carpenters, two rail-
hTrt. two farmer, anu one ujw.-h.siuh",
lor nfteenth article trt-aiy "' -",",c" " '"
eighteen hundred and lxty-eigb, nine
thouijjinu uouars. ,,
For pav of two .teachers, as prr same nrtl-
of tame treaty, two thousand uouan,. ;
Fir the purchase or Iron and steel, and the
necessary tools for blacksmith's shop, two
hundreil and twenty dollars
For fifth of thirty Installments, to be ex
pended under the direction of the Secretary
r v.o intArinr for olnthinsT. blanket3: and
such otherartlcfesasho may think propor
nnd necossary, under the eleventh artlclo ct
thirty mouanii uuu
Jft,m Krmjw.-jor JMHSSTtSS
SKSM3iSSi5rs
I1U muct u;uu. "'-"-- . m.tnliT
uuio,. V7:-" T.i- .om.
tsue ln.permanenvrt0d .ana ,---" --j.
Wffl'sraSSSBffi?'' of - In-
'"S-KcTrtVegeneral
tho Indian service in rtevwia. preseuu ui K""t
Erlcultural Implements, and other useful articles.
r-K"t-"'1"";' ,vr . lrwntB in rurmanent abodes.
n2 '" .,' . Vwm hv the nuHults of cN-IlIxed
lire to be' expended under the direction of the Sec
retary of the Interior, twenty-avo thousand dol-
lh Yeif Jffcrteo. T or thegeneral Incidental expenses
or the Indian service in New Mexico, Pgf
woods aKricuHural implements, and other useful
Kooos, "K"""' '"' , .J' , ir-at in nermAnent
Tl!Ci3. anu - fty.''.:"c".IT;. thi nursutta of
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OiV'-on.-Fortbe general Incidental expenses of
the Indian service in Oregon. Including Iraaspor
tailon of annuity Roods and presents, (where no
lecUl ' provisions therefor is made by treaties J
Infor pHying the expenses of removal and sub
?? of Indians In Oregon, (not parties to any
treaty.) and for pay for necessary employees, ior
V thousand dollML ,ncIden.
UleTpenses of the Indian service in Washington
Terriiory. including transportation of annuity
goods an 1 presents, twhere no special provision Is
made therefor bv treaties.) and lor defraying ex
pnsesor rimova'l and subsistence of Indians and
U?r pay of necessary employees, twenty-four tnou
and four hundred dollars. ,i ,
7nA Territory. For thp general incidental ex
penses of the Indian servfee In Utah Territory.
Stents or goods. a5rlcultural implements, and
StherusehVl articles. and to aaistthem to locatoln
SernuSient abodes, and sutain themselves by ths
?".... r i.inci nr.v including transportation
Snd nectary expenses ordelivering provisions to
?he IndhTs within the Utah supenntendency. to
beespenaea upuw . " " ". V",fa;
FAVORITE SHORT ROUTE
I TO ALIr PBES-CIPAI POINTS
j&. S Gt?'
The "Old Beltohle and popular
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
Hail Road Line.
3 Through Express Trains Daily,
Equipped with Miller's Patent Safety platform
Coupled, and Buffer, and the celebrated
Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes,
The most perfect protection against accidents In
the world.
Sew and Elegant Pay Coaches,
and two dally lines of
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars
are run through from Kansas City to
QUIXCY. OALESBUBO, MENDOTA ASD
Chicago, Without Change.
Also a daily line of
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars
Prom Atchison and St. Joseph to
JACKSONVILLE AND SPBEXGFIELD.
AndNeWaud Elegant Day Coaches from Kansas
City to Indianapolis and
Cincinnati, Vithout Change,
jEv-Ej -ini- J-J
TSI
H10D0I HI
.WHOIiESALE A2ED HETAIL
HAEDWAB,
E
A. N X
MCETURAL II
IPLEIITI I
of the Interior, thlrty-tlve thousand dollars.
WvmnlMTm-Uory.-ror the general incidental
exrS of the Indian servicein Wyoming Jerri-
"-" : . i.,nMi imnidtnaitiii
too.-. pre,entso gooos ..-.-. 'Tln
anu otner anicira, u "- ----t--,.--
$ermaUent"abodes: and Batata themselves by the
pursuit" or civilized life, to be expended under the
;,'. r . crvrotarv of the Interior, five
iiirtn-LTiin u uu ' w - j
thnusand dollais.
nnd the necessary expenses
irovisious iu
SIX
For inurou, --'-'.lAiinnal Durposes.
iUl V.-----;- ,-. !,,,..
atHveper
thousand ttoimra. "'":;, tenth, elaht
P iWjSrS1. fArfotvlhbuJand
een niiuuiui
dollars.
and fifty-four,
SHOSII0NE3.
i. f fTrnntr in-
-siffiJfsaifflssfTasiirs
a ?' avirsrsmv a5nit.i.i t
FUCII M4..V..
ioft Wnshlnirton on Dusiness
SimeVd with thoir respective tribes, fifteen thou
coiiiiCTjicu " Dw,.,-j,, TiiKt the commission of
by the
fttmnlniea
the fourth section
"... .!....(, nr 1lirilsIllCU.
'BsSiS.'SSSSSi
nnuaruu ujiu o.-j .
een
dollars. tnth of twenty in-
yVetfopS
Installmemts. to .bo expcn.led untw.
direction of ."--"", citable to
s, emiciiw ""
article treaty
ajyEaKSsns'siisaa
?5ArlSSLd m "Ster. or herds-
menrone hnndrcd dollars
SHOSHONES AD BA NOCKS.
