The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-01

Cerokees and sold seters in pursuance Of the above
mentioned aw ard of the senate the reference
tanned In ihe said eleventh article OF the treaty OF sixth
August, eighteen hundred and orty-six: Prcidd Tina.
IN 10 case shall any money hereby appropriated be PAID
any agent said Indians, 10 other person or
ersons than the Indian or Indians 10 whom II Is due
Prouided, also, That tie Indians who shall receive hr
said money shall first respectively sign receipt or r.
acknowledging the he la tiil! Of NIL aeEass
the fourth article Of said treaty. ffUa RI Is1.
For expenses Of the re-survey and making the /.
eastern boundary Of the country set aparf 10 the
Choctaw Naiiou, per second article Of the treaty
Of Dancing rabbit Creek, of twenty seventh Sep
ion,ber, eighteen hundred aud thirty, three thou
sand four hundred and sixty-tWo dollars. f- tg
For expenses of surveying the northern aud
western boundary lines of The Creek country per
eighth article Of the treaty Of fourth January .egk
teen hundred and forty five. ia addition to former
appropriations, ten Thousand and seycsty -two
dollars. ..sr s.. ~ t.1 .ga t-
Fos expenses Of negotiating treaty with the
Chippewas, ratified in eighteen hundred and forty
eight, in addition TO the appropriation made twen-
ty-ninth July eighteen hundred and forty -egh;,
one thousand FIVE hundred dollars. ~ 500 "a.
For expenses of removal aad subsistence VI tho
Chippewas Of Lake Superior and Mississippi from
the lands ceded under the treaty Of fourth Ocio-
Der, eighteen hundred aad for;y-two, twenty 1--we
thousand dollars u a
For puymen, to David Taylor. representative
Of Cul-sui-tee- Hog, Cor proceeds of prop
eriy said by the United States agents, and erro-
neously paid by Governor p. NJ. Butler 10 another
than the fig,fu Claimant, said claim having been
allowed by The accounting officers Of the 1 reasu-
ry, seventy dollars and eighty seven cents
For continuing the collection, and for publishing
the atiscs and other information, authorizes by
the act, third March, eighteen hundred and :orty
seven, ten thousand dollars: Prorided, J hat such
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Coniniss soner Of Indian Affairs, and the number
Of copies not to exceed twelve hundred.
For advance to the Chippewas Of Mississippi
and Lake Superior OF this amount retained by ibe
late Sub-agent, J. l.. Hays, the same 70 he rein-
bursed 10 the United States when recovered freHi
said Sub-agent or his sureies, one thousand three
hundred and eighty-iwo dollars and twenty y-nine
cents.
Fer an advance TO The Wyandot Indians Of This
sum retained by tie late Sul,-asent, Richard
Hewitt, the same to be rcn,bu. sed 10 the United
State, when received from said Snb-agent, or his
suretes, eight hundred and tweni y-eight dollars
and nine cents. . 20
For interest due on Investments in Stocks Of the
State of Michigan, held in trust by The Secretary
of the Interior for The tine being for the benefit
Of the Cherokee indians, the same TO lie ren,-
bursed to the United States out of the inerest
when collected, nineteen thousand aud eighty
dollars.
! For payment to S. =. Lowry, for services rem
dered Interpreter and assistant conductor to
delegation Of Winnebago Indians who visited the
seat Of Government and concluded the treaty
with that tribe Of thirteenth October, eighteen
hundred and forty six, three hundred aud five dol-
lars -..' .o7. .8ai
! For payment 10 Henry ~ Rice for articles Of
outfit furnished the Winn.buyo delega,ien who
visited the scat Of Government and concluded isr
treaty Of eighteen hundred and fury w. ilh that
tribe, seven hundred and sMiy-iwO dollars and
/ ten cents.
! For pay men; 10 Henry NJ Rice for expenses 40
one of the Delegates from he Winnebago nation
to the city Of Washington in eighteen hundred
and foriy-six, und compensation Tor valuable
vices rendered the Government in the nsgola,i'n
Of the treaty concluded at that time, six hundred
and seventy dollars.
For the re-appropria,ion Of the following sums,
carried TO the surplus fluid per warrants, dated
respectively, hrtielh June, eighteen hundred and
foriy-six, thirIeth June, eighteen hundred and
forty seven, and ihrileth june, eighteen hundred
and forty eight, viz: t..y.....I e.. ....,...t r
For payment TO the " Wnnehago Indians Of GER
tain uneNpcnded balances Of sums set apa.i for
certain objects in the treaty Of eighteen hundred
and thirty y-seven, but not required therefor, aud
carried 10 the surplus fund, twenty thousand
two hundred and eighty y-eight dollars and forty
nine cents. 'f
For carrying into effect treaty riih Sacs and
Foxes Of Mississippi Of eleventh October, eigi,-
teen hundred and forty three, per act third March,
eighteen hundred and forty three, TWO hundred
and elghiy-egh, dollars ind ninety nine cents.
! For auearages Of annuilies due Cherokees, per
act of twelfth June. eighteen hundred and thirty
! eight, thirty Thousand eight hundred and
seventy lone dollars and ninety 1.-Two cents.
For expenses of delegation Of oeminoles 10
Florida, per act of second March, eishIeen hun
dred and forty one tLo1sa nd SIX hundred and
eleven dollars and thirty crnrs. -.. -..i -4rs p
For current expenses Of Indian Department,
fifteen thousand and eighty three dollars and forty
three cents. ..t... f.tt. -
For compensation for two years ending ,hii;ie,h
June, eighteen hundred and y-one, uf an as
slstaDt 10 the blacksmith authorized 10 be en-
pioy.d for the uapaw Indians in the third :rii-
Gle of the treaty Of thirteenth May, eighteen
hundred and thIrty-,hree, four hundred and eighty
dollars. -'i''l i ltE~'
For The re-asabI,s ,shnent Of the blacksmith .fcp
for the Senecas and Shawnees. under The fourth
article of the treaty nf twentieth July eighteen
hundred and tbmty-cne, including pay Of smith
and assistant, and The usual supply Of iron, coal,
and steel, one thousand and si,iy dollars.
For expenses of revising, preparing and printing
a new code of regulations FOR The Indian Depari-
nient, in conneSiou with all laws and portions of
laws in force in relation TO Indian uffar-, duties
and responsibility OF superintendents and agents,
disbursing and accounting for public money, &c,
sc, and for compiling, printing and binding /,
supplement- Ia the volume Of Indian treaties pub
lished IN eighteen hundred and thirty sc, eli, three
thousand dollars. &
! For compensation Of commissioner to negotiate
with the Wyandot Indians, under an appotntniest
by the President. twenty seven da,s at eight
dollars per day, as fixed in suci, by the pro-
vision IN the last clause of the OF July seven
te-.;h, eighteen hundred and Iorty-iwo Two hun
dred and sixteen dollars.
/ For the continuance of the following alinw-
snces 10 The Creek Indians arising under the
ifth article Of the treaty Of the fourteenth Feb
,uary eighteen hundred and lhir,y-iitree, viz:
For pay Of blacksmith and assistant, and far
{ lron, steel and coal, enc Thousand ore hundred
and ten dolais. as't us w. s...,....sf.. ~
/ For pay Of wagou-rnaker, six hundred dollars.
For agricultural implements, two thousand do
lar-. ~ Esa -
For educa ion Zone thousand dollars
/ For payment 10 Richard Chute for articles oo
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