The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-08

ded, that y many ars willing 10 sMgrAts, iot the
eaid hall caAen4ns yea, twonU thousand four hun
drcd and sevsnty-sevsa dollars ard iitty cents.
For currsat sxpsases u the Indian Department.
Tor the said half calendar year, dfty-hree thousand
ave hundred dollars and Including four hundred and
nifty dollars paid BY order OF General Il Taylor, for
two white boys Tansomed from the csmanche In
dams aad for the said fiscal year. ninety Three thou
sand three hundred dollars
For subsistence Of the Choctaw claimants and
ter iadian witnesses, during their attendance Ut the
sitting OF the commissioners appointed under the
Ast 70 provide Tor the satisfaction Of claims arising
under the fourteenth aud nineteenth articles OF the
treaty Of Dancing Rabbit creek, concluded in Sep.
tsmoer one thousand eight hundred and thirty fifteen
thousand dollars.
For the removal of the Choctaws to the West of
lhe Mississippi, sixtyseven thousand four hundred
and ninety dollars.
For carrying into effect the treaty with the Chip
pewa Indians, concluded October fourth one thou
sand eight hundred and fortytwo, ffty-one thousand
dollars.
For carrying into effect the treaty with the Sac
and Fox Indians, concluded October eleventh, one
thousand eight hundred and forty-two two hundred
and ninety-nine thousand five hundred and sixty-six
dollars and thirty-four cents.
For defrayiDg the expenses Of negotiation with
the kanzas Indians other tribes on the waters of
the Missouri river, for the purpose Of obtaining
tract oil land Tor the permanent and perpetual resi-
dence OF the sacs and Foxes, stipulated in the
cond article Of the treaty ratified February fifteenth
eighteen hundred and forty three, fifteen hundred
dollars And the Secretary Of War is hereby
thorized to pay out Of the fund appropriated for
blacksmiths establishments by the act of third
March, eighteen hundred and thrty-nino, the ac-
counts due for backsmiths' work performed in pur-
suance of the treaty with the Six Nations the Of
three thousand eight hundred and dol
lars and seven cents.
Sec. 2. find be further enacted, That to satisfy
contracts entered into in the month of August one
thousand eight hundred and thrty.six, by Major Gen
ersl Thomas S. Jesup, then commanding the army
In Alabama, with the Creek tribe of Indians, the sum
Of twelve thousand dollars be, and same hereby is
appropriated to be paid under the instructions of the
Secretary OF War 10 the Creek chiefs, Hopoethle
Yoholo, Little Doctor, Mad Blue Tuckabatchee
Niece Jim Boy, and salka Hadjo, for the benefit of
the said Chiefs and that portion of their sb-chiefs
and warriors who served in Florida.
Sec s. Ind be II farther eaaclsd, That for the pur-
pose Of settling and closing the accounts of disburs
ing agents in the Indian Department which were un-
settled ON the first day Of January last the President
OF the United States hereby authorized to direct
transfers to be made from such balances OF moneys
heretofore appropriated TO carry in effect certain
indian treaties or Tor any other object Of expendi
ture connected with Indian relations as may be no
longer required for the several objects for which they
originally made, to the credit of any other head
OF Indian expenditure, under which balances accru-
ing previous to the above date remain due Provi-
died. That no such transfer shall be made unless il sa
tsfactory appear that the balances from which such
transfers are authorized TO be made not necessary
for the specific purpose of their original appropria
ton
Sec. 4. .4ad be IL further enacted That for the pur-
pose OF settling and closing the accounts in the Office
of the Second Comptroller, for the expenditure of
sums appropriated by an act approved June twelfth,
eighteen hundred and thirtyeight entitled An act
making appropriations for preventing and suppress
ing Indian hostiles for the year eighteen hundred
and thirty eight, and for arrearoges for the year
eighteen hundred and thirty-sevcn !" and also BY an
act approved March thru, eighteen hundred and
thirty nine, entitled An act making appropriations
for preventing and suppressing Indian hostilities for
The year eighteen hundred and thrtynine " the Pre-
sdent of the United States is hereby authorized to
direct transfers to be made from any balances re-
naming under any of the specific heads of appropria
ton in said acts which necessary for the pur
poses of their original appropriation, to any other
head OF appropriation contained in said acts, under
which deficiency may exist.
Approved, March Sd, l8i3