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k - ' " T r t THURSDAY, APIUL. lii'73. 3Iemory.: BT A1CI a. SMITH. i lali memory, la my day-dreams. "on a backward view I cast. Imagination taste easares of the r h the present U aU hado'W, J the past Is la tt rrave. would not. In my arrow. s?p my tool la Lethe's ware. - hara reveled la tor' unhlne j X bar drank. his dulort Ui 1 bav felt ths aUng of roldaeM i la tb heart I thought my own ; Uut a the bow of promise 1 la bora of clouds and rain. Bo memories sweet will ri above The memories of paJn- 2 havs felt the death of pa-slou IathakJaaofecstary I hare clasped an Idul to my lr a-t i Which strnxxled to get free 1 hara realised In angulfh What It la to Vive in vain. And yet the mem'ry of my b!Ua la greater than my pain. : Oh, glorious, golden moments Of lore, and W th, aad tnnt. FU hag thee to my bueom Till daat returns to dirnt. TU painful to relinquish What I deemed reality. But. oh ! twera harder far to k So sweet a memory. In conning my past record. 1 I And much that rives me pain. j And much that I would alter I Coold I live my life aualn; ?... . . t . i i Those hours of ecutacy. When Lore seemed mine and this bright world Was ranullse to me. f OFFICIAL. JAWS OF THE UNITED STATl-S. - "Patted at the third Session of tfie (forty-second Congress. Gkxebal jiATUitE No. 31. Co-eldcd e-aVX ACT making appropriations for efi the current and eontineent expeiiM.- ef the Indian department, and for ful filling' treat j stipulator with various Indian tribes, for the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and aeventT-lour, and forotlier purKMwH. j ROGUE RIVERS. For ' fourth of fire instalment. in Idankets. clothing, farming ui.nsiU, end stock, per third artiele treaty .f September tenth, eighteen hundred and lifty three, three thousand dollar. " SACS a.nd FOXES OF THE MIIS- 1 For -rmaneit annuity, in or thorwisa. ier third article treaty of (Nov ember third, eihlen hundred and l ,Innr, nno mouunu uoium. For Interexton two hundred thousand I 'dolUra, at live per cent im, per Mtinnl . article treaty of October twenty !irt, 1 ''eighteen hundred and thirty seven, ton - :tbouaml dollars. For interest an eight hundred llnm- J " sasd 4IUr, at live per eeiiiiini, per f " second artiele treaty ef Viln-r eit I, Tentb.'eititeeii hundred and liny t, ( " fnrtv tlkiuiiuiul ilollars. i"oVlstof tivw insUlriientH, I r -uj- i port at a phyi-iHii and pun-lwie f j medicines, one tliou.ind lite hundred : Jdouar. Forltof live Instlin uU, t 'r1 wuj. plying aaid trile with tolmctt and wait, three hundred and tUy lliar.. 'f !cica!ivn nivw ni' Miswii't't . ; For Interest on rine hundred juk! tifiy 10 seven thousand four huitdr f (at live per centum, under tin .J" 4f the President, per secrtnd arti.-le 9 , treaty'or tctoicr twenty-lirst. eijciii't-n t humireil anil thirty seven, m-v i tln.ii- saiid Sight hundred and seventy dollars. f J SEMINOLES. J For; five per centum interest on two .hundred and fifty thousand d dlar. to be paid as annuity, per eigiiili uriicle j treaty! of August seventh, eighteen Imn j dred and fifty six, twelve thousand five hundred dollar. i r or interest on two nunurei a:ii nuy fORTltWE,T:BX BA2TDS. F-r t. tith tk tiwfity lntalmenU, to 1 !- if I tind-r the direction of the :tv I J nt, in the pun-haMe of su-b arti ulew aa he may deem suitable t their wanu, eitheij as banters or henNmen, per third article treaty of July thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty three, five thousand dollars. (, . --pOBHIP BAJTDS. " ''' For tenth of twenty inslalmenU, lobe expended nr.dcr tl.w direction of the President, i) tlie purchte of such arti clea, includisg enttie for h riling or oth er purposes.jaM he sthall deem suitable tn their want and conditiou as hunters or herdsmen), one thousand dollars. -KIIOSHONE3 AND RANNQCKS.. ' j 8HOSHOXJM..- ' For f urth of thirty instalinentM, Xu furchaae eigtit hnnired huiU if cloth ng fr males w fou rteen yearn id age, he fimiet. h. calico, ami (Inmfs'lc for eight huiidrel feiiil-a er the age of twelve vearn. and audi gixxl as nur Im ticealej iiiikr suiix fr eight hun- dretl lioys ai)d virt. thirteen thousand eijfht hund re. I ami eveitr four f'ollars. hor third bf ten inntaimeuta, for the purchase of such articles as may be cm Klered proper by the Secretary of the Interior for i.e thousand eight hundred ; ersons roaming and six hundred per tiit euitaisl in agricnlttire, thirty l!i"iiaud dollars. For pay of phyIciaIl, teacher, carp-ii t-r. engineer, fanner and b!Hi-kiiiitli, as .-r tenthjsrticle treaty of July third, eixh'ecn lunlrel and sixty eight, fix thousand e:;it hiiiiJretl dollars. , For lat i-t ihree instalments, to be eiH-inloi iiJ presents for the t;n ersons wlm kiow the niost valuable crop, un der the sanie act and treaty, live hun dred dollar f BA5SOCKS. ' For fourvh of thirty instalments to purchase fepr hundred suits of clothing for male over fourteen years of ane, the flannel, ho-c, calico, and dometica for four hundred females over the ae of twelve years, and nuch flannel and cot ton coods s mav be needed to make suits for ffiir hnndred boya and girls, six thuatjd uine hundrtsl and thirty seven dollars. For fourth of ten Instalments, for the purchase o:uch articles a.s may be con- iddered nrdixr bv the Secretary of the Interior, l?r eight hundred persons roaminir. aitd tour nutiuTeu persons en- araired in siriciilture. sixteen thousand dollars. j For pav if physician, teacher, carien- ter, engin-rir, farmer aitd blat-ksintth, six thouaTi eiuht bundrctl dollars. For tr.nHj'ortation of goMbi that mav le pnrclmd ! r the t-hoshones and JiMlllloCKS, SHOS1ION TABEGUACHE R.VNL OF For last of t-n iutAlments, purchase of i;'"".. under, the of the -fciecrvtarv -Hhe - UTAH for i the irection K, 'per eighth artlclu treaty of October seventh. eighteen hmi'tred! and Si ttf thxefi, h(pj Kwnat-ame4-U(Kmt ef 'ilirch-'twetitH fifth, eighteen hnndred and. sixty four, ten thousand I Hrsl 1 ' p ! Fer last of im instalments, per eighth artftla-of said treaty,- for tb purchase of provisions, under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, ten thousand dollars. i For yavef blacksmith, as per tenth arUtJa.ofr.ajLine treaty, seven .hundred and twenty dollar. For transportai Uai . and general incl- denul expend m r cbe delivery of goods,: per same thousand ' : . : rl j "For fourteenth of twenty instalments,' iquireu Mr vim? vtnuu tuiyivjinjo) for therefdr. ninth providing . the-necessary auxuursvj per-flfth 1 Article- treaty of J uniwl . eixhteen hundred and nrty nve, 1 provisions, od Mnjk - as, . r. .. . ... 1 article of Mime dollars.. t.'Ht. two TABEGUACHE. MIACHE, CAPOjrE,' WEEM IN.UC H i:, "Y A nA ; JJt AN f j RIYRR: AND; UINTAH -rt.l.tris of uTKs; , ;:. v '.;.-!"-' If -'.j J'or pay of two carpenters, two liiilV Iers. tWfVfarmer, antl ie bUcksiiUlh. s er tiil ntli srti-le treaty of Mrch aeiiid. eightfii liundretl and ti-XtV; eili', nine thousand dollars. . ; For pav if lw tt-acherH, as per same. article of a-iuic tic.ity, two thoiii-Hnd : dollars. 1 ,1 i For the purchsse of iron' and teel,! and the necrMtary Im1h for b!aokf-mit,li's hop, two hundred and twenty dollars.. For fifth of thirty instalments, to be expendeAl under iu direction of the: Secretary of the Interior, for clothing,: blankets, and such -ixher articles as be may think projer and necessary, under, eleventh article of same treaty, thirty thousand dollars. -V ! ! t 1 . ... .... 4 . 1 .ftA.rul ! uuder the direction of the Secretary of . uie interior, in suppiyios; naiu iiiuiana with beef, mutton, wheat, nour, ueans and potatoes, as per twelfth article' same t rent v. thirty thousand dollars For transportation of such goods; as may be purchased for said Indiahs, uveii ihnusanil dollars. ? . I TETON SIOUX. OTH Kit IDAHO OKKfifIN' Fr thi- is .... .1 . as ilin Pr-4 live thousand dollars. X. BANNOCKS, AND IS AN DS OF INDIANS IN AND SOUTHEASTERN imount, to be expended in provisions, or other articles :ent mav from time to time deteriiiine,i;icluding tmnsportation, in iiotrtK'iiitd :n nirriciiltural pursuits. in mplovee. . educatint; -hil- iing inedicifie and molical t-are for and suptsirt of the 1 itkfirtli fahi I I A ItAliLlnnu be paid as annuity, (they having joined their brethren west,) eighth article I treaty of August ioventh, eighteen hun ' dred and fifty six, twelve thousand five i hundred dollars. ( For interest on fifty thousand dollars. at the rate of hve ier centum per an i num,"t bv paid annually for Uio sup ' xrt of sciiotdH," as per ihint article treaty of .XI arch twenty lirst, -f;hteen hunclrcd and sixty two. two thousand five hundred dollars. For interest on twenty thousand dol j lars, at the rate of five per centiiii is r J annum, t be paid annually." for tho support or the semtnoie government, as ier third article treaty of March twenty .. . i . , , i : . . . urst, eiguiceii nuiiurvu anti sixty six, i one thousand dollars. t SEN EC AS. For permanent annuity, in specie. j per fourth article treaty of September J twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and ; seventeen, five hundred dollars . For permanent annuity, in spn;ie, or , lourtb article treaty of September m-t i cnteenth, eighteen hundreil and eigh- I teen, nve hundrel dollars. I For blacksiuituand assistant, fhops and tools, iron and steel, to be applied as stipulated in the seventh article treaty or r ebruary twenty third. eighteen bun dred and sixty seven, orfo thousand and sixty .dollars. For miller, during tho pleasure of the 'resident, six hundred dollais. SENECAS OF NEW YORK. For permanent annuity, in lieu of interest on stock, per act of February nineteenth, eighteen hundred aud thir ty one, six thousand dollars. For interest, in lieu of investment, on seventy-live thousand dollars, at live per centum, per act of June twenty sev .enth, eighteen hundred and forty tdx. three thousand seven hundred and fifty uoiiarv. Fas interest, at five per centum, on forty thrco thousand and fifty dollars, transferred from the Ontario Bank to the United States Treasury, per act of j une twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and forty six, two thousand one hun dred dollars and fifty two dollars and nrty cents. SENECAS AND.SIJ AWN EES. xor permanent annuity, in pecie. per fourth article treaty of September seventeentn, eighteen hundred and eighhiecnoiic thousand dollars. For blaeksmi Ji and assistant, shop ana toois, iron ana steel, one thousand and sixty dollars. SENECAS, MIXED SENECAS AND SHAWN EES. QUAPAWS, CON FEDERATED PEORIA, KASKAS- KIAS, WEAS. AND PIANKE- SIIAWS, OTTAWAH OK BI.ANCH ARD'S FORK AND ROCHE DE BOSUF, AND CERTAIN WYAN- DOTTS. , For last of live ivtstaluient, for black smith and asfcUtant,h"p and tsds,iron and steel fr shop, tor Shawnee., five hundred dollars. , Fer fifth of six instalments, for pay of blacksmith, and for necessary inu and steel bK for Peorhts, Kaskakias Wens anl PUukenhaws, une thous:ind one hundreii and twenty three dollars and twenty nine cents. SHAWN EES. . For sermanentannuity for education al purposes, per fourth article treaty of August third, teveutewn hundred and ninety five, aud third article treaty ol May tenth, eighteen hundretl and hfty four, one thoUHami dollars. l'or permanent annuity, in specie, for educational pnrjw-es, M?r Tourth article treatv of Septeiuler twenty ninth eigh teen hundred and seventeen, and third article treaty of May tenth, eighteen hnndred and fifty four, two ihHisand dolUr. lor Interest, at five per centum, on forty thousand dollars, kr eilucati'.nal pnrio, er ihinl article treaty of May wrun, eighteen hundreii and firty Ciur, two tbousanii dollars. providing tlren, ro-. -l. SICK . , nc orpliMiisoi mid Indians, and in sny otli- er respect k piomote their civilization, conilort, aiid improvement, forty thou sand dollars. SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK. For pei nisnent annuity, in clothing anil other Useful articles," ht xixth ar ticle treaty of November seventeenth, seventeen iliiuidred ami nii.etv four, four thouMid live hundred dollars. SIOUX Ml' DIFFERENT TRIBES, INCLUDlNti SAN TEE SIOUX IN Til ESI ATEOFNEBRASKA, AND PtiNt'A ON THE fJKEAT SIOUX rixehVatiox. AND FA MI LI IS tK SAN TEE DAKOTA SIOUX WHO HAVE TAKEN HOME ST KIS AT It NEAR FLAN DilEAU, IN DAKOTA TERRI TORY. , j For imv!.rf M-cfnd blai'ksmith, and funnelling iron, tenl. and other mute rial, two ilioii.saiii! d'rilars. Kor fonr: h of thirty instalments to I dollars, , pure-hate ('-lothinc ior nuim over four diiceiioii j Iih-ii j car-r a'c. for tl.iiiuei, hnte, nnd arti-lf -f l iul d.iii(iii-M rcouircd I for j ft-malcx oVt-r twelve years of age, and -rsiicii iHnuei ami t-oTion mmIs as may l i.lteded to make suits lor boys and jjirl", one hundred aId- fifty nine thou.aiid oiir hundreii dollars. I For f'urtli of thirtj instalment , to purchase nich articles ss may lie eon Kilenl pit ;tT by the Sii-retary rf tlie Intei ior r jierxns roaming and; for icrsoiis engaged in sericulture. Wo iiiuitred and thirty six thousand dol lars, j For the Inst of four instalments: for piircha-oe j of beef, flour, bacon, .and sugar in ' proportionate ijiiMiitities for twenty thousand iersoiis, under; the tenth article of tlie treaty of April twentv ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty eUht, and mi Insistence of Yankton Sioux, one milli -n three hundred land fourteen thousand dollars: Provided, That the Unexpended balam-e of appro priations heretofore made for the sub sistence of the Northern Cheyennea and Arapahoes may be u-ed to 'reimburse the appropriai Ion heretofore made for subsistence of Sioux of different tribes to an -amount equal to the amount heretofore expended from said Sioux appropriation for the sulmistence of the Northern! Cheyenne ami Arapahoe at the Red Cloud auency. For pay of physician, five teachers, one cai p-nter, one miller, one engineer, one- fanner, and one blacksmith,! ten thousand four hundred dollars. j For transMrtation, and tho ne-essary expensc-s of delivering gisjds, to be pur chased rth difiereut bands cflhe Sioux Indians, under treaty of April twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty " eight, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. SIOUX,' SISSETON AND WAHPE- TtN (.VXD SENATE SIOUX j OF LAKE TRAVERSE AND DEVIL'S LAKE. j For thisamoint. Ieinir the first of ten instalments of the sum of eiirht hundred dollars named in a certain agreement- made by the commissioners appointed by the Se'retary of the Interior, under the rovisions of the act of June seventh, eighteen hundred and seventy two. with tho Sisoetoii and Wahpeton txinds of Sioux , Indians, for the relinoaisdi- ment, by said Indians, of their claim to or in;crct in tho lands described in the second article of the treaty made with them Fobruarv nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty neven, the same to bo expended under the direction of the President for the benefit of said Ir.dians. in the manner prescribed in said treaty of eighteen hundred and sixty seven, as ameiKAjd by the Senate, eighty thousand dollars. And the said agreement is hereby 'confirmed excepting so much thereof i as is included in pa rsjrraohs numbered, respectively, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth : Provided, That no part of this amount shall tie expended until after tho ratifi cation uy said Indians or said agree ment as hereby amended. i YANKTON TRIBE OF SIOUX. For fifth of ten instalments, (second scries,) to he paid to them or expended for their beuetit. commencing with the ycut in which they shall remove to and settle and reside ujsn their reservation. per M-umi ariicie ireatv oi April nine teen, h, eighteen hundred and fifty eight, fortv iiiousand dollars. t For , transportation of cixhIsJ thoiisaad five hundred dollars. For this amount, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to purchase subH sistence and clothing for the Teton arid other bands ofSiouxin the vicinity of Fort Peck, Montana .Territory, snd fQt such otlier objects a the Secretary of the Interior, with tlij; approval ef the President, may deein necessary andi advisable, to prounVte the civilization and improvement of, said Indians, two; hundred thousand dollars. -But this1 appropriation shall beexended for the benefit of such portions of said bandit only, and for such time as they inaiu: tain friendly relations to the United States: Provided, That if any tradef his agent, or any person acting for 6j! under him, 1ihI1 sell any arms or am munition at his trading post or otlier" place within any district or country occupied by uncivilized or hostile I nK dians, contrary to the rules and regula tions of the .Secretary. of the Interior such trader shall forfeit hU right b t ratio with tint Indians, and the said Secretary xhall exclude such trader, and the agent, orotherierson soolleuding, from such district or country so ocupied; and the said Secretary is hereby directed and required to adopt such rules as may be necessary to prohibit such sales, and to enforce the same. H UMPQUAS, (COW CREEK BAND;) For last tof twenty instalments, in blankets, clothing, provisions, and slock, per third article, treaty of Sep tember nineteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty three, five hundred and fifty dollars. j UMPQUAS AND CA LA POO I AS OF UMPQUAS VALLEY, OREGON.)' For fourth of rive instalments, of the fourth series of annuity, for beneficial objects, to le expended as directed hy the President, Hjr third article treaty bf November twenty niudi, eighteen hun dred and fifty four, one thousand .dol lars. " ji For nineteenth of twenty instalments. for the pay of a teachec ami purchase bf books ami stationery, per sixth article treaty of November twenty ninth, eigli tevn hundred and fifty four, one tho tl sand four hundred and fifty dollars, i WALLA-WALLA, CAYUSE, AND UMATILLA TRIBES. I For fourth of five instalments, of third series, to be extended under the direc tion of the President, jcr second artif e treatv ol June ninth, eighteen hundred and tifty five, four thousand dollars, j: Fr tourlecnth of twenty instalments, for the purchase of -all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical tools, medi cines, and hospital stores, books and sta ionery for schools, repairs of school building and furniture, and for em ployees, three thousand dollars. it. For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for the pay and subsistence of one su perintendent of farming operations, ohe farmer, two millers, one blacksmith, one wagon and plow maker, one car penter and joiner, one physician, and two teachers, per fourth article. treaty iof June ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty five, eleven thousand two hundred dol lars. .1 For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for the pay of each of the 'head chiefs of tho Walla-Walla, Cay use, and Umatilla band-, the sum of five hundred dollars er .innum, cr fifth article treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty five, one thousand five hundred dolhus. WICHITAS, AND OTHER AFFILI ATED BANDS, AND INDIANS IN COUNTRY LEASED FROM CH.dC TAWS. . 