The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-23

treaty Of Dancing rabbit Greek, eptemoS
u twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and thiriy,
90 for lands widch they resided, but which it
is now impossible 70 give them, and IN i.u OF
the SCRIP that has been awarded under the act
OF August twenty fourth, eighteen hundred
90 and forly-lwo, and joint resolution OF Congress
OF August third, eighteen hundred and forty
six, not deliverable EAST by the third section OF
10 said law per act Of March third, eighteen hun
For eonpensaon or three special agents and e''"''
90 four Interpreters for the Indian tribes Of Texas,
10 including lbs purchase Of presents, $1,000
For expenses OF holding treaties WIN The Indian
tribes OF Oregon, for extinguishmsnt OF
90 their claims 10 lands lying West OF the Cascade
mountains, authorized By act Of Congress OF
fifth June, eighteen hundred and hily, $1,000
90 For expenses Of removing the PoltawaInmies and
Saes and Foxes from Iowa. west OF the Mis-
souri, riyer to their lands, agraeably TO the
90 terms OF a contract entered into by Breyet Ma
10 jor 3. Woods, United States army, 1900
For metals for Indian chiefs. I,5(
For expenses at procuring information and col
90 lectng statistics necessary To tie Indian Bu-
90 reau, and for making treaties with and pres
ents 10 the various tribes Of Indians residing
90 the borders OF Mexico, 3O,COi
For expenses of treating with The Mississippi and
81. Peter Sioux, for the extInguishDeDt IL
90 their title to lands in Minnesota Territory 1905
For expenses of treating with the Indians and
half-breeds for the exliuguishmeni OF the title
to their lands on the Red river Of the North,
M in the Territory OF Minnesota, lO,00t
w For the additional amount for expenses paid for
subsistence, and improperly charged 10 The
Treaty fund according to the award of the Sen
ate OF nth day Of September, eighteen hun
bred and fly, under the provisions of the
eleventh aIieie of the treaty Of sixth day of
August, eighteen hundred and iory-six, and
that interest be paid on the al the rate vi
five per centum per annunl, according 10 a
90 resolution Of the Senate OF nth September,
" eighteen hundred and fifty, leg, 40:
To The " Old Seulefs." or " Western Chero-
kees," in full Of all demands under the pro
visions Of the treaty OF sixth August, eighls en-
90 hundred and ioriy-sx, according TO the princi-
pies est. bished in the fourth article thereof,
and that interest be allowed and paid upon the
90 above suns, due respectively 10 the ChtTo&ees
and I" Old Settlers, " IN pursuance of tire above
mentioned award Of The Senate undsr the refer
90 ence contained IN the said eleventh article of
90 The treaty ofsixth August, eighteen hundred and
fony-six, So, So
90 eastern boundary Of the country set apart TO
the ChOciaw nation, per SECOND article oil the
treaty Of Dancing rabbit Creek, Of twenty-sev-
enth September, eighlees hundred and thirty, 3,46
an For expenses Of surveying the northern and
w western boundary lines oil the Creek county,
per eighth article of the treaty OF fourth Janu-
airy, eighteen hundred and lory-fVe, 100,
For expenses Of negotiating treaty with the Chip
90 pewas, ratified IN eighteen hundred and lOiy-
eight, in addition To the apprOp aii"n made
twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred and forty
90 For expenses OF removal and subsistence of the
hippewas OF Lake superior and Mississippi
from the lands cedrd under the treaty OF fourth
oclober, eighteen hundred aud forty two, $500
For payment to David Taylor, representative of
oo CuLsu'-tee-hee or Hog, for proceeds Of prop
Wv ery sold by the Unitrd States agents, and
erron6 ously paid by Governor 2. M. Bnti+I to
another than the rghuu claimant, said claim
having been allowed by the accounting officers
90 For continuing the collection, and for publishing
the statistics and other information authorized
by the act OF third March, eighteen hundred
90 aud forty seven, 10GO
For an advance to the Chppewas of Mississippi
aud Lake Superior Of this amount retained by
the lat. sub-agent, ]. Hays; the same 10
an be reimbursed TO the United States when re-
w covered from the late sub o his surelcs BE
For an advance 10 the Wyandot Indians of this
nm sum retained by the late sub-agent, Richard
w Hewitt, the same to be reimbursed 10 the Uni
ted STATES when received from said sub agent
For interest due on investments in stocks OF the
State of Michigan, held in trust By the Secie-
tay Of the Interior for the time icing for the
90 benefit of the Cherokee Indians, the same to
be reimbursed to the United States out Of tie
interest when collected, 10 OF
For payment 10 8. b. Lowry, for services rem
m dered as interpreter and assistant conductor to
w delegation OF Winnebago Indians who visited
the seat of Government and concluded the
IN treaty with that tribe of thirteenth October,
Wv eighteen hundred and f0rty-six, 60
For payment to Henry NJ. Rice for articles of
M outfit furnished to the Winnebago delegation
w w who visited the seat of Government aud con-
w Guided the treaty of eighteen hundred and fol-
tysix with that tribe, 76
M For payment to Henry NJ. Rice for expenses as
~ one of the delegates from the Winnebaso ma
" ton to the city OF Washington In eighteen hun
dred and Orty-six and compensation for valu-
able services rendered the Government in the
IN negotiation of The treaty concluded lhattime G.
