The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-23

by the act making dPIr0prtditofas JoT me c"'e'
contingent eSpe,lses Of the indian department
for fulfilling treaty siipuiations ,cith rarious
n on tribes, for he year ending june hirteth, one
w sand eight hundred and f3ty-one.
90 For the current aud contingent expenses oil The
Indian Department, VIZ: n
90 For the pay of upenneRdeR OF Indian affairs AT
81. Louis, and the several Indian agents, as pro-
0 90 vided by the nets OF June ihirieth, eighteen
hundred and thirty -four, and Mafcn .h'IS TO- f T
teen hundred aud Ibiry-seyen, and OF June
twenty eighteen hundred ana iory- 70
For the pay of sub-agents, authorized by the act
90 of June hirtieth eighteen hundred and thirty
four, Il
sane .r 10y " "'' l3,
For the pay of clerk u the superintendent at ST.
Louis, authorized by the act of June twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and lorty-six, l,
90 For pay Of clerk acting uperiniendent Oh inc
Western Territory, by the same act,
For buildings al agencies and repairs thereof, J,
90 For erection repairs Of buildings for the
Choctaw Agency, D
Agency y
For The erection Of buildings for the Cherokee In
dian Agency ito be located according to treaty
~ For the erection OF an Agency house for the use
of the sub-agent for the Usage tribe OF Indians,
For presents To Indians, no
For contingencies of the Indian Department. 'o
To The Christian Indians.
Fer permanent annuity, stipulated IN the acts OF
a m May wenty-six, eighteen hundred and twenty,
w four, and May twentieth, eighteen hundred ana
W TO the Chippe,cas of Sagina~.
Fur permanent annuity, stipulated IN the fourth
article nf the treaty of third August, seventeen
hundred aud nnety-hve, u
0 20 For permanent annuity stipulated IN the second
article of the treaty OF seventeenth OF NoVem-
Der, eighteen hundred and seven,
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
o on article Of the treaty OF twenty fourth sepem'
Der, eighteen hundred and nineteen, i
10 90 For support Of backsmiihs, and for farming uen-
siIs aud cattle, and tile employment OF persons
TO aid them in agriculture, stipulated In the sew
n.rticIa The Fpn y,
II II eighteen hundred and thirty =
For education during the pleasure Of Congress,
stipulated in the sixth article OF the treaty OF
u on fth August eighteen hundred and twenty SIX u
To Me Chippe,caS .Menon,onees, Wiaaeba-
% oo goes, and .Nelo York Indians.
For education during the pleasure OF Congress-,
u on stipulated the fifth article Of the treaty OF
eleventh August eighteen hundred and twenty
seven, =
To the ChpperaS Of Lake Superior and
Mississippi.
&C For payment in money, stipulated in the second
article Of the treaty of twenty ninth July, egii- .
teen hundred and thirty-sevcn, D.
For payment in goods, stipulated in the second
article of the treaty OF twenty ninth July, egh-
teen hundred and thirty ~
% II For establishing three smiths shops, supporting
three smiths, and furnishing iron and steel,
stimulated IN the second article OF the ueaty Of
twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred and thirty .
70 90 For support of farmers, purchase Of implements,
grain, or seed, and TO carry on their agricultural
pursuits, stipulated in the second article OF the
treaty OF The twenty. ninth Of July, eighteen
10 on hundred and thirty -seven, j
ond article of the treaty of the twenty ninth
July, eighteen hundred and thirty seven, 3
For the purchase of tobacco, stipulated In the
IS 90 second article OF the treaty of twenty ninth
July, eight en- hundred and thirty seven,
For limited annuity in money, for twenty-five
years, stipulated in the fourth article OF the
treaty Of fourth October, eighteen hundred and
For limited annuity in goods, for twenty-five
years, stipulated in the fourth article Of the
treaty of fourth October, eighteen hundred and
For support of two smths' shops, including pay
of smiths land assistants, and furnishing iron
and steel, stipulated in the fourth article o the
treaty of fourth October, eighteen hundred ana .
