Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-12

March, eighteen hundred and forytwo five hundred dol
lars.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fifth article of
the treaty of the second of October eighteen hundred
and eighteen, three thousand dollars.
WINNEBAG0ES.
For twenty fifth of thirty nsalmepts annuity stpu-
lated in the second article of the treaty of the Of Au
gust eighteen hundred and twenty eighteen thou,
sand dollars
For Of twenty seven instalments as an
nuy stipulated in the third article of the treaty of the
fifteenth Of September, eighteen hundred and thirty
ten thousand dollars.
For twentyfth of thirty instruments for the purchase
of fifty barrels Of SALT stipulated IN the second article Of
the treaty Of the first of August eighteen hundred and
twenty nine two hundred and fifty dollars.
For wentyffth Of thirty instruments for the purchase
of three thousand pounds of tobacco stipulated in the
second article of the treaty of the first August eighteen
hundred and twenty nine, six hundred dollars.
For twenty of twenty nsalments for the
purchase Of thousand FIVE hundred pounds Of tobacco
stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of the fifteenth
of September eighteen hundred and thirty two three
hundred dollars
For twenty of thirty instaments for three black
smiths and assistants stipulated the third article Of
the treaty of the first of August eighteen hundred and
twentynne, two thousand hundred and sixty dollars
For twentyfth Of thirty instalments for iron, STEEL
&C. for shop stipulated in the third article of the treaty
the first Of August eighteen hundred and nine
six hundred and sixty dollars.
For twentyfth Of thirty nstalments for laborers and
oxeD stipulated in the third article Of the treaty of the
August eighteen hundred and three
hundred and sixty five dollars
For twenty second of twenty instamens for edu
cation stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of
the fifteenth of September eighteen hundred and thirty
two, three thousand dollars.
For twenty Of twenty instaments for six
agricuursts, purchase of oxen, poughs and other inn
Pemants stimulated in the fh article af the treaty Of
the fifteenth of September eighteen hundred and thirty
two, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For twenty Of twenty instalmens for pay
Of two physicians, stipulated in the fifth article of the
treaty of the fifteenth of September eighteen hundred and
thrty-two four hundred dollars.
For interest on one million one 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 seven, ffty-fv thousand dollars
For interest eightyfve thousand dollars at FIVE per
centm stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty
the thirteenth of October eighteen hundred and forty
six four thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
TEXAS INDIANS.
For compensation three special agents and four in
terpeters for the Indian tribes Of Texas and for the
purchase of thirty thousand dollars which the
sum of fifteen thousand dollars may be used in such
the Secretary of the Interior may deem
for subsistence and preserving peace with said Indians
MISCELLANEOUS.
For payment Of the third of the instruments in proy
sions, merchandise &c. and the transportation of the
same to certain tribes of Indians per seventh article
the treaty Of Fort Laramie Of seventeenth of September
thousand eight hundred and ftyone sixty thousand
dollars Provided That the shall not be paid until
the said tribes of Indians shall have asented the
amendments OF the Senate OF the United States to the
above recited treaty.
For continuing the collection and for publishing the
statistics and other information authorized by the act
third March, eighteen hundred and foryseyen and sub
sequent acts seventeen thousand six hundred and twenty
dollars and fifty cents.
For the payment of the accounts Of Governor John p
Gaines and Courtney NJ Walker for expenses incurred by
them in queng the difficulties with the Rogue River In
dams of Oregon in the year eighteen hundred and forty
one four thousand nine hundred and seyenty-nine dol
lars.
To enable the Department procure the medals of the
next President Of the United States for presentation
chiefs and headmen of the Indian tribes, twenty-five
hundred dollars.
That the President Of the United States fupon exam
nation he shall approye~of the plan hereinafter provided
for the protection of the Indians be and he is hereby
thorized to make FIVE military reservations from the pub
lie domain in the State of California the Territories of
Utah and New Mexico bounding said State for In
dian purposes Propdd That such reservations shall
contain more than twenty ve thousand in each
Aad provided further, That said reservation shall not be
made upon any lands inhabited by citizens of California
and the Of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated out Of any money in the treasury
nootherwse appropriated to deray the expense of sub
sisng the Indians in California and removing them to
said reservations for protection Propided further if the
foregoing plan shall be adopted by the President the three
Indian agencies in California shall be thereupon abolished
Sec 2. And be- further enacted That the President of
the United States be- and he hereby is authorized imme
datey after the passage Of this act into negoa
ton with the Indian tribes of the States Of Missouri
and Iowa for the purpose of securing the of said
tribes TO the settlement Of the citizens of the United States
upon the lands claimed by said Indians and for the pur
pose of extngushng the title of said Indian tribes in
whole in part to said lands and that for the purpose
Of carrying into effect the provisions of this section the
of fifty thousand dollars is hereby appropriated out
of any moneys in the treasury otherwise appropriated
Sec. Q. And be further enacted, That part of the
appropriation herein made that may hereafter be
made 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, or part Of tribe, but shall in
every be paid directly to the Indian Indians to
whom il shall be due, to the tribe part of tribe
per CAPITA unless the mperous interest of the Indian or
Indians some treaty stipulation shall require the pay
ment to be made otherwise under the special direction
of the Presidents shall the Executive branch of the
Government hereafter recognise any contract be-
tween any Indian, or tribe, part Of tribe and any
attorney agent for the prosecution Of any claim against
any Of the Departments Of the Government and that
the sum Of six hundred and eighytwo dollars be ap-
proprated out Of moneys in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to enable the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs to pay the amount due the legal represen
tatives of Armee, Cherokee in accordance with the
Of the Secretary of the Interior and the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Sec a. And6eH further enacted, That II any officer who
may hereafter be charged with the payment Of any
Of the appropriations made by this or any other act Of
Congress shall pay any clerk other employee of the
United States sum less than that provided by law and
require such employee to- receipt give Soucher for an
amount greater than that actually paid to and received
by him. such officer thus acting shall be deemed guilty
Of embezzement shall be fined double the amount
- withheld from any employee of Government and shall
be imprisoned for the term Of two years and NAV be
prosecuted and punished in any court of the United
States having jurisdiction for the trial Of such offences
IN the district where such offence shall be committed
Approved March3, 1853
1PUBuc-No. a.
AN ACT to incorporate the Georgetown and catoetin