The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-04
BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


AN ACT making appropriations for the current, and con-
tngent of The Indian department. and for fulfilling
treaty stpuiaons with various Indian tribes the
ending june thrtieth, thousand eight hundred and
hty-hve, and for other purposes.
BE enacted BY the Senate of Representative. OF
e Uned States Of 4serca Congrsss asseraJled That
the following be- and they are hereby Appropriated
out OF any money In the treasury otherwise
for the purpose laying current and expen
se Of the Indian department and fulfilling treaty puatons
with the various Indian tribes
For the current and contingent expenses the Indian
For the pay superintendent of Indian affairs per acts of
ltn june eighteen hundred and fifty, twenty Feb
ruary eighteen hundred aud and third March, egh
teen hundred and hytwo, twelve thousand five hundred
dollars prosided That the President may from time
tme IN ms discretion change the location Of
OF the superntendenees hereafter be established by
For the pay the several Indian agents pe acts of fifth
June eighteen hundred and fifty and twenty Febru-
ay eighteen hundred and hft-one, hiryfour thousand
For pay of three Indian for California at an
annual salary OF fifteen hundred dollars EACH four thousand
For pay of four Indian agents in Oregon Territory at
an annual salary OF thousand dollars each thousand
For pay of two Indian sub agents Washington Terrific
~ at an annual salary of thousand dollars each
For of three Indian agents in Washington Territory
Tor SIX months ending June tbeth eighteen hundred and
For ftwo Indian sub agents Washington Territory
Tor Sly months ending June hreth eighteen hundred and
For salaries of six agents. authorized by this act at the
rate Of fifteen hundred dollars per EACH the
For the pay Of interpreters per Of the hirteth june
eighteen hundred and thirty four and twenty Feb
sand dollars
For Of interpreters for the Indian tribes in Wash
ington Territory, three thousand dollars
For pay of six interpreters for the Indian tribes in Wash
ngton territory for six months, ending June thirtieth,
daars '''' - ''' 0"' 'nousAnu n's n""o'e'
For the pay of clerk superintendent at ST. Louis Mis-
souri, per act OF twenty june eighteen hundred and
forty six, thousand two hundred dollars;
For the pay of clerk to superintendent California per
act OF third March eighteen hundred and ytwo two thou
For presents to Indians, five thousand dollars;
For provisions for Indians eleven thousand egnt hundred
For buildings agencies and repairs thereof thousand
For erecting buildings for Indian agents in Washington
Territory, five thousand dollars
For contingencies of the Indian depar thrtysx
thousand five hundred dollars;
For the reappropraton expenses of the
Catawba Indians to the Of the Mississippi river and of
provided that home shall first be obtained for them, and
that they shall be removed only with their consent five
TO THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the acts OF May
twenty sixth, eighteen hundred and twenty four and May
twentieth eighteen hundred and twentysix four hundred
TO THE CHIPPEWAS OF SAGINAW
For permanent annuity, stipulated fourth article Of
the treaty OF third August seventeen hundred and ninety
For permanent annuity stipulated in the second article of
the treaty Of seventeenth November eighteen hundred and
seem Uan a eagn n sns req aoiia's
the treaty NJ tent snyy * ~ ~ aa w h iues o.
III n;ra;oa 49, i. .I ~ epo"''e'' eeu'eeh hu"ureu
ai Fo nma,e o"e rnr;a;nns uo s
and CO.. sara;nn ,a,s d o sPor' VI nachsn.ns,
81 n -, IA % =; u oa.o anu i1r .le
article Of the treaty Of he twenty fourth of September
eighteen hundred and nineteen and the article
eay o January eighteen hundred and thirty
For education during the pleasure Of Congress stipulated
wy s, ~ WIZ VI ,e tlf@ty OF inc th OF August egh-
teen hundred and twenty-siS one Thousand dollars,
CH1PPEWAS, MENOMONIES WINNERAGOES. AND
SEw ronH iftDiAsfs
For during the nleas,re M Co,rra.
in the fifth article of The treaty of Inc lavsn az Iusn
eighteen hundred and wentveven one thousand five hpr
drcd dollars -
c,,cr.us
ohooiA"s.
For permanent annuity stipulated the second article Of
the treaty of sixteenth of November eighteen hundred and
FIVE, three thousand dollars;
For permanent annuity, for support Of light horsemen
stipulated in the thirteenth article of the treaty Of the cgh
teenth of October eighteen hundred and twenty six hundred
dollars
For permanent provision for education stipulated in the
second article of the treaty of twentieth of January eighteen
hundred and twenty five, six thousand dollars:
For permanent provision for blacksmith stipulated in the
sixth article of the eighteenth October eighteen
hundred and twenty and the ninth article of the treaty
twentieth Of January eighteen hundred and twenty five
hundred dollars;
For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop, spu
lated the ninth article the treaty of twentieth January
eighteen hundred ond twenty three hundred and twenty
dollars.
rHICKASaWS
For payment to the Chckasaw nation in full of the
penses OF their commissioners In negotiating the treaty Of
June twenty eighteen hundred and nifty as p
oaed In the ninth article OF SAID treaty. one thousand hye
hundred dollars
FOR permanent annuity stipulated IN the act OF tho TWEEN
ith OF February, seventeen hundred and ninety nine,
three thousand dollars.