70 90 For syppori Of two farmers, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty Of fourth October,
10 90 eighteen hundred and forty tw0 l
10 90 For pay carpenera stipulated in the fourth
article Of the treaty of fourth October, eighteen
10 90 For the support of Schools stipulated the fourth
articl. OF the treaty Of fourth October, eighteen
hundred and fory-two,
For the purchase Of provisions and tobacco, stip-
uiated in the fourth article Of the treaty of
fourth October, eighteen hundred and forty .
For limited annuity in goods for five years, pay
able to the Pilager Band, stipulated in the
NJ 90 fourth article of the treaty OF twenty first Au-
40 90 gust eighteen hundred and .orty seven, j
For limited annuity for toity-six years to be paid
TO the Chippcwas OF Mississippi, stipulated in
M OO the third article Of the treaty of second August,
eighteen hundred and forty-seven, l
To supply deficiencies in former appropria-
10 10 lions to the ChiPps,cas Of Lake Superior
- ~ and Mississippi.
For limited annuity in goods for five years pay
10 co able TO the Plagcr Band, stipulated in tie
fourth article Of the treaty of the twenly-fr
August, eighteen hundred and forty -seven to
supply deficiency for this amount in the APP
preparations for the year eighteen hundred ana ,
lofty-eght, $
For limited annuity for fDry-s years, to be paid
to the Chippewas of Mississippi, stipulated IN
90 the third article of the treaty OF the second Au-
gust, eighteen hundred and forty seven, to sup
ply deficiency for this amount In the appro
pralions for the year eighteen hundred and
iorty-eghl, l.
To the Chicknsars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the act Of
twenty fifth February, seventeen hundred AMI ,
ninety nine, .
TO the Chocta,rs.
For permanent annuity, slipula ed in the second
article Of The treaty of seventeenth November.
eighteen hundred and five,
For prr:nanent annuity, stipulated in the thir-
teenth article of the treaty of eighteenth Octo-
her, eighteen hundred and twenty,
For life annuity to chief, Dob CoItl stipulated
in the tenth article of the treaty OF twentieth
January, eighteen hundred and twenty-five,
For permanent annuity for education, stipulated
in the second article Of the treaty of tweneth
January, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, g.
N M For life annuity thee district chiefs, stipulated
" w in the fifteenth article Of the treaty of twenty
seventh September, eighteen hundred and
q W For Ie annuity to one Wayne WARRIOR stipulated
in the twenty first article OF the treaty OF TWEEN
ty-seventh september, eighteen hundred and
thirty,
in the seventeenth article of HE treaty oftwen-
tyseventh September, eighteen hundred and
tirtv 20
o 20 For education of forty youths for twenty years,
(inciudng support of teachers In the nation,
Two thousand five hundred doars,) stipulated
in the twentieth article Of the treaty OF twenty
seventh September, eighteen hundred and
thirty, IL
For acksmih, stipulated in the sSlh article of
10 90 the treaty eighteenth October, egh cen hum
" 10 drrd and twenty, and the ninth article OF the
treaty of twentieth January, eighteen hundred
and twenty-five,
For iron anu steel for shop,
To the Creeks,
q M For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
y w article Of the treaty OF seventh August, seven
teen hundred and ninety,
For permanfn N, annuity stipulated in the second
Article Of the treaty Of sixteenth June, eighteen
n 60 hundred and two,
- w For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
article OF the treaty of twenty fourth january,
eighteen hundred and twenty-six, 20
For limited annuity for twenty years, stipulated
"a "a in the eighth article OF the treaty Of twenty
~ 30 fourth March, eighteen hundred and thirty
two, 10
20 no For blacksmith and assistant, stipulated in the
W :" eighth article OF the treaty OF twenty fourth
JaRuar, eighteen hundred and twenty-sX,
For iron and ste e for shop,
For two black smiths and assistants stipulated in
the thirteenth article OF the treaty Of twenty
fourth March, eighteen hundred and thirty
two
N 10 For iron and steel for shops,
For Whtelwrght, stipulated In the eighth article
OF the treaty OF twenty fourth January, eighteen
- I'M hundred aid twenty six,
For education, stipulated In the thirteenth article
OF the treaty of twenty fourth March, eighteen