3 : For this amount, to be c xpendediUn such goods, provisions, anu other arti cles as the President may from lime to time determine, including transporta tion thereof, in instructing in agricul tural and mechanical pursuit-", in pro viding emploj'ees, educating children, procuring medicine and medical attend ance, care for and support of the aged, sick, and infirm, for the helpless orphans of said Indians, and in any other respect to promote their civilization, comfort, and improvement,-: fifty thousand dol lars, j!" WINNEBAGOES. ' ' For interest n eight hundred and eighty six thousand nine hundred and nine dollars and seventeen cents, at five per centum, er fourth article' treaty of November lirst, eighteen hundred and thirtv- seven, and joint resolution of July Seventeenth, eighteen hundred and sixty two, thirty nine thousand three hundred and forty five dollars and forty six cents. i: tor twenty seventh of thirtj' instal ments of interest on seventy five thou sand th ree hundred and eighty seven dollars and twenty eight cents" at five per centum, jcr fourth article treaty of October thirteenth, eighteen hundred ai d forty six, three thousand seven hundred and sixty nine dollars and thirty six cents. ' ' "j For interest on .seventy eight thousand three Hundred and forty dollars and forty one cents, at five per centum, to bo expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, for the erection of house, improvement of their allot ments of land, purchase of stock, agri cultural implements, seels, and cither iteneficial purposes, three thousand nine hundreii and seventeen dollars and two cenu-. , I; For tr::nsprlatioii of goods, three thousand dollars. YAKAMA NATION. "M thee hnndred dollars. i ForfonrntAaywtyVsboients, for the WartWfJsJidJras the said confederated tribes and bands of Indians, may c-fr,b tieir head cbier, per fifth" article treaty of June ninth, eigbtaeniindred. and fifty five, fi ve h u ndre viorhrrsf- 4 L ' GENERAL LVflDENTAJj, EX-J For tb genei'al incidental expenses nf ih imlkn. service JnUiu Territory of AjJUMH'priuMSMjpf ssla, agi hjulturai j aud to assist Uivui .to , locate In pcrma j nent abodes, and nstaiu themselves by th puJXMta f civilized lile, to-be ex Inrednider the dire:tlon ol the Secte liry ff the Interior, fceeuty five thou sand dollars. CALIFORNIA. . For the geiier'i.l incidental exienses of the Indian service in California, pay of employees, presents of goods, agri cultural "implements, and other useful, artii-les, and to assist them to locate in permanent alssles, and sustain them selves by the pursuits of ci vilixed life, to lie ex oen ded under the direction of the Secretary "T the Interior, eighty five thousand dollars. COLORADO TEKRITORT. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Colorado Terri torry, presenLs of goods, agricultural implements, and other useful articles, and to assist them to locate in- perma nent abodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits or civilized life, to be ex pended under the direction of the Sec retary or the Interior, ten thousand dol lars. DAKOTA TERRITORY. For the general incidental exienses or the Indian service in Dakota Terri tory, , presents of goods, agricultural implements, and other useful' articles, and to assist them to locate in perma nent abodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits of civilized life, to be ex pended under the direction of the Sec retary of the Interior, twenty thousand dollars. IDAHO TERRITORY. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Idaho Territory, presents or goods, agricultural imple ments, and other useful articles, aud to assist them to locate in permanent abodes, and sustain themselves by the Dursuits of civilized life, to be expended under the direction of tho Secretary of the Interior, twenty thousand dollars. MONTANA TERRITORY. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Montana Terri tory, presents or goods, agricultural implements, and other useful articles, and to assist them to locate in perma nent abodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits of civilized me to no ex pended under the direction of tho Secre tary or the Interior, twenty five thou sand dollars. NEVADA. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Nevada, pres ents or goods, agricultural implements, and other useful articles and to assist them to locate in permanent abodes, aud sustain themselves by th pursuits or civilized life, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the In terior, fwenty five thousand dollars. NEW MEXICO. j For the general incidental expenses of tho Indian service in New Mexico, presents or goods, agricultural imple ments, and other useful articles, and to asist them to locate in permanent abodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits or civilized life, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, fifty thousand dollars. " j OREGON. f INTEREST OK TRUST-FUND STOCKS. I ... .... r J For i!aviUofffi interest 'veertairH abstracted and uonrpayiug State stocks belonging U various Indian tribes, (ahd'DuW tfu iritstuby the Seeretiiry;rf the J uteri, w-i.for the&scal-? oar ending svenv1Jirex',,ii:rrneiy : , . . .1 ; eFiirUifiifWstri tne"GfceroleaaonaVt fwdtbirty two. thousand iocttodra. andightyrdojjars.. y .n-.j v "- -; i Fer Interest on the .Cherokee school, fund; fwd-' thousand threff hundred and' nfty-uUMarsJ ?rt' ; ! ju.i -i.j ,vj : For.iulerest nthe Cb.kjfcasaw national fund., fifteen ihp11sand 90e.hundre4.and forty dollars.'-' ' ' ' "". .,' 'For.lnterestHi th f lilekasawineom- r Fur interest, ,W J.he , Clo;ta w general fund, 'twenty seven ihousand dol.ara. cFfi"r nrerest hir tfie' 'CtPck'nrph'ans" loiidj foOT thousand - arid forty eight diillai-ts'i.- n-.tr ! ' .n".;-- mi For iuterent pn the Pelaware general fOiid, eight thousand nine hundred: and thirty dollars- ' :-' '" l - ' :For interest oiSLtheJowas' fund, three thousand one hundred; and sixty ;dpl- lars. ".-., , . t ... V . 'tW - inferest on the Kaskaskias , Weas?, Peoriasf.'fciid Piankeshaws''rund, four thousand and eighty one dollars. For- interest pn ahe r-Kaskaskias', WeasL . Peoriasv and Piankeshaws, school fund, one- thousand lour Hun dred and forty nine dollars. -For interest on the Menomonces' fund, nine hundred and fifty dollars. For interest on the Ottawas' and Chip- pewas fund, two hundred and thirty dollars. For interest ou the Pottawatomies' educational fund, three thousand three hundred and fifty dollars. ' For contingent expenses of trust funds, one thousand five hundred dol-lais. Sec. 2. That the Secretary or the Inte rior be, and he is hereby, authorized to sell the bonds now held in trust by him for the Ottawa Indians for Blanehard's Fork and Roche de Bceuf, amounting to twenty one thousand six hundred and seventy four dollars and forty- eight cents, and apply the proceeds of the sale in the manner prescribed by the terms of the sixteenth article of the treaty with the Senecas and other tribes, of February twenty third, eighteen hun dred and sixty seven. Sec. 3. That all authority now exist ing by the acts of March second, eigh teen hundred and sixty one, and March third, eighteen hundred and seventy one, or otherwise, to issue or deliver any bonds of the United States to the Choctaw tribe of Indians, is hereby sus pended until tho further action of Con gress in the matter, and providing for such issue or delivery. Sec. 4. That there shall be set apart irom the tunds belonging to the Uhero kee nation, on 1 '.''jmH--lllll I" Mil ,i ipr 'Ml i1 I 'I I i JJ'JJ. !. .. I. l- .m-' "' TTTii r Tr a nnr ! ; third, eighteen hundred r,A a4 antH AiJ Tv ZZZZ3l?22?VXl A ana licenses to .J&e, issuel therefor, is persoAS ta engagar saldi btlslneAs'in anyr nianqeeaa defioed inKeaidiAhtor ?TS?'iflnykPe?ll5 persons, so doirig, 6n conyiction .thereof, inthe pbfic-eodrt of -sal District,1 on inlbr nte filedllbranif onT behalf of aid District, in ;the,maiiTArMMvtvirtiri -n.t the Sixteenth section pf the act creating the police court