SoingV-ii?"?!"
.w. n.ntiA nriit. tu v-' ..
tuc j.i- -- -
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MlliU licot'j, hm.j .-w .
pn-nnAl atonnnt tn ho 6X1)011(161 UnQOf
Uie iFeYion of theseoretary of the Interior. Per KeToV ?& annul tlanlovWoi,
In supplying said Indians with beef, raut- . e jTiaian tribes in Minnesota and MIchagan,
tnn. wheat, npur.peaua. .m iB. r?'" thousaim aouar. ,mT,rh thereof M mav be
W.?A"f:"Cle IhalU l ' ' near to def.v the iiui of Indian dele-
For transportation of such goods as may
be purchased for Bald IndlanH, seven thou
sand dollars. A , .
3Von &'oiir. For this amount, or so much
ti,nn'ncmav lpnstarV.tOl)UrchasesUD-
sistence and vlothlnu for the Teton and
other hands of Sioux In the vicinity of Fort
Peck. Montana Territory, and for such other
objects as the Secretary of the Interior, with
the approval of the President, may deem
M,in. nini fuivlsnhlc. to nromnte the etv-
lllzation and Improvement of said In
dians, two hundred thousand dodars. Hut
this appropriation bhall be expended for the
benefit of nuch portions of said bands only,
and tor such time as they maintain Irienit.y
relations to tho United States: Trovidcd.
That if any trader, msa&eiu.or any perauu
acting for or under him, Uiall will any arms
or ammunition at his trading-post or other
place within nny district or country occu
pied by uncivilized or hostile Indians, con
trary to the rules and regulations of the Jec
.t,. nffi,aTniarinr such traddr shall for
feit his right to trado with the Indians and
the said Secretary shall exclude such trader,
and the assent, or other pewou offending,
from snch district or country w occnpiel ;
and the said Secretary is hereby directed
and required to adopt rules as may be nec
essary to prohibit such Bales, and to enforce
the same. . .. , t
Umpquas Cow Creek Mana).eor nis- m
twentv installments, in oiaiiKeu. u"'"s,
provisions, and stock, per third article trea-
. .,- In Tla!!-
Tn secure all the mouern iuniruveuipu" -rj,-watovoring.purchaseTickeis
via the Hannlble
tt fct. Joseph tort IJne,
4' QUINCE ROUTB,"
Avoiding all Transfers. Ferries and. Changes of
Cars.
j3-Tbrongh Tickets.for sale at all principal offices
yAKE ALWAYS AS LOW AS BVASY ROUTE.
Baggage cheched through to all priucipal points.
X.A.PAHKER. -S-LQ:eF,Psupt
n.n'ITIr-lretAff't. - UW1. aupi.
TlfiDL
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CHAHD
ty of September nineteenth, eighteen hund
red and fifty-three, Ave hunredand fifty dol-
citl:eii3 bervlng without pay, a.
orrthe m "Sf April1 tenth: elghtn hundred and
rtxtr-ntae. U hereby coutinmd. with the powers
nnd duties heretofore proviueu u i.
For th amount, or so much thereof as may be
tpo- to defray the expenses ora general conn
rif certain Indians In the Indian Territory, as
-" " v"1.. ".' ..mi. ...il.Ui.rtha trpfttv with
KVj&VnlMWrSlC eighteen hundred
atd xty-sS, thl tenth article of the treaty llh
Cheeks of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
Exulx the seventh articfe of the treaty with
inlnofes of March twentyfirt . eisbtecu . hundred
f,d e litvalx and the eighth article of the treaty
with Choctaw and Chl&esaws or April twenty
elghih. ehfhteen hundred and slxty-etx. fourteen
thousand dollars. )M.rfiv(1 thousand dollars
is hereby apTroprial to e-nable the Secretary of
If SUtnrSmoveihe Winnebago Indians of
Wisconsin from their prejent location In that btate
co.zr.'".i...KVi ,o.,(.ci u. ha hv him selected with
in the Indian TcrrlTorV. vex. o'f the ninty-sixth de
Lre of Test loiVgitutl : and to provide for their
ubthtencT until they are sulKrienlly established
therein Sad are able to provide tor themselves;
and to 'provide for the removal and mogt urgent
nessUiW the Kansas Iudlans. twenty-live ihou
Sand dolhiw. said amount to be reimbursed from
thefprSofthesaleof their lands lu the State
Po,r,1thlls amount, or so much thereof may be
necessary to be expended In the erection o! agency
P5f.eSr...' ,k M..ihir Indian reservation In
Oregon and In the purchase of goods, subsw ence.
Mores Ac., for the Indians that may be collected
S? 1 VLrvation : aUso for breaking land and In-
TheChicagoa
THE SHORT A DIRECT LINE
FEOM COUNCIL BLUFFS TO
OHIO AGO ! Uutihlo, Suspension
B?ldTe, PittsbuTgrHaltlmore. Washington,
nd Horth-Western
Via-
IHBPM, BOSTON
and uanttuas.
A1.TU Jew
Cincinnati, klisYilb, 81. Loais, and New Orleans,
And all points South and'Sou'th-West.
