Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-11
BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed during the Second Session of the Thirty
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e..g. CPuBLic Acr-No. AL
AN ACT making appropriations for the con-
se Of ns and for full
for the scar ending June thirteth thousand eight
tivcs Of the United States OF America in Congress
bed That the following sums be- and they hereby
proprated tout Of money in the Treasury NOT other.
contingent expenses of the Indian Department. and
fulfilling treaty spuations with the various Indian tribes
For tile current and contingent expenses ofthe Indian
For the Of Indian Affairs per acts
February, eighteen hundred and fifty one. and third
For the pay othe indian agents. per acts of fh
eshssn hundred and ty twenty
Sc ven hundred and fifty dollars, go sA-'.
For the pay Of prefers acts of the thirteth
june eighteen hundred and thirty four, and twenty
enth February Eighteen hundred and fifty one twenty
FOR the pay ofelerk to superintend at ST. Louis, Mis-.
souri, act Of twenty seventh june eighteen hundred
and forty six one thousand .g,o hundred dollars
Kansas peract twenty seventh June eighteen
For the Of clerk California Per
Of third March eighteen hlnd red and hy two,
For Office fuel lights. sationers for the super
int OF lsdian affairs In Oregon two thousand four
For travelling expenses OF superintendent OF Indian ar
sxpensss Of the indian
the Territory Of New Mexico. ten thousand do:arri
expenses indian service
IN me ierrltofy OF Utah, ten thousand dollars;
For expenses already incurred and that
dollars. ~ - - - 7i7Es - = -
For presents to Indians, five thousand dollars;
Forprossions for Indians, eleven thousand eight hum,
For repairs. of buildings at agencies, two thousand
dollars; - - -,.s.,i.i- -I.-. = -,--l
For een.inseneiss Of The indian thirty
thousand five hundred dollars; 80 y. -
For deficiencies in Tho fund for the contingencies OF the
Indian Department. fifteen Thousand dollars. z.
TO THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS. -
For permanent annuity, stipulated inthe acts Of May
sixth eighteen hunared and twenty and May
twentieth eighteen hundred ana twenty
dollara. n stSi5
To THE fCHIPPEwASs OF SAGANAW.ns !.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the Fourth article
Of third OF August seventeen hundred and
For permanent annuity spulaeddn the in second arti
Gle of treaty OF the OF seventeenth eighteen
hundred and seven, eight hundred dollars; III
For permanent annuity, stipulated In fthe fourth aftice
OF treaty otwenty fourth September, eighteen hun
dred and nineteen, one thousand dollars; 1905
For permanent provis for the support OF the black
smiths, and for farming utensils and cattle, and the
ploYment OF persons aid them in agriculture stipulated
September eighteen hundred and nineteen, and the
enth article oft he treaty eighties
hundred and thirty seven, two thousand dclafsi
education during the plea Of Congress, spuia
In thes xh article OF the treaty tho NTH OF
eighteen hundred and twenty six thousand dollars
|, ,cHIPPEwAS,. MENoM0EIES, wINNEBAls
z GOES, AND NEWYORKs INDIANS
during pleasure of Congress- stpula
ted in the h article tho treaty eleventh
gust eghteen hundred and twenty seveu thousand
s1stS nd aias4 GH0GTAWS.l4S 81 n tastts5I ara
F. For permanent annuy, stipulated in the ertcle
orthe treaty OF sfxeenthof November eighteen huns
dretf and I'VE, three thousand dollarsi