The true Democrat., 1855-08-14

100 dollars, at per centum, per 2d article..trea- y 18th September, 1887, 15,OOO dollars;
 For 18th of 20 instalments in goods, per 2d article treaty 18th September 1887, 10000 dollars;
 For 18th of 20 instalments for the purchase if medicines, agricultural implements, and msk, and for the support of physician, far ob;ecand blacksmith, and for other beneficial ISs7 ser 2d article treaty 29th September,
 For 10f, dollars;
 od article trss.2O instalments for provisions, per do,iars. s.'' ''0' 29th September 1887, $500 ner centum Y on n 36talments of interest at 5 cle treaty 2ad .h July, ls cs( es,ooo dolars per centum, on 112OOO ti tm,nn r''o'Ia, I;n @' .ho amount in lieu of the reservaea,s' ooa.s 'io the Sd article per Senate's amendso s.0 apa,v t,. 23d July, 1851, $500; ~' U ''ea'y
 For 5th of 50 instalments of inter-. :. per centum, on 1,16O,OOO dollars, per f. a' aS. . cle treaty 5th August 1851, 58,OOO dollarrss,'
 For 9th of 50 instalments of interest, at per centum, on 69, 900 dollars, being the amount allowed in lieu of the reservation of lands set apart by the 3d article per Senate's amendment to treaty 5th August, 1851, 3,450 dollars;
 For expenses of transportation of annuity, goods, and provisions, to the Sioux of Missis- sippi, during the fiscal years ending the 3Oth of June, 1855 and 3Oth of June 1856 32OOO dollars.
 StocAJrldges.--F interest on 16,5OO dollars, at per centum, per 9th article, treaty 24th November, 1848, 825 dollars.
 Treaty cf Fort Laramie. 5th of 10 in- stalments, in provisions and merchandise, for payment of annuites and transportation of the same to certain tribes of Indians, per 7th article treaty 17th September, 1851, and Senate's amendment thereto, 72OOO dollars.
 UmpQuas (Cov Greek Band) )--For 2l of 20 instalmentS in blankets, clothing, provisions, and stock, per Sd article treaty 10th September, 1853, $50 dollars.
 Utahs.-For fulfilling treaty stipulatons with the Utahs: pursuant to the requirements of 18th article treaty 3Oth December, lS49, 5000 dol lars.
 annuity in specie, per 2d article treaty 1st Au- gust, 1929, 18OOO dollars;
 For 24th of 27 instalments as annuity in specie, per Sd article treaty 18th September 1882, 10000 dollars;
 For 27th of 30 instalments, for 50 barrels of salt, per Ed article treaty 1st August, 1929, 25O dollars;
 For 27th of 30 instalment5, for 3, 900 pounds of tobacco, per 2d article treaty lst August, 1929, 600 dollars;
 For 24th of P instalments for ], 500 pounds of tobacco, per 5th s,rtlce treaty 18th Septem- Der, 1882, 300 dollars;
 For 27th of 30 instalments for blacksmiths and assistants per Sd article treaty lst August 1929, ?, l6O dollars;
 For 27th of 30 instalmcnts for iron and steel for shop, per Sd article treaty lst August, 1929, eco dollars;
 For 27th of 30 nstalments for laborer and oxen, per Sd article treaty 1st August, 1929, 365 dollars;
 For 24th of 2 instalmcnts for education, per 4th article treaty 18th September, 1882, 5000 dollars;
 For 24th of 27 instalments for agricultu- nstS, purchase of oxen, p1oughs, and other i'm plements. per 5th article treaty l5th September, 1882, 2,5OO dollars;
 For 24th of 2 instalments for the pay of 2 physicians, per 5th article treaty 18th Ssptcm- Der, 1882, 400 dollars;
 For interest on l, 100000 dollars, at , per centum, per 4th article treaty lst November, 1857, 55,OOO dollars;
 For 9th of 30 nstalments of int rest on S5,- 900 dollars, at 5 per centum, Der 4th article treaty 18th October, 1846, 4,25O dollars,
 Vyandots- permanent annuity in specie, per Sd article treaty 17th March, 18l2, 17,5OO dollars;
 For permanent provisions for blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools, per 9th article treaty 17th March, 1042, 184O dollars;
 For permanent provision for iron and steel forshop, pert Sth article treaty 17th March, l842, 27O dollars;
 For permanent provision for education, per 4th article treaty l7th March, l642, 500;
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Washington Territory 3O,OOO dollars;
 For the expenses of adjusting difficulties, and preventing outbreaks among the Indians in Washington Territory, prior to and during the fiscal year ending 3Oth June, 1856, 10000 dol. lars;
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in California, embracing cxpcn- ses of travel of the superintendent and agents, 29, $50 dollars;
 For the pay of physicians, smiths, carpen- ters, and agricultural and mechanical laborers, on the reservation in California, 543OO dollars
 For dcfraylng the expenses of the removal and subsistence of Indians in California to military reservations, in accordance with tho plan submitted by the superintendent of Indian affairs of that State, and approved by the Pre- sident, l25 900 dollars: P,'ovldel. That the su- perintendent of Indian affairs in that State be authorized, should he deem it expcdient, to ex- pend an amount not exceeding 10000 dollars of the sum herein appropriated to relieve the temporary wants of the Indian outside of the reservations;
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service ill Oregon Territory, 10000 dol lars;
 For adjusting difficulties, and preventing out breaks among the Indians i'll Oregon Territory, 10000 dollars;
 For expenses of insurance and transportation of annnites, payable to Indian tribes in the Territory of Oregon 5000 dollars;
 orpayment of the liabilities incurred for the Indian service in Oregon, under the super vision of the late superintende. 10000 dol- lars;
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in the Territory of New Mexico, 25,OOO dollars
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in the Territory of Utah, 10000 dollars;
 For compensation of 3 special agents, and interpreters, for the Indian tribes of Texas, and for purchase of presents, 15 ,OOO dollars;-
 For actual necessary expenses incurred, and that may hereafter be incurred, by officers of the Indian Department in the rescue of prso- ners from Indian tribes, and returning them to their homes and for expenses incident to the arrest and confinement within the territory of the United States, by order of these officers, of persons charged with crimes against Indians, 5000 dollars.
 To meet the necessary expenses of coloniz- ing, supporting and furnishing agricultural inn plements for the Indians in Texas, S6,43O dol lars.
 For the purpose of enabling the proper de- partment to adopt such measures as may be ne- cessary for opening communications with the Texas Comanches and Apaches, who have not heretofore been parties to any treaties with the United States, 10000 dollars
 For reimbursing to John w. Whitfield, late