Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17

the purchase OF fifty barrels Of salt, stipulated
n the second article Of the treaty OF the first Of
August, eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, two
hundred and fifty dollars;
| For twenty-six Of thirty instalments, for the
purchase of three thousand pounds of tobacco
stipulated in the second article of the treaty of
the first OF August, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, six hundred dollars;
r For twenty third Of twenty-seyen instalnents
flor the purchase of one thousand five hundred
pounds of tobacco stipulated in the fifth article
tof the treaty of the fifteenth of September, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty two, three hundred dol
lars;
For twenty-sixth of thirty instalments for
| three blacksmiths and assistants. stipulated in
the third article of the treaty of the first of
August, eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars;
l. For twenty-sixth Of thirty instalments for
4 iron and steel for shop, stipulated in the third
| article of the treaty of the third of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, three hun
dred and sixty-five dollars;
For twenty-third of ftwenty-seyen instaiments
for education stipulated in the fourth article of
the treaty of the fifteenth of September, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-two, three thousend dol
/ lars;
For twenty-third of twenty-seven instalments
for six agriculturists purchase of oxen, Ploughs.
and other implements, stipulated in the fifth ar
ticle of the treaty of the fifteenth of September,
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, two thousand
| five hundred dollars
| For twenty-third of twenty-seven instalments
for pay of two physicians, stipulated in the
fifth article of the treaty Of the fifteenth of Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and thirty-two, four
hundred dollars
| For interect on one million one hundred thou
sand dollars, lat five per centum, stipulated the
fourth article of the treaty of the first of Novem-
bel, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, ffty-fve
thousand dollars;
| For interest on eighty-fiye thousand dollars,
at five per centum, stipulated in the fourth arti-
Gle of the treaty of the thirteenth of October,
eighteen hundred and forty-six, four thousand
| two hundred and fifty dollars;
For the expenses of negotiating treaties with,
| and making presents of goods and provisions to,
the Indian tribes in the Territory of Oregon,
| sixty-eight thousand dollars;
For the expenses of negotiating treaties with,
and making presents of goods and provisions to-,
Indian tribes in the Territory Of Washington,
forty-five thousand dollars;
For the expenses of negotiating treaties with,
and making presents of goods and provisions to,
the Indian tribes in the Territory of Utah, forty
five thousand dollars;
For the expenses of negotiating treaties with,
and making presents of goods and provisions to,
the Apache, Navajo, and Utah Indians, in the
Territory Of New Mexico, thirty thousand dol
lars;
For the expenses ofholding council with,
and making presents Of goods and provisions to,
the Blackfeet Gros Ventres, and other wild
tribes of Indians, Immediately within or adjacent
to the eastern boundary of Washington Terri
tory, eighty thousand dollars;
opay Andrew Taylor for his reservation of
six hundred and forty acres of land at Citico-
Old-town, on the waters'of the Tennessee River,
fourteen thousand seven hundred and twenty
dollars, with interest from the twenty-third of
August, eighteen hundred and forty-three.
For the expenses of making presents of agri-
cultural implements and farming utensils to the
bands of Pueblo Indians in the territory of New
Mexico, ten thousand dollars: Provided, That
the Secretary Of the Interior may, if in his dis
cretion the public interests require it, be au-
thorized to use any part OF ssthe appropriations
herein made for making treaties in Oregon,
Washington, Utah, and New Mexico, and for
holding councils at Fort Benton, prior to the
commencement Of the next fiscal yearJ
For adjusting difficulties and preventing out
breaks among the Indians in Oregon Territory,
ten thousand dollars;
For general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in Oregon Territory, ten thousand dol
lars;
For expenses of insurance and transportations
Of annuities payable to Indian tribes in the Ter
ritory of Oregon, three thousand dollars:
For general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in Washington Territory, fifteen thous-
and dollars;
For general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in the Territory of New Mexico, twenty
five thousand dollars;
For general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in the Territory of Utah, twenty thous-
and dollars;
For general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in the Territory of Utah, during the
year ending June thirtieth, eigteen hundred and
ffty-four, ten thousand dollars;
For general incidental expenses ofthe Indian
service in Washington Territory, for six months,
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
ifty-four, five thousand dollars;
For payment of balance due for transportation
of presents, goods, and provisions. to the Canaan
ches, Kioways, and other I indians on the Arkan-
sas River, one thousand two hundred dollars;
To pay for certain goods borrowed by late
agent ]. S. Watrous, to fulfil treaty stipulations
with the Chippewas, to be replaced ost Of
nuity goods, but which, with the agency build
ing, were consumed by fire, in May, eighteen
hundred and fifty-three, four thousand one hun
dred and thirty-six dollars and three cents
For payment in full to the Winnebago nation
of Indians of certain unexpended balances of
appropriations under various treaties, on account
Of annuities, education, provisions, goods; &c;
forty thousand and four dollars and sixty-nine
cents;
For payment of balance found due the Creek
Indians for losses sustained during the war with
Great Britain, by that portion of the tribe who
were friendly to and cooperated with the United
States, in addition to the appreciation of the
thirtieth of August, eighteen hundred and fifty
two, two hundred and ffty-eight dollars and ten
cents.
For payment to ceatain Creek Indians fol
their individual reserves, sold withthe appro-
baton of the Secretary of! War, in the year
eighteen hundred, and forty-one, the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs having received the
consideration for the use of said Indians in GER
tifcates of deposit on the Planters and Mechan-
les Bank of Columbus, Georgia, which failing
while said certificates were in the hands of the
commissioner, became lost to said Indians, two
thousand six hundred dollars.
TEXAS Indiaas.-For compensation to three
special agents and four interpreters for the In
dian tribes of Texas, and for the purchase of
presents, fifteen thousand dollars;
For the expense Of making the necessary Sc
lecdons and surveys of land to accommodate the
Indians residing within the State of Texas, a
ereeahlv to arranoements authorized hY an act