I n said District for the enforcement of laws or ordinances of the Jate- oorporati6ns..nf ;;Washintrtn GeqrgetOfwnr asd the levy court, shall pay a fine of notexceedimr onflthii dollars, or be iinprispned in the jail . of """- iirici or a periou oi not less than 3 tV-W a r"T ' , r r,T g.Vif.lT'TX.'IT'O ..I MifAertb Pfthlblt '-'t&cHSalc? bf - - i '' t-i-: ( v ?. r Intoxicating; liquors in Section !. The Creneral 'Assembjy of North Carolina do' enacts That it tehall be unlawful fear any person or persons, to sell or give away any intoxicating liquors in any way or manner, or in any quantity, so as to receive any compen sation, for the same " whatever, either directly or indirectly within four miles of -Antiocb church, in Alleghany coun ty; Bluff .Presbyterian church in Cum berland eoumy ; Asapole Missionary Baptist clinrch, in ' Robeson county, or oafflormw than wx ruonthsor both, J Yopp'a , Meeting t House, in , Onslow in uiuu:reuoi or the cpurt: provided, county. Or within three miles of the 1 nat anv nariv ilixMnimr i;rn...ir grteved by the judgemehttrf said eonrt may appeal theretrdm-trt , the criminal couit of said District in the manner provided for in other cases of convic tions in the said police court, and the judzment of said criminal court shall bo final. t , - Approved, February 17, 1873. General nature No. 34. AN ACT in relation to mineral lands. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That within the States hereinafter named de posits or mines of iron and coal be, and they are: hereby, excluded from the operations of an act entitled "An act to promote the development ef the mining resources of the United States," approv ed Mayi tenth, eighteen hundred and seventy two, and said act shall not ap ply to the mineral lands situate and being within the States of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, and that said lands are hereby declared free and open to exploration and purchase, ac cording to the legal subdivisions thereof, as before the passaue of said act : and that any bona-tide entries of such lands within said States, since the passage theioof, may be patented without ref erence to the provisions of said act. Approved, February 18, 1673. General nature. No 35. AN ACT creating an additional land district in the Territory of Arizona. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That all that portion of the Territory of Ari zona embraced in the .following de scribed limits, to wit: commencing at the eastern boundary of the Territory, at the intersection of the first standard line north ; and running thence west on that line to the western boundary of the Territory ; thence south - with said the proper order of the boundarvline to the southern h.nnHarv national council, the sum of one hun- of the Terrinrv th dred thousand dollars from the pro- line to the eastern boundary of the eas ceeds ol lands sold to the Osages. to be tern boimdarv of t.h Tpi-riir-tr. nri For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Oregon, includ ing transportation of annuity goods and presents, (where no special provision therefor is made by treaties,) and for paying the expenses of the removal and subsistence of Indians in Oregon, (not parties to any treaty,) and for pay for necessary employees, forty thousand dollars. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Washington Territory, including transportation of annuity goods and presents, (where no special provision is made therefor by treaties.) and tor defraying the expenses of removal and subsistence of Indians, and lor py of necessary employees, twenty four thousand four hundred dollars. VTAIt TERRITORY. For the general incidental expenses or the Indian service in Utah Territory, presents of goods, agricultural imple- set apart, and eighty thousand dollars thereof to be invested as part of the or phan fund, and twenty thousand dollars to be expended for buildings and ether improvements deemed necessary for the benefit of the institution for the or phans; the sum of one hundred thou sand dollars from the proceeds of the strip of land in Kansas to be set apart for an asylum for the insane, deaf and dumb, blind, and indigent persons of the Cherokee nation, seventy five thou sand dollars of said amount to be inves ted as a separate fund, and its interest semi-annually applied to tho support of said institution, the remaining twenty five thousand dollars to be expended for its establishment; the sum of sev enty five thousand dollars from the pro ceeds of tho sale of lands to the Great and Little Osages to be expended for the establishment of a literary institu tion for the education of indigent per sons of said nation, under suchi rules and regulations as the national council of the Cherokees may prescribe. Sec. 5i That tho proceeds of the sale of lauds belonging to the Kickapoo In dians, in the State of Kansas, in pursu ance of tho fifth article of thetieaty of May twenty eiglnij, anno Domini eigh teen hundred and sixty three, now in vested or in the custody of the Secretary or tho Interior, shall be retained by the Seeretarj' of tlie Interior as a permanent trust fund, on which shall be Maid to said Indians, semi-annually, interest at the rate of five per eentuiii"per ximiiin : Provided, That the consent of said In dians shall first be given to the forego ing provision. Sec. C. That there shall be appointed by the President, by and with the con sent of the Seuate, a sufficient number of Indian inspectors, not exceeding five in number, to perform the duties herein required. Each inspector shall hold his office four years, unless sooner removed by the President, and he shall receive an annual salary of three thousand dol lars and his necessary traveling expen ses, not exceeding ten cents a male for actual travel while in the discharge of his duty, a statement of which expenses as to each inspector shall accouinanv thence north on .said line to the place of beginning, shall constitute a separate land district, to be called the Gila land district, the office of which shall be lo cated at sucli place in said district as the President of the United States may direct, which may be changed from time to time as the public interest may require. Sec. 2. That the President shall ap point, by and with the advice and con sent of the Senate, or in the recess of the Senate, a register and a receiver of pub lic moneys for said district; and said officers shall reside in the place where said land office is located ; aud they shall have the same powers, perform the same duties, and receive the same emol uments as are or may be prescribed by law in relation to land offices of the United States in other Territories. Approved, February 18, 1873. following places, to-wit: Mount Pleasant Academy, in Cherokee coun ty ; Cumberland "Union church, near WalkeTtown, in Cumberland county ; Blockers store iu Cedar Creek Village, in Cumberland county ; Judson Female College, in Henderson county; Pollacks L villein Jones couuty; Laurel Hill church in Richmond county; , Big Branch Baptist church. Beauty Spot church, Ashepole Presbyterian church, Zion's Tabernacle Baptist , church, Asbury church, Horeb Methodist church, or Mount Mariah. Baptist church, in Robe son county ; or within two and one-half miles of Rocky Nole church, in Cabarrus county; or within two miles of the fol lowing places, to-wit J Piney Grove church, Luneville church, or Red Hill church or School house, in Anson coun ty; Christian Delight church, or Con cord church, in Beaufort co'ty; French's Creek Baptist church. Brown Marsh Presbyterian church, in Bladen county ; Endor Furnace, or Flouring mills in Lockvillft, in Chatham county; Metho dist church, Presbyterian church, or Baptist church near Fort Hembri, or Hick's High School, Barnard's Camp f round, in .Clay county; Pleasant lains church or Peacock's store, in Columbus county ; Blockville Academy or Cokesberry church, in Cumberland county; New Bridge church, in Duplin county; Mountain Island Factory, in Gaston county ; Corinth Baptist church, in Granville county; Flat Rock, in Guilford county: Johnston's chapel, in Johnston county; Shiloh church, col ored. School House No. 1, in Federal Precinct Township, in New Hanover county; Zion church, in Richmond county; Lumber Bridgo Presbyterian church or Providence Baptist church,, in Robeson county ; Eller bees Springs, in Richmond county; Little River,, church; in Transylvania county ; Goshen church, Sampson county: the Paper Mills at the fallsof Neuse river, in Wake county ; the Court House in Wilkes boro, in Wilkes county, or within the corporate limits of the town of Carth age in Moore county, or Lumber ton in Robeson county, or Rutherfordton in; Rutherford county, or within two miles of the corporate limits of .Carthage or1 Lumberton, provided this shall effect the power of the commissioners of Lum-j berton to grant license within its cor porate limits ; or within one and a half miles of Cherry Grove Baptist church in Columbus county; Bell Farm Pres-j Dy terian church, (colored) .Harris