Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-09-05
[BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session IF tie 7aiftss. pena C0ngre
Chap. l57..


FChap- l57. t7,a
AN ACT making Appropriations tr the current and con-
tingent Expenses of the Indian Department. and for full
filing Treaty Stipuations with various Indian Tribes,
the Year ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and
sXT-One. 49,
NSquaiy Puyalup, and other Tsbes and Bands of In
dunsFor sixth intalment part payment for reinquish-
fourth article treaty twenty sixth December eighteen hum
dred and fifty y-foHr. two thousand dollars.
For sixth of twenty nsalmens for pay of instructor,
smith carpenter farmer and assistant neees
sarv per tenth article treaty twenty December egh
hundred und fifty FOUR six thousand seven hundred
dollars.
Omahas-For the third of ten intAments of this amount
being second of the series in otherwise fourth
article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty
four thirty thousand dollars.
For sixth of ten iustalments for support of miller per
eighth article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred
and hty-fmr. six hundred dollars. ss-. ID.
For sixth of ten nstments for support of blacksmith
and assistant and iron and steel for shup per eighth art
Gle treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and your
nine hundred and forty dollars
For sixth of ten insmens for support of farmer per
eighth article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred
aud hfv-f0ur, six hundred dollars.
For KEEPING repair the grist and mill provided for
by the eighth article of the treaty of sixteenth March, egh-
teen hundred and fty-four, three hundred dollars
For supplying the smiths shop with Tools and keeping
the same repair per eighth article of the treaty Of
teenth March, eighteen hundred and ffyOur three hun
dred dollars.
For an engineer thousand two thousand [hundred
dollars.
dd and twenty dollars at five pcr centu being the val
ue fifty four sections OF land rpart secnnd June egh
per Senate resolution nineteenth January eighteen hun
ded aud thryegh three thousand four hundred aud hf
ly-Sx dollars.
Otoes and Missourias the third of ten instaments
amcunt being the second series money other
wS per fourth article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen
hundred and ifty-fnur, thirteen thousand dollars
For sixth of nSialmenIs for pay of miller, per
enih article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and
ffty-fur, six hundred dollars.
For sixth of instaments for blacksmith aud assistant
ard and steel for shop, per seventh article treaty M
teenh March, eighteen hundred and hfy-iour nine hun
dred aud forty dollars.
For sixth Of ten nstaments for farmer per seventh art
Gle treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and ffyfur
hundred dollars.
For sixth of nsalmeus for farmer per seventh ar-
Gle treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and hyOur
six hundred dollars
For keeping in repair the grist and saw MILL provided
for BY the seventh article of the treaty of fifteenth March,
eighteen hundred and hityuur three hundred dollars.
For supplying the smiths shops with tools and X eping
the repair per seventh article of the treaty fifteenth
March, eighteen hundred and -four. three hundred dol
arS. -1.-r T--r
Fer an engineer one thousand two hundred dollars
Ottowas and Chippewas of Michigan.-For fifth of ten
equal annual instruments for educational purposes TO be
expended under the direction of the President according
the wishes Of the Indians far may be reasonable and
just per second article of the rety of thirtyrst July
eighteen hundred and ffty-6Ee eight thousand dollars
rhe last of five equal annual instaments in a5ricul
ualmpIemens and carpenters TOOLS household furniture
and building Materials cattle labor and necessary useful
articles per second article of the treaty of thirty first July
For fifth nstament for the support of four blacksmith
shops Tor ten years. per second article OF the treaty Of th
y-hrst Jnly eighteen hundredand fifty ve four thousand
two hundred and forty dollars
For fifth nsament of principal payable annually for
Ten years. To be distributed capita in the usual manner
paving annuitieS per second article of the thryrs
Juy eighteen hundred and hfty-hve ten thousand dol
lars .--C-.-
For interest on two hundred and fifty six thousand dol.
lars unpaid part the principal of three hundred and
SIX thousand dollars for year. at i've centum
annu to be distributed per capita in the usual manner
nnnAa fha Of
y-hrs july eighteen hundred and fy-ive, twelve thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For fifth of equal annual instaments on thrty-iye
thousand dollars in lieu of hrmer treaty stpulatons to
be paid capita TO the Grand River 0was per second
article OF the treaty of thirtyrst July eighteen hundred
aud hiIyhye three thousand five hundred dollars.
ottawas Of kansasFOr their proportion of the
Geh annutles IN money goods or otherwise payable un-
der the fourth article of the treaty of third August
teen hundred and nneyve second article the treaty
Seventeenth September eighteen hundred and eighteen
ana fourth article of the treaty OF twenty-nuth August
egneen hundred and twenty two thousand six hum
dred dollars.
Pawnees.-For third of five instaIments in goods and
such articles be necessary for hen per second ar
Gle treaty September eighteen hundred
hity-seven forty thousand dollars
For support of two manual labor schools annually dur
ing the pleasure Of the President per third article treaty
"eny-tnurth September, eighteen hundred and
Ten thousand dollars
For the pay teachers under direction of the
President third article tray twentyfourth Sepem
5er eighteen hundred and fftyseven thousand two
For purchase of and STEEL and other foI
The sane during the pleasure of the President per fourth
article eaty twenyfourth September, eighteen hundred
and hfty-seven five hundred dollars !.
For pay of two blacksmiihs, Of whom to be gun
smith and tinsnith per fourth article treaty twenty fourth
September eighteen hundred and ftyseven Thousand
two hundred dollars -. 81
For compensation of two strikers apprentices in shop
uh article treaty twenty-fonrth September, eighteen
hundred and hfty-seyen four hundred and eighty dol
third of instalmens for farming utensils anG
Stock during the pleasure of the President per fourth art
e treaty wenyfOurth September, eigE teen hundred and
MY seVen one thousand to itwo] hundred dollars.
y OF farmer per fourth article treaty twenty fourtt
Two hundred dollars .z.<
For second Of ten nstaments for pay of miller at tn
sereon of the President per fourth article eay twenty
hundred dollars = .---7---.----.5 : :. = :
For second of instaments for pay of an engineer
e discretion Of The President per fourth article lreat
owe fourth September eighteen hundred and fifty seven
Ong thousand two hundred dollars -
FOR compensation apprentices to assist in working th
e;h per hurih ariee treaty twenty fourth september
eg,een en- hundred and fifty seven Eve hundred dollars
he second OF three nstaments fr ihe pay of six Ia
es per seventh article treaty twenty fourth September
l'een hundred aud fifty seven, three thousand dol
fottawatomies-For permanent annuity in silver pe
five n article treaty third August sesenteen and nne
permanent annuity in silver, per third article treat
drnd & September, eighteen hundred and nine five hun
Sand ostooe eighteen hundred and eighteen, two thou
tv annuity IN money, per Sec0.d article trea
.yb1 benleth September, eighteen hundred and twenty
e'gn' two thousand dollars .s.e-ss -
permanent annuity specie per second article trea
twenty ninth july eighteen hundred and twenty nint
sixteen thousand dollars ,4s~ = -
For life annuity chief per third article treaty twenet
dollars '-"S s"o' wv nuNU'e
r3 s annuity to chiefs, per third article treaty twent
september eighteen hundred and thirty three
a education. durngth pleasure of Congress
ucie treaty sixteenth OCTOBER eighteen hundred an
twenty six second article treaty twentieth eri