The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-10
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fifty four thousand four hundred and itytwo dollars
dollars for educational purposes etc. third article Of the
thousand five hundred dollars
Reappropriaton: For payment of the valuation of Inn
proveens lands ceded stipulated the sixth article OF
the eaty of eighteen hundred thirty four and the
seventh article of the treaty eighteen hundred and thirty
eight (be amount having been carried the surplus fund
by warrant number ninety treaty fourth september
hundred and per fourth article OF the treaty
June fifth eighteen hundred and fifty -four, eight thousand
For the payment Of the Manies residing on the eeded
lands of the first of six equal annual nstamens for purchase
Of former perpetual and other annutc and REIMBURSEMENT
Of claims etc. per fourth article of the treaty June hh,
eighteen hundred and fifty -four, thrtyone thousand
For payment in full to John Grigg and Sash-oquash
provided in the fourth article of said last mentioned treaty
nine thousand six hundred and eighty dollars and TWEEN
ty-two cents.
for damages and loss of stock and other property and
for losses of improv caused by their
fh eighteen hundred and ftyoui thousand seven
hundred and seventy five dollars and eghty-two
articles Of May twelfth, eighteen hundred our with
the Menoninee Indians supplemental and amendaory the
eight, nine hundred and fifty dollars.
For clerk hire for the service of the Indian Office or
year commencing the first of August eighteen hun
dred and fifty four, five thousand six hundred dollars
For payment of the expenses of the delegates of s Greek
and ninety nine dollars and fifty five cents Pcoedd That
he following p M contained IN the indian apprs
For fulfilling treaties with the shawnee permanent pro-
vision for salt, sixty dollars blacksmith and assistant eight
hundred and forty dollars; iron and steel hundred
For fulfilling treaties with Piankesbaws in permanent
annuties eight hundred dollars.
For fulfilling treaties with the wcas permanent annuity
For fulfilling treaties with the Manies money in lieu of
aborers two hundred fifty doars agricultural impe-
For fulfilling treaties with the Deawares permanent
nuy fourth article, treaty Of August, seventeen hundred
and ninety five, thousand dollars permanent annuity
third article Of treaty Of September eighteen hundred and
nine five hundred doars permanent annuity fifth article,
treaty of October, eighteen hundred and eighteen, four
thousand dollars annuity article supplementary,
&C., (egheen hundred and twenty nne thousand dol
lars permanent provisions for blacksmith October egh-
teen hundred and eighteen seven hundred and twenty dol
doiarss doll si'ei 81 anu '"'A''
For payment, stipulated by the article dated thr-
eenh eighteen hundred and fifty four supplementary to the
hundred and thryeght individuals of the Creek nation,
for Claims for property and improvements abandoned or
spP to be distributed under the direction of the chief
and the agent of the United States for the Creeks the
red to in the second article of the said treaty of November
third eighteen hundred and three hun
appropriation of thousand five hundred dollars,
for interest thereon contained in the Indian appropriation
act passed at the present session. be- and the same is hereby
For completing the Mendoza and big Sioux river road in
accordance with the estimates of the Secretary OF War; TWEEN
thousand dollars to be expended under the direction
SEC ri And DO q further enacted, That tho amount
which il may be found to pay under ths act Of
pas who p
ishe by the recent disaster to the San Francisco
be paid out of money! in the treasury not otherwise
SIC I3I nd be further enacted That the approved
September twenty thousand eight hundred and
fifty entitled IAN act granting bounty land to certain Off
and soldiers who have been engaged in the military
second, thousand eight hundred ytwo, entitled
can act to make land warrants asgnabe and for other pur
eight hundred and fifty three, entitled San act to continue
half to certain widows and orphans shall not be
strued to deprive widow from the benefits therein
granted for the services of her husband though she
have nn married % tn e bs Tp, the applicant n
party shall not receive pension during coyeture.
of War be and he hereby authorized directed re-
cevc and be placed the files OF his Department
commanded by 1t Col j. q Fremont in California duly au
BY the officers as have not heretofore been
rolls be made regard the periods of enlistment and
of service and the omission of of the members
right and and as far as practicable to corspond with
the pay rolls Of Major p b. Reading, Paymaster said
served in the military service Of the United States in Calor
MIA during the late with Mexico whether under the
benefits of all the acts of Congress- providing for the enrolment
of volunteers in the Mexican war Prosided that no pay
the sum heretofore appropriated.
SEcrIoN L5 And be further enacted, That the joint
patng for the removal of the raft of Red river
proved January seventh eighteen hundred and fifty three,
partment WAR be authorized expend appropriation
in reference to the Red river raft such and for such
s RpdiGs na % @
che Of War hs es w
terests Of the military service TO furnish sufficient portion
the tie territorial Of Kansas the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars shall be- and in that contingency hereby
Of the legislature the Territory Kansas be expended
under the M directions Of the Of Ts, said Tsrr,oy
prated by the act Of March third eighteen hundred and
forty nine for the removal and subsistence of the Menomo
and for the establishment of manual labor school, &c
for them the together