depot; Methodist church at Cold Spring camp ground, or Methodist church at Bethel i Camp Ground, in Cabarrus county; or; Murchison Factory, in Manchester Cuni-I berland county, or within one mile oil Goose Creek ; Island church, in Beaufort' couuty; the Baptist church in Abbotts-I burg, m Bladen county; Newton Acade- PROCIaAJHtIONS. . : A"' PROCLAMATION ! , Brine Governor of JVortli Carolina EXECUT1 V-li " D KPARTM K NT, f Raleiok, March 24, 1873. j ' ! Whereas official Information has been j received at this. Department that .one Sam.Ferry, alian, Moses Perry, stands charged in tho county of New Hanover, with the crime of murder; and that he has fled the State, or so conceals him self that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on him. Now, therefore, I TodR. Caldwell, Governor of the State of North Carolina, ny virtue oi authority in me vested, by law, do issue this my proclamation, offering a reward of Two Hundred Dollars for the arrest and delivery of saia i&aiu x-erry, anas Atoses .ferry, to the Sheriff. ot New Hanover county, that he may be tried for said offence ac cording to law ; and I do further enioin all officers of the law and all good citi zens, to aid in bringing said offender to justice. i Done at our City? of Raleigh,' the 24th t. i s -j- day of March, A. D., 1873, l J. and in the 97th yearof American independence. TOD R. CALDWELL. By tho Governor : , J. B. Neath ery. Private Secretary. N. 1 4. J.ililt Balttrd WlwMey Adni'ron h 11. Ruiford, dee.i .Action ""oil rc;.l all-trd Railord, Nancy tet0 for Whitley, and others. ' 8("h., an. DESCRIPTION : Sam Perry, alias Moses Porry, is de scribed to be a dark complectec negro, about five feet high, weighs about 160 or 170 podnds, is lame in his right knee, and has a dark speck on one front tooth. Wilmington Postand Star copy Weekly-four weeks and send bills to Execu tive office. mar27 10 tw 'A PROCLAMATION ! By ytlte Governor of JVorM Carolina. , EXECUTIVE PEPAUTMEXT, Halkiou, March 21, 1873. Whereas, Official information has leen received at this office that Martin Uai- nard, confined in tho Jail of Henderson County under sentence of death for murder did escape therefrom on the 18th day of Oc tober, 1872, and has fled the Htate or so con ceals himself that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on him ; Now, therefore, I, Tod R. Calpwem., Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of the nuthority in me vested by law, do issue this my Proclamation ofloriiig a reward of KOUlt IIUNDKED DOLLA K for the' arrest and delivery of the said Martin Bainard to the Sherilfof Henderson coun ty, and I do further enjoin all officers of the law, and alhood citizens to aid ia bringing said criminal to just ice. Pone at our City of Raleigh, the 2uh day of March, A. 173, and in the U7th year of Americair Indepen dence. TOD It. CALDWELL, Governor. By the Governor : J. B. Neathery, Private Secretary. Thj State of Xorth Carolina Greeting: "oiry You are hereby commanded to mon Ballard Raiford, Vm It ,if"i Marshal lUiford. .Mar K Sallv Oliver n;.. "an. "I vn aucv, Doctor OJi ?ncy vv hitlev, Pmtie E Oliver liver, D,xo Phillips ami Mary Smith. James 0ijJ hitlev. Pattb Kim.. ... lfp. Jane Oliver, Lnaetia A Oliver' Wr Oliver Thos guvcr, JUehanl vY& James D U iPKs. fias i Vi,.(f-' ' v r. Wiggs, Nathan G Wiggs, Alvxan "' ,s wll ITI A l i Nfstus niggs, Bety lUiford. j,!,. ' Wiggv Samuel Potter and wile mT Sand, Holland, David Oirrinn' Pauline Carriiigton, Arthur Wu Delia Stoval, .Phillip Pearson' iS Dixson. Ursula 'E Phillins and s .F)J A Sasser, the defendants aliove n . ir they be found within your count appear at the oilieo or the Clerk i f Ji an iim v"un ior me con I." nti'Af t Rtnn within . y ' '"lit). , ......... .v.wvJ-llv,.(l:,Vfi nnor .. service or this summo.moi, liu m 'J" elusive or the day of such se. vi,-,.' ."j answer tho.complaint. a cony of ' the in tiko iiono. thnt if ii.. . :. t Co complaint Hereof fail not, and or this sum,,, make duo return. .-'I i i t'iin llnjni. Inw ... 1 ' . ...... ....i.v. i t iionvi ami seI nl . i Court, this liOth .lay of February w' r. t. -masskv' 37 w6w inswer tho said complaint with;,, ,i time, tho pluintitf will npi.lv v, if Court for tho relief deman'lcl r . Clerk Superior (l.u'rt JoniiHton ii.univ. description: Miirtin Dainard Is a low chunky man, about five feet, four or five inches high, of no education, rather frwkled face; hair auburn; short, thick neck; head mostly thrown back ; liifht eyes. Statesville Ainericnn . and Rutherford Record copy four weeks and send bill to Executive office. i 40 Iw. 1 2d ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION ments, aud other iisefnl articles, and to het annual report of the Secretary of the .;.t ti,0.r. tn i rr.nnf Interior. Lach Indian supenntendencv assist them to locate in permanent abodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits of civilized life, including transportation and necessary expenses of delivering provisions to the Indians within the Utah superintendencyj to be expended under tho direction of the Secretary of the Interior, thirty five thousand dollars. one SIOUX ON THE MILK RIVER RK- . j SERVATION. For thi amount, to be expended in aut-h provisions, and other useful artu-W as the i'rcaidcut mav, from time to time, determine, including transportation, in instructing In agricul tural aim iiii-iitiiicai pursuit, in pro viding iMiipl.tycca, educating children, procr.ng mrtlicincw and medical atu-ndaui-e, caie for and support of the aged, sick, and infirm, for the helpless orphans of wild Indians, and in any re- iHct f pnuuote their civilization, com- inrt. uiid liiipnvrinenr. one hundred thoiinnd hllars. i ; SIIOS1IONES. kastkus banpk. Por tenth of twetJl v ioKtalmenta, tolm expended unler tl.e direction of the President, in U -hicUn of such arti cles as ha ruay deem mi i table to their wants, either, as hunii r or herdsmen, per fifth article tnnty f JulVBecond, eighteen hundred and a xty three, ten thousand dollars. ' . WESTERN BaJCDS. For tenth of twenty instalmenta, un- r t! direcUnn of the PreaUlent, in the hw of ueh articlea as he may "-Miubln : their wants, either as or her Uiudu, per seventh arti - 1 1 i..u-r tint, eighteen I nn - hi e i ti v thousand dol WALL-PAII-PEE TRIBE OFSNAKE INDIANS j E-r second of ten instalments, to be expeiuied a tier the direction of the Presment, m iw-r Miventh article treaty of Aucuat tw.l.th. rich teen hundred and tiixtv five, one thousand two hun- licd dollars. .. ' SKLAI.LAMS. For 1'ourthof live ins-a. iti i :.- n ixty th'iuaand didlar, iIh ...k i.i .. ien) under the directiou ol the President, ler fifth article treaty of January twenty distlt, eighteen hundred and hfty five, tw thousand four hundrt d d.-l ji . frkii rf wlil ll llf Iwpntv li:. i.lnflnla for the MipiMrt of an agricultural and! industrial feiiiool. ami lr yay '''r suita ble teachers, per eleventh r.n-nt treaty of January tw enty sixtlx, eighteen hun dred and fifty five, two thousand firs hundred dollar. For fourteenth of twenty Instalments, for the employment of a blacksmith. carpenter, tanner, aud a physician, who ball furnish medicine for the sick, per treatv of January twenty sixth, eigh teen hundred and fifty rive, four thou sand six uunarea aoiutn. For support of a smith and carpenter shop, and to pnrvHe tbs necessary tools therefor, five hundred dollars. r or lourth of favo instalment, of thin I a-rio. ior in:iiehcial obiecun. iimlf ril direction i the J'ie.-iuent, H!i l-Hirtu aiinio ircaiy oi June ninth, fiehteeu uiiiuireu anu nuy nve, six thousand dollar". it Fur fturteenth of twenty iustal ments. f. . S. . . ....... A M. . . " r kiw support oj two schools one oi which is to be an agricultural and in dustrial school, keeping in repair school buildiugH, and Tor. providing suitable rurniture, Itooks, and stationery.! per ..i.i. .: ... ..... . . . . ' . r miuaiuvremiiy w JUITVJ ninlli. eiirh- i 1 1 . . .. .. . uuinirriianu nuy nve, uve huiuired dol lars. . For (oii.teeuth of Iwcntv instalment for the employment i ono superintend ent of teaching and two teachers, per tilth anicio treaty of June ninth, eigh teen hundred and filly live, throe thou sand two hundred doilrx. For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for the employment of one superintend ent of farming and two farmerH, two millers, two blacksmiths, one tinner, one gunsmith, one carpenter, and one wagon and plow maker, per fifth article treatyor June ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty live, eleven thousand four hundred dollars, y h For fourteenth of twenty Instalments, for keeping in repair saw and flouring mills, and lor furnishing the necexaary toola and fixtuiea. per tilth article treaty or June ninth, eighteen hundred aud firty five, five hundred dollars, j ; . ! i I " For fourteenth of twenty instalmenta. for keeping in repair tlie hospital and WYOMING TERRITOBY. For the general incidental expenses of tho Indian service iu Wyoming Ter ritory, presents of goods, agricultural implements, and other articles, and to assist them