This Line has adopted all modern improve
ments In track nnd equipments,
lnoluding,
Steol Rails, livcctxrious Day & Sleep
ing Cars. Milior Platforms, and
"Wostingliouso Safety Air
Brake s.
Ask for and soo that your tickets read via
Chicago and Sorth-Weslern llailwaj.
'C TrTKiHITT H. Jr. SJ.-Vft wuuu,
Ocfn'ISupt. ConM P.tss'r-Agt.
HAVING CONSOLIDATSD THEIR
LAKGB AJSI COMPLETE STOCK OF
H J&L.-K, T) -W .A. E,
Agricultural Implements,
Ava nnw TirfiTip.recl to offer greater induce
ments to purchasers than eyer before. We
keep constantly on hand a full and general
line of Hardware and Implements, from a
- -. i i . .. ---?r:.. ,r.. a in' i imiTlv,i'l!".iJ':'8aWKgaee9'BgaBMa9fiaKaBiaB' '- " ., ; ,-.T.TnTTTTrrnaT. IMPLEMENTS. - J -- ----v nv. i L .
.H,L..r-Jlk..'.JIIIIB II ' i.t.. ; - .. . .. ., 1 .W'.: - .UiVAOJilJ.w-. . sss- "'- iH-
aBtBUJURJ . , T,ftTvfTiTl ttttt n fin a "LI
Jll & uu.?i
1 'IK
33EA3L.EKS IN eWj
OLL CLOTHS
TyCJLTTXlO-
S
"Slnlo thereof twelve
5 -a sass
thouJaud eight hundred and .even-
thirteen thousand eight
ty-iour aoiiars
MS.
.V"u ..Y." tOT, rtuments. for tnepnr-
etarthonJoU
hundred dollars- ,0,itr,ontH. to he ex-
Bannocks. rpr tounu " , ? fita of
wmmm
Cr hundred boys and girls, rix tlionaand
arflfhandredSrSroanilnBancl for four
hundred "plrSw Engaged in agriculture, six-
33SsSSs2srarsa
Jive thousanu ooiiarj- . T?n-,dt of In-
dians in Idalio and '',5 luSds. pro
thls amount to be expon ded in. g oou . P
vIsionB, or other artici l , e iclatl
mar. from t line to "TinKtrnStlnjElnBsrlcnl
Ing transportation "vJovfdlS employees, ed
tural puwu Uj. m P''f iacdicinc and
reKDeots topromote their civilization com
PiZnrnvmncnt. forty thousand dol-
Kallonsof eio York.-For permanent
fort,
lars.
Six
Bnn Vk .hX trVv of November seven
?L&t?l&ntnl& nd ninety-four.
fOimReserZZn. and JUmfhe.
nUeIJc?a Sioux who have taten -Hbme-
fShinBPirJon steel, and other material,
'Tofomof UiMy installments, to pur
chase Nothing for males over fourteen years
otorVol.bo9e,,dcMIcanddo-
bSaml mi, ono humlrcd and Hfty-nlne
SlSfesSiSSmenta. to pur-
i.'rn Trtiiri.il vji bii&.j ...--- - - ,
" .-- - , - ,. ia rnnsiiierou
imci sneli articles us "j .
monerby the SecreUry ot tne interior u
tlonalo Quiintliles for twenty thousand per
sons under the tenth artlclo treaty of . Apr 1
sous, """ -i-hi-on hnndrcd andslxt3'-
olSat and Bnoiistenco of Yankton Sioux.
SLB:inion three hundred and. fourteen
Brovidea, mat iub uua-
mm lilllllUU
1 .lnllnK
Sided balance of appropriations beretoforo
E5Bi' ror thn Bnbslstonco of tho Northern
manoio' ""- , mav be used to
reimburse the appropriation heretofore
S mtor subsistence of Sioux of different
frfSS to an amount equal to the amount
wptofore oxpoudod from said Sioux appro
nrlation for he subsistence of Northern
Sneyinnes and Arapoboes at the Red Cloud
aSForymy of phj-slcian, five teachers, one
four hundred dollars. ox.
For SriffiwrlnK Roods, to be purcliased
SfrUSthe dlntrent&WthoSioux Indians.
nr treaty ot April twenty-ninth eighteen
SmiuredCandslt?y-elghtIo:no hundred and
Sr uPnder bl goJ KoSS the
f ? Tnrie Mveh.clchteen hundred and
Svent?.t wiUi the Stsseton and Walipe-
to or lniereswuUU.""-r "---. .
.r..., "irrMo nf tho treaty made witn
becuiiu "'""rr:.".!. ir,t
"February mneieuum, .e
rhtoen hundred and
lu:-lcx, " i .ri. nr-nnmlnil under
sixty-seven, tne Bauwt--------flt
KlinffiKSEs:
said treaty of eiguieou . ""A':"" elRhty
soven. as amended by the Senate giO
WJOUSaiiu ""'""-., --fin. co I
by conn c j.i- "r -.'
f lfinuaeu , Pv.b.fii--
JZftr, MrfTt h- ninth : iVowcftsi, mnv u. yi
? "Iai . KaTd agreement
rlspoctlvely, third, fourth flgh. sixth, w
sssa"r
tho ratmcaiion ot "."
ct?nn?ssec"n-d series.) to be paid to them
Rtallmcnisaseou"" beneflt, commencing
tt ffen?Sr S which They shall remove to
A E Vt'tiioniT rPRlde uoonthelr resesvatlon,
and settle g "'""E 0f April nineteenth,
SSbSS hundred ffifTftJ-efiht, forty thou-
oVttSSSortotlon of goods, one thousand
five hundred dollars. J8wercotfon.For
nSnrovfdln" emloyeas, educating children.
i j .nr r. Tiif H"t:iJ- oibt
care lor anu u'h ' "' "h nn sof said In
lnrd
rmrumnf nnfZ rranooias of Cnuwun
IfV. t3rwron. For frurtb of five Installments
or tne rouria asneaoi auumi;. u....-....
objects, to be expended lis directed by the
President, per third article treaty of ovem-k-
ii.ntv.nlnth. eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, one thousand dollars.
