The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-26

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another Than The Iigh,ful claimant, sad claim
having been allowed by the accounting cticers
oflhe Treasury
For continuing the collection, and for pubishipg
the Ga,lstic. ii niher Information an rizsj
} by the act Of third March, eighteen hundred
and forty seven 100;
For an advance to the Chippewa of Mississippi
D and Lake Superior of this amount retained by
the late sub agent, ]. p HAYS the 10
be reimbursed 10 the United States when
covered from the late sub agent his sureties 49,
! For advance to the w yandot Indians Of This
sum retained by TIE late sub-s9ent, Richard
Hewitt, the same 10 be reimbursed 10 the Uni
, ted States when received from said sub-agent
or his suretles 3
For interest due on investments in stocks OF the
Stale Of Michigan, held in trust by The Secre-
tary of the Interior for the Time b'ing fn the
benefit of The Cherokee lDdiaus, The same to
be reimbursed TO the United Sta'es cut Of the
, interest when collected 1870
! For payment to s. u. Lowry, for services
dered interpreter and assistant Conductor TO
a delegation of Wnneblgo Indians who vs-
ted the seat of government and concluded the
treaty with that tribe of thirteenth October,
eighteen hundred and fnrty six
For pa yment TO Henry VI, Rice for articles Of
oui, furnished to the Wnnebago delegation
who visited the seat Of government aud con-
cudei The treaty Of eighteen hundred and for
ty-six with III { ibe
For payment to Henry NJ Rice for expenses
of the delegates from the Winnebago Ma
lion to he city Of Washington in eighteen
hundred and forty SIX ard compensation Tor
valuable services rendered tie Government in
the negolia ion Of the treaty concluded at that
time
For payment the Winnebago Indians of GER
tain unexpended balances of sums set apart for
certain objects in the treaty Of eighteen hun
dred and thirty seven, but not required there
for and carried TO tbs surplus fund %,
For carrying into eiitct the treaty with the Sacs
and Foxes of Mississippi of eleventh October,
eighteen hundred and ry-hree, per act of
third March, eighteen hundred and forty
three
For arrearages of annuities due Cherokees, per
act of twelfth June, eighteen hundred and
thirty eight = 39,e
For expenses Of delegation of Seminoes to Flo
rida, per act of second March, eighteen hum
bred and forty-one l,G
For current expenses of InJian Department 1870
For compensation for two years ending thir'ie'h
June, eighteen bundled and fifty -one, Of on
assistant to the blacksmith authorized to be en-
ployed for the Quapaw Indians in The third ar
iicle Of the treaty Of The thirteenth May, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-,hree
For the establishment of the blacksmith shop
for the Senecas and Shawnees, under the
fourth article Of the Treaty of twentieth July,
eighteen hundred and thirty-one, including
pay Of smith and assistant, and the usual sup
ply of iron, coal, and steel IT.
. For expenses of revising, preparing, and printing
" a code Of regulations fer the Indian De-
partment in connexon with ali laws and por
tons of laws in force in relation to Indian af-
fairs duties and responsibility Of superinend-
10 ents and agents, dsbursng and accounting for
public money, &c, and for compiling, print
ing, and binding supplement to the volume
of Indian treaties published in eighteen hun
dred and thirty seven -
For compensation Of commissioner to negotiate
IS with the Wyandot Indians, under appoint
ment by the President, twenty seven days. at
eight dollars per day, as fixed in such care by
the provision in The last clause Of the act Of
July seventeenth, eighteen hundred aud forty
q For the continuance Of the following allowances
10 the Creek Indians arising under The fifth
article Of the treaty Of the fourteen February,
eighteen hundred and Thirty three, viz
For pay Of black smith and assistant, and for iron,
steel, and coal l.,
Q For pay Of wagon maker
- For agricultural implements 2,
For education /,
For payment to Richard Chute for articles Of out
AZ furnished the Winnebsgo delegation who
visited the scat of Government and concluded
the treaty Of eighteen hundred and forty SIX,
10 with that tribe
For the redemption cf tho daughter Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Jimes NJ. White, who was captured by
the Indians the borders Of New Mexico l.,
For payment 10 SO lie Emarihls, a Seminole In
dian, this amount stolen from him by United
States soldiers at New Orleans
70 To enable the President to bod treaties with the
various Indian tribes in the State of California IS,
For payment to Lewis A. Thomas aud Thomas
Rodgers, for services rendered by them in de-
fence Of two Sioux Indians indicted in the dis
ret court Of the United States for Iowa Ter
ri,ory, holden in the county Of Dubuque
the eleventh Of August, eighteen hundred and
forty five, for the murd-r of two white men
For paying Of compensation 10 an agent
aud w) interpreters for the Indian tribes Of
Texas, authorized by act Of third March,
eighteen bundled and forty-seven and suisse
quent acs 3,
20 70 ray the Central Bank Of Georgia, assignee
Of II w. Jarnersn & Co, and oilers a.,
For the payment Of the awards Of General Viii
10 liam b. Mitchell commissioner under the
treaty of Chicago of the twenty SIKH Sep
tembrr eigh,een hundred and thirty three, with
the Potsw,iaricr reported by him to he Sec
rotary OF War on tho twenty eighth January,
% eighteen hundred and fory-oD sdudicated
and approved by the said Secretary, 10 his de-
csion OF the Third March, eighteen hundred
aud f,rty-one SO ;,
TO be paid by the Creek agent TO the surviving
% chiefs e the MeI1'osh party of Creek Indians,
70 to be divided among the chiefs and warriors,
the friends and followers Of the late General
William Mcintosh, who have not received their
proportion Of the sum Of one hundred thou
tand dollars, stipulated by the ninth article OF
the treaty between the United States aud the
70 Creek nslion, made at the city Of Washington
on the twenty-iourlh January, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-si1, 10 be in full Of ell de-
10 mands Of said Indians under the said ninth
article Of said treaty 3d.
To audit and settle the accounts Of The companies
Of Texas Mounted Rangers, commanded ly
" Captains b. +. Hill, j. NJ. Smith, j. Roberts,
j. 5 Sutton, s. p. Ross, II. L. McCulocb,
J. W. Johnson and G.. Blackwell, who were
retained in called into service by the Cover
nor Of said State 72,C
To pay balance that may he due the Delaware
Indians, who served in the Florida war, under