The true Democrat., 1855-08-14

sident of the Senate, tempore LINN BOYD, Speak
 Of the House of Representatives.
 AN ACT making Appropriations for the Gun
 rent and Contingent Expenses of the India
 Department, and for fulfilling Treaty Stipr latons with various Indian Tribes for tn
 year ending June 30th, 1856, and for othe
 Purposes.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House ( Representatives of the United States of Ame rica in Congress assembled, That the followin sums be, and they are hereby, appropriated, ou of any money in the treasury not otherwis appropriated, for the purpose of paying tn current and contingent expenses of the India Department, and fulfilling treaty stipulation with the various Indian tribes.
 For the current and contingent expenses o the Indian Department, viz
 For the pay of superintendents of Indian affairs per acts of 5th of June, 1850, 27t February, 1851, and 3d March, 1852, S12,5OC
 For the pay of the several Indian agents, pc acts of 5th June, 1850, 27th February, 1851 and 31st July, 1854, $43,75O;
 For the pay of the several Indian agents, pc act of 31st July, 1854 and for arrearages of pa, to one in the State of New York, one at Greer Bay, Wisconsin, one for the Seminoles west o Arkansas, and one for the Indian tribes in Utal $15,392 79; and the Secretary of the Interio is authorized hereafter to employ one agent fol the Indians in the State of New York; one fo those at Green Bay, Wisconsin, one for the Sc mnoles west of Arkansas, and one for the tribes in the Territory of Utah, at the rate O | $lOOO per annum each;
 For the pay of interpreters per acts of 3Otl June, 1884, 27th February, 1051 and 31st u uly 1854, $32,7OO;
 For the pay of clerk to superintendent at St Louis, Missouri, per act of 27th of June, 1846 $1,2OO;
 For the pay of clerk to superintendent il California, per actof Sd March, 1852, S2,5OO For presents to Indians S5,OOO. | For provisions for Indians, S11,8OO;
 For buildings at agencies, and repairs thereof $1O,OOO.
 For contingencies of the Indian Department $36,5OO.
 Canaanches KioaOas, and Apaches of Arkunsa Raver.-For 2d of 10 installments for the pur | chase of goods provisions, and agricultural i'm plements, per 9th article of treaty 27th July 1853, $18OOO.
 For expenses of transportation of the 2d O. 10 installments of goods, provisions and agri cultural per 9th article treaty o P27th of July, 1853, $5,OOO. 1 Cherokees-For the payment of this sum due the Cherokees on account of interest, be. tween the 1st May, 1845, and Its of May, 1S46 on stocks of the State of Michigan, held r trust by the Secretary of the Interior, under the treaty of 1885, and the supplement of March 1886, S2O 97.
 Chlppewas of Mississippi and Luke Superior For 18th Of 20 miscellaneous in money per 2C article treaty 29th July, 1887, $9,5OO;
 For 18th of 20 installments in goods, pel 2d article treaty 29th July, 1887, $19,OOO; For 18th of 20 installments for the pur- chase of provisions, per 2d article treaty 29th July, 1887, $2OOO;
 For 18th of 20 installments for the pur- chase of tobacco, per 2d article treaty 29th July, 1887, $500;
 For 14th of 25 installments in money, per 4th article treaty 4th October, 1842 $12, 800;
 For 14th of 25 installments in goods, per 4th article treaty 4th Obtober, 1942, SlO,5OO; For 14th of 25 installments for the support of schools, per 4th article treaty 4th October 1842, $2,0OO;
 For 14th of 25 nstallments for the purchase of provisions and tobacco, per 4th article treaty 4th October, 1842, S2,O0O;
 For fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas oi Lake Superior so as to conform to the treaty concluded on 3Oth September, 1854:-
 For the expenses Gin part) of selecting reSer- vatlons, and surveying and marking the boun- daries thereof, per 2d, Sd and 12th articles of the treaty of September 30th, 1854 5000; For the payment of the 1st ol 20 install ments in coin, goods etc., agricultural imple- mentS etc, and education, etc., per 4th article of the treaty of September Both, 1854, $19,OOO;
 For the purchase of clothing and other arti- cles, to be given to the young men at the next annuity payment, as per 4th article of the treaty of September 3Oth, 1854 S4,8OO;
 For the purchase of agricultural implements, bloods, per 4th article of the treaty of Septem- Der 3Oth, 1854, $6,OO0;
 For the payment of such debts as may be directed by the chiefs in open council and found to be just and correct by the Secretary of the Interior, per 4th article of the treaty of Septem- Der Both, 1854, $9O,OOO; For the payment of such debts of the Bois Forte bands as may be directed by their chiefs and found to be just and correct by the Secre- tary of the Interior, per 12th article of the treaty of September 3Oth, 1854, S1O,OOO;
 For the payment of 1st of installments in blankets, cloth, etc, to the Bois Forte band per l2th article of the treaty of September 3Oth, 1854 5000;
 For the 1st of 20 instalmcnts for the pay of 6 smiths and assistants, per 5th and 2d articles of the treaty of September 3Oth, 1854, S5,O4O; For the lst of 20 installments for the SUD- port of smith~shops, per 9th and 2d articles of the treaty of September 3Oth, 1854, $1 1920
 For defraylng expenses incurred in negotiat- 1854, with the Chippewas of Lake Superior $15,744 T.
 Chippeaoas of Saginaw.-For permanent an. nuity in goods or other useful articles, per 4tt article treaty Sd of August 1795, S1OOO; | For permanent annuity in money, or other wise, per 2d article treaty 17th November 1897, $500;
 For permanent annuity in silver, per 4th ar ticle treaty 24th September 1919, S1,OOO;
 For permanent provision for support of black smith, and for farming utensils, and cattle. and the employment of persons to aid them in agri culture, per 8th article treaty 24th September 1919, and 7th article treaty 14th January, 1887 1 S2,OOO;
 | For education during the pleasure of Con. gress, per 9th article treaty 5th August, 1926 $1OOO.
 | Csackasaacs-Forp permanent annuity in goods per act of 25th February, 1799, $3,OOo; | Chppea0as, Me,aono1aies, Wannebagoes, and Nea, Fork Ladians-For education, during the plea sure of Congress, per 5th article treaty 1ltl August, 1927, $500.
 Chocta,os.-For permanent annuity, per % article treaty 18th November, 1905, $3,OOO;
 For permanent annuity for support of light horsemen, per 18th article treaty 18th October 1920, 5000;
 For permanent provision for education, per 9 article treaty 20th January, 1925, $6OOO; m For permanent provision for blacksmith, pc oli ar'cle treaty 18th October, 1920, and 9tl article treaty 2Oth January. 1925. S6OO:
 For permanent provision for iron and steel per oth article treaty 18th October 1920, anc 9th article treaty 2oth January, 1925, s32O.
 Christian Lndians.-For permanent annuit, Tn money, per acts 20th May, 1924, and 2Otl May, 1926, $4OO.
 Creeks.-For permanent annuity in money per 4th article treaty 7th August, l799, SI, 500
 For permanent annuity in money, per 2d ar tice treaty 16th June, 1902, 5000 dollars;