For nineteenth or twenty Installments, for
the pay of a teacher and purchase of books
and stationery, per sixth article treaty of
November twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred
and fifty-four, one thousand four hundred
and fifty dollars. .... ..
lVatfa-ITaHa Cnytise, ana unumua lriuw.
vn. ,n.th nftivA installments, of third se
ries, to be expenoeU unuer me airecuuu ui
the President, per second article treaty of
June ninth, eighteen hundred and flfty-flve,
four thousand dollars.
For fourteenth or twenty installments, for
the purchase of all necessary mill-fixtures
aud mechanical tools, medicines, and hos
pital stores, books and stationery for schools,
repairs of school building and furniture, and
for emplovees. three thousand dollars.
vy rnnrtwnih oftwentv Installment, for
the pay and subsistence of one superintend
ent of farming operations, oue larmcr, iv,u
millers, one blacksmith, one -wagon and
plow maker, ono carpentor and Joiner, one
physician, aud two teachers, per fourth arti
cle treaty of June ninth, olghteen hundred
and fifty-five, eleven thousand two-hundred
dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty Installments, for
par of each of the head chiefs or the Valla
Wulln, Cayuse. aud Umatilla bands, the
sum of five hundred dollars per annum, per
fifth article treaty or June ninin. eigiueeu
hundred and fifty-five, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
Wichita, ami other ajjuiatcu Jtanas, uji j
dians in Country leased from Chocktaus. For
for this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, and other articles as tho
President may, from time to time, deter
mine including transportations thereof,
In instructing in agricultural and mechan
ical pursuits, lu providing employees, edn
.ntir.rr .b!t(iri nmp.urinsr medicine aud
medical attendance, care for and support of
tun ,,cwl c nlf . and Jnllrin. ior lue neiuif-s!.
orphans or said Indians, and In any other
respects to promote their civilization, com
fort, and Improvement, fifty thousand dol-
'irinncbagoes. For Interest on eight hund
red and eighty-six thousand nlno hundred
aud nlue dollars and seventeen cents, at
five per centum, per fourth article treaty of
November first, eighteen hundred and sixty
two thlrtv-nlne thousand three huncred
and'fortv-flve dollars and forty-six cents.
FoV twenty-seventh of thirty Installments
of Interest on seventy-five thousand three
hnmlred anil elgtity-seven uouars auu meu-tv-elght
cents, at five per centum, per fourth
nrltcle treaty of October tturtecntn. eigm
eon hundred and forty-six, three thousand
seven hundred aud sixty-nine dollars and
thlrty-slx cents. ...... ,
For interest on seventy-eight thousand
three hundred and forty dollars nnd forty
one cents, at five per centum, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary or the
Interior, for the erection of houses, Improve
ment of their allotments of land, purchase
of stock, agricultural implements, seeds, am
othor beneficial purposes, three thousund
nlno hundred and seventeen dollars aud two
cofits
For transportation of goo-.'s, three thou
sand dollars.
Yakama JVat ion. For fourth of five Install
ments of third scries, for lnetlclal objects,
under tho direction of the President, per
fourth article treaty of June ninth, eighteen
hundred and flfty-flve, six thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty installments, ior
the support of two schools, one of which Is to
be an agricultural and industrial school,
keeping in repair school-buildings, and for
providing suitable furniture, books and sta
Hnnorv. Derflrth article treaty or Juno ninth.
eighteen hundred and fifty-five Ave hundred
For fourteenth if twenty Installments, for
tho employment of one superintendent of
teaching and two teachers, per fifth article
treaty or June ninth, eighteen hundreil and
flfty-flve, three thousand two hundred dol-
For fourteenth of twenty installments, for
the employment of one sup rlntendont of
farming and two farmers, two millers, two
blacksmiths, one tinner, one gunsmith, one
carpenter, ana one wagon anu pmw m.er,
per fifth article treaty of June ninth, eight
een hundreil and flfty-flve, eleven thousand
four hundred dollnrs.
For fourteenth of twenty Installments, for
keeping tu repair saw and flouring mills,
nnd for furnishing the necessary tools and
fixtures, nor fifth article treaty of June ninth,
eighteen hundred and flfty-flve, Ave hund
red dollars. -
For fourteenth of twenty Installments, for
keeping in repair the hospital and provid
ing tho necessary medicines and fixtures
therefor, per firth artlclo treaty of Juno ninth,
eighteen hundred and flfty-flve. three hund
reil uouars. .. ,
For fourteenth of twenty installments, for
keeping in repair blacksmiths', tinsmiths .
gunsmiths', carpenters', and wagon and
plow makers' chops, and for providing the
necessary tools therefor, per fifth article
rteaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred and
flfty-'flvc, five hundred dollars.
it- fnnrtoonth of Lwentv Installments, for
the pay of a physician, per fifth article trea
ty ofJune ninth, eighteen hundreil and flfty-flve
one thousand two hundred dollars.
