The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01
B Y A u T. II o r. / = Y
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed during tic Second Session Of
the ThirtySccond Congress
IPrDLic Aor-No. Ill

AN ACI making appropriations fOr tho
current and contingent expenses OF
the Indian Department, and for full
filling treaty stipulations with various
Indian tribes, for the year ending june
thirtieth, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty four.
BE it enacted bw the Senate and
| House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress- assem-
bled, That the following sums be, and
they are hereby, appropriated out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated. for the purpose of paying
the current and contingent expenses OF
the Indian Department, and fulfilling
treaty stipulations with the various In
dian tribes.
For the current and contingent ex-
pcnses of the Indian Department, viz;
For the pay of superintondcnts of In
dian affairs per acts Of fifth June, eigh.
teen hundred and fifty, twenty seventh
February, eighteen hundred and fifty.
one, and third March, eighteen hundred
and fifty two, twelve thousand five hun
drcd dollars
For the pay of the several Indian
agents, per acts of fifth June, eighteen
hundred and fifty, twenty eighth Sep
tembor, eighteen hundred and fifty, and
twenty seventh February, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-one, forty three thousand
seven hundred and CITY dollars
For the pay of interpreters, per act
of the thirticth June, eighteen hundred
and fifty one, twenty eight thousand
dollars
For the pay of clerk to superintendent
at St. Louis. Missouri, per act of twcn-
ty seventh June. eighteen hundred and
forty six, one thousand two hundred
dollars
For the pay of clerk to superintond-
ont at Van Burcn, Arkansas, per act of
twenty seventh of June, eighteen hun
dred and forty six, one thousand dol
lars
For the pay of clerk to superintcnd-
cut in California per act Of third March,
eighteen hundred and fifty two, two
thousand five hundred dollars
For Office rent. fuel, lights, and sta
tionery for the superintendent of Indian
affairs in Oregon, two thousand four
hundred dollars
For travelling expenses of suporin-
tendent of Indian affairs in Oregon and
pgcnt therein, two thousand dollars (;
For general incidental expenses of
the Indian service in the State of Cali
fornia, thirty thousand dollars
For general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in the Territory oe New
Mexico, ten thousand dollars
For general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in the Territory of Utah,
ten thousand dollars
For expenses already incurred and
that may hereafter be necessary for vac
cination of Indians, five thousand dol
lars
For presents to Indians, five thousand
dollars
For provisions for Indians, eleven
thousand eight hundred dollars
For repairs of buildings at agencies
two thousand dollars
For contingencies of the Indian De
partment, thirty six thousand five hun
dred dollars;
For deficiencies in the fund for tho
contingencies of the Indian Department
fifteen thousand dollars.
TO THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS
For permanent annuity, stipulated il
the acts of May twenty sixth, oighteeI
hundred and twenty four, and Ma,
twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty
six, four hundred dollars.
TO THE CHIPPEWAS OF SAGA
NAV.
For permanent annuity. stipulated il
the fourth article of the treaty of thrC
of August, scyenteon hundrcd and nine
} ty five, one thousand dolisFs
} For permanent annuity, stipulated il
= the second article of the treaty of sew
| enteenth November, eighteen hundred
and soyen, eight hundred dollars
For permanent annuity, stipulated i
> the fourth article of the treaty of twcr
ty fourth of September, eighteen hur
dred and nineteen, one thousand dollars
: For permanent provision for the SUI
e port of blacksmiths, and for farming |
/ tensils and cattle, and for the employ
: ment of persons to aid them in agricu
n ture, stipulated in the eighth article {
a the treaty of the twenty fourth of Sci
tember, eighteen hundred and nineteel
and the seventh article of the treaty
fourteenth of January, eighteen hundre
and thirty seven, two thousand dollars
: For education during the pleasure
1 Congress, stipulated in the sixth artic
l. of the treaty of the fifth of Angus
IS eighteen hundred and twenty six, OF
b. thousand dollars.
n CHIPPEWAS, MENOMONIES
- WINNEBAGOES, AND NEW
:, YORK INDIANS.
> For education during the pleasure
Congress, stipulated in the fifth artic
of the treaty of the eleventh of Angus
r eighteen hundred and twenty seven, oil
le thousand five hundred dollars.
le CHOCTAWS.
le For permanent annuity, stipulated
n the second article of the treaty of &
or sixteenth of November, eighteen hu
- !drcd and five, three thousand dollar
n y For permanent annuity, stipulated
io the thirteenth article of the treaty
SO the eighteenth of October, eighteen hi
IN dred and twenty, six hundred dollar
is For permanent annuity for cducati'
of stipulated in the second article of
he treaty of twentieth of January, cightc
IT. hundred and twenty five, six thousa
dollars
For permanent provision for bla'
en,ith ciinnlntnh In thn sixth nriicln