to locate in permanent abodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits of civilized life, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, five thousand dollars. For transportation, and the necessary expeuses of the delivery of the annuities and provisions to the Indian tribes in Minnesota and Michigan, six thousand dollars. For this amount, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to defray the ex penses of Indian delegations who mav visit Washington on business connected with their respective tribes, fifteen thousand dollars : Provided, That the commission of citizens serving without pay, appointed by the Presinent under the provisions of the fourth section of the act of April tenth, eighteen hundred ana sixty nine, is hereby continued. with the powers and duties heretofore provided by law. , For this amount, or so much thereof as may be necessary to defray the ex penses of a general council of certain Indians in the Indian Territory, as pro vided by the twelfth article of the treaty wiin t-iieroKees or July nineteenth eighteen hundred and sixty six, the tenth article of the treatv with Creeks of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty six, -the seventh article of the treaty iSerainoles of March twenty first, eighteen hundred and sixty six, and the eighth article of the treaty with Choc taws and Chickasaws of April twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty six, fourteen ihousand dollars, i And the amount of twenty five thou sand dollars is hereby appropriated to enable the Secretary of the .Interior to remove tho Winnebago Indians of Wis consin from their piesent location in that State to some suitable place, to be by him selected within the Indian Ter ritory, west of tlie ninety sixth degree of west longitude; and to provide for their n'bisteuce until they are suffi ciently established therein, and are able j to provide for themselves ; and to pro vide lr the removal and most urgent necessities ot the Kansas Indians, twenty" live thousand dollars, said amount tut be reimbursed from the proceeds of the hale of their lands in the State of Kansas. ; ror.this amount, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to be ex pen litl ii the erection ot agency buildings mi the Malheur Indian reservation in Oregon, and in. the purrJuupc of goods,! subsis tence, stores, Ac., for the Indians that may be collected on said reservation .. i r i . . lor oreaKing Mini auu insirtu-tuig we Indians m agrieuiiurai and mechan ical pursuits, providing employees, edu cating children. urocuriMir medicine and medical attendance, care for and support of the aged, sick, and infirm, fer the helpless orphans of said Indians. or in other respect to promote their civilization, comfort, and improvement, fifty thousand dollars. So much of I he,, act entitled " An act making provision for the civilization of the Inoiaii tribes adloiuinj' the frontier settlement," approved March third. eighteen hundred and nineteen, as pro vides an annual appropriation of ten thousand dollars, be. aud the ajime hereby ia, repealed. ,: The sum of five thousand dollars ap propriated by act or May twentv niitth, eighteen hundred and seventy two, lor the erection of a building at New Boggy Depot. Indian Territory, to be used as an orlion lor the Indian a cent for th Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, mav j .... ... . ana agency snail uo visited and exam ined as often as twice a year by one or more of the inspectors. Such examina tion shall extend to a full investigation of all matters pertaining to the business of the superin tendency or agency, in cluding an examination of accounts, the manner of expending money, the num ber of Indians provided for, contracts of all kinds connected with the business, the condition of the Indians, their ad vancement in civilization, the extent of the reservations, and what use is made of the lands set apart for that purpose, and, generally, all matters pertaining to the Indian service. For the purpose of making such investigations, each in spector shall have power to examine all books, papers, and vouchers, to admin ister oaths, and to examine on oath all officers and persons employed in the superintendency or agency, and all such other persons as he may deem necessa ry or proper. The inspectors, or any o.ieof them, shall have nower to sus pend any superintendent or agent or employe, and to designate some person in his place temporarily, subject to the approval of the President, making im mediate report of such suspension and designation; and upon the conclu sion of each examination a repoit shall be forwarded to the President without delay. Tho inspectors, iu the discharge of their duties, jointly and individually, shall have power, by proper legal pro ceedings, which it shall be the duty of the district attorney of the United States for the appropriate district duly to ef fectuate, to enforce the laws, and to pre vent the violation of law in the admin istration of affairs in the several agen cies and superintendences. S far as practicable, the examination of the agencies and superintendencies shall be made alternatelyby different inspectors, so that the same agency or superinten "rnt-jf inaj iiol ue examined twice iu succession by the same inspector or in spectors : Provided, That after the thir tieth of June, eighteen hundred and seventy three, the offices of four of the superintendents of Indian allahs, and of the clerks of such superintendents, aie hereby abolished, aud the amount hereinbefore appropriated .for salarieu of said officers, or so much thereof uiav le necessary, is hereby annronria- ted to p-iy the salaries aud traveling en penses of said inspectors. - And the President may assign the reiiiainimr four superintendents to jurisdiction over such agencies as he mav deem proper, or, in his discretion, dispense with any or all,ot the said superintend' cuts :iiid their clerks : Provided .That there shall not be paid or allowed to any person whatever any fees or reward for services, iu connect! n with the subject matter referred to in tbethird section of this act, either on account of tlie Uui ted States or of the Cbuc-taws, until fur ther action of 'Congress in the matter, and providing for such allowance and payment. i Sec. 7. That whenever bv the terms of this act the issue of lood clothing, or supplies of any kind is provided for, it shall be the duty of the agent or com. mhisioner issuing the same, at such isue tnereoi, whether it be both of i.w,.i and clothing, or, either of them, or of any kind ot supplies, to renort to t.!i Indian bureau the number of Indians present and actually receiving tie same; said reports to be embodied hv the dian Commissioner in his annual renort. ."I'(iuicu, ccuruxrjr 11, . General, Nature No. 36. AN ACT to provide for obtaining infor mation of the condition of banks or ganized under State laws. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That it shall be the duty of the Comptroller oi tne currency to report annually to Congress, under appropriate heads, the resources and liabilities, exhibiting the condition of tho banks, banking com panies, and savings banks organized under the laws of the several States and Territories, such information to bevb tained by the Comptroller from the re ports made by such banks, banking companies, anil savings banks to the legislatures or officers of the different States and Territories. And where such reports cannot be obtained, the deficiency shall be supplied from such other authentic sources as may be available. Sec. 2. That, in order to carry the pro visions of the first section of this act into effect, the Comptroller of the Cur rency is-here by authorized, if it should be necessary, to employ one clerk of class four, who shall be apjiointed by the Secretary of the Treasury in the manner now provided by law. Approved, February 19, 1873. my, or Fair View school house, in which! J. S. Shuford taught school, in Bun- com be county ; Pioneer M ills Post Office in Cabarrus county ; Cypress Creek" church, or the Baptist or Methodistj church iu Hallville, Duplin county Vine Hill Academy, in Halifax county Bethel church, in Pitteounty ; the Court House in Ashboro, in Randolph countvi Turnersbury church, in Iredell countj' or Union Chapel Methodist chuch, ii Robeson county. Sec. 2. Any person or persons violat-f ing any of the provisions of this acti suau oe ueemea guniy oi a misaemean-j or and upon conviction thereof before; any acting Justice of the Peace, for each and every offence, shall pay a fine o not less than ten nor more thau fiftjf dollars or be imprisoned, in the disci e) tion or tne Court not to exceed thirty, days. Sec. 3. The Secretary of State shal furnish a certified copy of this act, im mediately after its ratification to th Era, Sentinel and News for publication oec. . j. ms act shall bein torce tron and after the first day of May, A. D. 1873. In General' Assembly read th re times and ratified this the 3rd dav of March, A. D., 1873. i J. L. ROBINSON, Speaker