For lourteenth of twenty Installment?, for
keeping in repair tuebuiiaings ior cue va
rious employees, and for providing the nec
essary furniture therefor, per fifth artlclo
treaty of June ninth, eighteen huudrod and
flfty-flve, three hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty installments, for
the salary of such persons as-lhe said con
federated tribes and bands of Indians may
select to be their head chief, per fifth article
treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred and
fifty-five, five hundred dollars.
GEVEUATj INCIDENTAL EXPENSES OF
Ut THE INDIAN SERVICE.
.rirfcwiri. For the general incidental ex-,
penses. or th Indian tervice In the Territory
of Arizona, presents of goods, agricultural
implements, and other useful articles, and
to sisslst them to locate in perraaneut abodes,
and snstalu themselves by the pursuits or
civilized life, to be expended uuder the di
rection of tlio Secretary of the Interior, sov-entv-five
thousand dollars.
CWornta-For the general Incidental expenses
or the Indian service in CalirbrniR, par of employ
es, presents or goods, agricultural ImptemcnU,
and otheTuseriil articles, and to assist thera to lo
cate in permanent abodes, and sustain thmselves
bv -the pursuits orcivillred life, to be expended un
d the direction ofthe Secretary of the Interior.
pl"htv-five thousand dollars.
t torxuto lritorv.-For tho general incidental
"'frT?0 r7TT,inti service in Colorado Terri-
eiljuura . '"---," "v. ;lti,ml Imnlnments.
avSMSr-ffSS-R tg-
SKlMec.,
,' nrVrmwlicineand inedlwl attend
lance.
c-arean&P
othe?S
50" and fmproveinent. fifty thousand do'.ara.
So' much ol the act entitled "An act making pn
vWon for the civilization of the Indian tribes au
lolniiiir the frontier settlements." approved March
ffifthg een hundred and nineteen .-Provide.
an annual appropriiiuu w " ;-v
be and the same hereby Is, repealed.
The sum of fivethousaad dollars, appropriated
bv act of Mav twenty-ninth, eighteen 'hundred and
aeVenty two. ior the erection of a buildini? at New
gy Depot. Indian Territoryto be used as au , of
fice for the Indian agent for the Choctaw and
U?.?.f.0' . ?.ii, m hP iwed either for the erec
tion orthe ptircluvje. at "the discretion of the Secre
tirv of the Interior, of buildinK for asency pur
SS ? at the puTce designated : PrmhM; Ttoi the
several appropriations herein made for teachfcrn.
clans and other porsous. uuu mi v...u -."w V
Provided for by treatv stipulation, may be divcrt
Sdnj etherises for the bJ-ncfitot the various In
diarf tribi witlUn the discretion or the President
and that because report to he made to Congress, at
fu next selori thereafter, of his action under this
PTIn?Jt'on Ofrvsl-Fiinrl Mocks. -Yot payment of
IntcrSt on cetn abstracted " "95-ffigh.gStj.te
mocks beloncintr to various Indian tribes, (anu
hekl in trust bv the Secretary or the Interior.) for
e fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sventy-threc. namely:
For interest on the Cherokee national fbnd.tMr-tv-twu
tbousaid tonr hundred and eighty dnllar.-t.
VoV lmere??on Ceerokeeschool-rnnd. two tbuQ
sand three hundred and i fifty dollars. . . ,ftMn
For interest on cuicxa-yv. ..........., ,
thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
FwlnterKon the Chickasaw Incompetents'
land, one hundred dollars.
For Interest on tne Lnonan Bcu.. ...-, ...
IntereShe'cSks orphaus' fund, four
one hundred and sixty dollars. vmtM
For interest on the Kask-vsklas , W eai . l eorias .
fuiri I Plaukeshaws' fund, four thousand and esghty-
nForaie,?est on the ICaskasklas'. Weas'. Peorias,
and Piunkeshaws' school-fund, oue thousand four
hundred anJ forty-iilne dollars.
For Interest on tne jicuwi"m .-..-,
hundred and fifty dollars. ,.,.,. ,,,
For Interest on tne uiu" mmvmw" ... ,
two hundred aud thirty dollars.
For Interest on the Pottawatomies' edncationftl
fund! thrw1houand three hundred and fifty dol-
lftFor contingent expenses orusfllnQ3, one thou
cfiieTha?th1'iecVaeW of the interior be. and
he is hlreby. authorized to sell the bonds now he d
in f trust by him forth Ottawa Indians, of Blanch
Rl's Fork and Roche De Boeuf , amounting to twen
frine thouw Sdslx hundred and seventy-four dol
lar and fortv-ei?htcent3. an.l apply the proceeds
or the sale in the manner prescribed by the Icfrn
or the sixteenth article or the treaty with the Sen
eca" and other tribes of February twenty-third,
e'ehteen hundred and sixty-seven.
e'b" 5 i.cxt uii nnthnrltv now exlsttis by the acts
nf "March second, eighteen hundreil and sixty-one,
"'..i'CTViJi Li.tn hnndred and seven ty-
: or otherwise, to Usue or deliver any bonds of
the United States to the Choctaw trine oi liiiiians.