w For payment to the Winnebago Indians of C
tain unexpended balances of sums set apart for
certain objects in the treaty of eighteen hun
m du and thirty seven, but not required there
w for, and carried To the surplus fund, 29a3s
and Foxes of Mississippi of eleventh October,
n, eighteen hundred and forty three, per act OF
w thiid March, eighteen hundred and forty three Ok
For arrearages OF unnuites due Cher0kees, per
act Of twelfth June, eighteen hundred and
Ihihy-eight, 80, 81
ida, per act Of second March, eighteen hundred
co For current expenses Of Indian Department, l5,O-
For compensation for two years ending thiriieth
June, eighteen hundred and ftty-one, Of an
w assistant to the biacksniih authorized be- en-
plOyed Tor the QlIapaw Indians n he hind
uce of the treaty of the thirteenth May, eigh-
90 teen hundred and thirty ihree, a.
00 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 thi iy-one, including
I'M pay of smith and assistant, and the usual sup
ply OF iron, coal, aud steel, Loo
For expenses of revising, preparing, and printing
new code OF regulations for The lnuian De-
partment In connection with all laws and por-
w tons OF laws in force III r. latiOn to Indian
affairs, duties and res possibility Of supernle,d-
cnts aud agents. die bursting and accounting tor
90 public money, &c, and for compiling, print
ing, and binding supplement to the volume
OF Indian treaties published in eighteen hun
90 dred aud thiity-seven, 3CCj
10 For compensation Of commissioner to negotiate
with the Wyandnt Indians, under appoint.
ment by tie Pres ident twenty. days, at
w elgh dollars per day. as fixed in such by
The provision in the last clause of the act of
July seventeenth, eighteen hundred and forty
M For the continuance of the following allow
ances to the Creek Indians arising under The
fifth article of the treaty Oflhe fourteenth Feb.
90 For pay OF hac ksmih and assistant and for iron,
Wv steel, and coal, In
For pay of wagon-maker, GU
M For agricultural Implements, 200
" For education, lON
For payment Richard Chute for articles Of out
fit furnished The Wnnebngo del, CATION who
visited thu seat OF Government aud concluded
w the treaty Of eighteen hundred and forty Fix,
with that tihe, 20
For the redemption of the daughter Of Mr.. and
10 Mrs. James Nj White, who captured by
the Indians on the borders Of New Mexico, !, so
For pay ment to So-le Emartha, Seminole In
dian, this amount stolen from him by United
% States soldiers at New Orleans, ID
TO enable tie President TO hold treaties with The
various Indian tribes in the State Of California; d OO
For payment to Lewis A. Thomas and Thomas
w Rogers, for services rendered by them il, de
fence IT two Sioux Indians indicted in the dis
trict court OF the United States for Iowa Ter
90 ritory, holden in the county of Dubuque on
w the eleventh of August, eighteen hundred and
f0rty-hve, for the murder of two white men. 5O(
For pay ing arrears Of compen alton 10 an Az nj
OO and Two Interpreters for the Indian tribes Of
Texas, authorized by act OF third March
- eighteen hundred and foily-s. ven, and suisse
90 Guent acts, 3oJ
To tHy the Central Bank of G orgia assignee Of
II, w Iarniaan Co., and others, 2lo4-
~ For Tire pay ment Of the awards of General Viii
w nam b. Mitchell, commissioner under the
treaty OF Chicag', OF the twenty, SIKH Sep
~ TENDER, eighteen hundred and thry.,bree
20 with the Pottawaomes, re- ported by him TO t,e
secretary OF War OH the twenty -eeiuh jam
AIRY, eighteen hundred and forty une, as adudi.
nm Gated and appro. ed by the said Secretary IN
w his decision OF the third March, eighteen hun
dred and torty-one, ~ Is,
To he paid by the Creek agent to the surviving