National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
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LAWS or TIE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.

LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF TIKI
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
IGEEERAL NATURE, No. a. aEtiauei.1
For eighth of ten instruments of second "a
RES, for the purchase Of provisions and tobacco
per fourth article treaty Of October fourth
eighteen hundred and forty-tWo, and eighth
article treaty Of September thirtieth, eighteen
hundred end forty-fouF, and third article
treaty OF MAJ seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, six hundred aud siTty-ssyen dollars
sad sixty-seven cents
For eighth Of ten instalmentS Of the second
series, for the support Of two smith-shoPs, In
GLIDING the pay Of two smiths and assist
ants, and furnishing iron and steel, per fourth
article treaty Of October fourth, eighteen bun
dEed AID f0rty-tEo, and eighth article treaty
OF September thirtieth, eighteen hundred ana
hfty-four, and third article treaty OF May
seventh, eighteen hundred and siKty-four, SIX
SIX hundred and sixty-SeYen dollars anu Si2ty-
seven cents.
For eighth Of ten instruments Of the second
series, for pay of two farmers, per thira artlcle
treaty Of May seventh, eighteen naharel ana
siEty-iour, three hundred and thlrty-tnree ool-
lars and thirty-three cents
For last OF twenty instruments Of annuity, IN
money, per third article treaty OF February
tWsnty-secopd eighteen hundred and htey-
i've, twenty thousand dollars.
For twenty-seyenth and twenty-eighth Of
forty-six instruments, to be paid to the Chip
pswas Of tie Mississippi, per third article
treaty of August second, eighteen hundred and
forty-seven, and third article treaty Of March
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and axty-seYen,
two thousand dollars.
For seventh often instruments, for the support
of q school or schools upon said reservation
in accordance with third article treaty Of
March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, four thousand dollars.
For seventh of ten instalments, to be ex-
pended in promoting the progress Of the people
In agriculture, and assisting them to become
self-sustaining, in accordance with third
article treaty Of March nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and siEty-seVen, six thousand dol
lars.
For seventh Of ten instruments, for the SUD-
port of physician, in accordance with third
article treaty Of March nineteenth. eighteen hun
dred and siKty-seven, one thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For seventh Of ten instruments, for the pur-
chase Of necessary medicines, in accordance
with third article treaty Of March nineteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, three hun
dred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of de-
livery Of snnuities and provisions for the Chip
pewas Of Mississippi, In accordance with sixth
article treaty Of March nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and siXty-seve1, two thousand dol
lars.
CHIPPEWA, PILLAGER, AND LAKE WIN
NEBAGOSHTSH BANDS.
For twentieth of thirty instruments of an
nuity, in money, per third article treaty of
February tWenty-second, eighteen hundred and
hfey-f7e, ten thousand six hundred and sixty
six dollars and SiTty-six cents.
For twentieth of thirty instruments of an |
putty, IN goods, per third article treaty of |
February tWenty-second, eighteen hundred and /
hfsy-ive, eight thousand dollars.
For twentieth Of thirty instalmeuts for pur- /
poses Of utility, per third article treaty Of Feb
ruary tWenty-secoud, eighteen hundred and /
nfty-hTe, four thousand dollars.
FoT last OF twenty instruments, for purposes
OF education, per nhird article treaty Of Feb
ruary tWenty-seeond, eighteen hundred and /
nft5-nTey three thousand dollars.
CHIPPEwAs OF RED LAKE AND PEN
BINA TRIBE OF CHIPPEWAs. L
For this amount, as annuity, 70 be paid per
capita 10 the Red Lake band Of Chippewas,
during the pleasure Of the President. per third
article treaty of October second, eighteen bup-
ared and siEty-tbree, and second article SUD-
Elementary treaty Of April twelfth, eighteen
hundred and siGty-four, ten thousand dollars.
For this amount, 70 the Pembiua band Of
ShippeWas, during the pleasure Of the Presi-
Gent, per same treaty, five thousand doIlars
For eleventh Of fiteen instaImeuts. for the
purpose Of supplying the Red Lake band Of !
OhipPeWas with Eilling-tWfne, cotton maitre |
calico, linsey, blankets, sheeting hannels, pro.
