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and for other purposes.
[Continued from last ieesk.l
WydndOts.-FOr permanent annuity IN specie, per
third article treaty seyenteenth March, eighteen hun
dred and fohytwU, seventeen thousand five bundled
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assist
ant shop and tools, per eighth article treaty seven
teenth March, eighteen bundled and forty-two, eight
hundred and forty dollars;
For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop
per eighth article treaty seventeenth March, eighteen
hund,ec and fortytwo, two hundred and seventy dol
lars;
For permanent provision for education, per fourth
article treaty seventeenth March. eighteen hundred
and fotytwo, five bundled dollars;
For the general incidental expenses II the Indian
srvice in Washington Territory, thirty thousand dol
lars;
For the expenses of adjusting diHicultes, and pre-
venting outbreaks among the Indians in Washington
Territory prior to and during the fiscal yer ending
thrtieh June, thousand eight hundred and my
six, ten thousand dollars;
Fo1 the gene al incidental expenses Of the Indian
service in California; embracing expenses of travel Of
fhe superintendent and agents. twentyei2ht thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars;
For the pay Of physicians, smiths, carpenters, and
agricultural and mechanical lab0rers, the rescrava
tons in California, ffyiour thousand three hundred
dollars;
For defaying the expenses of the removal Of subss
tence Of Indians 10 California, TO three military leser
vation in accordance with the plan submitted by The
superintendent OF Indian Affairs OF that State and lp
proved by the Pres dent one hundred and twenthve
OF Indian affairs in that States he authorized. should
he deem II expedient to expend amount not exceed
ing twenty thousand dollars Of the herein appro
praed, TO relieve the temporary wants Of the Indians
For the general incidental expenses Of the Indian
service 10 Oregon Territory, ten thousand dollars;
For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks
among the Indians in Oregon Territory. ten thousand
dollars
For expense Of insurance and transpo ;ation Of
nuties payable to Indian tribes in the Territory of
Oregon three thousand dollIrs;
For payment Of the liabilities incurred for the Indian
service IN Oregon under the supervision OF the late su
perintendent, ten thousand dollars;
For the general incidental expenses OF the Indian
Sc vice in the Territory of New Mexico twenty-five
thousand dollars
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in the Territory OF Utah, twenty thousand
dollars; II
For compensation OF three special agents. and four
Interpreters for the Indian tribes Of Teas and Tor
purchase OF presents, fifteen thousand dOllais;
For actual necessary expenses incurred, and that
may be hereafter be incurred, by officers Of the Indian
TRIES, and retlrning 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, five thousand dollars.
Tomces the necessary expenses OF colon zing sup
porting, and furnishing agricultural implements for the
Indians in Texas, eishtysix thousand four hundred
and thirty dollars.
For.the purpose Of enabling the proper department
to adopt such may be necessary for open
ing Communications with the Texas COmanches and
Apaches who have not heretofore been parties b any
treaties with the United States ten thousand dollars.
For reimbursing 10 John W. Whitfield laie agent for
the Indians the Upper Platte, the amount expended
by him for ransom fIpm the Cheyennes, and clothing,
and transportation to the States Of white and ten
Mexican prisoners, one hundred and seventy dollars.
For pay Of an additional clerk OF the Iiilan Office,
nnder tue appropriation per act Oi August five, egh
teen hundred and dAyfOut, for one year fourteen hun
dred dollars f. M. .. rsi."H
For paying the expenses Of one comm ssioner aud
two clerks employed by the Attorney General, In the
investigation directed 6y the resolution Of the Senate
OF fourth August, eighteen hnndred and iy-four, two
thousand dOliais: ProUided That said resolution,
and any other since adopted, relating to the Oh
ject, be, ald the same are hereby repealed.
For collecting, removing, and sbsting the Indians
Of California, (as provided by law9 on two additional
military resetyRtons, to be selected heretofore ard
and MT to contain exceeding twenty-five th0usand
acres each, in or ne the State Of California the sum
Of one hundred and ifty thousand dollars Provided,
That the President may enlarge the quantity Of
vatons heretofore selected equal to those here0y pro
vided for and shall not expend the amount herin ap
op.iated unless In his opinion, the shall be ex.
pedent aud tie last provl.O to the authority for FIVE
military ervations In California per act Of third OF
March, eighteen hundred and ftythree, be, and the
same is hereby, repealed PIopiaed, That much Of
the at approved on the thrtyf,st OF July last
ques that no moIe than twenty thousand doas shall
be drawn by the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, or
be In his hands unexpended at one and the time
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
For the purpose Of enabling the President TO treat
with, and arrange the difficulties existing among the
Stoekbndge ans Munsee Indians Of Lake Winnebago,
in the State Of Wisconsin, Arising out Of the acts o
Congress Of third of March, eighteen hundred and for
tythree, and Augu sixth eighteen hundred and for
tysix, and the treaty Of twentyIourth OF November
eighteen IL. hundred and ioyeight 10 sIeh manner fs
not inconsistent with The legal rights Uf white persons
who may reside on the Stoc.bridge reserve II the
claim Of the United Sate' under the testy OF eighteen
hundred and fortyei5ht, the Of fifteen hundred
dollars.
For the completion OF the collection Of the sixth and
last volume Of tie statistics and other information oi
Indian tribes authorized by the act Of third OF March,
eighteen hundred and fortyseven and subsequent acts
the sum OF seventeen thousand Two hundned dollars
Provided That said volume shall be so condensed as
10 embnce ell the maerial now, 10 be collected,
and not Inferior In any respect 70 the preceding vol
umes and 10 be completed within two Years from the
passage Of this act And P,Ovided Jtgfks. That said
compilation shall be subjected before publication TO
revision by the Secretary Of the Interior with view
TO the curtailment 10 The work OF all matters useless
irrelevant or inconsistent with the objects Of the wor
SIC; Z. Aad De e further .hdetsd, That section
four OF the Act making appropriations for the current
and contingent expenses Of the Indian Department
and for fulfilling treaty spulations with various Indian
tribes for the year ending June ttieth one thousand
eight hundred and hiy-hve, and for other PURPOSES
approved thrtyf st July, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, shall not be so construed 10 interfere with an
act emitted IAN act 70 authorize the President OF the
United States to to be surveyed the tract OF cd
In the Territory Of Minnesota belonging to the half.
breeds OF mixed boOds Of the Dacotah or Sioux nation
Of indians, and for other ,puPo.es' approved July
Eefeutcthf and ytOuf: IfOrfded,
That 50 much Of the money appropriated by The first
named act, as may be necessary to carry out the last
named act, shallbe applicable theleto.
SEC. .. And be h further eaGcted, That the Secre-
tary Of the Interior Is hereby authorized and required
to cause to be paid to the North Carolina Chero.ees
embraced in the roll Of John C. Malay or the legal
representatives, Of such Of them as lave died since
their enrolment, the sum Of fifty three dollars and
thirtythree cents respectively, for the expenses OF
thef removal and subsistence now held n trust by the
United States, according 10 the terms Of the fourth
section OF the act Of twentynnth July Ammo Domini
eighteen hundred and forty-eght; for which purpose
there Is hereby appropriated the sum Of fjfty-two
thousand two hundred and ninety dollars and sixty
nine cents; Provided, Thst each and every Indian
80 eceivinS snch payment IN full shall give his assent
thereto: And p.oUided further That said Secretary
shall be rst satisfied that Tue State OF North Carolina
has, before such payment, by some appropriate act
agreed that said Cherokees may remain permanentIy
in that State. any thing in the treaty Of eighteen hun
dred and thrtyhve six to the contrary notwthstand-
ing. m