The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

eth eig6een hundred and f y-iour FIVE thousand dollars;
For payment of balance due for alton of pres
ents, goods and provisions the Cananches, oways,
and her Indians on the Arkansas river thousand Two
hundred dollars;
To pay for certain goods borrowed by late agent S.
Various, TO Ill treaty slipulaons with the Chppewas,
to be replaced out of annuity goods but which, with the
agency building consumed by fire, in May, eighteen
hundred and ty-ihree four thousand one hundred and
thrty-sx dollars and three cents;
For payment in full 10 ,he Wnnebago nation of Indians
of certain unexpended nnces of appropriations under
various treaties, ofannueS education provis-
ions goods etc, forty thousand and four dollars AM sixty
nine cents;
For payment of balance found due the Greek Indians for
losses sustained during the with Great Britain, by
that portion of the tribe who were friendly and coope
rated with the United States, in addition 10 the appo
pration of the thrtieth OF August, eighteen hundred
ard tity-tWo two hundred and gilt dollars aud ten
CENTS;
For payment to certain Cree, Indians for their indvd.
ual reserves sold with the appreciation of the Secretary
War; in the year eighteen hundred and foriy-one, the
Commissioner Of indian Affairs having received the con-
sideration for the of said Indians in certificates Of de-
rost the Planters and Mechanics Bank of Columbus
Georgia which failing while said certificates were in the
hands OF the Commissioner became lost said Indians
two thousand six hundred dollars
TEXAS INDIANS
For to tree SPECIAL agents and four inter
| OF presents, fifteen thousand dollars;
For the expenses of making the necessary selections and
surveys Of lands to accommodate The Indians residing with
IN the State ot Texas agleeaby arrangements author
i2ed by Of he legislature of that State blowing the
requ siteur>dcon of HE government the United States
|
them, and furnishing suitable stock tile agricultural i'm.
pemtn seeds and oher necessary articles incident there
to- eGhty-s'X Thousand four HUNDRED and thirty dollars
MISCELLANEOUS.
For The second and third often instancnt Of provisions
and merchandise, in addition TO former appropriations for
payment OF annuities and transportation u certain
tribes Of Indians per seventh article of The treaty Fort
Laramie, OF seventeenth Of September eighteen hundred
and fifty one, twenv-tour thousand dollars;
For the fourth Of ten nsalments in provisions and
chHndse for payment Of annuites and Transportation Of
lne same 10 cCljUIn Tribes OF lnGt~ seventh article
Of the treaty Fort Laramie of sev Gnecnth OF Sortem-
per- eighteen hundred and fifty one, Geyenywo thousand
For surveying and marking boundary lines such tract
or tracts Of land be provided under the >puaons
OF the amendments of the the treaties OF twenty
third July and filth August, eighteen hundred and fy-
one with the Sioux Indians, one thousand two hundred
dollars
For expenses of negotiating treaties Of the tenth Of Sep
tembeI eighteen hundred md fy-hree, with The Rogue
River Indians and OF the nineteenth Of September, cig
umrqna indians, five thousand dollars;
For continuing the co'ec ion and for publishing he a-
tiSc> and other information authorized by the bird
of March, eighteen hundred aud ory->tvcn and >ubsp-
qucnt acs, twenty thousand nine hundred dollars
Gao = t"@ , re n 4iihr r1"e" That y" eX sting pre-
sn he made 10 Indians shall be red aS 70 re cal
OF conravcne The sc,en'ecuh >ccri,u ac entitled "Au
act orcglae Trade and intercourse with he Indian tribes
thrt'eh, eighteen hundred and hry four ol to prob bit
the rN'nenl {" any claim or claims oher than hose of
agents or attorneys Tor clm* for h4a /e services
dercd within or upon Indian territory any Indian
tribe, tor medical manual services in Of hut
naniy where The President adjugr such service ne
ccSsay and the claim claims therefor inst and Ielsonu-
For dcf;yrg the expenses Of conuu,nc the removal
and subsistence OF indians in California thr, military lc.-