Visions, farming tools, and for such other use
ful articles and for such other useful purposes
IS may be deemed for their best interests per .
third article supplementary treaty of Aprf s
twelfth, eighteen hundred AMI sixty -four, eight
thousand dollars. {
For eleventh Of fifteen instaImeuts. for same 3
objects, for Pembina band Of Chippewas, per b
same treaty, four thousand dollars.
Fer eleventh Of fifteen instruments, for nav v
Of one blacksmith, one physician, who shan .
furnish medicine for the sick, one miller, and q
one farmer, per fourth article Of same treaty, d
three thousand nine hundred dollars. - 2.
For eleventh Of ffteen IL talments, for the il
purchase OF iren and steel and other articles | G
Tor blacksmithing purposes, per same treaty. "a / a
above, one thousand i've hundred dollars. e
For eleventh Of fifteen instruments, to be ex- b
pended for earpentering aud other purposes,
per same treaty, one thousand dollars. e
For transportation OF annuity goods and BRO / b
visions, and iron and steel Tor blacksmiths, for
me ChipPeWRs Of Red Lake and PembiuA q
tribe, two thousand dollars. ... b
CHoCTAws. d
For permanent annuity, per second article II
treaty OF November sixteenth, eighteen hun | Fl
red and five, and thirteenth article treaty of II
June twenty-second, eighteen hundred and te
ifty-hye, three thousand dollars. n
For permanent annuity, for support of light
lorsemenJ per thirteenth article treaty of Oc- In
'o6er eighteenh, eighteen hundred and twenty, h
md thirteenth article treaty Of June TWENTY q,
Iecond, eighteen hundred and fxty-six. six e
hundred dollars. Ia
For permanent annuity, for support of black
mfthI per sixth article treaty of October NJ
eighteenth, eighteen hundred and twenty, 81
nnth article treaty Of January twentieth, ID
lghteen hundred and twenty-five and thin
eeuth article treaty Of June tWenty-seeond- ! in
lollars. - -
For permanent annuity, for education, per n
econd article treaty Of January twentieth n
lghteen hundred and twenty-five, and thir-
eenth article treaty Of June tWenty-secopd. ma
ighteen hundred and ffty-fYs, stx thousand K,
ollars. a.
For permanent annuity, Tor iron and steel. br
er ninth article treaty Of January twentieth an
ighteen hundred and twenty-five, and thir.
eenth article treaty Of June twenty-seeond, RE
nd twenty dollars. ii,
For interest on three hundred and ninety ar
1ousand two hundred and dfty-seEen dollars
40 ninety-tWc cents, at i've per centum per Wis
onum, Tor education, support Of the govern Of
ent, ana otheT beneficial purposes, under the Civ,
rection Of the general council of the Cboc =,
Tvs, IN conformity with the provisions con- -
lned In the ninth and thirteenth articles
eaty Of January twentieth, eighteen hundred goS
ID twenty-five, and treaty Of June TWENTY deE
eondr eighteen hundred snd ffty-hTe, nine ing
en- thousand i've hundred and twelve dollars cut
10 eighty-uihe cents. EN-
TRIBES AND BANDS OF lciL
INDIANS IN MIDDLE OREGON. ~
For the last Of five instruments, third series res
2ehehelal objects, per second article treaty and
June tFenty-ffth, eighteen hundred and
ty-hYe, four thousand dollars.
FOR last Of fifteen instruments, for nav and +
osistence Of one farmer, one blacksmith, and sew
9 wagon and ploW maker, per fourth srtIcls OF
ssty Of June twenty-6fth, eighteen hundred pun
q htty-Eve, three thousand Eve hundred dol uIe
10. ann
FOR fifteenth Of twenty instruments, for nav pos
q subsistence Of one physician, one SAWYER. NM
E miller one superintendent OF farming oper, eign
ons, and enc school-teacher, Der fonrtb el8n
acle tresty Of June twenty-filh, eighteen
naE osI and tty-aye, I've thousand one hur- F,
Tor fifteenth Of twenty instruments. for DER
cry OF ths head chief Of said confederated Ra i
nds, per fourth sriiele treaty Of June t,Esntv IN
p, eightesnhundred and iity-hve, 1--WE hun
cRFEEs Pc