The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-26

or limited annuity, stipulated IN tho second ar
ticle Of the treaty Of the first August, eighteen
hundred and twenty-nine 10,
For limited annuity, stipulated In the third article
Of the treaty Of the fifteenth September, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-two 10,
For fifty barrels salt, and three thousand pounds
Z Of tobacco, stipulated in the second article Of
the treaty Of the first August, eighteen hundred
and twenty-nine
Forone thousand five hundred pounds Of tobacco.
stipulated In the fifth article Of The treaty Of
the fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two
For three blacksmiths and assistants. stipoa.sdin
the third article Of the treaty Of the first August
eighteen hundred and twenty mine Q,
For iron and steel for shops
For lsborers and oxen, stipulated IN The third ar
ticle Of the treaty Of the first August, eighteen
hundred and twenty-nine
For education. stipulated in the fourth article Of
the treaty Of the fifteenth September, eighteen
hundred and thirty-two f- @ y 9
For six sgrculturists, purchase Of oxen, ploughs,
and other implements, stipulated in the fifth
article ofthe treaty Of the fifteenth September,
Il eighteen hundred and thirty-two Q
For pay Of two physicians, stipulated in the fifth
u article Of the treaty Of the fifteenth September,
eighteen hundred and thirty-two
For interest on one million one hundred thousand
!. dollars, at five per centum, stipulated in the
fourth article Of the treaty Of the first Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven S.
For interest on eighty-fve thousand dollars, at
Eve per centum, stipulated ia the fourth article
Of the treaty Of the thirteenth October, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-six 4
For payment in full Of like sum heretofore
wrongfully paid BY the Secretary Of War, out
Of the annuities Of said Indians to the legal
representatives Of John Mcfarland, deceased IL
m ny f.f z
For permanent annuity, stipulated 10 the fifth
article Of the treaty Of second October, eighteen
hundred and eighteen 8
To TIE Greeks.
For the Incorporation Of the sum carried 10 the
surplus fund, under head Of "fnl6lling treaties
with the Greeks" June thirtietb, eighteen
hundred and forty seven, per surplus fund war
rant number nineteen 49,
i5e a " To the IotDas.
For the re-sPpropria.ion Of the sum carried 70 the
surplus fund, under the head Of "fulfIlng
treaties with the Iowas," June lhirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-seven, per surplus fund
warrant number nineteen a !
To the OffosDcs and Ckippe,cas.
For the re-sppsopriaton Of the sum carried 70 the
surplus fund, under head Of " fu6lling treaties
with the Ottowas and Chippswss, june thir-
tistb, eighteen hundred and fory-ssvsn, per I
surplus fund warrant number nineteen .
76fAs Wyandots.
For the re-sppropriston Of The sum carried 70 The
surplus fund, under bead Of " fulfilling treaties
with the Wyando0," June thir,ieth, eighteen
hundred and forty seven, per surplus fund war
rant number ninsiesn I
To he Cherokees
For compensation and expense Of the committee
Of old settler party Of Cheroksss, thsir clerks,
&c, for services rendered in pursuance Of the
provision contained In the 6fth article Of The
treaty ofssvsntssnsh August, eighteen hundred
and fony-sir ]
I5fhe Chocfncs. s,sf
For interest on the amounts awarded Chocsaw
claimants, under the fourteenth article Of tbs
treaty Of Dancing-nbbit Greek, Of September
twensy-sevsnth, eighteen hundred and thirty,
for lands on which hey resided but which Il 1
il now impossible TO give them, and In lieu Of
the scrip that has been awarded under The Get
Of August twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred
and forty-swo, and joint resolution Of Congrss
Of August third, eiehtssn hundred and forty
six, not deliverable east BY the third section Of
said law, per ct Of March third sishtssn hum
dred and forty Ave 81
For compensation Of three special agents and
four interpreters for the Indian tribes Of Texas,
including the purchase Of presents q Ia
For expenses Of holding treaties with the Indian
tribes Of Oregon, for an extnguishment Of
their claims 70 lands lying west Of the Cascads
mountains, authorized BY act Of Congrcus Of
fifth June, eshtsen hundred and fifty IL
For expenses Of removing The Pottaw stsmiss and
Sscs and Foxes from Iowa, west Of the Mis-
soui river, 10 their own lands, sgreesbly 70 the
terms of contrsct entered into BY Brvet Ma
jor 8. Woods, United States army
For medals for Indian chiefs
For expenses Of procuring informston and col
Iecting satisfies necessssy 70 the Indian bu-
reau, and fos making treaties with and pre-
SCENTS 70 The various tribss Of Indians residing
within the limits Of the United 5tstes upon
The borders Of MEXICO %
For expenses Of treating with the Mississippi and
st. Peter Sioux. Tor he sxtinguishmsnt Of
thsir tits 10 lands IN Minnssoss Territory 10
For sxpsnsss Of treating with the Indiana and
hslf.bsssds fcs The sztineuishmsns Of The title
10 their lands on the Red River Of The North,
Ia the Territory Of Minnesota 10
For the additional amount for sxpsnsss paid for
subsistence, and improperly charged 70 The
trsssy fund according 70 the swnrd Of The Be-
mats Of ff,h day Of sepssmbs, eighteen hun
dred and ffy, under the provisions Of he
eleventh srsicIs Of ths treaty o. srth day Of
August, sightssn hundred and futy-six, and
that interest BE- p.id On The nms q shs rss
Of Eve per cent. pr snnum, sccovdng 70 a.
re@otuuou on ms cenNse ~ nun o<p<emp<fs
eighteen hundred and nay N los
To the .Oh esulsu,r Or "Wsstssn Chsro-
kses,n In full Of IN demands under he
psovisions Of The treaty q sixth Asgus,
eighteen hundred and fcvty-ix. According
70 The principles sssablshed In The fourth
article thssecf. end that interest b. allowed
and paid upon The above sum-, due rsspsc-
lively 70 ths ChsSokess and 81 Old Setslsrs
IN purusncs of the aforementioned swssd
Of the Sspsts undss the references contained
in ths aid eleventh article Of The treaty Of
sixth August, sighsssa hundred and fcsty-sir $50
For expenses Of the resurvsy and making the
eastern boundary Of the country ct spsr 70
the Choctsw Nation. PER second article Of the
treaty Of Dancing rabbit Creek, Of twenty
seventh September, sishsesn hundred and
thirty Cd.
For sfpsnsss Of surveying The northern and
western boundary lines Of The Greek country,
Der eighth article Of the treaty a fourth Jsnu-
sry, siuhsesn hundred and forty-6ve 10
For sxpsnsss q negotiating treaty with shs CHIP
pswss, ratified in eighteen hundred end fory-
eight IN addition 70 ths appropriation made