ervaions, in accordance with the plan SubmIed by The
Superintendent Of Indian affairs Of hat ate md aprrov-
ed by the President, the sum OF two hundred thousand
dollars: |rUr |ei, That, hereafter, more hfn twenty
thousand dollars shall be drawn by he superintendent
OF be in his hands uneXleuded one and he same time
an" P"|@, he Hub-agen'S created b. ihS ac' shah be
appointed by he Supell endent subject confirmation
By he Secretary OF The Interior exceed one for each
'He! YiIo nor three III all, said leServao contain
not les han five more than thousand acres: and
the said SUI erin enden j. authorized 10 apply ou Of the
sum hereby appropriated, no exceeding five thou
sand collars, IN the eXiugui,hmcn' Of conflicting titles
and rights to said ed lands at price not exceeding
dollar and five cents pei. acre for valid and
indete1sibe lille to the Land 50 purchaScd 4 I'D l h 7
The state of California shall cedc he necessary iuri>dc-
'"n III Silch cases with reg rd 70 he land pure ca,ed
For general Incidental expenses o. the Indian service
IL California embracing expenses Of travel of HE ,upcrn-
tcndrni aud gem, cic wenty five thousand d, liars:
For rayuenr to David Cai:e; as an emeturt cr the
anon' {" his improvements valued under he treaty with
The Cheokees, N eighteen hundred and twonty-ei in
pursuance OF The SIKH "riice heeuf TWO 'honsand eir
hundred and tWrn'y-siX dollars ard fifty GEMS;
For payment TO \. v Brown and others ChickaS,,g tf
dels tor ransom Of George W. and Meredith wilson nom
the Cunanche Indians, and reward he services OF pai
SONS en ged in thai service, one thousand dollars;
10 enable me President 10 negotiate a relty with the
indians ~ AiIchs"n ana to change the terms of existing
For clerk 70 the superintendent of Indian alas in the
erIhGiY OF Washington eighteen hundred dolla1s aud
! he
Territory OF New Mexico, Thousand dollars be al
lowed N The disce ion OF The Secretary Of The Interior
SIC f. 4 nj he Il n" tlc, eJ That the Secretary Of
the Interior be, and he is hereby authorized if in his
Judgement the public interest viii be promoted thereby
10 ci>e 10 be discussed such Gl the uOucys appro, ltd
in hs act for the Utah Indians either under treaty s,pu-
laonS, or for geneta incidental expenses bv the Indian
agen! m 1h! Territory, as he may think proper /loc
de, That said agen shall udcrno cc,lns alces receive
| any addition compensation therefor
SEC .. .i21 be HTu,fh.r ctej That the President
be- and he Is hereby an ho zed and required to cause t
be 1uhiled The SuatouS Of The hin and tenth articles
OF e reaty with The acS and Foxes and other tribes of
Indians. concluded on the fifteen of july one thousand
tiE hundred and thirty by cusng said res rived tracts
!" Pr surveyed ana ALLOTTED 10 he persons properly enti-
He'd TO e same in fee simple in such manner and under
such rules aud regulations as h. may pre,cr be; and de-
nay the expenses the same there be- and l., rrav am
loplucd the sum oi er thousand ne hundred and tA.
N-wo doll rs and tWentl l-ilnc cents
SEC g. 41Ibe Ht"rth-r tel. That the President of
we United States b." and be- is hereby authorized by and
with he advice and consent of he Senate 20 auoini two
III addition 10 The eleven provided by the fourth sec ion
o ihe aci entitled "An act making approp priaons for the
current ana contingent eses ofthp Indian deuartpnt
ec approved February twenty y-sevcnh ei cen hundred
ana hiti-nc; one Indian agent for The Indians in the Ter
HoF oI New NeXco III addition 70 lhe four provided for
bN me MN section OF the and such nul Der
ot Indian agents, exceeding three rs he may deem m
ION.
SEC, :. Aad he uf4ft1>r enqcte9 That the agents ap
pointed under The provisions Of the sixth section of this
nc', shall before entering upon the duties of their reSlec
ave offices, give bonds such penalties, and with such
condonS aud such security, the President Seceta
Iy OF he Inferior may require. They shall I'D their OIL
Ccs, Respectively for the term Of four wears and shall fe
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