Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

ties with and presents the various tribes Of Indians residing
within the limits Of the United States upon the borders Of
Mexico, thirty thousand dollars.
For expenses Of treating with the Mississippi and 81 Peter
Sioux for the exingushmen Of their title lands in Mime
sofa Territory, fifteen thousand dollars.
For expenses Of treating with the Indians and halbreeds
for the extngushmen Of the title their lands the Red
River of the North, in the Territory Of Minnesota, ten thou
sand dollars.
For the additional for expenses paid for subsst
and improperly charged to the treaty fund.- according to
the award Of the Senate of fifth day Of September eighteen
hundred and fifty under the provisions Of the eleventh article
of the treaty Of the sixth day Of August eighteen hundred
and fsrysix, hundred and eghynne thousand four
hundred and twenty-five dollars and seventysx cents, and
mat interest be paid the at the rate Of five cent
pr annu according resolution Of the Senate of fifth of
September, eighteen hundred and fifty Provided That said
money shall be paid by the United States and received by the
Indians on condition that the shall be in full discharge
% me amount thus improperly charged to said treaty fund
opldcd Jurfh That in shall any money hereby
appropriated be paid to any agent Of said Indians any
oner person persons than the Indian Indians to whom
To the sOd Settlers OF Western Cherokees in full Of
all demands under the provisions of the treaty Of sixth Au
gust eighteen hundred and fortysx according to the prin
cpes established in the fourth article thereof Eve hundred
and Thousand eight hundred and ninety six dollars
and ninety cens and that interest be allowed and paid upon
the above sums due respectively the Cherokees and Old
Settlers IN pursuance OF the aforementioned award Of the
under the reference contained in the said eleventh ar
forty six Prorded, That in shall any money hereby
appropriated be paid to any agent of said Indians or to
any other person or persons than the Indian Indians
to whom il i due ProUded, Also That the Indians who
shall receive the said money shall first respectively sign re-
cept or release acknowledging the be in full all de-
mands under the fourth article Of said treaty.
For expenses OF the esurvey and marking the boun
dairy of the country set apart to the Chocaw nation per
ond article Of the treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Creek twenty
seventh September eighteen hundred and thirty three thou
sand four hundred and sxtytwo dollars.
For expenses Of surveying the northern and boun
dairy lines Of the Creek country per eighth article the treaty
Of fourth January eighteen bundled and foy in add
ton to former appropriations ten thousand and sevnwo
dollars. 7s ~ f8 ta
For expenses Of negotiating treaty with the Chippewas ra
tilted in eighteen hundred and foy eight in addition to the
appropriation made July eighteen hundred and
forty-eight one thousand five hundred dollars.
For expenses Of and subsistence Of the Chippewas
Of Lake Superior and Mississippi from the lands ceded under
the treaty Of fourth October eighteen hundred and forty two
twenty Ave thousand dollars.
For payment David Taylor representative Of Cusut-
eehee, Hog for proceeds Of property sold by the United
States agents. and enormously paid by Governor M. But
Ter to another than the rghul claimant said claim having
been allowed BY the accounting officers Of the Treasury
eny dollars and eghy-seven cents.
For continuing the collection and for publishing the statistics
and other information, authorized by the of third March,
eighteen hundred and forty thousand dollars Pro-
rded That such publication be made under the direction Of
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the number of copies
not to exceed twelve hundred.
For advance to the Chppewas Of Mississippi Lake
Superior OF this amount retained by the late p
Hays the same to be reimbursed to the United States when
recovered from said sub agent his suretes thousand
three hundred and eghywo dollars and twenty cents
For advance to the Wyandot Indians Of this sum
tanned by the late subagen Richard Hewitt the be
reimbursed to the United States when received from said sub
agent or his suretes eight hundred and twenty dollars
and nine cents.
For interest due investments in stocks Of the State of
Michigan held in trust by the Secretary of the Interior for the
time being for the benefit of the Cherokee Indians the same
of tho
collected, nineteen thousand and eighty dollars.
For payment to g. B. Lowry, for services rendered in
tepreter and assistant conductor to delegation Winnie
bago Indians who visited the Of and conclu
ded the treaty with that tribe Of thirteenth October eighteen
hundred and forty six, three hundred and five dollars
For payment Henry M Rice for articles Of outfit furnish
ed the Winnebago delegation who visited the of govern
ment and concluded the treaty eighteen hundred and forty
six with that tribe, seven hundred and sxytwo dollars and
ten cents.
For paymentto Henry NJ Rice for expenses one Of the
delegates from the Wnnebago nation the city of Wash
ngton eighteen hundred and fortysx and compensation
for valuable services rendered the Government in the negoa
ton of the treaty concluded that time, six hundred and
seventy dollars.
the surplus fund.- per dated respectively hirteth
june eighteen hundred and oryx, thieth June eighteen
hundred and and threth June, eighteen hun
dred and forly-egh, viz
For payment the Wnnebago Indians of certain unex-
pended balances Of apart for certain objects in the
treaty of eighteen hundred and but required
tneeI0r ana carried 10 the surplus fEnd, twenty thou
sand two hundred and lightweight dollars and forty
cents.
For carrying into effect treaty with Sacs and Foxes Of Mis-
ssspp Of eleventh October eighteen hundred and
per act third March, eighteen hundred and forty three,
hundred and eighty EIGHT dollars and ninetynine
For arreaages of annuites due Cheokees, per of
twelfth June, eighteen hundred and thyeigh, thirty mine
thousand eight hundred and sevenyone dollars and ninety
two cents.
For expenses of delegation Of Semnoes Florida per
Of second March, eighteen hundred and ryone thou
sand six hundred and eleven dollars and thirty cents
For current expenses of Indian Department fifteen thou
sand and eighty three dollars and forty three cents
For compensation, for two years ending thireth June,
eighteen hundred and one, Of assistant to the black
smith, authorized to be employed for the QuaPaw Indians in
the third article of the treaty Of thirteenth May eighteen
hundred and thirty three four hundred and eighty dollars
For the reestabhment of the blacksmith shop for the
Senecas and Shawnee under the fourth article Of the treaty
pay Of smith and assistant and the usual supply Of iron COAL
and steel, thousand and sixty dollars.
For expenses of revising, preparing, and printing
code of regulations for the Indian Department connection
with all laws and portions of laws in force in relation to In
dian affairs duties and responsibility of superintendent and
agents. disbursing and accounting for public money, &C.,
and for compiling printing and binding supplement the
volume of Indian treaties published in eighteen hundred and
thrty-seven, three thousand dollars.
For compensation of commissioner to negotiate with the
Wyandot Indians, under appointment by the President
twentyseven days. at eight dollars per days fixed in such
by the provision in the last clause of the act of July
seventeenth, eighteen hundred and forywo two hundred
and sixteen dollars.
For the continuance of the following allowances the
Creek Indians arising under the fifth article Of the treaty Of
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