of the House. I C. 11. BROGDEN, President of the Senate, INA,) 373. J General nature No. 37. AN ACT to remit the excise taxes upon alcohol used by universities and col leges scientific purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized to grant per mits to incorporated or chartered scien tific institutions or colleges of learning to withdraw alcohol in specified quan tities from bond without payment of the internal revenue tax on tho same, or on the spirits from which the alcohol has been,distilled, for the sole and exclusive purpose of preserving specimens of an atomy, physiology, or of natural history belonging to such institutions, or for use iu any chemical laboratory of such institutions: Provided, That application for permits shall be made by the presi dents or curators of such institutions, who shall file a bond for double the amount cf the tax on the alcohol to be withdrawn, with two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved by the Com missioner of Iuternal Revenue, and conditioned that the whole quantity of alcohol so withdrawn from bond shall be used for the purposes above speci fied, and for no other, and that the said presidents anil curators shall' comply with such other requirements and reg ulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe. And if any alcohol so obtained shall bo used by any officer, as tfforesad, of such institutions for any purposes other than that above speci fied, then the said officers or sureties shall pay the tax on the whole amount of alcohol withdrawn from bond, to gether with a like amount as a penalty in addition fiereto. Approved, r ebruary 21, 1873. Gkseral nature No. SS. AN ACT authorizing the nomination and appointment to tho retired list of the navy of certain volunteers on the active list of the navy who are disabled . in consequence of wounds received : during the late war. Be it emteted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Stales of America in Congress assembled. That the President of the United States be, and is hereby, authorized to nominate, and by and with the advice and consent of the Senate to appoint, upon the re tired list of the navy, with the rank of uids-ici, ii. ju.a iiester, i irmeriv anae Ing ensign in the navy. Approved, February 21, 1873. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, UFFICE SECRETARY OF STA Raleigh, March 7, 18 J. William H. Howerton, Secretary of csiato, nereoy certity that the loregoing is a. iruB copy oi ine original act on 1114 s 1 - n - 1 in uiis omce. WM II. HOWERTON. Secretary of State. March 8, 1873. 172 d24tw4 C CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNL4 J TED STATES Fourth Circui and District of North Carolina. November Term, 1871 In Equity, In the matter of Anthony II. Swasej', for himself and others, fcc against . ine jortn Carolina lianroad Company, and David A. Jenkins, Public Treas urer ol the State of North Carolina, and others. The undersigned having been appoin ted Commissioner by a decree of the said Court, made in the above named cause, at its November term, 1871, to take an acconnt of what is due to the plaintiff, A. II. Swasey, and all other persons holding coupons of the bonds in the bill mentioned, issued by the State of North Carolina for the construc tion of the North Carolina Railroad un der the acts in the bill mentioned an account of such coupons, and of the dividends and fnnds applicable to the satisfaction of such coupons, and to cause an advertisement to be published for such holders of such coupons to come in before him and prove their debts, and to fix a peremptory day for that purpose: and in default of their 75,730 Premiums, RANGING JN VALUE FROM $10 to $5,000 GIVEN AWAY TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND Every Subscriber is sure of one premium any way, ami also lias an equal chance of receiving: a CASH Premium, or a PIANO, ORGAN, WATCH, SEATING MACHINE, etc., etc. First Grand Cash Premium $5,000 OlK FIRESIDE FRIEND-Eight Pages, Large Size, Illustrated, the Fam ily Weekly, is in its THIRD VOLUME and has attained the LARGEST CIR CULATION of any paper published in the West. Its success ENABLES the proprietors to furnish THE BEST.' MOST DESLRABLE AND MOST USEFUL ORIGINAL READING MATTER IN GREAT VARIETY, that money can buy, and to make it a HOME WEEKLY suited to the wants of every family. Subscription price?'!.; per year 01 numoers. Tbo'Elegant Cnromo STATE OF NORTH CAKOLlv v , I . WAKK Cot XTY Probate Churl. W. U. Gullcy. Adm-r. of W. 11 11. '".11 way, Plaintiff, "" I ' VM. .T IT rii-iilif nn.l ..ll 1. ... ......... nlluu,Mns, I'CIt'iidiiliU It appearing to the satisfaction f V Court that I the defendants, Tl,,., Rrasheld and -wife Caroline Hn. ,.' residents of Me Sute : It is oil,.,n 11 ' pu blication he made in the r.ro,,,,, 1 ,,' U newspaper published in the ,itVli; Raleigh, lor! six weeks, wceklv.sL inomiiK tho Mid Thomas l!rii't., wifo Caroline, defendants, to !,,,,': the ofbeoof the J mine of Probate Urn i county, at tho Court H011.se in RuWh on or before tho loth day of April tl(.,. ' then and thero to plead, answer or ,1,,..': to tho complaint of the PhtimitV j ,y abovo named action, or judgment .n be taken against Iheni n'ecorilimr 1.1 m, complaint. b ; Witness, John A. liuntitu), Vrk ,su pe-rior Court and .Indue ot Pn,!, ,.' olheoin tho city of Raleigh, tliis'.ni,,!.,: of March, 1H73. J. N. IU'NTINii, c. s. and Probate JudKO Wake cuintv I). G. Fowle, Plaintiff's Att'iriirv" mar 7 XS-j-wiiw. "VTORTII" CAROLINA, ) In i. Vr .-i-V JoiINSTOJf CoUNTV. bale ('.iiir; William Hastings and ) wife Fannie E., and others, Icreditors, 1 , Plaintiffs,! Against Mary M. Seoor, ndni'r or E. M. Seeor, dee., Defendant). All creditors of E. M. T'lfm.r Tftliitdl111 nn....!.. v..ii. 11 " .' ii-ti-.ii i.iMiniy, (Tin aniiina are hereby Aotilied to "appear lefnrpil,,! undersigned, at his ollii-e in Smiths,! on or be ford the Ulth day of April t.,- and lile the evidences ot their I i;nis ' This ilarw i 1st. ' IX7:i. mar Atl vert i-eiii;.'. Seeiir.dccr,!,,,! " CUTE," lj T. MASSE Y, r, s. ( ., 5 38 wow Johns!. 11. ,,,,i, AND FOOD.' Size 16x20 inches, lG colors. Acknowl edged by all to be the HANDSOMEST and MOST VALUABLE premium picture in America. EVERY SUB SCRIBER is presented with this Chromo at tho time of subscribing, (no waiting,) and also receives a NUMBER ED CERTIFICATE ENTITLING THE HOLDER TO A SHARE in the distribution of $25,000 in cash and other premiums. THE DISTRIBUTION T A K K S jPLACE on the second Tuesday in June next. The Chromo and Certificate sent ,on receipt of price. SPKCIMKN COPIES. PREMIUM LIST. Etc.. GIVING FULL PARTICULARS sent tree to any address. AnCMTC Either local or canvassing nuLM 10 in every town. Ijarqe ur 1 iiTPn easn pay ana the Oast Oi VVAIM I LUfit- Send at once for terms, . Address OUIi FIRESIDE FRIEND, ' Chicago, 111. And Baltimore. Md. Corn, JJyr, Shoals of Oats, 3I at, . Peas,! Fodder, Hay, Oal. s Fine Feed,. Shucks, &c.l Always kept on hand at OSItOItN'S Grain and Feed Store, West of tho North Carolina Pejwt iu the new Warehouse built fur that j ur- IMise. I Orders dropped in the P st ( nikt ill bo promptly filled. W. A. OATTIS, Suieriiiteiiii-iL (. Raleigh, C, Feb. 7, j;v lla! W T. APA-H. . T. It. AtAs V. T. AIAMS; A; SON, . Manufacturers and Dealer in t STEAM KNOIX K S MAW ,l.li ('HIST .nil. IS SPJSCIA L NOTI C KS. coming in, and proving debts by such day, that they be excluded from the benefit of this decree, tc. And for the better taking of such accounts that such parties produce, Arc, and be examined, Ac. - These are therefore to notify all per sons owning any 01 tne coupons of the bonds issued by the State of North Car olina under and by virtue of the nrovi sionsof Acts or the General Assemblv of said State, ratified on the 27th day of T . . 1 . . . . . . . . - January, ano ;:za ana ZJth JDecem ber, 1852, and on the 14th day of Febru ary, 1855, all passed to aid the North Carolina Railroad Company to construct its road, to appear before the undersign ed at the office of the Clerk of the said Court, in the City of Raleigh and State of North Carolina, on or before the 1st d;i3' of May, 1873, then and there to pro duce and prove the said coupons, and to be examined according to the terms ol the said decree in the s;.i.t c;-nse. JOSEPH IJ. B ATt'HELOK, Commissioner, Arc. N. B. By order of Court made at November term, 1871, in the above en titled action, the time for taking proof of bonds, Ac, has been extended to 1st Mav, 1X7:1. ' JOS. B. BATCHELOR,' April 1, 1873 41:1 m. : .: Com'r. A CAItO. V . 1 V -T '"! "w "nu M ul either for erection or the puf- uxtiitt therefor, her hub rtici treaty cha.se, at the discretion or the Secretary r June niudH eighteen .hundred .d ,f the Interior, of buildings for agency fifty hve, three hundred dollar.. ! 1 . . ; purpose at the place designated : Pro rorourteenth or twenty insulmeiits,; vHled, That the several appropriations for keeping in repair b!.