Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-25

smiths and assistants stipulated in the third article of
the treaty Of the first Of August eighteen hundred and
twenty nine two thousand hundred and sixty dollars
For Payment of reasonable compensation, travelling
transportation, and subsistence of A. M Mitchell and a
posse Of citizens of Minnesota Territory summoned by
him while marshal of said Territory, and engaged in the
suppression of Indian disturbances in said Territory
about the bireth of june eighteen hundred and fifty,
their accounts TO be settled and payment made under the
order and direction of the Secretary Of the Treasury
thousand six hundred dollars
For twenty fourth of thirty instaments for ron STEEL
&C. for shop, stipulated in the third article Of the treaty
OF the first OF August eighteen hundred and twenty
SIX hundred and sixty dollars.
For twenty-fourth of thirty instruments for aborers
and oxen stipulated in the third article of the treaty of
the first Of August eighteen hundred and twenty nine
three hundred and sixty-fve dollars.
For twenty of twentyseven nstaments for educa
on stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of the
nfeenth OF September eighteen hundred and thrtywo,
three thousand dollars.
For twenty-hrst of twenty instruments for six
agrculturists purchase of Oxen ploughs and other inn
PIGMENTS stipulated in the fifth article Of the treaty of
the fifteenth OF September eighteen hundred and thirty
two, two thousand five hundred dollars
For twentyfrst Of twen.y-seyen instruments for pay
Of two physicians stipulated in the fifth article of the
treaty of the fifteenth of September eighteen hundred
and rhirty-two, four hundred dollars M
For interest on million hundred thousand dol
lars at five per centum stipulated in the fourth article Of
the treaty of the first of November eighteen hundred and
thirty ffty-fye thousand dollars.
For interest on eighyfyc thousand dollars, at five per
centum stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty of
the thirteenth of October eighteen hundred and orysx
four thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
For payment to the heirs of Cyrus Choice the balance
due for services rendered by him acting Indian agent
in New Mexico from the ninth Of December eighteen
hundred and fortynne to the fourteenth Of September
eighteen hundred and fifty at the rate Of fifteen hundred
and fifty dollars per annum, after deductng the Of
Fifty doF heretofore paid Cyrus Choice thousand
one hundred and thirty dollars and sevsntysx
cents ts
For payment to Presha Bedwell, formerly Presha
Foreman being the amount Of award by the Chero
kee commissioners in her favor which enormously
paid by former Cherokee agent to who perso
mated the proper claimant the of four hundred and
sixty-four dollars.
For payment to Horsehy, being the amount of an
award by the first board of Cherokee commissioners less
the amount of six dollars allowed fee to the attorney
for improvement belonging to Taney, the deceased
wife Of Horsefy,) improperly valued and paid for to
Tawney of the same town in the country east the
of ffty-four dollars.
For payment to Se-ka-wee, Cherokee, only heir of
Woote-ti-eh deceased, for improvement in Turkey
town valley, Alabama, which improperly valued and
paid for to Rachel Bright white woman, the said Woo
teeh deceased, being the rightfu owner the sum Of
one hundred and sixty-sx dollars and fifty cents.
For compensation to three special agents and four in
tepeters for the Indian tribes Of Texas and for the
chase of presents, fifteen thousand dollars.
For presents TO the Camanches, Kiaways, and other
Indians the Arkansas river and to enable the Pres
dent to treat with said Indians twenty thousand dollars
For deayng expenses incident to the visit of the Pue-
Washington and defray their expenses their homes,
the of seven thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For general objects incident to Indian service in New
Mexico, twenty thousand dollars.
For expenses OF running and marking the eastern boun
dairy line of the Creek country west of Arkansas
thousand nine hundred and ninety dollars.
For payment to James NJ Marsh, to cover the loss Of
his property destroyed by band of Sioux Indians in the
month of july eighteen hundred and forynine, while
extending the second connexon line of the public surveys
in the State of Iowa. the Missouri river under contract
with c. H. Booth Surveyor General of the United States
one thousand two hundred dollars.
For expenses of the California superintendent to witt
Salary of superintendent four thousand dollars salary
of clerk to superintendent two thousand FIVE hundred
dollars; Office rent, stationary fuel, and lights and
postage official letters, three thousand five hundred
dollars; interpreters, three thousand dollars.
For the preservation of peace with those Indians who
have been dspossessed of their lands in California until
arrangements be made for their future settle
ment the of one hundred thousand dollars Provided
That nothing herein contained shall be construed to
imply obligation the part of the United States to
feed and support the Indians who have been dpossessed
Of their land in California.
Furniture for superintendent office, FIVE hundred
dollars
Flags for distribution among the tribes, five hundred
dollars
Sec 3 Ind BE further enacted, That for expenses Of
compiling maps under the supervision Of the Commits
soner of Indian Affairs for the Of the committees Of
the Senate and House Of Representatives and Indian
Bureau, showing the present boundaries Of the Indian
territory and the location Of the various Indian tribes
within the United States, five hundred dollars.
Sec. B. And be further enacted, That part Of the
appropriations herein made that may hereafter be
nsde for the benefit of any Indian, tribe or part Of
tribe OF Indians shall be paid to any attorney or agent Of
such Indian, or tribe, part Of tribe; but shall, in
every case, be paid directly to the Indian Indians
themselves, TO whom ii shall be DUE the tribe
part Of tribe per CAPITA unless the mperous interest Of
the Indian or Indians or same treaty stipulation shall
require the payment be made otherwise under the d
rection Of the President Nor shall the Executive branch
of the Government hereafter recognise any
tract between any Indian tribe part of tribe and
any attorney agent for the prosecution of any claim
against the Government under this act.
Approved August so 1852