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.3FALL CAMPAIGN!0
Cabinet Furniture! H

DETER KUSNELII respectfully calls the at-
/ tenon othis friends aud the public to his pres
snt large stock o furniture, which he expects Gt en-
slonnlly To replenlsh before navigation closes Ia
addition to his own manufacture, he is supplied
from large establishments both in ST Louis and
Chicago. Ills stock is selected for and shipped to
him 10y dealers who know that thcyarc sending to
n practlca, mechanic and workman SO he is cna-
blcd average to sell better articles and as low
as either city. As usual, he does one price small
profit and cash business.
At the suggestion Of n friend, he would respect.
fully remark that while he has established for him
selia business that will sustain itself against all iu-
,urc competition, he has done something for the
public in supplying Ottawa and vicinity with good
furniture at very low prices.
lie keeps hesrse, and ready made. well.f
ed walnut collins ta sizes always on hnnd. Char.
ges low.
Warerooms on La Sale street, near the court
house square. Sent %
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J. B. iamaIle,
Millinery,
Directly Opposite Grdcg d PreStonS Store
MRS. GREGG

WHISTLES TO inform the Ladies oi Ottawa and
w the country, that she hasrccu,ved her
.SPRING md SUMMER GOODS,
consisting OF Ladies AID Misses Straw, Hair aud
Lace BonnctS, which she will sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
ALSO--Bonnets silks, Nisiltc Silks & Trimmings,
Flowers, Tabs nd Gloves, Dress Caps, Black Lace
Wells, Ladies Collars and Cuffs, Dress and NslIlr
Patterns, latest style.
Z y Straw and Tuscan Bonucts repaired ON short
notice. SILK Bonncts made up To order Lnlngs
audTrmmngs awayso on hand.
Ladies, please callbcioge gong elsewhere.
Ottawa NAV 81.
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I'll Boots f. Shoes. L

- THE subscribers, Just from New York
having opened shop in the Room formerly occu.
pied by James Stout, two doors west of Walker
u lllckUngs store, are prepared to make
Boots and Shoes 10 Oricr,
IN superior style.
Try Repairing done at short notice.
Ottawa, August2 Towns a. TUCKER
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To SllOcu,,nkcrs.

MOROCCO, cali, kip and upper leather.
Nl Cochlneal, blue and green morocco.
Pink, drab, black, maroon aud rlssct, Innings
Bindings, webbing; No. g. 3, l0and II thread.
Pegs. lasts, nails, tacks, brussels, avis, plnccrs,
hammers heel ball irons, &c.-lormlc by
may ~. IYm. HaskeN
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PROCEEDINGS
uf The
Board of Supervisors.

