Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-28

and separate article to treaty hreh September eighteen
hundred and nine, three hundred and 6fty doilars.
Naoajoes-Eor fulfilling treaty stipulatops with the /
Navaoes pursuant to the of the tenth article
treaty ninth September, eighteen hundred and
five thousand dollars. - ~ =. u
sgp s end , s TIL; cd ssss. &
bands q Indians Of Pugss Sound washington Territory
ment Of title 70 lands to be applied beneficial objects
per fourth article treaty twenty December eighteen
hundred and hftyfOur, two thousand dollars sf3 sS
For fourth of twenty instruments for pay of instructor
smith physician Carpenter farmer and assistant if neoss
dollars. ,-'77.s
Onahas-For the first of instalments of amount
fourth article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred
6fty-four, thirty thousand dollars.
For fourth Of ten instaments for support of miller,
per eighth article sixteenth March, hundred
and fifty -tour, six hundred dollars.
For fourth Of ten nstaments for support of blacksmith
and assistant and iron and steel for shop, per eighth art
nine hundred and forty dollars
For fourth Of ten nstaments for support Of farmer per
fifty -four, six hundred dollars
Osage-For interest sixty mine thousand hun
ue Of yfour sections of land set apart second june
teen hundred and twenty-five for educational purposes
Senate resolution nineteenth january eighteen hundred
doilrrs -
Ooss and Mssourias-For the first of ten instalments
Of this being the second SERIES other
wise per fourth article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen
hundred and y-four thirteen Thousand dollars
For fourth Of ten instalmens for pay miller per
enh article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and
nifty four, six hundred dollars.
For fourth of nsalments blacksmith and
ant and iron and steel for shop per seventh article treaty
fifteenth March eighteen hundred and fyonr, nine hun
For fourth of instruments for farmer per seventh
tcle treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and 6yur
0ttoa0as and Chippeoas of Nchigun-For third of ten
extened expended under the direction of the President
according to tho wishes of the Indians far may be
reasonable and just second article of the of hir
/ dQndH
| dollars.
For third of five equal annual nstaments agricultural
implements and carpenters TOOLS household furniture, and
building materials CATTLE labor and necessary useful ar
cle per second article of the treaty of hry-rSt july
For third nstament support blacksmith
shops for ten second article of the treaty of ih
tyhs July eighteen hundred and fy-fve four thousand
For third instalment Of principal payable annually for
paying annuities per second article treaty of
July eighteen hundred and fftyve ten thous-
For interest hundred and seventy-six thousand
dollars unpaid part Of the principal of three undred
per annum to be distributed per CAPITA in the usual
ner o. paying annues per second article Of the treaty o,
esh n dosr and
For third of ten equal annual instruments in lieu of
nd treaty t." be raid per capita s to the
July eighteen hundred and ftyve three thou
| sand five hundred dollars.
Otasoas Of Kansas-For their proportion of the pema
nent annuities in money goods otherwise payable I'M
der the fourth article of the treaty Of third seven
teen hundred and nnetyve second article of the treaty
of seventeenth November, eighteen hundred and
fourth article of the treaty of seventeenth September egh
teen hundred and eighteen and fourth article of the treaty
of twentynnth August eighteen hundred and twentyone
| two thousand six hundred dollars.
of the President per fourth article treaty ninth Octo
ber eighteen hundred and thrythree thousand dol
! lars.
| (To BE coSr1SUED)
| [CHAp. CLXIIl
Be enacted by the Senate and House CT Reprtsenatires
Slo# Hs 6e esiablsfed IS p Pc
- From Mount Sterling via Buekhorn; Walkers Neck
Esx in the village
From Versailles 7a Chanlbersburgh, Perry, to Grggs-
| vile, tn Pike county.
ss two nor h Big Mex pO;
From Dakota, the Rocine and Mississippi Railroad,
via Rock Grove to Broadhead on the Milwaukee, and Mis-
| sssippi Railroad, Wisconsin
| From Joliet to Gswego.
| From Golconda to Raleigh.
! From Trenton to MascOuta.
From Otawo via Buck Greek, and Freedom to Earls-
! From Belleve via Shiloh. to Lebanon.
From kankakee city, the Illinois Central Railroad to
Dwight, on the Chicago and ST. Louis Railrcad.
From Rockford via New Milford kibuck, and Linnen-
From Junction, via Underwood, White Rock, and
| Payne's Point, to Oregon.
From Matoon in Coles county, vir Paradise and Green
From 0ney, in Richmond county, VIA St. Marie and
Newton in JASPER county, TO point on Eastern Baanch,
From Preston to Chestes, in Aandolph county.
From Nation, via Sullivan Marrowbone, to Decatur.
From Mount vernon to Rchview, in Washington
county,
From Springfield via Grove'and Deavan, Prairie Crsek,
| and MiddleOwn, to Peoria.
From Chester, in Randolph county, via steuben and
From Table CIRQUE, in Fulton county, to vermont
| From Be-nadotte, in Fnon county, to Ipavia.
From Argyle to Colchester, in Mcbonough county:
From Monmouth via Ellieon Bartan, and Bradford, in
| Henderson county, to La Harp, in Hancock county.
From Carthage to ,Appenoose.
From Rushvilte via Ltteion and Birmingham, to Ply
From Macomb- in McDonough county, via Johnson and
From Rock Island. via Dubuque, to Duneitb. Iowa.
tie Mackinaw, and Armiugton to Atlanta
, From Chilicothe via Northampton, Long Ridge Valley
From Pecatonica, via Durand, Loona, and Avon, to-
Broadhead, Wisconsin.
From Grouse via Kanevills; to Backbeay Station,
now, to Washington.
From Havana, Mason city, and Stephens, to Lincoln
Faom airard, via IaDesvie Ltchaeld. : -.
| omAlton, via Harris and WOODBURY. Bunker Hill
| From Cheona, via Fairbury, to Douglas city
From Elizabeth. via Arery, Guilf1rd, Scales Mound
White Oak Springs, and New Dggngs, to shullsburgh
From Warren, via Greenvale, Wards GroAe Stockton
Plum River, Lerinda, and Sizabeth, to Hanover.
From Mquaty, via Harrsburgh and Marion, to Carbon
From Murphysboro via Blairsvile and Herings Prairie
From Pnckneyvile, via Grand Cote Plaire Coulter
From Jon:sbero', via William Penrodc and Wizards
Landing to Jackson, Missouri. -
From Caledonia to Valley Forge.
, From Dqnleith. via Potos, cassvile Patchgrove,t
| Prairie du Chen, in Wisconsin M.
| INDIANA.
From Ma ches in Martin county via Pleasant Valley,
Haiberts Bluff Dover Hill, and Scotland, Bloomfield in