The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-02

For pay of laborer and for oxen, for thirty years,
stipulated IN the third article of the treaty OF the hrst
OF August, eighteen hundred and twenty -nine three
| hundred and sixty-fve dollars;
! For the purpose Of education for twenty-seven
years stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty Of
the fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-two, three thousand dollars;
For the support of six agreulturiss, purchase OF
oxen, ploughs, and other implements for twenty
seven years. stipulated in the filth article Of the rea-
ty of the fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars; |
For the pay Of two physicians, stipulated IN the
fifth article of the treaty of the fifteenth September
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, four hundred
dollars;
For interest on investment in stock, at Ave per
cenIum on one million hundred thousand dol
lars, stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty oil
first November, eighteen hundred and thrty-seyen,
hfy-hve thousand dollars; |
For fulfilling treaty sdPulations with the Creeks
and Seminoles, viz:
For annuity to the Creeks for twenty years, for
purposes of education, stipulated in the fourth art
Gle of the treaty of fourth of January, eighteen hun
dred and forty-hye, three thousand dollars;
| For subsistence Of Semnoles while removing to
Little river, and for six months thereafter stipulated
in the fifth article of the treaty of fourth January
eighteen hundred and forty-hve, twenty-six thou
sand dollars;
For annuity to Seminoes for fifteen years, in
goods stipulated in the sixth article of the treaty Of
January fourth, eighteen hundred ard forty-hye,
two thousand dollars;
For annuity to Seminoes for fifteen years, in
money, stipulated in the sixth article Of the treaty
Of fourth Of January, eighteen hundred and forty
FIVE, three thousand dollars;
For agricultural implements to Semnoles for
five years, stipulated in the seventh article Of the
treaty Of fourth January, eighteen hundred and for
lty-fye, one thousand dollars;
For expenses Of making the northern and western
boundary lines Of the Creek country stipulated In
the eighth article Of the treaty Of fourth January,
eighteen hundred and forty five, Eve thousand
dollars.
For payment to the American party Of ST. Regis
Indians stipulated in supplemental article to the
! treaty with the Six Nations Of New York, Of IF.
teenth January, eighteen hundred and thrty-eight,
one thousand dollars;
For defraying contingent expenses of commits
sIoners TO adjust claims TO Choctaw reservations ur-
der the treaty Of September, eighteen hundred and
thirty, IN addition 10 former appropriations, six
D thousand five hundred dollars;
For the re-appropriatlon of this amount due the
: Senecas and Shawnees for the erection Of a saw
mill and blacksmith shop, stipulated in the fourth
article Of the treaty oftwen,ieth July eighteen hun
= dred and thirty-one, SIX hundred and seyenty-one
: dollars and sixty-seven cents;
0 For the reappropriation Of this amount due the
Senecas and SenecAs and Shawnees, for property
lost, forage furnished, &c, stipulated in the fourth
: article Of the treaty of twenty-ninth December
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, one thousand
dollars,
For the re-sppropration of this amount due for
improvements valued under the sixth article Of the
treaty of twenty fou tn October, eighteen hundred
and thirty-our, with the Mamies, stipulated in the
seventh article of the treaty of sixth November,
h eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, five thousand
two hundred and ninety nine dollars;
II For the re-appropration Of this amount due the
western Cherokees for stock lost, being the balance
Of the appropriation made the twenty-eighth June,
eighteen hundred and thrty-four for the satisfac
ton OF claims Of this character, two thousand seven
hundred and 6fy-two dollars and fifty cents;
ri For expenses Of John w Quincy, a Stockbridge
A Indian TO the seat Of government, while here, and
returning, the sum Of two hundred dollars;
A For expenses Of delegations of Cherokees to tie
seat Of government while here, and returning to their
. homes, FIVE thousand Fl We hundred dollars;
ri Forexpenses Of delegation of Winnebagoes to the
seat ofgovernment while here, and returning to their
homes, five thousand dollars: Provided part Of the
two last appropriations for expenses Of delegations
of Cherokees and Winnebagoes shall be paid TO any
citizen Of the United States shall any part be
paid but upon regular accounts and vouchers, show
b ing to whom paid and for what paid except such
officer agent the President of the United States
shall direct to accompany the said deputation Of
| Winnebagoes. $50 ass
For payment to Baptiste Powls, and the chiefs of
the first Christian party Of the Onedas, stipulated IN
the thirteenth article Of the treaty with the Six Ma
TONS of New York, fifteenth January, eighteen hun.
d dred and thrty-eght, four thousand dollars;
For payment to William Day, and the chiefs of
the Orchard party Of the Oneidas, stipulated in the
thirteenth article of the treaty with the Six Nations
of New York, fifteenth January, eighteen hundred
i, and thiry-eight, two thousand dollars;
For interest on the amounts awarded Choctaw
claimants under the fourteenth article of the treaty
Of Dancing Rabbit creek Of the twenty-seventh Sep
TENDER, eighteen hundred and thirty, for lands on
which they resided, but which i, is now impossible
to give them, and in lieu of the scrip that has been
8 awarded under the act of twenty-third August,
eighteen hundred and forty-two, not deliverable east
by the third section Of the said law, per act Of third
of March, eighteen hundred and fortyfve, viz: three
thousand seven hundred and twenty-five dollars for
the year eighteen hundred and forty-fve, and thir-
ty-hve thousand five hundred and seventy-hve dol
lars for the year eighteen hundred and forty-six;
To make good the interest on investments in State
stocks and bonds for various Indian tribes not yet
paid by the States to be reimbursed out of the inter-
est when collected nineteen thousand five hundred
l. and thirty-four dollars and nine cents:
10 defray the expenses of mission to the wild
Indians Of the prairie, for the purpose of making
treaties of peace and friendship, and for the ransom
ing of such white prisoners may be held by them
i teen thousand dollars; .-. :'&#" ,.. 81
y For the ransom Of two white boys, ellis Doyle
e and Thomas Pearce, held by the Cumanches in
bondage and delivered to the agents of the govern
T., ment, five hundred dollars; "7.....
vi For permanent provision for education purposes
for the years eighteen hundred and forty-fve, and
eighteen hundred and fortysix, (omtted in previous
estimates stipulated in the fourth article Of the
n ty with the Wyandots of the seventeenth March,
: eighteen hundred and forty-two, one thousand dol
:: lars; ~ ... '''. "a.
= For medals to be distributed amongst the chiefs
e and leading men Of the Indians, twenty-five hun.
n dred dollars;
Il To defray the expense of holding a treaty with
e the Menomonie Indians for the purchase OF their
S lands north of Fox river, in the Territory Of Wis
= consin, two thousand dollars; .oaa
! To pay J. A. S. Acklin, United States district
attorney for the northern district of Alabama for
professional services in defending Captain James FL
: Rogers and Lieutenant Roberts, in brought to
recover damages for act done by them, under the
, order Of superior officer, while in the service of
the United States also, 10 pay TO Joseph Bryan,
!, agent Of William Whitfield, for purchasing and dis
= trbuting stock animals to the Creek Indians, pur-
y suant to article Of treaty made with said In
dams, four hundred and eighty-nne dollars;
o For compensation TO two commissioners TO ex-