The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-20
Vol. III.

For compensation and expenses OF the
committee of old settler party of Cher
okees, their clerks, &c, for services
rendered in pursuance Of the provi-
sions contained in the fifth article OF
the treaty of seventeenth August, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-six, in addi-
ton to the appropriation Of thirtieth
Of September, eighteen hundred and
fifty, in full for all service rendered,
or hereafter to be rendered. .........
For expenses OF holding treaties with the
wild tribes of the prairie, and for
bringing delegates on to the seat Of
Government. ................... 49,. III
For expenses Of the removal and sub
sistence Of the Choct taws from the State
Of Mississippi to the Choctaw country
west of that river, in addition to for
mer appropriations for that object.
For payment to the Winnebago Indians
OF this sum erroneously charged
against the fund of ten thousand dol
lars set apart (out Of the consideration
to be paid for the lands cedcd) by the
eighth clause of the fourth article of
the treaty Of the first of November,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven.
For payment to the Cherokee nation, in
full satisfaction and final settlement
OF all claims and demands whatsoever
of the Cherokee nation against the
United States, under any treaty here
tofore made with the Cherokees. And
tho said Cherokee nation shall, on the
payment of said sum of money, exc
cute and deliver to the United States
full and final discharge for all claims
and demands whatsoever on the Uni
ted States, except for such annuities
g. ,,to r.
erty as tho United States. may be
bound by any treaty TO pay to said
Cherokee nation, and except, also,
such moneys and lands, if any, as the
United States may hold in trust for
said Cherokees. Indefinite.
For reappropriation of the following
sums, Carried to the surplus fund ON the
thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
forty six, and the thirtieth June, cigh-
teen hundred and forty seyen,) under
the following heads:
Fulfilling treaties with the Kansas....
For fulfilling treaties with the Wyandots
Support of blacksmiths, &c., for Osages
Payment Of claims for Osage depreda-
tlons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ................
For purchase of cows and calves for
O5ages
For continuing the collection, and for
publishing the statistics and other in
formation, authorized by the act of the
third Of March, eighteen hundred and
forty-seven, and subsequent acts....,.
For supplying deficiency in the amount
appropriated at the last session for the
same object. .........
For expenses of an agent to collect infor-
nation, to enable the Department to
execute the law Of Congress provid-
ing for the per capita payment to
Cherokces, under the treaty ofeightcen
hundred and thirty-five, 80 far as re-
lates to those Indians east of the Mis-
sissippi. ..................
For removal and subsistence of Indians.
This sum is required in order to settle
the claim adjudicated by the account
ing officers of the Treasury, in favor
of the Chickasaw nation of Indians, for
losses, &C., in provisions purchased IN
eighteen hundred and thirty seven. :.
For the pay of the several companies,
and the expenses of three companies of
Texas volunteers, called into service
by requisition Of Brevet Major Gene
raj Brook. ...... 2.
For expenditures incident to the issue OF
the ten millions dollars of stock for
Texan indemnity y...................
For rcimbursing the State Of Florida,
under such rules and regulations as
have heretofore governed the adjust
mcnt of similar claims Of the several
States on the United States, for mo-
ncys advanced and paid, and for ex-
penscs incurred and Obligations con.
tracted by said State, for subsistence,
supplies, and services Of local troops,
called into service during the year
eighteen hundred and forty nine, by
and under the authorities OF said State
For dcfraying the expense Of an extra
session OF the Legislature of Oregon,
held agrceably to the provisions Of
For the pay and expenses of four compa-
nies of volunteers, called into the ser
vice of the United States by Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel Washington, in
New Mexico, in the year eighteen
hundred and forty nine. .......... II;