The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-15

hundred and thirty seven i've thousand 1--WE hundred dol
TO THE sACs AND FOXES OF MISSOURI.
For interest hundred and fifty seven thou sand
four hundred dollars at five STIPULATED in the
hundred and thirty seven, seven thousand eight hundred
and seventy dollars
TO THE sACs AND FOXES OF MISSISSIPPI
For permanent annuity stipulated in the third article OF
the treaty Of the third November eighteen hundred and
Iour, one thousand dollars;
For limited annuity stipulated in the third article of the
treaty of the twenty September eighteen hundred and
thirty two twenty thousand dollars;
For gunsmith stipulated in the fourth of the treaty
of the twenty September eighteen hundred and thirty
two, six hundred dollars;
For iron aud steel shop, two hundred and twenty dol
For blacksmith and assistant stipulated in the fourth ar
ce of the treaty of the twenty first September
hundred and hirtytvo, eight hundred aud forty dollars
For iron and steel for shop, two hundred and twenty dol
lars
For forty barrels of SALT and forty kegs of tobacco stpu-
lated In the fourth article OF the OF the twenty first
September, eighteen hundred and thirty two, eight hun
bred dollars;
For interest hundred thousand dollars at five per
centum stipulated in the the treaty of the
twenty first October eighteen hundred and thirty
thousand dollars;
For interest eight hundred thousand dollars, v
cenum s pulaed in the second article of the treaty OF
the eleventh October, eighteen hundred and forty
TO THE SHAwNEES.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article of
the treaty Of the third August, hundred and
ninety-ive, thousand dollars
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article of
the treaty OF the twenty ninth September, eighteen hundred
and seventeen, thousand dollars
For purchase OF salt Stipulated IN The THU article OF the
treaty of the seventh june eighteen hundred and three,
For biack sinh and assistant stipulated in the fourth ar
ce OF the treaty OF the eighth August eighteen hundred
and thirty-on eight hundred and forty dollars;
For iron and steel for shop two hundred and twenty dol
lars
TO THE sENECAS AND SHAwNEEs
For annuity, stipulated in the fourth article of
the treaty OF the seventeenth September eighteen hundred
and eighteen thousand dollars.
TO THE SENECAS.
For stipulated fourth
the treaty of the ninth September, eighteen
dfed and seventeen five hundred dollars
For permanent annuity, stipulated the fourth article of
the treaty Of The seventeenth September, eighteen hundred
aud eighteen, five hundred dollars
For and assistant stipulated in the ar
ce OF the treaty OF the February eighteen
hundred and thirty eight bundled and forty dollars
For iron and steel for shop three hundred and twenty
dollars;
For pay of miller stipulated the fourth article of the
treaty OF The February eighteen hundred and
thry-one SIX hundred dollars.
TO THE WyANDOTTs.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the third [articlel
of the treaty of the seventeenth March, eighteen hundred
and forty two thousand hundred doars;
tcle of treaty the March, eighteen hun
dred and tortywo seven hundred and twenty dollars;
For iron and steel tor shop TWO hundred aud seventy dol
For education stipulated in the eighth article of the rea
the seventeenth March, eighteen hundred and forty
two five hundred dollars
TO THE wINNEBAGoEs.
For limited annuity stipulated in the second article of
nine, eighteen thousand dollars;
For Limited ssn p%1sa in o the hTd s article Of the
thirty-two, thousand dollars;
For fifty barrels SALT and three thousand pounds of obac
CO. stipulated second article Of the treaty the first
August, eighteen hundred and twenynine, six hundred
For one thousand hundred pounds Of tobacco spu-
lated the fifth article OF the treaty of the fifteenth Sep
ember eighteen hundred and thytwo, one hundred and
seventy five dollars;
For three blacsmhs and assistants, stipulated in the
third article othe treaty of the first August eighteen hun
and twenty nine, thousand one hundred and sixty
dollars;
For aborers and oxen, stipulated in the third article
treaty of the first August eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, three hundred and sixy-five dollars;
For education, stipulated in the fourth article of the
y of fifteenth September eighteen hundred and thirty
For six agrcuturists purchase of oxen ploughs and
other implements stipulated in the fifth article of the
two thousand five hundred dollars;
For pay oftwo ply sicans stipulated in the fifth article
and thirty two, four hundred dollars;
For interest on hundred thousand dollars,
five per centu stipulated In the fourth article OF the
treaty OF the November eighteen hundred and thirty
seven, fifty, five thousand dollars;
cenum stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty of the
thirteenth October, eighteen hundred and forysx, four
thousand two hundred and fny dollars.
WEAS.
For permanent annuity sipua ted in the fifth article OF
the treaty the second October eighteen hundred and
eighteen, three thousand dollars.
MENOMONIES.
For fulfilling treaty with the Nenouonics ratified the
present session OF Congress- viz:
For payment the enable them arrange and
affairs of their tribe, preparatory to their removal
their per first clause of fourth article
treaty eighteenth October eighteen hundred and
thirty thousand dollars
For payment to tho mixed blood and in such
TO each the chiefs in council and commissioner be
appointed by the President, shall designate, per
clause article anc treaty. orty thousand dollars
For for of removal third clause
same article and treaty, twenty thousand dollars
For subsistence for after removal
per fourth clause oil article and treaty. twenty thou
sand dollars;
For the establishment of manual labor school, the
ion of prist nd
mcni per fifth clause of article and treaty. hfteer
thousand dollars;
per eighth clause OF same article and treaty. nve thousand
dollars;
For the services and expenses of commissioner dis
tribute the halbreed fund second clause of art
Gle and treaty, thousand dollars.
For expenses of delegation of Indians explore thei
new country per sixth article treaty, four thousans
dollars.
NEW YORK INDIANS.
For payment the emigront New York Indians wh
the eighteen hundred and forty SIX thei
proportion of the annues due the Senecas and tue 81
Nations of New York for that be reimbursed to to-
United States when recovered from Samuel H. Bunch lat
Indian agent and his saTees four hundred and seven
weight dollars and sixty five cents
For compensation agent and two Interpreters or I'M
Ind tribes of Texas in addition to lofme appropriation
for this object, three thousand dollars; ,
For surveying the northern aud western ooune NY inc
Of the country owned by the Creek Indians, heei
thousand dollars.
| APPROVED March 3, lSa9
T1AsHIONABLE CT.OTHIyG--We have on hand alarg
All elegant stock OF read AIDE goods Tor gentlemen
vsr Fine dress aud ffock coats d'Orssy coats, overcoa