Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26

BY AUTHORITY.
Laws of the United States, Passed at the
second Session Of the 29th Congress.
[PUBLIC-No. III

IeHt anu contingent expenses OF the ln0Ian
department, and for fulfilling treaty stpula-
tons with the various Indian tribes, for the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
drel and forty eight.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House ct
Representatives Of the United States of Ameri-
ca an Congress assembled, That the following
sums be, and they are hereby, appropriated
for the year ending on the thirteth day of
June, eighteen hundred and forty eight, for
the pose OF paying the current and contln-
gent expenses of the Indian department, and
fulfilling treaty stipulat;ons with the various
Indian tribes, to be paid out of any money in
the treasury lot Otherwise appropr ate1.
For the current and contingent expenses of
| the Indian department, viz:
For the pay of the superintendent of Indian
affairs at ST. Louis, and the several Indian a.
gents, as provided hy the acts of June Thrift
eth, eighteen hundred and thirty-four, OF
March thirl eighteen hun lred AMI thIty-se
en-, and of June twenty seventh, eighteen
hundred and forty SIX, eighteen thousand DOL
lars;
For the pay OF sub agents, authorized by
the act of June thIrtieth, eighteen hundred and
! thirty -four, nine thousand seven hundred and
| fifty dollars;
For the pay of Interpreters, authorized by
the same act, ten thousand two hundred dol
| ars
For the pay Of clerk to superintendent at
ST. Louis, one thousand two hundred dollars;
For the pay of clerk to acting superinten-
dent of the western territory, one thousand
dollars;
For hostages, rents, stat emery, fuel for Off
ces, and other contingencies of the Indian de-
partmcnt, and for transportation AMI incidental
expenses, seventeen thousand dollars.
For fulfilling treaty stipulations with varl
Gus Indian tribes, viz:
To the Christian Indians-For permanent
annuity, stipu ated in the acts of May twenty
sixth, eighteen hundred and twenty four, and
May twentieth, igheen hundred and twenty
six, four hundred dollars.
To the Chippeoras Of Mississippi and Lake
Super1or.-FOr payment in money, Tor twenty
years, stipulated in the seconl article of the
treaty of twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred
and thirty seven, nine thousand five hundred
dollars;
For payment in goods, for twenty years,
stipu!ated in the second article of the treaty OF
twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-sevell, nineteen thousand dolaIs;
For establishing three backsmith's shops,
supporting three smiths, ana furnishing iron
ana steel, for twenty wears, stipulated in the
second article of the treaty OF twenty ninth
July, eighteen hundred and thirty seven, three
thousand dollars;
For support of farmers, purchase of lmple-
ments, grain, or seed, ana to carry on their
agricultural pursuits, for twenty years, stipu-
lated in the second article of the treaty OF
twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred and
thirty seven, one thousand dollars;
For purchase of provisions for twenty years,
stipulated in the sex ont article of the treaty of
twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred ana
Thirty seven, two thousand dollars;
For purchase of tobacco for twenty years,
stipu atel in the seconl article Of The treaty
of twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred an
thirty-seven, five hundred dollars;
For limited annuity for twenty-five years,
in money, st:pu!ate in the fourth article of
the treaty of fourth of October, eighteen hun
dreI ami forty-two, twelve thousand five hun
lrei dollars;
For limited annuity for twenty five years,
in goo s. st pu atel in the fourth article of the
treaty of fourth of October eighteen hun ireI
AMI forty-two, ten thousand five hundred dol
lars;
For support of two blacksmith's shops, in
GLIDING pay of smiths and assistants, and fur
nshing iron ana steel, stipulated in the fourth
article of the treaty of fourth Of October,
eighteen hundred and forty-two, two Thousand
olarS;
For support of two farmers, stipulated in
the fourth article of the treaty of fourth OF
October, eighteen hundred and fortytwo one
thousand dollars;
For pay OF two carpenters, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of fourth OF Octo-
Der, eighteen hundred AMI forty-two, Twelve
hun red dollars;
For support OF schools, stipulated in the
fourth art Gle of the treaty OF fourth of Octo-
her, eighteen hundred AMI forty-two, two
thousand dollars;
For purchase of provisions AMI tobacco,
Stipu atel in the fourth article OF the treaty OF
fourth of October. eighteen hunIre AMI forty
two two thousan dollars;
To the Chipperas Of Saginaw For per-
manent annuity, stipuiate in the fourth artic e
hun lrel and ninety-fve, one tEouSan dollars:
For permanent annuity, stlpu ael IN the
second article of the treaty OF seventeenth No
vember, eighteen hunireI and seven, eight
hun Ire dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of twenty-tourth
September, eighteen hundred ana nineteen,
one thousand dollars;
For support of blacksmith at Saginaw AMI
for farming utensils and cattle, an for the en-
pOyment of persons to aid them in agriculture,
stipulated in the eighth article OF the treaty OF
twenty fourth September, eighteen huntre
an nineteen, anl seventh article OF the treaty
of January, eighteen hundre am thirty seven,
two THOUSAND dollars;
For education during the pleasure of Con
-gress, stipuiate in the sixth article of the
treaty of fifth August, eighteen hundred AMI
twenty-siX. one THOUSAND dollars
To tie Cb3ppewds, Menomon'eI, Winneba
goes, and Ner York Iadians.-For EDUCATION
Turing the pleasure OF Congress, stipulated in
the fifth article of the treaty of eleventh Au-
gust, eighteen hunlrel AMI twenty seven, one
thousand five hunlre dollars.
To the Ctoctaws.-For permanent annuity,
stipu atel in the secon article of the treaty Of
sixteenth November, eighteen hundred and
FIVE, three THOUSAND dollars;
: For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
thirteenth article of the treaty of eighteenth
October, eighteen hundred ami twenty, SIX
hun1re dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
second article of the treaty of twentieth Janu-
airy, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, six
thousan dollars;
For life annuity to chief, (Bob Cole,) stip-
ulateI in the tenth article of the treaty of
twentieth January, eighteen hun4rel and
twenty five, one hundred and fifty dollars;
! For life annuity othree district chiefs, 1.-TWO