-kmUhs- tin-1 herein made for teachers, millers, black smith , .gunsmith' c, enter', and 'smith, engineers, carpenters, Physi wagon and plow makers' lop, and lor cians, and oil er ren-on. and for various providing necessary tools therefor per articles provided for by treaty sUDula hfth article treaty of June niiith, eijth- lion, may be diverted to otl.r nJL ua fi.ty five,, live him- j the beuetit or the various Indian tribes, it . . I Within th lliai.mtinn Allka Pu.iJ . For fourteenth of twentv instalment, i for the pay or physician, per fifth pressed In the usual manner; and that article treaty or J une ninth, eighteen ; he cause report to be made to Congress, hundred and fifty live, oue thousand . at its next estuon thereafter, of his ac two hundred dollars. , .; tion under this provision. teen hundred dred dollars. (General nature No. S2.1 AN ACT to readjust the western boun- uary or .Dakota Territory. Be it enacted by the Senatearid TTi or Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That an mai iniriKHi n UHKoia ,'t'erritory lying w eat of the one hundred airl aov enUi meridian of longitude, which, by aiierrononusdelinilion of the bounda ries of said Territory bv a former act of Congress, remains detached and distent irom uakota proper. soinatwo h undred miles, be, and the same is hereby, at- cacnea to the adjpining Territory of Montana." . . . Approved, February 17,1873. ' ' Ckxeual nature No. 33. AN ACT prohibiting gift enterprises in Ilia iiistrict of Columbia. Be it enacted by the Senate and 'House or Representatives t the Uniteil ,tes or America in Congress assembled.' That so much of the act of the legislative as sembly or the District of Columbia en titled "An act imposing a license on trades business, and professions- prac ticed or carried on in the District or Co lumbia,'! 'approved August ; twenty A Clergyman, while residing in South America as missionary, discovered a saie ana simple' remedy f-r tho Cure or Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis ease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits; Great nuhibers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, I will send the recipe fr preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envel ope, to -.ny no who needs it, Free of charge. A d tress, JOSEPH T, IN MAN, Station D, Bible House, w3m New-York City. mar 13- TO THE SUPFEUING.. The Rev. William II. Nort ni, while residing in Brazil as a Missionary, dis covered in that land of medicines a remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, Sore" Threat, Coughs. Colds. Asth- maj and Nervous Weakness. This reffiedy has curetl myself atter aU other medicines had failed. Wishing to benefit the suffering, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this remedy to all who desire it FREE OF CHARGE. ' Jfleaso send an envelope!, with name and address on it. "Address. ',.) Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON",. 4 :-9 (76 Bboaiiway,- mar 13. 33 w3m New York City. Important Sale of Lots in the Town of Iexington, lavil- son county, N. C. XN OBEDIENCP OF AN ORDER of -- tne lioanl ot County Commissioners maoo on ine nrst Jlondayin March instant, 1 shall proceed to sell for cash at the Court House door in the Town of Lexington, on luesday of our next superior Court, It being the 29th day of aiii, jo.j, me loiiowing described lots situate in tho Town of Iexincton, near the Court House, belonirinjr to the county, to wit: Three lots northeast of tne court House. The -said lota r nd jacenttho lot or II. Adams and ' R. A Kins. Three other lots onrx.-sita thA r. sidence or Gen. J. M. Leach, and the store iiouse of Earnheardt & Nove. Also, lour lots opposite the Court House, adjoining the lot of C. F. Lowe, known as the public well lots. All of the above named lots are from twenty to fifty jua vi mo uuuri nouse. DAVID W, PICKETT, march 5. -: wtd. . - Commissioner. Blackmeb 4k McCobcIiX and J. T. Brown Attorneys for Commissioners. TV1 TARNING. The undersigned warns any and all persons against employing or in any wise encouraging his sons to remain away from him :- 1st. Henry Hawkins, (as he calls himself) is a bright mulatto. 19 vearo 11 I . T . . . ' luu lasi January, ana wen grown. 2nd. Junius Hawkins, (as he calls himself) . is a mulatto, in his 17th -a ri fii glVIV U. . - T. - I hereby forbid any one employing or your i paying either of the said boys above. ""uuv vuusiuuog rue ana ootaining my consent, as the law wiU be enforced 10 tneiuiiest extent. - - " MILTON ninWTTT.UV 41 2t pd. Franklifcton, N. C. 10 rennn can take tnese Bitter nc- rordinpr to directions, and remain lonir unwell. provided their bones are not destroyed byminc- 1.11 puisuu or oiner means, anu vuai organs h iiisieu ueyunu inc poini 01 repair. Dyspepia or ludiarestion, npadaehe, Pain In the Slioalders. Coiiirhs. Tiirhttiosu ofthn Chest, Dizziness, Soar KrucUtions of the Sto- macn, tiaa iaste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of tb L.unjrsi fain in ine regions 01 ine Kidney, and a nunarcri other painnu armptoms, are the off- ppnnKS of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a wrair iruaraiiieo 01 113 merits inan a lengthy advertisement. For FeuinlcComplalnta, In yonnj? or old, married or eingle, at the dawn of womanhood. or the turn of life, these Tonic liluera display bo decided an Influence that improvement la soon perceptible. For Inflammatory and Chrnnle Kheuuiatism ami Oout, liilious, lteinitlent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Llood. ? i - They nre a gentle Purgative mm well as a Touic, posseasinn the merit of actiuK as a powerful aeent In relieving Congestion or In flammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and hi Bilious Diseases. for Skin Dlieaui, Eruptions, Tetter, 8alt Rheum, Blotches Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, King-worms, Scald-Head Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolora tions of the Skin, llumors and Diseases of the . Skin of whatever name or nature, are liter ally dug up and carried oat of the ays- tiu in. a miori ume uy me use 01 mese uitters. Oratcful Thousand proclaim Vl.VKOAR P.ittkks the most wonderful Invigorant that ever siwtalned the sinking system. It. If. ItlcDOXALD 4c CO. Druggists and Gen. Agtu., San Francisco. CaL, k cor. of Washington and Charlton fits.. n.V. SOLD BT. ALL DRUGGISTS k DEALERS. May 18, 1872. 146 12m T. M. AEOO. . C. I. HARRIS. ARGO & HARRIS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Iaw, RALEIGH, IV. O. Office on the corner 0 Wilmivg tn and ! Hargetl streets., . M. Argo and J. C. L. Harris h iving lormed a copartnership for tlie practice pnnnptiy t am Ion if. I'loii N, llnrrowx, 'nllM il"r, ISosiling .I.-H'Iili-H, and all kind of iCASSXITSCiS. All .worlt neatly and i.rmi.t!v - rutod, )v slilli'r.l workmen. mi th! lii'-t l i fasoiiiililo terms. 1'jo Kcninr' partner has Lal over I" years e.x rierienco in the 1 11-1 r i t'eelsjustitied in saving lli.it liera:iin entire! satisCaction. VANTi:nI(K).0(H) touii(I..f.!d''-t Inn, for which the liiulif st 111.11 .' 1 1 r: will lie paid, in cah or exi li.ini."1 ' f work. I 1 IVnrK 0110 Nonaro of H"rl tfoiisr.. Raleigh, Aug. i:t, L7J. .! :ni- " ;B. CKOOK'S WINE OF TA - Ten year of a P"" lie lea has provw I Crook's Wine of Tarw have more merit tMJ any similar pre parsti' ever oirered to the po 11c. It ia rich in Uv medicinal qualitle "J 'J'ar, and nneUBliJ diseases of the Thf a n .1 V .rf.miD. " ffc " " , j. the MONT UMIAWAI" .cures. It rrrerruAii' (curi all 'oonh w Cold. It lias curjd many cases of and BronebKIs, tl' 11 has been pronounoni speciflo for th o0" I.lalnta. For !" the Breast, ,7 Back, U ravel or n l.iMoaae. plf" Of the TJrlnarv Onrsns. Jaundlc -any Liver Complaint It liaM uo t11 m. u aiao a aoierior lonir, . Keatorea llie pi Ktrenn-thtia Ihn Mnatem. Bes tores the Weak and If bllM'' .. nMu. in Hire! Removes Dyspepsia and Indl'" Prevent Malarious lr' uivea tome to your dystem. of law will attend business entrusted tr them. k. 8. MERUIMOX, TUOS. C. FILL Ktt. S. A. AHHK MERRI3I0N, FULLER & ASUE, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. 1 KALEIGII, . T.; C., -JCrlTAl. PRACTICE in the State and Tv- i Federal Courts whenever their services may be required. - ' oiiico of Phillips Office former m.. w.t. ! nr.n- e:.vi TV'f ff IPnmtaltm MUtctt4Ht anl Krnptlfns r rf moved. Herornla.N-mfnlB f the Eyes, Wfaite Vfrrllias:. Hem Old Mores or nny kind of Humor raplalj dwindle and disappear under IU lnfluenr In fact It will do yon more Rood, and rat you more speedily than any and all mt" preparations combined. WJntUltl 1'" tare's own restorer I A soluble oxyd of ir"" combined with the medicinal propertlp Poke Boot divested of all disagreeable qu ltles It will cure any Chronic or ft land ins; Bisease whoM real or dir cause la bad blood. Bheamallun.rvi Id Limbs or Bones.Conatilatloot 'T ken down by Mercurial or other p'1. Z : are all cured by IU ForSyphllls.or Wf little taint, there Is nothlnsr ennn! ' A trial will prove It. ASK ot" fcOtt BOOT. March 13, J873. ;ev-3i P1TTSIJOUO iioti:i Iittabor, Chatham Co., II. I?. II IIIKE, proprietor. 41 tf. Merrimon. i feb 28 am r"-v