Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
by AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC No. III

with the vars Indian uies, for the year ending June htelh,
Be by the Senate House Of epresenfafres
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
the following sums be- and they are for
year ending thireh day Of June.
dred and foyeght for the purpose Of paying the current
and contingent expenses Of the Indian department. and full
filling treaty tpustionS with the various Indian
be paid out Of money IN the treasury not otherwise APP
pIOpriated.
For and contingent expenses of the Indian
For the pay of the superintendent Of Indian affairs at ST.
Louis and the several Indian agents provided by the
third eighteen hunded and thyseveu and of June
y-sevcuh eighteen hundred aud forty eighteen thousand
dollars;
For the pay authorized by the act OF June
hiriieh, eighteen bundled aud ihy-our thousand
seven hundred and fifty do!las;
For the Of interpreters, authorized by the
ten thousand two bundled d liars;
For the pay Of oIelk superintendent at ST. Louis
thousand two bundled dollars;
For The Of clerk acting enden of the
eTn territory, one thousand dollars;
For postage, rents, stationery fuel for Offices and other
contingencies Of the Indian department aud for
ton and incidental exPe seventeen thousand dollars
For fulfilling treaty sipulatons with various Indian tribes
viz:
To the Christian Indians
For permanent annuity, stipulated the acts OF May
twenty sixth eighteen hundred twenty -four and May
twentieth, eighteen hundred and iwenysx, four hundred
To the ChPpetoas Of Mississippi and Lake Superior
For payment money! for twenty years, stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty Of twenyuinh july eighteen
hun ned and thirty nine thousand i've hundred dol
lars;
For pay of goods for twenty years. stipulated in the
second article of the teaty Of July eighteen
hundred and hiItyseven, nineteen thousand dollars;
Fol establishing three blackmihs shops, supporting three
smiths and furnishing iron and STEEL for twenty years slip
ulaed the second article Of the treaty of twenty
july eighteen hundred aud hryseven, three thousand dol
lars;
Fer support of farmers, purchase of implements grain
seed and cary their agricultural PURSUITS for twenty
years. stipulated the second article Of the treaty of TWEEN
ninth July, eighteen hundred and Ihy-even thou
sand d1llars;
Fol- purchase of provisions for twenty years stipulated in
the second article of the eaty of july egh
teen humid ed aud thiTty-sevCn, thousand doIars
For purchase of tobacco for twenty years. stipulated in the
second article Of the Treaty of twenty ninth July eighteen
hundred and thiriy-seven, 1--WE bundled dollars;
For limited annuity for twenty-five years in money, stip-
usied in the fourth article of the treaty Of fourth Of October
eighteen hundred and 0ytwo twelve thousand five hundred
! dollars;
For limited annuity for twenty five years in goods stpu-
lated in The fourth article Of the treaty Of fourth of October
eighteen hundred and fOy-wo ten thousand five bundled
dollars;
For support Of blaekmiths shops including pay Of
smiths and assistants and furnishing iron aud ell stipulated
in the fourth Article Of the treaty Of fourth of October
teen hundred and forty-two, two thousand dollars;
For support Of two farmers, stipulated fourth article
OF the treaty Of fourth OF October, eighteen bundled and
foTty-two one thousand dollars;
For pay Of two carpenters stipulated in the fourth article
of treaty Of fourth Of October eighteen hundred and
f0Ty-two, twelve bundled dOlars;
For support Of hoos stipulated in fourth article of
the treaty Of fourth of OCTOBER eighteen hundred forty
two, two thousand dollars;
fourth article of the treaty of fourth of October eighteen
hundred and forty two, two thousand dollars.
To the ChipPe1vas Of Saginasv.
For permanent annuity stipulated article of
the treaty of third of August hundred and ninety
five, thousand dollars;
For permanent annuity stipulated in the article Of
eight hundred dollars;
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article Of
the treaty of twenty fourth September, eighteen hundred
and nineteen, thous and dollars;
For support of blacksmith Saginaw, farming
utensils and CATTLE and for the employment of persons
them in agriculture stipulated in the eighth article of the
nineteen aud seventh article of treaty January
teen hundred and THU ty-seven two thousand doIlars
For education during The pleasure of Congress stipulated
in the sixth article Of the treaty Of fifth August eighteen
hundred and twenty-six one thousand dollars.
TO the ChppeDGs. .neHOm0Hies, Winqe6agoes, and
Ne4O York Indians
For education during the pleasure Congress-
in the fifth article Of treaty Of eleventh August eighteer
bundled and wentyseven, thousand hundred dollars
i To the Choctatrs.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the second article Of
the treaty oil sixteenth November, eighteen bundled aud
three thousand dollars;
permanent annuity stipulated in the thirteenth article
OF the treaty OF eighteenth October eighteen hundred
twenty, six hundred dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second article Of
the eay Of twentieth January eighteen bundled and TWEEN
ty-fye, six thousand dollars;
For life annuity to Chief Dob Cole stipulated in the
tenth article Of the treaty oil twentieth January eighteen
hundred and twenty-five, humid ed and fifty dollars;
For life annuity to three district CHIEFS two hundred and
fifty dollars eacb) stipulated in the fifteenth article of the
treaty Of wentysevenIh September eighteen and
thirty, seven hundred aud fifty dollars;
For life annuity Way WARRIOR stipulated in the
tweniy-st article OF the treaty Of twenyseventh Sepem-
Der, eighteen bundled aud thirty, twenty dollars;
FOI education OF forty youths for twenty years. including
support Of teachers in the Dalon thousand hundred
dollars anDum, stipulated The twentieth the
treaty Of twentyseventh September eighteen hundred md
thnty, twelve thu aud five hundred dollars;
For blacksmith stipulated in the sixth article Of treaty
Of eighteenth October eighteen hundred twenty and
ninth article OF the ueay Of twentieth January,
hundred and twenty Ave, SIX hundred dollars;
For ron and STEEL &C., Or shop three hundred and twenty
doaIs;
FOr pay Of millwrgh stipulated the twentieth artic,
Of the uesty Of twenysevenlh September, eighteen
dred and thirty, six huudred dollars
For limited annuity ia twenty years. stipulated in The
seventeenth article o the treaty 0l Sepem
Der, eighteen bundled and lhy twenty thousand doas
To the Chickasavs
For permanent annuity stipulated in the act of twenty
nth February, seventeen hundred aud nnetynine,
thousand dollaIs;
For education for fifteen years. stipulated in the SECOND
supplemental article Of the Treaty OF twenty fourth MAY
eighteen bundled and htyfOur. three thousand dollars
To the Cherokees.
For four bIackmths and assistants stipulated in the fourth
article Of the teaiy Of fourteenth February, eighteen hun
ded and three thousand three hundred and ski,
dollars;
For iron and STEEL one thousand and eighty dollars;
For wsgonmsker stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty Of fourteenth February eighteen hundred thirty
three six hundred dollars;
For wheewrght stipulated in the fourth article of tn,
treaty Of fourteenth February eighteen hundred ihr
three six bundled dollars.
TO the Creeks
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article
the treaty seventh August seventeen hundred and ninety
one thousand five hundred dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second article
the treaty Of sixteenth June eighteen hundred two
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article Of
the treaty Of twenyfourh Januay, eighteen hundred anC
, twenty-six, twenty thousand dollars;
For limited annuity for fifteen years, stipulated in the
eighth article OF the treaty OF -OuIh March,