The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-04


twenty dollars.
For education and support Of poor during the
pleasure Of Congress, stipulated in the sixth article
of the treaty Of the twenty third Of October. eigh
teen hundred and twenty-six, two thousand dol
lars
For twelfth of twenty instalments in money,
stipulated in the seoond article Of the treaty of the
twenty eighth OF November, eighteen hundred and
fotty, twelve thousafid 1--WE hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for pay ment In lieu OF
abores, stipulated in the sixth article of the treaty
OF the twenty eighth of November. eighteen hun
drcd and forty, two hundred and fifty dollars.
Foe permanent provision for agricultural as
distance, stipulated in the fifth article Of the treaty
of the sixth of October, eighteen hundred and
eighteen, two hundred dollars.
EEL RIVERS, (AIiamis.)
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
Article of the treaty of the third of August, seven
| teen hundred and ninety. five, five hundred dol
lars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in tho third
article of the treaty OF the twenty first OF August,
eighteen hundred and five, two hundred and fifty
dollars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third
article of the treaty of the thirtieth of September
eighteen hundred and nine, three hundred and
fifty dollars: Prorided, That the money appro
priated by the three preceding clauses, together
with the similar appropriations III eighteen hun.
dred and hity and eighteen hundred and hfy- one,
for the Eel Rivers, (Miamis,) heretofore withheld
from payment, shall be paid to said Eel Rivers
(Miamis) only, and to no other band, or nation
or individuals; and that all annuities heretofore
due and appropriated to the Eel Rivers (Miamis)
and enormously otherwise paid to the Miami
nation shall be repaid to the Eel Rivers (Miamis)
out of the money appropriated in eighteen hun
dred and fifty one, and eie hteen hundred and fifty.
two, for payment of annuities to said Miami
ton; if the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
deem II more expedent and just to the Indians,
shall be paid and is hereby appropriated out OF the
treasury of the United States to be repaid to the
United States by being withheld from the Miami
annuities in such insa line uts as the Commissioner
may deem expedient.
MENoMoNEEs.
For seventeenth OF twenty instalments as an
nuiy, stipulated in the second article of the treaty
of the third Of September, eighteen hundred and
thirty six, twenty thousand dollars.
For seventeenth Of twenty instalments for two
blacksmiths and assisants, sipul tied in the &C.
cond article OF the treaty of the third of Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty six, thou
sand four hundred and forty dollars.
For seventeenth of twenty instalnents for iron
steel, &c, for shops, stipulated in the second ar
| tcle Of the treaty of the third of September,
eighteen hundred and thirty six, four hundred
and forty dollars.
| For seventeenth of twenty nstalments for the
| purchase Of provisions, stipulated in the second
| article Of the treaty OF the third Of September
| eighteen hundred and thirty-six, three thousand
| dollars.
| For seventeenth of twenty instalments foe the
purchasc of two thousand pounds OF tobacco siipu.
lated in the second article of the treaty of the third
of September, eighteen hundred and thirty six
| four hundred dollars.
For seventeenth of twenty instaments for farm
ing utensils and cattle stipulated in the second
ticle Of the treaty of the third OF September egh-
teen hundred and thirty six, five hundred dollars.
| For seventeenth Of twenty insalments for thirty
barrels OF SALT stipulated in the second article OF
the treaty of the third of September eighteen hun
dred and thirty six, hundred and fifty dollars
| For expenses OF their temporary removal and
provisions, from their present location TO the dis
trict OF country on the Wolf and Oconto rivers, de-
| slgnated in the report OF Superintendent Murray
to the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, dated Sep
TENDER thrtieth, eight cen hundred and fifty one,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
ONAHAS.
For blacksmith and assistant during the plea
sure of the President, stipulated in the fourth
ticle Of the treaty of the fifteenth of July, eighteen
| hundred and thirty, seven hundred and twenty
| dollars.
For iron, steel, SC, for shops, during the plea
sure OF the President, stipulated in the fourth
icle of the treaty of the fifteenth OF July, eighteen
hundred and thirty, two hundred and twenty dol
| lars
| For agricultural implements during the plea.
| sure OF the President, stipulated in the fourth
cle Of the treaty of the fifteenth of july eighteen
| hundred and thirty, five hundred dollars.
| To defray the expenses Of a certain party of
Omaha Indians who visited the city of Washing ton
| during the months of February and March, eigh
teen hundred and fifty. two, the same or so much
thereof as may be necessary, to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary of the Interior, three
| thousand dollars.
For the Omaha Indians, twenty five thousand
| dollars five thousand thereof to be expended an
nually, under the direction of the President. for
| the relief and improvement Of said Indians.
OTTOES AND MIsSOURIAs.
For education during the pleasure OF the Pres-
dent stipulated in the fourth article OF the treaty of
the twehty-frst of September, eighteen hundred
and thirty three, five hundred dollars.
For pay of farmer during the pleasure Of the
President, stipulated in the fifth article OF the rea
ty of the twenty first of September, eighteen hun
dred and tbirty-tbree, Six hundred dollars
For blacksmith and assistant during the plea
sure OF the President, stipulated in the fourth
tcle of the treaty Of the fifteenth Of july eighteen
hundred and thirty, seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For iron, steel, SC, during the pleasure OF the
Precedent, stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of the fifteenth Of July, eighteen hundred
and thirty, two hundred and twenty dollars.
OTTOWAs.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
article OF the treaty OF the third of August, seven
teen hundred and ninety five, one thousand dol
lars
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second
article Of the treaty Of the seventeenth OF Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and seven, eight hundred
dollars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
article Of the treaty Of the seven teenth OF Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and eighteen, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
article OF the treaty of the twenty. ninth of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty one, one thousand
dollars.
OTTOWAS AND CHIPPEWAS.
For eighteenth of twenty instruments, stipulated
in the fourth article Of the treaty OF the TIVE nty
eighth day OF March, eighteen hundred and thirty
ak, thirty thousand dollars
For interest TO be paid annuity on two hun
dred thousand dollars, at elk per cent. per annum,
stipulated in the resolution of the Senate of the
twenty scventh of May, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six, twelve thousand dollars.
For education for twenty years. and during the
pleasure OF Congress- stipulated in the fourth arti-
Gle OF the treaty OF the twenty-eighth Of March,
eighteen hundred and thirtysx, five thousand
dollars.
For missions for twenty years, and during the
pleasure of Congress stipulated in the fourth art
Gle Of the treaty of the twenty-cighth Of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty six, three thousand
dollars.
For vaccine matter, medicines. and pay of ply
sicians, 30 long as the Indiana remain on their
servations. stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of the twenty-eighth of March, eighteen
hundred and thIty-six, three hundred dollars.
For eighteenth of twenty instalments for the
purchase of provisions, stipulated in the fourth mr.
ticle OF the treaty of the twenty-eighth of March
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