The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-03


supplement to the volume of Indian treaties pub
lished in eighteen hundred and thirty-seven thre'
THOUSAND dollars.
For compensation of commissioner TO negotiate
with the Wyandot Indians, under an appointment
by the President. twenty seven days at eight dol
lars per day, fixed in such case by the provision
in the last clause of the act Of July seventeenth
eighteen hundred and forty two, TWO hundred and
sixteen dollars.
For The continuance of the following allowances
TO the Creek Indians arising under the fifth arti-
Gle of the treaty OF fourteenth February eighteen
hundred and thirty three, VIZ
For pay of blacksmith and assistant, and for
iron steel and coal, one thousand one hundred and
ten dollars.
For pay of wagon maker, six hundred dollars.
For agricultural implements, two thousand dol
lars.
For education, one thousand dollars.
For payment 10 Richard Chute for articles of out
tit furnished the Wnnebago delegation who visited
the seat OF government, and concluded the treat y
OF eighteen hundred and forty six with that tribe,
sever hundred dollars and five cents.
For the redemption Of the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs James Nj. White, who was captured by the In
dians on the borders of New Mexico, fifteen hun
dred dollars, to be expended under the direction OF
the Secretary of the Interior.
For yment 10 Lo le- omar thla, a Seminole In
dian, this amount stolen from him by United Statcs
soldiers at New Orleans, one hundred and twenty
five dollars.
Fo enable the President TO hold treaties with the
various Indian tribes in the State of California
twenty five thousand dollars.
For payment to Lewis A. Thomas and Thomas
Rodgers five hundred dollars, for services rendered
py them in defence OF two Sioux Indians indicted
in the district court of the United States for Iowa
Territory. holden in the county of Dubuque, the
eleventh OF August, eighteen hundred and forty
i've, Tor the murder Of two white men.
For paying arrears OF compensation to AT
agent and two interpreters for the Indian tribes o
Texas, authorized by act of third March, eighteen
hundred and forty seven and subsequent &C Is
uyn Trad .tplla
To pay the Central Bank of Geor gia, assignee o
II. w. Jarnegan and Company and others, the sun
OF Of twenty-one thousand and forty -four dollars.
For the payment Of the awards Of General Viii
liam b. Mitchell, commissioner under the treaty o
Chicago OF the twenty sixth of September, eighteen
hundred and thirty three. with the Pottawata
mics, reported by him to the Secretary Of War or
the twenty eighth January, eighteen hundred anc
forty one, as adjudicaed and approved by the said
Secretary in his decision OF the third March, eigh
teen hurd red and forty -one, the sum of eighty
eight thousand five hundred and eighty nine dol
lars and thirty-two cents.
That the sum of thirty nine thousand nine hun
dred and one dollars and sixty cents be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated out OF any money
IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated, TO be
paid by the Greek agent TO the surviving chiefs OF
the Mcintosh party of the Creek Indians, 10 be di
vided among the chiefs and warriors, the friends
and followers of the late Jervy Raj, William Mcln
tosh who have not received their proportion of the
sum of one hundred thousand dollars stipulated by
the ninth article of the treaty between the United
Sates and the Creek Nation, made at the city OF
Washington on the twenty fourth January, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty six. said sum of thirty
nine thousand one hundred and nine dollars sixty
seven cents, TO be in full of all demands of said
Indians under the said ninth article of said treaty
SEC. 3 Ind be ii further enacted, That the nc
counting officers OF the United States treasury
be, and are hereby, directed TO audit and settle
the accounts Of the companies of Texas Mounted
Rangers commanded by Captains Il. T. Hill, j.
Nj. Smith, ]. Roberts, j. 5. Sutton, J. p. Ross II.
L. McCulloch, J. w. Johnson, and c. Blackwell,
who were retained in, called into service by the
Governor of said State, and out Of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated: Prorided,
That the amount to be 50 paid shall not exceed
seventy two thousand dollars.
SEC. ). And be il further enacted, That the Sec
retary OF War pay any balance that may be due
the Delaware Indians who served in the Florida
war, under the order of the Secretary of War of
July twenty second, eighteen hundred and thir-
~ seven, IN which the Indians promised the
sum OF two hundred and seventy dollars for six
months service, and that the Secretary be required
to pay, according to said order, TO the chiefs of
said tribes Of Indians, out Of any money the
sury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved September 80, 1850.