The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-03

TO be made by the second article Of the said
treaty, $4,000; to pay the interest at five per
cent, for one year upon The sum Of S350,00o,
pursuant 10 the stipuations Of the third article
OF the said treaty, Sl7000; TO pay the claims Of
the Mcintosh party, pursuant 10 the stipuatioDs
IN the fith article of the said treaty, S2l, ,l03
aud 33 cents; TO purchase stock animals for the
Greeks removed as hos,ies, as stipulated by
thesix,h article Of the treaty, $4,000; 10 meet
the expenses Of the purchase and distribution
OF the stock animals, according TO the require
ments of the second aud sixth articles. $4,000;
for the payment TO the Cherokee Indians Of the
value OF the improvementsupo the Missionary
reservations. pursuant TO stipulation in the
fourth article OF the treaty Of December, 1885,
in addition to the former appropriation for that
object, Sl5,lll and 75 cents for compensation
TO the commissioner under the above treaty, in
addition 10 the approprions Of 1886 and 1888
for that object, $4,000; to be applied only TO
the payment OF expenses incurred prior to the
twenty third day of MAY. 1885, for carrying in
to execution the treaty of the seventh day of
February, 1899, with the Chippewas of Saga
nav, viz iorthe payment of the purchase mon
ey OF forty acres OF land ceded by the first arti-
Gle Of the treyty $500;
| For the expenses incurred in the negotiation
Of the treaty, Sl25 for carrying into effect the
|
eleventh day of January. 1880, viz; for the
Payment of the annuity stipulated in the Sec
ond article. S20,0o0; for the support of two
blacksmith establishments, building grist and
saw mill, pay of attendants and assistants, tools
Tor the mills, and the erection OF mill Houses,
| S7,sOO for furnishing cows, calves, hogs,
| ploughs. harnesses, axes and hoes, as stipua-
ted by the treaty, 81 800; for the erection Of
houses for chiefs and furnishing wagons, carts,
oxen and chains, as stipulated by the treaty,
S6,9sO; for the payment Of claims for depre-
datioDs, S30,000; for the expenses Of COM
missioner to examine and settle those claims,
S2,5OO for the payment Of the purchase mos
ney for reservations, St3.520; for the rcim-
burscments Of the annuity deducted in the
year 1925, $1,000; foi the rcimbursements to
the Clermont band Of the annuity deducted in
the year 1929, $1,000; for the payment TO the
Ioway Indians of the interest at five per cent.
for one year, upon the sum Of Sl57.500,
S7,S25; for building ten houses for the loway
chiefs as per stipulation Of the treaty, $4,000;
for the completion Of the surveys under the
treaty with the Delaware Indians, aud for the
expenses Of locating the Miamis and Winnc-
bagocs $4,000 10 enable the Executive TO
purchase from pan-seh a Pottawatamic FIVE
sections of land reserved for him BY the second
article ofthebeaiy offhe twentieth Of fOcfobor
1857, S9,OOO iof Oeiraying tue expenses OIL
holding tribe under the direction Of the Secre-
tary of War, ofthe Stockbridgc Indians, 81, 600;
forsthe employment Of physicians to vaccinate
the Indians, to be expended under the direction
Of the Secretary Of War; $4,000; for paying
the travelling expenses and board while detain-
ed in the city of Washington, ofthe delegations
of the Stockbridge, Mansce, and Seneca tribes
of Indians, in proportion to the distance they
have travelled, or may tlavel in returning to
their respective tribes a sum not exceeding
$4,000 to enable the Secretary Of War to have
executed under his dircctisn twelve maps for
the use of the War Department and of the
Senate, showing the positien OF the lands OF
each Indian tribe in amiiy with the United
States. $1,000 for deiraying the expenses Of
surveying and marking the boundaries between
the Indian tribes, west Of the Mississippi, SlO,-
900.
SIC. 9. Aad be IL fuedier enacted, That the
second section of an act passed the 2Sih day Of
May, 1880, entitled "An act to provide for an
exchange Of lands with the Indian tribes resi-
ding within any of the States or Territories,
and for their removal ives; of the river .Iississ-
ppi. be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
JAMES X. POLK.
Speaker ofhe House Of Representatives..
RICHARD NJ, JOHNSON,
President ofHe Senate.
APPROVED March 3D. 1889.
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