The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-07-23


article.) a remuneration for moneys laid out by
said tribe, and for services rendered by their chiefs
and agents in securing the title to the Green Bay
lands, and in removal to the same, agreeably TO
the provisions of the ninth article OF the treaty with
the Six Nations of New York, of fifteenth OF jan
uary, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight. four
thousand dollars.
For payment to the Seneca Indians of New York,
for moneys wrongfully withholden from them by
an agent appointed by the Government for the
cement Of their aflirs, as per report OF Thos
Stoddard, commissioner selected by the Score.
taIy Of War to make the requisite investigation
pursuant TO the direction contained In the fourth
ton of the act of twenty June, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, making appropriations for
the Indian Department, twenty-eight thousand
five hundred and five dollars and fifty cents:
PTopidsd, That the Secretary OF the Interior Is
hereby required, upon payment Of the money
herein specified, to take such further steps, II
any may be necessary, as shall enable the United
States 10 recover the amount due from said agent
For the appropriation OF the following sums
carried TO the surplus fund per warrants numbered
twelve and thirteen, and dated respectively, thr.
tie,h OF June eighteen hundred and forty Elk, and
thlrieth of June, eighteen hundred and forty.
eight, under the following heads, viz:
'.For carrying into effect Choctaw treaty." act
eleventh Of June, eighteen hundred and forty two.
ninety five dollars and eighty three cents.
For c'rrying into effect Choctaw treaty. on
account Of lands relinquished," act second Of
March, eighteen hundred and thirty one, eight
hundred and twenty six dollars and twenty six
csnts.
"For payment to Pottawatomies for corn crop
abandoned" act third Of March, eighteen hundred
and thirty nine, seven hundred and forty-t~o
dollars and fifty cents.
..For payment TO Pottawatomes for twelve log
houses Destroyed act third Of March, eighteen
hundred and thirty nine, SIX hundred dollars.
For interest on the amounts awarded Choctaw
claimants, under the fourteenth article Of tn"
treaty of Da ncing Rabbit Creek, of TWENTY i;
of September, eighteen hundred -eventh
lav ~. tvht than rnaIfi
imnossbie to Give IT, ID, but which It Is
that has been -.snn, and in lieu OF the scrip
th;,d ~ ..warded under the act Of twenty.
W =. August, eighteen hundred and forty two,
1t deliverable east, by the third section Of said
law, per act Of third March, ghteer hundred and
forty five, for the half year ending thirieth of
one thousand eight hundred dollars PROVIDED,
That after the thirtieth day of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty two, all payments of inter
eat On said awards shall cease, and that I've
Secretary OF the Interior be, and he ID hereby
directed to pay said claimants the amount Of
principal awarded in each case respectively, and
that the amount Necessary for this purpose be
and the Same is hereby appropriated, not exceed
ing eight hundred and seventy-two thousand
dollars PROVIDED, further, That the final payment
and satisfaction of said awards shaIl be fret
ratified and approved as a final release Of all cai,.s
OF such parties, under the fourteenth article Of said
treaty by the proper national authority Of the
Choetaws, in such form as shall be prescribed Wv
the Secretary of the interior.
For the purchase Of presents, and to negotiate
under Instructions from the Secretary OF the
interior, with the Indians in Texas who Save
iutruded themselves into that Etate from the
territories OF the UnteH States, for their removal
from that State, twenty-five thousand dollars.
Fer continuing the collection and for publishing
the statistics and other Information authorized by
the act Of third OF March. eighteen hundred and
iorty seven, and subs quent acts. seventeen thou
sand dollars: PROVIDED, Tina, tae work shall be
completed in 1--we Volumes, and that at least one
volume stall be Published in each year until the
whole seSss OF FIVE volumes shall be finished.
Sor arrearages in the cost Of the preparation Of
the volume, for the year eighteen hundred and
hity-one, OF statistics and other information au-
thorlzed by the act Of third o! March, eighteen
hundred and iorty-seven, and subsequent acts,
five thousand three hundred dollars
For printing, binding, etc, ak hundred copies
Of the first volume of the foregoing work. for dis
trbution among new members, six thousand five
hundred and seventy-five dollars.
For this sum, to enable TIE Secretary of the
interior TO satisfy the claims of the Creek
Indians for mills stipulated to be furnished IN
der the fifth article OF the treaty Of the four
teenth Of February, eighteen hundred and thirty
three, four thousand dollars.
For expenses OF removal and subsistence of Pot.
tawatomies of Indiana, (S22, 5DO,) twenty-five
thousand five hundred dollars.
For expenses of removal and subsistence of
Choctews, $50 ,OOO,) fifty thousand dollars.
For expenses or removal and Subsistence of Win.
nebagoes three thousand five hundred and thirteen
dollars and two cents.
For this som to cover arrearages for and on &C
count OF contingencies Of the Indian Department.
twenty 1.-TWO thousau five hundred dollars
For indemnity for losses sustained by the Me
nomonee Indians in the delivery of goods to them
as part of their annuity, in the year eighteen
the treaty with that tribe of the eighteenth of Oc--
tober, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, three
thousand elk hundred and twenty-iour dollars and
forty eight cents
the use Of tools for the Seneca tribes of Indians,
from the FIRST Of July to eighth of November,
eighteen hundred and thirty eight, two hundred
and thirteen dollars and thirty. three cents.
For clerk hire, office rent, fuel, stationery, &c.
Tor the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in Oregon
Two thousand four hundred dollars.
for expenses vi continuing negotiations with
the Indian tribes OF Oregon lying west of the Cas-
cade mountains, twelve thou, and dollars.
For the completion of buildings for the use of the
and Indian Agents in Oregon,
three thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses of Superintendent of
Indian Affairs in Oregon, and agents, two thou
sand dollars.
For the transportation of this sum, Carried to
the surplus fund per warrant number thirteen
dated thirtieh OF June ghteen hundred and forty
ak } being the balance due the Ottawa and Chip
pewa Indians, under the nth article of the treaty
of eighteen hundred and thirty six, for payment
of their debts, appropriated second of July cigh-
teen hundred and thirty-six, and reappropriated
second o! March, eighteen hundred and thirty
nine, six hundred aud twenty-tour dollars and
twenty-five cents.
For the purchase of two sections of land reserved
by the treaty with the Po,tawatoInes of o. tobcr
twentieth, eighteen hundred aud thirty two for
"Shobonier," thousand Elk hundred doliars:
Prorided. That said shall be paid until oil
the rights OF "Shoouuier," his heirs to said land
shall be relinquishcd to the United Statcs.
For the redemption OF outs anGiug loan Office
and final settlement certificate, dated September
ninth, seventeen hundred and seventy-nne, couu.
tersignet ty Nathaniel Appleton, Commissioner
of Massachusetts, Bay, i-sued for two hundred dol
ars specie value ten dollars and sixty-eGht nine
tleths, fitty-seven dollars and seventy two cents.
For the contingent expenses of the Legislative
Assembly OF the Territory Of Minnesota, viz:
For printing and Publishing the Revised Statutes.
making an index thereto, and experimenting their
publication, four thousand five hundred dollars.
For necessary extra clerks during the latter part
OF the sessions of the Legislative Assembly, binding
the Revise Statutes, and other ncd ntal
expenses, two thousand dollars
For payment of Messrs. Babcock wilkinson,
and liolcombe, for revising the laws, five hundred
dollars each, one thousu nd five hundred dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the House Of
Representatives, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Senate, one
hundred and thrty-seven thOusa nd seven huudr,
and twenty-five dollars,
To enable the Secretary OF the Senate 10 pay for
the copies Of the report of Doctor David Dale Owen