AUFuHy, Vct. 10, ThbI.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment. Present.
Messrs Armstrong, Bhrbor, Beliord Clark. Cul-
len, Dlman, Highly, Ilolowell. Hollster. Hail.
jackson, Mitchell. Mcfarran, Mills. Ryan. Stan
ford Strawn, Smith, Tutlle. Wait, Wriglr, Weis.
ncr. Wiley, Worsley, and Wiswall.
On motion, Messrs Hollister. Wait, and Jack.
son, were appointed u committee 10 settle with
the county treasur.
Adjourned TO O'Clock, T. u
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Tie School Commissioner presented his report.
which was laid on the table, and Mes'rs. jackson.
llollister and wait were appointed committee
to settle with the School Commissioner, according
to law.
The bill of DR.. C. " Kelly, for medical servi.
ces to Mrs. Wadsworth, was presented aud on
motion, its consideration was indefinitely postpon-
ed
On motion of Col Barber the following ,eso-
luton wa. adopted:
Rssolred, That the committee appointed to set
tie with the Treasurer VI this county have full
power to allow said Treasurer such credits and
abatcments as. on q full investigation of the nc.
counts against him. they may consider him en,i-
tied To by reason of any error ia the assessment
cf taxes or in footing the books. OF on any other
account Also such fees and compensation as he
may he entitled to hy law for his services and
20 make M full settlcm-n Of accounts with him.
as this board is authorized to do by law, and also
To receive and cancel county orders, alss 10 10
cciye his annual report
On motion, the committee was ordered to pro-
ceed immediately to said settlement
Mr. jacobson, from the committee appointed To
report TO the board the most feasible method for
this county to adopt for tho support aud main.
tCnance of the county poo, made the follow ins
report which WAS read aud accepted and ordered
to be recorded.
(1hi. rcpor, we published last week.
On motion, it was ordered that the plan sug.
gcsted IN the foregoing report be adopted, and
the comnitte be requested to report suitable
resolutions to cary the same into effect.
Adjourned till 6i o'clock L. u.
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BOARD met pursuant, to adjournment.
Mr.. Wiley offered tho following resolution.
which was adopted.
Rcsoircd That the school commissioner he
hersby directed to collect all interests on the
school fund Of this county as soon US 1t shall be-
come due.
On motion. the board proceeded to sclee.
Grand and Petit Jurors ior the February term Of
tho Circuit court Of tins comfy whefsuron tho
following named persons were selected. viz
Grand Jury Mcssrs T. 4 Allen, Havi'sh
Ward, John Il. Long. John Richsy, james Clark.
Geo. NJ. Dunayan, Low Jcupings j., A. D. But
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by collectors percentage
on Sl56 %, nt S perct. 81 81
by amtrosd tax collected
in corporation Of Ottawa, $50 Ss
BY do in Peru, l62 0S
BY road supervisors reC'ps, $40 30
BY error in revenue 12 6I
By road County Orders
surrendered, 1861 oi
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lion. Or to speak with greater accuracy,
the white people of South Carolina number
less than one serenheh part of the whole
white population Of the country Taking
the States together in the order of their rel
alive white population, South Carolina stands
the hrenty-Dsrd on the list OF the old
States. she is behind all but Delaware and
Rhode Island in numbers. And at the "a
ito of increase exhibited by the latter for the
last ten years, even this miniature edition Of
State will be close upon the heels of the
Palmetto nation in twenty years. And II
the disposition of South Carolina for set-to
should be so rampant then as to demand q
champion. we should be willing to back
&" little Rhody" for a combat with her sin
ole handed. Let the chivalric State pocket
her turbulence for couple of decades and
try this issue. As to making up match
for her with any one of the new States Of
ordinary geographical limits we cannot en-
terrain the thought for moment. The
Youngest born of the whole fraternity, now
scarcely more than a yearling, already so
far dwarfs this belligerant State, that any
idea of match even with her is quite out
of the question. The ordinary period of
human CESSATION is long enough for the Free
States to shoot forth scion whose branch
ing vigor Will quite o'ertop the petite Palm.
Let South Carolina coolly look in the
mirror we have placed before her, and she
will see what a sorry figure she cuts before
the world in her present attitude. We Pur
posely omit to fill up the outlines, and rather
soften than heighten the points of the picture
in our sketch. There is no need to carica-
ture what in itself is already too ridiculous.
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The Cons,l,ution and Slaye-Catebin,

But the Constitution says. shall be delivered ND
% CLAIM" The supreme Court has decided a mas
;cr has night - come. claim and taAe hs slave and
he who resstS hmm Is a wrong doer. - Tls Trl5sns
would bur dodge the Constitution The FQgitlve
acts q g3 anu @. 1850. go lar IS the Constitution
admit. IN behalf oi the slaVe-ln making the claim
ant establish ms claim and prove the identity OF the
fugitive. 4 trIal " jury, such as Mr. Webster hint
~ a. was only grand jury tuAl-an inquest OF the
claim and identity. There can Be no constitutional
fral IL the courts Of law. IN the state whence
The fugitive escapeS-nGIiher for the black man nor
the White man Express
We aPprehend that this sily-sensible
way of LAYING down the law is not sufficient
IN so grave q matter 1t IS easy to charge
another with lodging the Constitution, but
the accuser would do well not to dodge COM
mon sense in the same paragraph. What is
to be established in every Fugitive Slave
case Is the validity of the claim and the
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identity of the party claimed. How that
shall be done the Constitution does not pro-
vide, but we say that its spirit and gen.
eral provisions require that the evidence
be unimpeachable, and that the case
be made out in the fairest and fullest way.
I'm order to do this it should be tried before a
regular Jury, and all the protection and pre-
sumptions established by our laws in favor
of freedom be accorded the prisoner. What
does The Express mean by Grand Jury
trial, and what Is its inquest Of claim and
identity? Is it a process in when all the
Prescriptions are against the accused, and
where the noble, time-honoTed English
safeguards of liberty are unknown and in
admissible
We will not here argue the point that
Jury Trial is allowable only in the State
whence the accused is alleged to have fed.
Mr.. Webster as a Jurist, is q sufficient
authority to balance The Express, and he
notmerely limited at the Jury Trial, but actu-
ally drew up a bill to guarantee it.
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"the Lover
Likewise the Dove or
The gentle Ployer
OF an afternoon"

