Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04
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LAWS OF THE UNITED srarr,

lPublic w. An act making appropriations for tho NJ
/ rent and contingent expenses 81 the indian /
par,ment, aud for full ling treaty stipula,ons =
various Indian trib $. for The year endno !,
thiitieth eighteen hundred and iityeiebt VI
(tosrISrrh)
MIANlES OF INDIANA.
1 For their proportion Of seventeen of twenty +;
| stalmenis in money, per second article treaty tu.
/ eighth November eighteen hundred and fo,,,.
fourth article treaty iifth june, eighteen b1nSr
aud filly-tour, five Thousand six hundred and M.
six dollars and thirty six cents
! For interest on Investment of two huudrod =,
twenty ono thousand two hundred and frtv.so
! dollars and eieh,ysix cents at five per cen,nm 4
/ Miami Indians Of Indiana, per Senate's amerdms
to fourth article treaty fifth June, eighteen hundr
and fifty -four, eleven thousand and sixty.two dbl,
and eighty nine cents.
For The payment to Israel Olinger adminis,r,,
Of Francis I.atontaine deceased, late PRINCIPAL chi
Of said tribe, OF an amount allowed to said d, coda
by the Indian Department in eighteen hundred n,
fifty, and heretofore app opraied for said puma
but returned To the surplus fund on the li,iie,b
Of June. eighteen hundred and fifty five five bund
| and ninety dollars.
MIAMIES = EEL RIVER
For permanent annuity in goods or ohery
per fourth article treaty third August seventeen hl
dred and nnety.tive, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or orthervis
per third article treaty twenty first August cirhc
hundred and five, two hundred and fifty dollars
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, nd
third aud separate article Of treaty ihrlieth Scptr
Der, eighteen hundred and nine three hundred NJ,
fifty dollars.
NAyAJOES.
For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the Navajo
pursuant to the requirements of the tenth oric
- tinih September, eighteen hundred and fort
n Rvc thousand dollars
NIsQUALLY, PUYALLUP. & OTHER TRlBl
AND BANDS OF INDIANS.
For fulfilling the articles negotiated twenty six
December, eighteen hundred and RGty.four. wit
certain bands of indians of Pugcts's sound, Wa,
ingcon Territory.
For third instruments, in part payment for rein
punishment Of title 10 lands to be applied to bencfc
objects, per fourth article treat twenty sixth I'D
cernhcr eighteen hundred and fifty lonr three tho
sand dollars
For third of twenty insialments for ply Or ID
s'rnrtor, smith, physician, carpenter, farmer, an
aS,stont it necessary, pcrtenth article treaty twcn
sixth December eighteen bundled and fifty four
four thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
OMAITAS.
For third of three iustalmen,s, il, ,Aoney or olbe
wis Of forty thousand dollars each per annum. I'D
fourth article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hui
bred and ity-iou, forty thousand dollars
For hird of ten instruments for support Of m
Ter, per eighth article treaty. sixteenth March, Gig
teen hundred and fifiy.fur six hundred dollars
Foo third of ten instruments for support of blac
smith and assistant, aud iron and steel for shop, r
eighth article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hu
died and fifty four n'ne hundred and forty dollar
For third OF ten instanenis for support Of farmp
per eighth article treaty sixteenth March, eigh,cc
hundred aud iilty-four six hundred dollars.
OSAGES
For the last of twenty instalments, as annuity i
money, or otherwise, per second article treaty cc
cnth January, eighteen hundred and thirty.nh
twenty thousand dollars.
For the last Of twenty insiamcnts for two smith
establishments, per second article treaty eleven,
January, eighteen hundred and thirty nine. ta
thousand dollars
For interest on sixty thousand one hundrc
and twenty dollars, Mt five per centum, being tn
value of fiIty-fDur sections Of land set apart secon
January eighteen hundred aud twenty-five for eau
cational purposes per Senate resolution ninctecn
January, eighteen hundred and thirty eight, thrc
thousand four hundred and liity.six dollars.
OTTOES AND MISSOURIAS.
For the last Of three instruments, as annuity, 4
money or otherwise, per fourth article treaty fftccn
March, eighteen hundred and fifty four, twenty tho
sand dollars.
For third of ten instalnen'S for pay Of miller, pc
seventh article treaty fifteen March, eighteen bur
dred and ilty-iour, six hundred dollars.
For third Of ten instruments for blacksmith an
assistant, and iron and steel for shop per seven
article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred al
fiiy-tour, nine hundred and forty dollars.
Eor third Of ten inStalments for farmer, per sew
enlh article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen HUNDRED
and fifty four six hundred doors
OTToWAS AND CnIPPEWAS OF MICHIGAN
For second of ten equal animal instalments
educational purposes, to be expended underline dire
ton of the President, according to the wishes of
Indians, so far as may he reasonable and inst pei
second article Of the treaty Of thirty first July cig
teen huedred and fifty five, eight thousand dollar,
For second Of five equal ANIMAL instruments ID
agricultural implements and carpenters tools, house
hold furniture, and building materials, cattle. labor
and necessary useful articles per second article !
the treaty Of thirty first july eighteen hundred an
fifly-Iive, fifteen thousand dollars
For sccond nslalment fpr the support Of fon
blacksmith shops for ten years. per second article 4
the treaty of thirv-1rst July. eighteen huulrc
and fGly-iive, four thousand two hundred and fort
dollars.
For second instamcnt of principal, payable AM
nually for ten years, to be distributed per capita
the manner Of paving annnites, per second artic
Of the treaty Of thirtyilrst Juy, eighteen hundre
and hflv.tirc, ten thousand dollars
For interest on two hundred and cighty.six thou
sand dollars, unpaid part Of the principal SUN B
three hundred and six thousand dollars for one year
at five per ccntnm per annum, to be distributed pc1
capita in the usual manner Of paying annui'eS. pen
second article of the treaty of thiryrst july cch1
teen bundled and iiltylve, fourteen thousand Mre1
hundred dollars
For second of ten equal annual inStamcnts, ID
lien Of former treaty stipuatious to be paid per cap