Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24
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To Six Nations of New York, (stockbridge) twenty
two dollars and fifty cents.
To stOckbrdge, one thousand eight hundred and six
dollars.
For expenses Of treaty with the Mississippi and St. Pc
yer Sioux for the extngushment Of their title to lands
minnesota Territory, being in addition to the appropriation
Tor the same object made threth September eighteen
hundred and fifty four thousand two hundred and seven
y,two dollars and thirty -eight cents
Forexpenses treating with the Indians and breeds
or tne extnguishment Of the title to their lands on the
hed river OF the NORTH in the Territory Of Minnesota be-
ing N auduon 70 the appropriation for the object
nine hundred and one dollars and five cents
For fulfilling treaties with the Wnnebagoes viz mr.
chase OF per second article Of the treaty of first
August, eighteen hundred and and f,b rt;
Gle Of treaty Of fifteenth September eighteen burdd
thirty-two, three hundred and seventy-fye dollars
For fulfilling treaties with Ot.owas and Chinnevas ~;
OF tobacco per fourth article Of treaty Of TWEEN
ty-eghth March, eighteen hundred and thirysr three
hundred dollars ' @'0e
For fulfilling treaties with the Saos and Foxes Of The
Mlsssspp VIZ purchase Of tobacco per fourth article
OF treaty Of the twentyrst September eighteen bundS
and thirty two, two hundred dollars
For fulhling treaties with the Menomonees viz pur
chase OF tobacco second article treaty Of third Sem
tem6er one thousand eight hundred and hiry-sx, one
For the payment of annuities land the
OF the same1 to certain tribes Of Indians in accordance
with the seventh article Of the treaty m.3 at Fort Lara
mie on the seventeenth day Of September Ammo Domni
eighteen hundred and ffty-one sixty thousand dollars
And the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized
to purchase the provisions merchandise domestic ami
mails and agricultural Implements to be delivered in pay
men OF the annuity first payable under the seventh ar
Gle OF said treaty without previous advertisement if such
purchases can be 80 made on reasonable terms.
Sec 2 And be further enacted That there be appro-
Prated out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise
p4nns Saa af sss g q
copies Of the estimates Of appropriations orthe service Of
the fiscal thousand eight hundred and fifty three
at the rate paid by him for the printing Of the Treasury
Department by contract under the provisions of the
seventeenth section Of the act of the twenty August
one thousand eight hundred and forty-two
Sec. g. And be further enacted That no part of the
herein made for the benefit of any tribe or
part OF tribe of Indians shall be paid to any attorney or
agent OF such tribe part of tribe, but SHALL in every
CASE be paid directly the Indians themselves to whom
it shall be DUE to the tribe part of tribe per capita
unless the mperous interest of the Indians shall require
the payment to be made collectively Nor shall the Exc
cutve branch of the Government hereafter recognise any
contract between any tribe part of tribe and any
attorney agent for the prosecution any claim against
the Government under this act.
Sec. 4. And be further enacted That no estimate or
appropriation of money in any bill making appropriations
shall authorize the payment of any increased pay allow
ance, or compensation In form whatever beyond the
amount prescribed by law in any case unless there shall
first be specific direction for such extra payment de-
signaling the officers to whom such extra payment shall
be made
Sec. s. And be further enacted That the Commission
er of Public Buildings be and he is hereby authorized to
Apply any unexpended portion OF the money appropriated
by the act of Congress entitled An making appro-
pratons to meet the expenses incurred
of the late fire at the Capitol approved January hir-
teenth eighteen hundred and fftytwo to the payment
OF expenses necessarily incurred in repairing the damage
lately done by fire in the Office the clerk Supreme
Court and in making other repairs about the Capitol
Sec o. And be further enacted, That the Secretary of
the Treasury be and he is hereby authorized purchase
for the United States suitable piece of ground
tral point in the city of San Francisco California as
site for the erection of the heretofore a
thorized to be built Popded That said site or ground
may be obtained with good and sufficient title the United
States in exchange for such reasonable portion of the
Government in that city the said Secretary
shall deem just and equitable in lieu thereof
not exceeding forty thousand dollars and to enable the
Secretary of the Treasury to carry into effect this prov
sion the of forty thousand dollars is hereby appro
prated Popded That if the said Secretary shall fail to
obtain such ground satisfactory terms then the said
sum- such portion thereof may be necessary may
expended in providing the proper foundations for said
the site heretofore selected for the pur
pose. LINN BOYD
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM r. KING,
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved July q, 1862.
WILLARD FILLMORE.