Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-03


one, two Hundred and twenty dollars ~.
For pay of miller during the pleasure Of the President
stipulated in the fourth article Of me treaty 81 me twenty
hundred dollars 80
to the country the Mississippi River which has beer
selected for and approved by them aud Tor fo
the INVENT urh November, eighteen hundred and forty
eight seven thousand dollars
staments blankets clothing, provisions and stock, slip
uated third article Of the treaty OF the nineteenth
September eighteen hundred and ty-three five hundred
and fifty dollars
For purchase of blankets clothing and goods stpu
lated in the clause Of the third article Of the treaty
nineteenth of September eighteen hundred and fy-three
one thousand dollars
fencing field and purch 4sing seeds, stipulated the
fourth article of the treaty of the nineteenth of September
Ltahs.For fulfilling treaty sdPuatiops with the Utahs
pursuant to the requirements Of the eighth article ct he
treaty Of December hireth eighteen hundred and forty
nine, five thousand dollars
Of bs Pean of the
hundred and orywo seventeen thousand five hun
dred dollars
stipulated the eighth article of the treaty of the
teen Of March, eighteen hundred and foriy-two eight
hundred and forty dollars
provision for iron and steel for shop slip
~ NJ, eieiaen hundred and foriytwo two hundred
For provision for education stipulated in the
four, article of of the seventeenth Of March,
eighteen hundred and tort wo, five hundred dollars
UeuS-EUr permanent annuity stipulated in the fifth
tcle Of tho treaty of the second Of October hun
bred and eighteen, three Thousand dollars
WtnmbuyoeS. For twenty-sixth of thirty nsalments,
annuity, stipulated in the second article Of the of
the first Of August eighteen hundred and tweny-nine
eighteen thousand duIars
twenty thrd of twentyseven instruments annuity
stipulated in the third article of the of the fifteenth
OF September eighteen hundred and thiry-two ten thou
sand dollars
of fifty barrels Of SALT stipulated in the second article 81 the
treaty Of the first Of August eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, two hundred and nifty d1ars
thirty instruments for the purchase
three thousand pounds Of Tobacco stipulated The second
article OF the treaty OF the first of August hundred
and twenty-nrne, six hundred dollars
For twenty-rhrd of twenyseveu instruments, for tine
purchase OF thousand i've hundred pounds of Tobacco
Stipulated the m of the Treaty of the fifteenth Of
September eighteen hundred and hirytwo, three hundred
For twenty of thirty instruments for three black
smiths aud assistants stipulated in third article OF the
me TWO thousand one nundred and sixty dollars
For twenty sixth o thirty instruments for iron and steel
for shop stipulated the mud arcle Of he treaty of the
first OF August eighteen hundred and wentynIne SIX hun
dred and sixty dollars
For Of thirty instruments for laborers and
stipulated The third arcie of the of the first
OF August eighteen hund. ed and three hun
For third Of nstalmens for educa-
ton stipulated the fourth article Of The of the IF
teenth September hundred and three
FOR tweny-t.r of twenr-seven instruments for six az
Ticuliursis, purchase Of ploughs and other pe
ments stipulated the fifth of the treaty OF The
fifteenth OF september. eighteen hundred and hirytwU
. Thousand hundred dollars
For twemythrd of rVenvseYen instamentS for pay of
phycs, stipulated L. the nth article of the treaty
Of the fifteenth of September eighteen hundred and tir
two. four hundred dollars
For million hundred thousand dollars
at stipulated the fourth of the
of The first Of November hundred and ,hr
ty-seven, hfty-lNe thousand dollars
For interest eighyfve Thousand dollars, at five per
stipulated the fourth article of the treaty of the
thirteenth oil October eighteen hundred aud four
Thousand two hundred and hfly dollars
For the ufnegotatng with, and making
of goods and the Indian tribes
Territory of Oregon, sixty-eight thousand dollars
For the expenses Of negotiating treaties Of WITH and
king presents goods provisions to- Indian tribes
the TERRITORY OF ashngfon foryhve thousand dollars
presents goods and provisions TO- the indian
The Territory of Utah, forIy-ive thousun dollars
For the expenses OF negotiating treaties wih and LAX
ing presents of goods :e Apache Naa
joe, and Utah Indians the Territory OF New Mexico,
thirty thousand dollars
For the of holding council with and making
"er I % TO- ths
within adjacent 10 the boundary Of Washington
Territory eighty thousand dollars
To pay Andrew Tayur his reservation of six hundred
and forty of land at CicoOdtown the waters of
twenty dollars wIth interest from the twentyhird day of
Augis eighteen hundred and fortythree
tor the expenses OF making Of agricultural i'm
plemenls anu farming the bands Pueblo H.
dams the Territory Of New Mexico thousand dollars
Pr0eatd That the Secretary OF the Inferior If IN his
discretion the pubic interests require be authorized to
use any par, OF The appropriations neren made for making
and for holding councils at tr Benton, PRIOR the
mencenent ot the next fiscal year
For adjusting difficulties outbreaks among
the Indians IN Oregon Territory, thousand dollars
For general incidental expenses of the Indian service
Oregon Territory, ten thousand dollars
expenses OF and transportation of annuities
GtlyI
Thousand dollars
For Incidental of the Indian
W ashihgton Territory, fifteen thousand dollars
For general incidental the Indian service
the Territory OF New McKee,, twenty-five thousand dollars
For general incidental expenses of Indian
the Territory of Utah, twenty thousand dollars
or general incidental expenses of the Indian service
the Territory Of Utah. during the year ending June thr
tsh eighteen hundred four ten thousand dollars
For general incidental expenses of the Indian
Washington Territory for months ending June thr
tieth eighteen hundred and fory-four five thousand dol
lars
For balance due for of presents
goods, and provisions the Camanches kioways, and
olher Indians the Arkansas River thousand
hundred dollars
To pay for certain goods by late j. S Watrous
placed out of annuity goods which with
building were consumed by fire. Nav eighteen hundred
and ttyhree four thousand hundred and thrtysx
dollars and three
For payment in full to the Winnebago of Indians
of certain unexpected balances
treaties education provisions
goods, four dollars and sixtynipe
For payment of balance due the Creek Indians
sustained during the with Great Britain by that
portion of the tribe who friendly
With the United States addition the of
the hlreth of August, eighteen hundred and fty-two,
two hundred and f'rty-eight dollars and ten
For Greek Indians individu-
sold with the appreciation of the Secretary of
War; the eighteen hundred and fory-one the Com
of Indian Affairs having consdera-
for the of said Indians certificates of deposit
he Planters and Mechanics Bank IF Columbus, Georgia,
which failing while said certificates hands of
hundred dollars
Trds LndianSFor compensation three special agents
md four interpreters for the Indian bes of Texas and for
he purchase of presents, fifteen thousand dollars
For the of making the
surveys of land accommodate the Indians residing
the State Of Texas areeably to arrangements author