PENxsYLyANIA-The Wing State Con-
yentlon, to nominate candidates for Governor,
Canal Commissioner, and Judges OF the Su-
preme Court, Will meet IN the City Of Lancas-
ter on the oath inst, fortnight from to-day
GOV. JOHNSTON, having already received the ap-
proyal Of various County Conventions and hay-
mg carried with him IN hls course the approba-
ton Of the great majority Of Wings, will no
doubt now be officially, as he already Is VIZ
tually, nominated as the Wing candidate for re-
election. The question between the parties Is
distinctly made up, and there never was bet.
fought field.
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The Slave Sim. and hi. Owner.

- 10 EalIDT " Tie ITlDllHf.
| observed an article in The Tribune
from Northern man, stating that Mr. Potter, tbs
owner Of sims. Is 4 high-mInded humane. honorable
man The man that spent much money and tine
20 take SINS from Boston high-minded, humane
honorable man The man that refuses to sell sims
at any pnce that be may have his freedom, h gh-
minded. humane. honorable man. The man that
ays he Is determined 10 sell SIM 10 a STAKEHOLDER At
The South. under heavy bonds that he shall be kept
perpetual slavery, high minded, humane, honora-
bic man l want better testimony than this Northern
man to prove that Sims was not inhumanly whipped
by Mr.. Potter, the hsh-minded. humane, honorable
man {. WILSON, Southern nan.
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II The Extra Session of the Legisla-
ture commences at Albany to-day. We
understand that it will be the occasion Of a
Special Message from the Governor. In
the House Speaker will have to be chosen
in place Of Mr.. RAYMOND, who is in Eu-
rope As most of the measures to be acted
on were matured before the late dissolution,
we presume the Session will be a very brief
one
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Enr California.

We shall issus TOMORROW MONNINu
tn. Tr6~.s for California, Oregon and me
!Saud,.ies IsIaads 1t will contain all the Latest
Foreign and Domestic News, City News, Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies OF this paper VIII
please leave their orders early this morning
Price. SINGLE numbers, siIpence.
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NJ Trr rs TyrHEyALIER IS authorized 70 receive SID
,,,ors ana vertiser.ents f0r The I-i5u1e m London
Sntscrlut,ons and advertisements also recefel ~
THOMAS Advertising AMI Newspaper Agent - anu 81 "a
arne-st Strand, London 49,. - ~, -
InwaRU~ S.NDFoRD L Co. of " and 10 Comhiu Lon,
don and Columbia Bulldnss Liverpool, are appoh 80
European Agents FOR ths paper Keeping the ales' nun
her, always on hand for sale also 30 receive subscpo
o.leTs aud advertisements.
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PARTIES IN THE LEGlsLAruRE.-Exclud-
ING the vacancy IN the SENATE, par,ie, are now
divided as follows Wing 10 Opposition 9 IN
dependents 3. In the ASSEMBLY, Wing = Op-
position -. independents JOINT ballot, Wing
lOl Opposition % independents G. The As
>embly is composed of rs members, and he
~eua,e Ot !.
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JENNY LIMBS LIsKSALIrr.-The Swedish

JENNY LIMBS LIBKRALITY.-The Swedish
Episcopal Church IN Chicago has great OF gra-
ttude 10 Jenny Lind The Rector, Rev. Mr.. Uno-
mus has published a statement, from which u ap-
pears that beside The 81 .oOO given by her 20 the
church last wear ale has contributed S2,O0 partly
to AID IN building parsonage, and partly FOR the poor
OF the parish She has also promised a communion
service OF silver aad has given the rector 900 10
pay some debts TO furnish the parsonage, and 10 ei
feet an Insurance on bis life.
~ VIM. II. Cox, Esq, of st. Louis,
committed suicide at Congress HALL Albany, On sun
day evening, BY cutting bis throat
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YORK, TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1851.


