New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24

| survivors of the war of eighteen hundred
| and twelve, which the Secretary is hereby
! authorized to employ for one year, and no
longer. fifteen thousand six hundred dol
J lars; and this appropriation is available for
said purpose fer one year and no longer.
For deficiency for fuel and lights in the
| Interior Department, one thousand two
hundred and eighty'twO dollars.
LAND OFFICE.
For contingent expenses of district land
offices for the fiscal year ending June thir-
| tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, five
! thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation
| for the expense of depOsiting public moneys
| for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-One, eight
| thousand dollars; and for a deficiency in
| the appropriations for clerks in the Office Of
the surveyor general Of California, five
| hundred dollars.
PATENT OFFICE.
To provide for the plates of an Official
! Gazette of the Patent Office abstracts of the
! drawings Of patents issued, thirteen thou
sand three hundred and thirty-three dol
| lars, to be expended under the direction of
! the Commissioner of Patents provided,
that one copy of said Gazette shall be
furnished to each Senator, Representative,
! and Delegate, and two copies to the Library
! Of Congress : provided further, that a sub
!
per annum for said Gazette shall be charged
| to each subscriber; and all sums received
! from such subscription shall be, on or be-
fore the first day of each month, paid into
the treasury.
FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
For the additional expense of printing
and stitching the Patent Office Official Ca
zette,. with the abstracts of specifications
and drawings, five thousand four hundred
| and twenty-five dollars.
CENSUS.
| To supply deficiency in the appropria-
| ton for the expenses of the ninth census,
| twenty thousand dollars, and such sum as
may be necessary to pay the remainder due
! census takers, for taking the eighth census
provided, that the amount of money paid
under this appropriation shall not exceed in
all twenty-five thousand dollars.
PUBLIC WORKS.
Columbia Institute for the Deaf and
| Dumb: For furnishing and fitting up the
| buildings Of the institution, six thousand
dollars
For repairs of buildings of said institute
during fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
| eighteen hundred and seventy-twO, three
! thousand five hundred dollars.
To commence the proper fitting up, in
| tire-prOOt manner, Of the vacant apartments
! in the Smithsonian Institution building for
the proper distribution and exhibition of
tory, geology and mineralogy, five thousand
dollars
For the preparation and publication Of
! the maps, charts, geological sections and
| other engravings necessary to illustrate the
| final report of the United States geological
survey Of the Territories, by Professor
| Hayden, ten thousand dollars, to be eE-
pended under the direction Of the Secre-
tary of the Interior
For the paymentof clerks in the Office of
the surveyor general of the State of Louis
lana, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For the repair and improvement of the
| congressional cemetery, to be expended
under the direction Of the warden and YES
try of Washington parish District Of Column
bia, three thousand dollars.
For the completion OF the United States
! courthouse at Charleston, South Carolina,
one hundred and two dollars and eight
! cents.
| CAPITOL EXTENSION.
For the purpose of buying and putting in
place new boiler, water tank and steam
pump in the south wing of the Capitol, ten
thousand dollars; and the disbursing clerk
of the Interior Department is hereby re-
CURED to disburse all moneys appropriated
for the United States Capitol extension and
! Improvement of the grounds, and to receive
therefor an annual compensation of one
thousand dollars, to be paid from said APP
preparation, from October first, eighteen
hundred and seventy-One; provided that
in the adjustment of the.accOunts of +. w.
Clemens, late dlsbUrsing agent of the Capt.
tOl extension, the accounting officers OF the
treasury are hereby authorized and directed
to allow him the sum Of eight hundred dol
lars to be paid from the appropriations
heretofore made for expenses of the ninth
census, as compensation for increased re
spOnsibility and labor in disbursing said
appropriations from October first, eighteen
hundred and seventy, to September thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and sev6nty-One.
For additional lamps and service-pipe in
the east and west parks, Capitol grounds,
four thousand dollars
INDIAN BUREAU.
For this amount, to pay to the Seneca
Indians the interest due on the sum of forty
thousand dollars, held in trust for them, as
provided in the treaty of February twenty
third. eighteen hundred and sixty-seven,
from June eighteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, the date of the ratification
of said treaty to November first, eighteen
hundred and seventy-One, the date when
interest on stocks purchased with said sum
of forty thousand dollars commenced to ac-
crue six thousand seven hundred and thlr-
ty-three dollars and thiTty-three cents,
I which amount shall be paid direct to said
Seneca Indians, and not to an agent, attor-
ney, or other person claiming to act for
| them.
For this amount, to replace the sum APP
propriated by the act of July twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-siX, I'M
der the provision of the sixth article of
treaty with the SeminOles of March twenty
first, eighteen hundred and sixty-siX, and
ninth article of the treaty with the Greeks
of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
siXJy-six, for the erection of agency build
ings on the reservations of said tribes,
twenty thousand dollars.
For this amount, to enable the Secretary
of the Interior to supply the Kaw tribe of
Indians in Kansas with subsistence, to re
lieve their immediate and pressing wants,
the same to be reimbursed to the United
States, from the proceeds of the sale of
lands Of the said Indians, when the same
shall have been sold under existing treaty
stipulations, ten thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, for subsisting the Nav
aiO Indians in New Mexico, for the fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-twO, sixty thousand dol
lars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to subsist the Apache
Indians of Arizona and New Mexico during
the remainder of the present fiscal year,
who shall be upon the reservation and
peacefully remain there, or who shall other
wise maintain peaceful relations with the
? United States, one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For this amount. or so much thereof as
may be necessary, for the subsistence, civil
zatiOu and care of the Arickaree, GrOs
Ventre and Mandan Indians, at Fort Der
thOld agency Dakota, during the Temain-
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