Is hereby suspended until tlie further action orcon
Kress in tne raaiier, nun inu - -- . .
l Secf?' That there shall be set apart from the
funds beloncinc to the Cherokee nation, on the
proper order of the national counc I. the sum ot.
one hundred thousand dollars from tlie proceeds ot
l"nds sold to tlie Osases. to be set apart, and elxhtj
thousand dollars thereof to be Invented a.H part of
:2" 2z :v...r.,r,(i nnd twpntv thousand dollars to
be expended for buildin?s and other improvements
I . rv . r,..n.auinarttnrtl)P institution
fnr thp ornhans- the ?um ofone htmdred thncsand
dolla rTomhe proceeds or the strip or land in
Vr'insvi to be set ap.rt for an aylnm for the In
sane deaf a"d dumb, blind, and indigent person-,
of the Cherokee naUon. seventy five thousand dol
?ars or said amount to be inves ed as a VrAt
fund, and Its interest semi-annually applied to the
s mport orsaid institution, the remain.ng twenty
Hve thousand dollars to be expended for its estab
lishment : the um of seventy-five thousand .dol
lars rrom J he proceeus u. "- "JJ.-"'..
on for the educa-
20
LIKCOLK'S FAVORITE ROUTE.
MILES THE SHORTEST
TO ST. LOUIS, Tl
JIIXLAjYJJ FAUUJLU it. n.
And Ltncoln and ScbrasVs City,
in connection with
Kansas City, St. Jo. & 0. BluffsE.E.
To C225CAGO,
0010X111)08, Beaton, Cincinnati, Ne-or
York, Washington City, Indi
anapolis, PittsDurgi, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore,
Louisville,
ST. i. O U X W,
. 4W 4akIriAn
"tTanans City. St. Josepn. ieavenwor.u. n.uu.
ii-113.?? h" ?. VJ...,i Mniiiie. New Orleans, aud
1 ;?" :". "'.st. v':v i:r.riT nd snuthcMt.
at
Hand G
ra Plant
3?
TO A.
nntStaVbVrtUciBbulhet.
THRESHING MACHINE.
Those wishing anything in our line the
coming season, should remember that the
place to buy is where you can -always li ncla
full line of goods, and of the very best qual
ity. .
our
CC.
wo
CHANGE ofCABS
from K. Nebraska City.
Passengers tafclng this route for St. Louis and
points south can secure berths In
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car
bv applying to the company's agent at Lincoln,
taking sleeping car before night and reaching bt.
Louis next morning without change.
This Is the only rout Irom Lincoln- offering these
FARE AS LOW, AND TIME AS QUICK,
as by any other route.
M-K-VLEMrNG.
Oen'l Ticket A-'t M. P. Ity.. Lincol 11. N eb
A. C. DAWKS. Gen. l'usd. A t K. C, bt. Jo. C. a.
Jty. St. Joseph, if o.
HOW is'this por TE AjLNS ?
TECS Q-IR.E.A.T
TTTLL STOCK OF THS CELEBRATED
TI N S
B.
Trains
mF VOW nJoJgj ff Ee 'sitF5
SbBB
Having determined to reduce
stock of Dry Goods, Motions,
and having on hand a very
large land extensive stock, we will
commence on monciay, tne xotn
of November, and will sell our en
tire stock at " such prices as will
insure a speedy sale.
Our only object is to get mon
ey, therefore we will sell for cash
only.
To secure great bargains, call
early, with the cash, and be as
tonished at the low prices. .
STSTQCK
THE lOWEST PK.ZCES.
It
IpHr
ilillllL
KIHETIEUICE
ft Hi) mil
GEO. ZD.TTGKE3::Ei:RI?-Z",
JPTOFTLXXTOX
TJisrioisr HOTBl
88 Sc 90 3Sr-A.HST STHEET,
BBOWlsTYILLB.
Fifteen Fast
EACH -WAY, BETWEEN
Baltimore & Washington
4 EXPRESS TRAIN:
EACH WAY, BETWEEN
Washing'n & Philadelphia
HREE EXPRESS TRAINS
BEST SSZE&lsEM tt
woniin.
GROCERIES.
Great and L
Ittle Oas, to be exp
of a library institute
KIDIISUIUCIII UI -""'"A ---.-, ., ..,!. .,,.
tion orindlsent persons oisaui "" jv."
rules anu Regulations as the national council of the
CeMThna7tKroceed3 of the sales of lands
hPion-iiic totheKlckap. Indian9.ln the State of
Kansas Ui purSSanceofthe nrth article ofthe trea
ty of fa tvrenty-eishth. anno Domini eighteen
rindnHl ami sitty-three. now Invested or in the
otWo? thesSretary of the Interior, shall be re
tAlnedbrtheSecretarrorths Interior as a perma
nent tmst-fund on which shall be paid to said In
2?', Vpnii-ann-ially. interest at the rate of live
Mrntum p?r awurn : Provided. That the con
ntofsald Indians shall first be given to the fore-
gSef. 6.r ThatUiere shall be appointed by theTre
ident. by and with the advice and consent of the
Jr..' i .,imriTt nnmhpr of Indian Inspectors.
uot exceeding Ave in number, to perform the du
ties herein requirea. tjku nniin.wi ..... ..j,. ...
