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SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed '.pro.
~ posals for subsisting Creek Indians" will be
| received by the undersigned at the Choctaw Agcn.
cy, until IL O'Clock on Monday the first day of
December next. for supplying certain Creek In.
dams with ralions for the period of one year.


The Indians to be subsis,ed are Creeks now or
lately residing IN the States of Georgia and Ala.
bama. for whose emigration to the Creek country
West, contract has been made under the direc-
ton of the War Department. 1t is expected tina,
they will reach their new homes in the course of
the present soason. The period for which they
are to be subsised will date from the time
they arc delivered to the Creek Agent. The
nurnber is not known, but is supposed to be about
one hundred and sixty. The contractor will be
expected TO subsist all that may be entitled, whe.
ther more or less than that number.


The ratons are 10 he delivered to the Emigrants
in the Creek country Yves. of Arkansas, at such
point or points, and at such times, daily, weekly,
or monthly as the Agent in behalf of the United
States may determine. Each ration to consist Of
one pound of good sound merchanlable fresh beef
or pork. or three fourths of pound of good sound
merc'lanlabe salt pork one pound of good sweet,
sound merchantable -four, or three fourths Of
quart of corn.meaI. and of salt in the proportion
of four quarts TO every hundred persons.


Payment will 10 made quarterly, by the sub.
scrber, at the Choctaw Agency.


Bond with approved security required as usual.


W. ARMSTRONG;,


Aciing Superintendent.


Choctaw Agency October 81, ls45. 37.-6w.