Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-27

ses OF Tie iaahI's
eighteen hundred and forty-eight
Be enaciej By The Senate and House Of Rep entatres
Of the United States america d>SeDbd That
the following sums be- and they hereby, appopaiedr
the year ending The tht,h day Of June eighteen hun
ded and purpose of the
and contingent expenses Of The Indian Department. aud iu
filling treaty stipulaon> with the various Ind an uibes
be paid OF the treasury not otherwise
popattd
For and contingent expenses of ie Indian
par tment, viz:
Louis and Indian agents. provided
Of hrtieh eighteen hundred aud thirty four Of March
thd eighteen hundred and thirty seven, and of June TWEEN
yseveui eighteen hundred and iorsx eighteen thousand
dollars;
For the pay of subagen authorized by the act Of June
threth eighteen hundred Thirty four nine thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollas;
For the pay Of interpreters authorized by the same act
ten thousand two bundled Hans;
the pay of clerk superintendent ST. Louis one
tn usand TWO hundred dollars;
For The pay Of clerk acting superintendent of the
elm territory, one thousand dollars;
For postage, rents, stationery fuel for Offices and other
contingencies of the Indian nent transpot
ton aud incidental seventeen thousand dollars
For fulfilling treaty stquiatons with various Indian tribes,
viz:
To tie Christian Indians.
For permanent annuI Y, stipulated the acts Of Nav
twenty SIXTH eighteen hundred twenty -four May
twentieth eighteen hundred and Iwen,ysix ou hundred
dollars.
To the Chippecas Of Mississippi and Lake Superior
For payment III money, for twenty yeas stipulated the
second article OF the treaty of twenynnh July, eighteen
thousand hundred
lars;
For payment of goods for twenty years. stipulated the
second arc OF the Treaty Of twenty ninth July, eighteen
huudIed and hIIty-seven, nineteen thousand dollars;
FoI establishing blacmiihs shops supporting
smiths, and furnishing and steel twenty Yeas sp-
uaed the second of the treaty of twcny-nih
july eighteen hundred aud htyseven, three thousand
lars;
For support of farmers, purchase Of implements grain o.
seed and to then agricultural pursuits, fo twenty
years. stipulated The second article Of treaty
H ninth July, eighteen hundred and thirty seven,
sand dollars;
Foi puchase Of provisions for twenty years stipulated in
the second article Of The Treaty Of twenty nnh July eigh-
teen hund ed aud thirtyseven two thousand dollars;
For purchase of tobacco for twenty years stipulated IN the
second article OF the ealy of twenty july eighteen
hundred and thny-seven five bundled dollars;
For limited annuity for twenty-five years IN money! sp.
ulaed IN the Ou tn article of the Treaty
dollars;
lated in The fourth Article Of the treaty fourth Of
eighteen hundred and foty-wo ten lhouand five bundled
dollars;
support Of bIacksmiths shops including pay Of
smiths aud assistants and furnishing on aud t ell stipulated
Ia the fourth rtcle OF the Of fourth of October eis
teen hundred aud foIty-two, two thousand dollars;
For support Of Two fames stipulated the fourth article
Of the treaty of fourth Of October, eighteen hunded
foIty-two one thousand dollars;
For pay Of two Carpenters stipulated the fourth article
treaty October eighteen Hundred and
fofty-two, twelve bundled doats
Fo support Of hoos stipulated the fourth article Of
the treaty Of fourth of October eighteen hunded ioy
two, two thousand dollas
fourth article Of the treaty Of fourth of OCTOBER eighteen
hundred AID forty two, two thousand dollars.
To the Chippe7cas of Sasinazv
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article
the treaty Of third Of August hundled ninety
fye one Thousand dolars
For permanent annuity stipulated in the second article Of
the tea Ut seventh November eighteen hundred and
eight bundled dollars;
permanent annuity stipulated the fourth article of
the treaty of twenty SEPTEMBER eighteen hundred
and nineteen, thousand dollars;
For support of blacksmith Saginaw and for farming
utensils aud cattle and for The employ Of persons
them IN ascUuIe stipulated III the eighth article
treaty of twenty fourth September, eighteen hundred aud
nneeen and seventh article OF the treaty January elg
teen hundred and thIIiy-seven, two thou sand dollas
For education during The pleasure of Congress stimulated
in the sixth article OF the treaty of fifth August, heen
hundred and twenty->Ix, one THOUSAND dollars.
10 the Chippe1vaS .ueapmonies, Winaebuyees and
Ne4e York Lpd,ans.
For education duIns he pleasure OF Congress- stipulated
IL the MIN Article OF tne treaty # eleventh August, eighteen
hunde AID twenty thousand i've hunded dollars
To ne Chocfars.
permanent annuity, stipulated the
the treaty OF sixteenth November, eighteen hundel aud i've
thousand dollars;
For permanent annuity stipulated the thirteenth article
of teay of eighteenth October eighteen hundred and
twenty hundred dollars;
For permanent annuity stipulated the second Article of
the treaty Of twentieth January eighteen hundled and
y-hse, thousand dollars;
For life annuity II chief, BIB Cole stipulated in the
enth article Of the eay oil twentieth January eighteen
hundred twenty-five, humid ed fifty dollars;
Foa life annuity three district chiefs two humid ed and
fifty dollars each stipulated The fifteenth article of the
teaty OF twenty-sev September eighteen hunded and
Thirty, hundred and hfty dollars
For life annuity Wayne warrior stipulated in the
twenty article oil the Treaty oil t"e Septem
Der, eighteen hundred aud thirty twent, five dollars;
Fol education OF foy youths fol- twenty years including
support Of teachers the naon thousand five humid
dollars annum, stipulated IN the twentieth
treaty OF twenysevenib September, eighteen hundred md
thnty, twelve thou and hve hundred doll.Isi
For blacksmith stipulated the tcle If the treaty
of eighteenth October, eighteen hundred and twenty and
ninth article OF the ueay Of twentieth January eighteen
lfl ptaudf went ~ IV sfx ndl,di o
For iron and steel &C. fO shop, three twenty
dollaIs;
FOl pay Of millwrsht stipulated in the twentieth article
OF the ueaty ot tweny-evenh September, eighteen
5 bred and ihuty, hund,ed dollars;
For limited annuity fo twenty years stipulated in the
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty twenty thousand dollars
10 the Chickasarvs
For permanent annuity stipulated in the act Of twenty
nth February, seventeen hundred and
[ thousand dolals
For education for fifteen years sipuled The
supplemental article Of the ;eay OF twenty-Ourh MAY
eighteen bundled and hnty -four, thousand dollars
TO The Cherokee.
For four backsmths and assistants stipulated in the fourth
of the ueay of February eighteen hun
died and thirty three three thousand three and
dOllas
r For and steel, thousand and eighty dollars;
For wagon-msker stipulated the article of the
treaty Of fourteenth February, eighteen hundred thirty
= three, six hundred dollars;
, For "heelwgh stipulated in the fourth article Of the
treaty Of fourteenth February eighteen hundred
I three, SIX hundred dollars.
y TO The Creeks
For permanent annuity, stipulated the fourth article
The treaty oil seventh August seventeen hundred and
one thousand five hundred dollars;
fof permanent annuity stipulated in the second article
the treaty Of sixteenth June two
thousand dollars;
For pe'maoen annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
the treaty OF weniyiour,h January eighteen bundled
o. twenty six, twenty thousand dollars;
FL limited annuity, for fifteen years stipulated in The
eighth article oil the ucaty OF twenty fourth Mach eighteen
bundled aud thirty two, ten thousand do laIs;
FOf blacksmith and assistant aud of shop tool,