The next number Of Ihs IribU7e for hiTop'a'
Circulation W III be issued THIS MORNING st 3
o'clock. /. will contain all the latest news up
to the time Of going to press. The CG"1d' sails
from BOSTON Tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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MIsslssIPPI.-The special State election
10 take INTO consideration the alarming state Of
public affairs ana TO provide for the safety and Sc
curity Of her citizens" Is 70 be held September ls
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The Ocean StNamers

All Letters and Newspapers On hand Tor kns and Ireland
and Scotland ~ the steamer matter ~ Sht
lae
Letters 10 the Continent x Eurcpc ~ the COLLINS Line
must he prepaid twe0vne Snsle rate except iox
those places required ~ - nreySld m full
lctteS 10 the ConUSsDt "a EUpVS by the CVNARp Line
rteS' IL prcad I'VE cents Snre rate except 10 h9SS
places required o. te PREPAID IN fal
LetietS hN the haVre Lane must 10 prepaid tweny-iour
cents per hall ounce Inland Postage added except 70
Great Britain
NevSpapers by e'As Line 10 the Continent must be pre-
usad -four cents each.
Inland Postage must ~ added Letters ana NeNSnspsrS
60 tho Continent OF Euoge by the Aa,re and Beuea ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
To HIS Honor A. c. KlNsLANp, MAYOR

Being about to VISIT Philadelphia for the purpose OF TO
heviRg the poor of those dreadful diseases Debility and
Consumption that 10 appears only Dc reached by my
sOmpOund have taken the liberty con- JUNCTION with the
Health Committee 10 Trouble Honor with issuing
many orders for 10 the Fcr gratis may ne applied for,
duung any absence placing that confidence fellow
citizens. that none but deserving objects vii ask H. TAI
BOT WATTS NcrvlSt "a GrcepwlCh-St. cOmpounder of
WArrSS Nervous Anudete business depot l02 NaSSau-t
- haffl
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Observation-Disclosures 5. Foster has
been elected MAYOR of Norwich lie vas ;he Wing
nominee for Governor
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~ English Imperial IhTee.Ply va, CarP ",s-
ing Of Spring style; ,h s,s ,s TIaax ASDERsoSs
80 ~ se arrest and cheapest CaT2e; q.
n The United stats. Thfoe-py CAiPe''' - O. jill %
var1
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STEAMERS 70 ARAfvH fKcN grRoFE
AsRRiC A-Sailed from Liverpool for Boston MAJ 81
BoLpT--Ssuled frnm Hsvrs for New York June
NlAGARA-Salled from Livsrpc. for NevNogk, June :.
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CuRED.-A fair tria

Vt the ONygcnatod B,eu viii tho most despond
sufferer that tins medicine has equal the wOrd0r
Nae Of this disease Every DyNpeptc oughi 10 read the
certificates Ot remarkable cures, and know = value.
For sale by A II II Sands. 100 Hulton-St A D. SEQ
VII Co. Si6 and { h Ring, 1872 Broadway, J. l. Cod
dington sos HudSnst and ms broadway T. VI. Guion, ~
Rcwey, corner Of Grand st Hall Ruckle \ Co. POS
GreeawiCh-st and by Druggists generally IN the CRlted
fara< a Caual
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~ TABLE, Piano and STAND Covers of
the mo magnificent STYLES Of prnted and embossed tapestry
ngufeS offered tins market al 80 Bowcry. HIRAM
ANDERSONS celebrated largest ana cheapest Carpet ESab
AShment m the Inlt,, States
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c,,vnv At the AIhambra. building ST. 4 $50 Broad
Lterly occupied b. j. Nib0. - now open iof te re-
he public NO expense has been spared IN MAKING
~ the mos, perfect establishments " ins Snd IN me
ld rfb thorough edse Of every improvement thr
- h,s attained and operators Of long experience anu 81
ror talent employed enables the proprietor y "Hl
srsv Dcre equal 10 any ma tins country Inc SAY
h<hf Nhch arranged upon new plan, Is superior 70
san, and surpassed b The pubic can rely uoh per
set satisfaction both with regard % quality and prce
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GREENS FURNISHING STORE, No. as =
TOR HOUSE Tho ar II Shlrtmaklng has teen I'm
degree Of perfection this celebrated enils-Ileed
nishng Establishment which nay be csel .bc- article
The n - guaranteed. and never fais k'oy ,neuslty
sold al The store nav be equally relied on anu
r..-a .-o.n- - o.
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~ HOusekeepers, and all others, IN want
81 Beddiag RedSeads &c would do well % call at VI
WuLARD'S old established WArero0ms $50 Chatham
oi Muherr where he found the largest
of articles hrs hne offered the pgbhC
consisting oi Feathers Beds Mattresses Patent Screw
keseads and Cots Wholesale and RETAIL le3 MInIh&Sh
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The AUTOMATON SEMPsTREsS.- A. D.
VIZ .os. sywYse M.cHrsy which needs only 20 he seen
Az be aptreciaed can be NJ Franklin House buud
sxs 1875 and M Broad way room - ~ stars It's anSp'eu
-,dde housngs ao and simple that II Is suitable Tor
families or uantatiOn
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Arrn.crIoxs AT No. IL PARK-Row. :

