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 512 O SORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. SESS- HI. OE 155, 156, 157; 1881. nee, and Ottawa tribes of Indians, so far only as itconcerns the lands granted in the eiglgsh articli of the treaty referred to in said article three, to the children 0 aptain ogan Approved, March 3, 1881. Much 3, i33i_ CHAP. 156.-An act to establish a pafnde1ivery at Indianapolis, in the stm, of Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Indianapolis In- States of America in Congress assembled, That Indianapolis in the State diem, ¤¤>_¤¤‘¤¢<l e of indiana be and the same is hereby constituted a port of delivery; P°{g8‘{,‘" g,‘ih{;,‘§,‘l’· and that the privileges of immediate transportation of dutiable merehan. A,,,,;, 17'3_dise conferred by the act of June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, entitled “An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purp0ses" be and the same $,,,,,0,0, of ,,uS_ are herpby eengendted tosaiclj porlt; and tlaerelphlpll be appomped a, su;-. toms. veyor 0 cus ms resi ea said por w 0 s a receive a sa ary 0 e S¤i=>»¤‘y· (deplermined by the Secretary of the Treasury, not exceeding one thousand 0 ars per annum. Approved, March 3, 1881. CHAP. 157.-A t to 'd f th t' f t t S h l 'll, Mmm 3* 18m' New York, cbmamemorlaltilib df the bail;t(lf>6dflSg1·§togajllgiildlxflliznotlderpzurlplisgl 6 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, S igioiiumlent git fV]t’Iher<_ps Holraitio Seymour and other patriotic gentleimen of the State ° W <>1'V1 6, · o ew ork i in the year eighteen hundred and ii ty nine organize $36 0',€°‘,f},’"Q°,'Qf,‘if,€g til: ;‘S_a1{;£oga lfonugncéplt tAssopia1ior];f’ upder atperpetujal chsérteggom of 3,1-,,,; egis ure o sad a w ose o yec was e erec ion 0 a mg Ogah memorial on the site of Burgoyne’s surrender; and Whereas the sum of ten thousand dollars has already been donated by iihepiétizens (if said State, with which sum said association has llpeen ena e 0 purc ase two acres of land near the mouth of Fish Oreo on thehigh ground overlooking the meadow where the British laid dbwn theu· arms at the battle of Saratoga ; and _ _ _ Whereas said association has recently built upon said lot the founda- E§‘t§t £“s“§§£?;i“§1-°€i.‘ii°§$§J°;*$z.‘°’ii"ti.°°“ “%““‘"} ““°L.$‘g”“t£‘2°“£'€¥a _ 1 p in or ase cov ng foundation), four and one-half feet high; and the corner stone, ten feet square and two feet high: Therefore, B6 tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Appropriation, States oj America in Congress assembled That the sum of thirty l1h0\1· 2.“££L§“2ia“£it”‘i.~2§Su.§hi§€“1',‘€h§$ "“'°l"" "‘*’”i°%3§3"‘E2“t§“§XB€¤3€i _ » _ _ _ wise ap ro I‘13» _ by said association, under the direction otp it;) building committee, in erecting at Schuylerville, State of New York, upon said foundation, the monumentrhereinbeibre referred to; the same to be of granite and of the obehsk form, the main shaft to be twenty feet square, and the height one hundred and ilfty feet, as designed by J. C. Markham, of Prooiso. New York Oity, and adopted by said association: Provided, That before transferring said money, or any part thereof, to the Saratoga MOHIIIDGIIE ASSOc1ation,it shall be made to appear to the satiSf3»0l7l0D Ol the Secretary of the Treasury, who shall so certify, that a sum of money has been raised by said association which, together with the §11¤1 li61‘Bby appropriated, shall be sufficient to complete the lIl0Illlm€nt in accordance with the design specified in this act. Approved, March 3, 1881.