The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-28

ulas.d in the fourth article Of the treaty Of
tho seventeenth of March, eighteen hun-
drsd and forty-two
For permanen. annuity, stipulated In the
hth article of the treaty OF the second q
October, eighteen hundred and eighteen :
~WINNEBAGOES.
For .wenty-6fth of thirty instruments as an
nuity, STIPULATED in the second article OF
the treaty of the first Of August, eighteen
hundred and twenty-nine
For twenty-Second of twenty-seven install
men,s as annuity, stipulated in the third
article of the treaty of the fifteenth OF
September, eighteen huadred and thirty
For twenty-6fth of thirty ins'alments. for
the purchase of fifty bar els of salt. stipu.
lared in the second article of the treaty OF
the f st Of August, eighteen hundred and
For twenty-6fth of thirty instalments, fou
the purchase of three thousand pounds Of
tobacco, stipulated in the second article
ofthe treaty of the first of August, eixh-
teen hundred and twenty-nine
For twenty second of twenty-seven install
meats, for the purchase of one thousand
i've hundred pounds OF tobacco, stipulated
IN the nth article of the Iesty of the ff.
ssenth of September, eis hteen hundred
and thlrty-two =
For twenty-tifth of thirty instalments, 70,
three blacksmths and a. slstants, stipu
lated In the third article of the treaty o.
the first Of August, eighteen hundred anC
twenty-nine
For twenty-i tn of thirty instalments, fo
iron, steel, &c, for shop, stipulated in tn,
third article of the treaty Uf the first of Au.
gus, eighteen hundred and twenty-nine :
For twenry-hfIh OF Thirty iustalments, for la.
oorers and nxen, l,ulated in the third
article of the treaty of The first of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty-nine =
For ~ enty-second of twehty-seven install.
mems, for education, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of the fifteenth
September, eighteen hundred and thirty
For twenty-second of twenty-seven install
menr, for six sgriculiurists, purchase Of
oxen, ploughs, and other implements
stipulated 10 the fifth article of the treaty
of the 6fietnth of September, eighteen
hundred and thlrty-two
For twenry-second of twenry-seven install.
ments for pay Of two physicians, stipu.
la'ed in the treaty of the fifteenth of Sep
TENDER, eighteen hundred and tbirty-two
For interest on one million one hundrc ed
thousand dollars, at five per centum, stip-
uated IN the fourth article of the treaty
ofrhe FIRST of November, eighteen hundred
and ,hrty-seven
For interest on eighty-hve thousand dollars
at ave per centum, stipulated in the fourtl
article of the treaty of the thirteenth o
October, eighteen hundred and forty-slS
TEXAS INDIANS.
For compensation to three special agent.
and four Interpreters for the Indian tribe,
of Texas, and for the purchase of presents
Miscellaneous
For payment of the third of ten instalment.
in provisions, merchandise, ETC., and the
tran, 1ortation of the same To certain tribes
of Indians, per seventh article of the treaty
of Fort Laramie, of seventeenth of Sep
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred and
6ty-one
For continuing the collection and for pub
fishing the statistics and other informa.
non authorized by the act of third March
eighteen hundred and forty.seven, anC
For the payment ofthe accounts of Governor
John ?. Gaines and Courtney M. Wa X
err, for expenses incurred by them in eueL
ling the difficulties with the Rogue Rive
Indians of Oregon, in the year eighIeer
hundred and i'ty-one
To enable the department to procure tn,
metals of the next President of the United
States representation to chiefs and head
men of the Indian tribes
To enable the President of the United State.
10 make five military reservations from
the public domain In the State of Caifor
MIA, or the Territories of Utah and New
Mexico bordering on said State, for In
dian purposes, and TO defray the expense
Of subslstlng the Indians in California
and removing them to said reservation:
for protection
To enable the President of the United State.
70 enter into negotiation with the In
dian tribes west Of the States of Mssour
and Iowa, for the purpose of securing tn
assent of said tribes to the settlement o
the citizens Of the United States upon tn,
lands claimed by sa d Indians, and for tht
purpose of exiinguishing the title Of said
Indian tribes in whole or in part to said
lands