One crest advantage possessed by the HAT MINISTER'S
rsos N the getting ~ Of Their goods lies IN the gfea s
r.rorv "a w0rkmAnshpbeins ASSOCIATION OF the best
orkrpsn IN the country and possessing taste and aDy OF
the highest order they fesressY challenge composition IA
ever d.artment Of their business Friends flock u Us
fran eyery side glad II the opportunity Of encouraging 50
lsudabe an enerpriss and leave with the fI assurance
~, they have received vase for value Dont forget the
sumter-il Park row, opposite the Aston House NB-
THIS S the only Association Of J0uTneymen Haers m the
80 Wv JelO iTuThF&S'
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Tuv UIcuysT PsIcEp HAT YET.-KNOx,

f I2s Fulton-s has on exhibition Panama Hat for who
h charges The moderate proe Of hundred dollars but
~ beautiful Rocky Mountain Beavers and elegant Straw
Hats ne sells much Call and look at the Panama ana
kuv one Of Beavers the most elegant and becoming nat
.xsr for the Summer season
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Engine CO. a was preceded by four boys bearing
on their shoulders miniature Engine. Hook ana
Ladder by a small Hook and Ladder apparatus. an
Engine % by a small Engine
The procession passed The City Hall, giving
marching salute TO he member, Of The Corporation
The Heads Of Departments. and TIE Ex-Ch.ef Officers
81 the Department Who were standing Oh the steps
Of he Hall The procession occupied just one hour
ID passing the lall-tne men marching ia onsA
pace and four and siI abreast. Passing OH OF INC
East gate Of the PARK the procession novel Up
Chaham-st and East Broadway, % Grant-st.. ine1o"
down Grand-st TO Bowey up Bowev AL Foarn'
~. and around Unon-square down Fourieen1n-s''
10 SMih-ay thence down Sixlh-ay an WaFefD
place, 10 Broadway thence 10 the PARK where Tue
companies We're dismissed.
There we're but two banners displayed IN the pro-
ces,ion but the magnificent engines were protuseb
and tastefu!ly decorated With ribbons aai ao"e's'-
There were about TWO thousand members Of the De-
partment m the line, and more orderly, NOBLE aai
brave-looking body OF men We have never seen
march through our streetS-sni we think no city IN
the world can make a. fine show Of men AMI ma
chinery a. was exhibited in our streets YESTERDAY
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The New DREss A young lady ap-
peared yesterday IN Canal-sireet in the new eos
tumo-a short skirt reaching little below the kner
and wide Turkish irowsors OF PLAID six Sac a,
trac,ed 50 much attention TIA. she was forcet Ia
take refuge II 4 store until the crowd Sg5SIded Az
we were going up Broadway al dusk. we passed A.,
other specimen young lady IN I light dress OF
grayish color, made m the new style, waking with
a gentleman. She appeared quite unelDharraSse,l
and 20 our eyes her dress picturesque 1nd grace
full In some o. the inland towns, No understand
the fashion Is making rapid progress.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-08

@SoUIAND,s LOTION.-on hand small quantity Of
Cnand,, celebrated Lotion, for improving and beau
wing The complexion and rendering the skin fair, SOFT and
transparent
-. For sale by WIN. FISCHER,
mar g. Satioaers' Hall, adjoining Irving Hotel.
1 MEXICAN EDITION OF GROrk's HISTORY
n OF GREECE, publishing by Jewett & Co.,
Boston, at rs cents VOL For sale in washington BY
TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers,
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dollars and salary OF twelve hundred dollars and that
the payment Of the salary Of fourteen hundred doa TO one Of
the clerks said office Of the Chckassw fund be dscon
tnued and that said salary be hereafter paid out Of the Trea
suy Of the United States shall further payments be made
out Of said fund any clerk clerks in any Of the executive
Offices ,
For payment Of per diem Of special agent rate not to
exceed four dollars per day. and expenses of transportation
for the purpose Of paying off Indians in the old States and
particularly the North Carolina Indians their removal and
subsistence fund under the order and instructions Of the Sc
cretary Of the Treasury, one thousand dollars
Approved, February 81, 1851.