The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-23
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Blu the act making appropriations for the current and
contingent erpensss Of the Indian depar tmeni, and
for fulfilling treaty stipulaiions Nth pdrious In
dian tribes, for The gear en- ding June The Mufteh,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty too.
For the current and contingent
penses OF the Indian department, viz
For the pay OF superintendents of Indian
affairs, and the several Indian agents.
as provided by the acts Of June thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and thirty
four, and March third eighteen hun
cred and thirty-seven, and of June
| twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and
forty six, and of June fifth eighteen
hundrcd and fifty, and of September
fifty, Observation-Disclosures 34, 900 90
! For the pay of sub-Indian agents, au-
thorized by the act OF June thrtieth,
eighteen hundred and thirty FOUR. II, 500 90
the same .........,........... $500 90
| For pay Of clerk to superintendent at
| st. Louis, authorized by the act Of
June twenty seventh, eighteen hun
drod and forty Elk. ....e.....,... 1900 90
! For pay of clerk TO acting superinten-
same act. ....................,,..... 1000 90
For buildings at agencies and repairs
thereof. ...................,.... 1000 90
For presents to Indians. 1000 90
For provisions for Indians ......... ii 800 90
For contingencies Of the Indian depart
ment.. ',...........,. $1,000 90
10 the Christian Indians.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
acts Of May twenty sixth, eighteen
hundred and twenty -four, and May
| twentieth, eighteen hundred and TWEEN
| ty-six. ,.....,.s.----'..-'....... 400 w
To the Chippe,oos Of Soganarp.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
| the fourth article of the treaty of third
| August, seventeen hundred and nine
ty. five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
| the second article of the treaty of
cntcenth of November, eighteen hun
dred and seven. ........s..,....,... 500 90
For permanent annuity, stipulated In
the fourth article of the treaty OF TWEEN
ty fourth September, eighteen hun
bred and nineteen. Observation-Disclosures. 900 90
For permanent provision for the support
, of blacksfniths, and for farming uten-
ais and cattle. and the employment of
persons 10 aid them in agriculture,
stipulated in the eighth article Of the
treaty of the twenty fourth September,
| eighteen hundred and nineteen, and
, the seventh article of the treaty of
aud thirty even......s.............. 1000 90
For education, during the pleasure of
| Congress, stipulated in the sixth arii-
Gle OF the treaty Of fifth August, cigh-
teen hundred and twenty ........ 1000 90
| 10 he Caippe,cGs Mcnomoniss, FPinne-
bagoes, and Neo York Indians.
For education, during the pleasure Of
Congress, stipulated in the fifth article
of the treaty ofecvcnth August. eigh-
teen hundred and twenty 1900 90
TO the chippe,oas of Lake Superior and
Mss,ssippi
For fifteenth Of twenty instalmonts, in
money, stipulated in the second arti-
Gle ofthe treaty OF twenty ninth July,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven $500 90
For fifteenth Of twenty inetslncnts, in
goods, stipulated In the second article
of the treaty of twenty ninth July,
| eighteen hundred and thirty seven, $4,000 90