. r.-r Tnnr rwin. unless sooner removea ov the
President, aud he shall receive an annual salary or
three thousand dollars and his necessary travelling
cmenses. not exceeding ten cents a mile for actual
travel while In the discharge of his duty, a state
ment of which expenses as to each inspector shall
accompany the annual report of the Seers tary or
the Interior. Tch Indian superintendent- and
awncy shall be visited and examined as often as
twt?e a yea" bv one or more of the Inspectors.
Such examination shall extend to aful InveUtea
ilon ofail matters pertalninff to the business of the
suuerlnteaaencyoraBeiitj. ".". his w..c ' -""'
tion of accounts, the manner or expendinjt money,
the number of Indians provided for. contracts of
alT kinds connected wltTa the busings the condi
tion of the Indians, their advancement In civiliza
ii" uli .(nf rth TRPrvatlons. and That iuse
is made ofthelandsot apart for that purpose, and
Lenerallv all matters pertalnlnR tn the Indian ser
vice Tor the purpose cf making such investlp.
tions. "each Inspector shall have power to .examine
all book? papers, ahd vouchers, to administer
oaths and toexamlno on oath all officers and per
sons employed In the superlntendency or agency,
and all such other persons as be may deem neces
r!rjt - rrkoiM:nutnri nrauvoneofthem.
-K-Tn t,J.oTwPT tn susnend any superintendent
i ...... tr " -- -T -j . J I...1. .AmA ..-
agent or employee, aaaio ueusuo.d ij v..-
1 In hispiace temporarily, uujctvju" ,...-
val of the President, making immeaiaie rfiHirtoi
sucli suspension and designation: and, upon the
conclusion of the examination, a report shall be
forwarded to the President without delay. The In
suectors. in the discharge of their duties, Jolntly
and Individually, shall have power .by proper le
cal proceedings, which it shall be the duty of the
X.i.n.tnr nf tho TJuited Stales for the ap
propriate district duly to effectuate, to enforce the
taws, aud to prevent' the violation of law In the ad
ministration of affairs In the seveal agencies and
superintendenclea. So far as pratlcable. the exam
inations or the agencies and superintendences
shall be made alternately by different Inspectors,
so that the same agency or superlntendency may
not be examined twice in succession by the same
Inspector or Inspector : Provided, JTliat alter the
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, the officers ot four of the superintendents of
Indian aflairs. and of the clerks of such superin
tendents are hereby abolished, and the amount
herelnberore appropriated for salaries of said oiH
cers. or so much there of as may be necessary, is.
hereby appropriated to pay the salaries and trav
elling expenses of said Inspectors, ahd the Presi
dent may assign the remaining four superintend
ents to Jurlsdection over such agencies as he may
deem proper, or. In his dLscretlon. dispense with
any, or all, of the said superintendents and their
clerks : Provided. That there shall not bepald or
allowed to anv person whatever and fees or reward
for services In connection with the subject-matter
.nrj tn in MiAthtrn1 crv-Mnn nf this act. either on
account of the United Seates, or or the Choctaws.
until further action of Congress In the matter, ana
EACH WAY, KETWEEM
JSrew York, Philudeljrfiia,
Baltimore, Washington,
AND TIIE-
WBST AND SOUTH.
"akiM Connections frca all points certain.
mp. 15111 licns .ia. ...
J55-Preset! liriK to
ailvinlaTeoi passiuK ""&" ; ,.i
cltlSJanii to everybody the privilege of vis
aing
TATA-SIillsrGrTOlSr
GIT'S:
FEj
I
BALTIMORE to WASHINGTON,
DISTANCE K) MHes-TIME, ONE HOUR.
t M c-OLE -W.P.SMITH.
ConM Tir-'ket Agent. Master Transpor'n
Bftliimo-r Md. Baltimore. Md.
SIDNEY B. JONES. Oen'l Pass. Ag't CiDcinna. I.O
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
lelti TLO U iJm :
or
son
DENVER,
EHIK, ;
JJEW MEMPHIS.
IDAHO SPP.1NG-3,
GREEN CITY,
ELKO. '
MAKYSVILLE,
GEOKOETOWN,
LOXGMU.M',
AX.IL.
TO
GIXEKtEY.
CHEYENNE,
T.ESO.
GOLDEN CITY.
CENTK A L CITY.
VIXLA IiAEONT,
EVANS, .
SALT LAKE CITY,
SACRAMENTO.
COLORADO 'SPRINGS. SAN FRANCISCO.
4LUU Mtl tUW tU
Kanaaa, Colorado, tlie Terrltoriejnd
the Pacific Coast.
MTCES the Shortest Lluo from Kansas Ci
ty to Denver.
MILES the Shortest Line to Pueblo, Trin
idad. Santa Fe.and all points in New Mex
ico ana Arizona.
Remember that this btbeGreatThrtrasb Une,and
there i3
Other AH Rail Route
to any of the above points.
There is no tedious omnibus or ferry transfer by
this route, as the Great Rivers are all Bndgea,
PULIiMAN PAbACE CABii,
run through from KANSAS CITY to DENVER
Without Change.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity ol
viewing the nne Agricultural Districts of Kansas
and cau stop over at Denver and visit the rich
mining, agricultural and grazing distills of Loiora-
cjlose connections made at Kansas City with all
trains to and from the East. North and Soutn.
Be sure to aslcfor Tickets via. Kana
City and the.Ksuiss pacific Hallway.
EDH'D S.EOWEN,Gn'lSupt.
BEVERIA'B. KEIM, Geu'l Tictet Asnt.
GENERAL OFFICES-Kansas CUy,M
H 01
Aialtman & Taylor : hi y
1" W Tfc W a II f TS1 12 M fl fHTTF.fsi "
B8B WBM BM
WE
LOTTERIES.
KEEP
CELEBRATED
FASHION mKI
EG STOVE
THE LEADING 8T0VE OF AMERICA.
There Is none thnt can equal them. Will do better work vrlth less fuel
than any other stove made.
Louis
Lowman
188
210
No
to
rr." " .. .hnHiK nnd snstain themselves .cHir..vv mh niinnran'M nnd navment.
lnfllrm. for ne tie P f 'promote their the rurTulTs of cavU life, to be expended on- " ?. -fhat Whenever by The terms oi thLs act
iinnn. nnd in any respec w Vu...,itit iii. ilyfx,i r , sorretarv of the Interior, i ,,rA'a ffnn mthinp nr snnnlies of any kind Is
civilization. .coiJJ ,,","", ' ten thousand dollars. , provided for. It shall be -the duty of theageut or
oud humlrCMl inouand clouars. DaAr Tcrrltoiy. For the general Incluentaj er- , commissioner is3ueing the same, at such Issue
&idt-ra'-rec Wftnied t la oihe Indian service In Dakota Territory tnereor wnether u be both of food and go hlng or
Tiwl ,fU'U 'nstallmcnts. to bo expeuueu-( .reems agrlcultur Implcmerits, and eitherof them.orofanyklndorsupulles. toroport
T .V. -, 1it ifmrtlioPrw'deut. aspcr t!,Pr uscfulKnrtit.fP and to assist them to legate in to tne Indian bureau the number of Indians pres
" ' ' , , r.-atv of August t-iveliui.'pjrjjjjent Rbodes. nnd sustala themselves by tho ent and actually receiving the same ; said reports
'! , ' - i -ind Rlxti'-five, one thou-. )Ursuit ofcivUIrjpd life, to be expended unler :tbn to be embodied by the Indltn commissioner In bU
'-' .. -.? rtnMars tUrei'lin cf the Secretary or the Iutclor, Vv eutj . omnual report. ArraovxD, February llS.
JT .j-roirourth of five installments tborcaaa loiiaa.
TINWAEE AT WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL!
We have on hand the largest assorted stock In this market, made up In
the neateat style by the best of workmen, which we offer at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
EOOFI3STG & SPOUTING-,
Put up at sliort notice, by the best mechanics in the Stale.
Dealer In
S -A. T I
SPAOTION GTJARAJSrTBBD.
PATENT WEATHER
C2
The best forexcluding
WINDDUST, OR RAIN,
from under doors.
WE FEEL THANKFUL TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND
GENEROUS P ATEONS
for the very liberal pationage heretofore extended to us, and tre shall by
r
endeavor to merit a continuance of the same, and increase our large trade now established.
a
3 For sale by
Swan&Bro.
No, 27, SIGN OF THE RED STOVE & PLOW,
In tlie old Regulator Store,
TISDEL & HICHAKBS.
-3 Hp
P
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
RIBBONS,
&ACE3, 1
CLOTiHriZLNTGr,
GSNT'S
FITRNISHIN.GS,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS &SHSES
No. 81 lVTfnTi Street,
SroTTnville, Neb.
Tbeonlj Kel at i-OUt V btr.tl
IN
50,000,011
VALUABLE OWJ
tn h ditribuil In
L. P. SIKKJ
GiflEnterpro
To be Dran Iondar? Au?. H1
One Grand Capital B-f
$5,000 IN G0W
2 Prises, S2.000
2 Prizes, SCO
5 Prizes, ICO l
wlihK'v rr
t r
Oneirorn'l t-i,r.
rni vinp-tnn,.l Rrj3ewo"l Piar1'
Tea Family fcewlnitil-ff' "'' w V "
rive Uold Watche and Cantn' '
five Oolrt Amcr can Ht.ntiu '
cn. . . r '
Ten Lrdie' Gold Huntln t'-. -J0Gold
nnd Silver Levr Hun.na -
worth from -& ioT eaf
Whole Snmbtr Gl, 6.00 0. 0 c.
Ticket L.rnld
Agents wanted to sell ticket, to uf -
HIIQHI3 niliuc)"-
JI-.TirKFT9,V
; 25TICKi.T f--
tt-
PIAtilaMi ftntvinln A
crlptlon of the ninnrter of drawP
fnrmatlon In reference to tie 1
SIXGIjE TICKETS
irrsjio
'oti n-t err-,- -,
r. a
furmiitlnn In reference to tne v , .... nc
fin. nr AnAnpriprtn? trieEC. A."
addred to B0f
US
Offlce.lOl W. 3th r,
0ni
JOB PRINTING,
OF AJ2D KI2TB3,
TToatly: and Promptly Exeontedl-
AT THIS OFFICE.
BIILIABB
PIGJEOy JK0IE
j.
&
M
.isU
Of every variety mann&ctnr
Old Tables. Balls, Ac, bought or t
oxchaagofornew.
TABIES OUT W
ASD
iRepaired. on Short
All kinds of
BUXIARD STOC
Kept constantly on hand, at the
2d St., St. Joseph, 21a.
GEORGE HlLLYEKj p
t. Bos: 1660. -0;
;l3-S.dTexsi "
OTTBSCRTBK forth Veek.
' O ttumer4it tie-Stats.
. 35
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