Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-31

For permanent annuity in specie, per third
article of treaty seventeenth March, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-two..
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and assistant shop and tools, per eighth
article of treaty seventeenth March, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-two..........
For permanent provision for iron and steel
for shop, per eighth article of treaty
seventeenth March, eighteen hundred and
1orty-two.....................
For permanent provision for education, per
fourth article oftreaty seventeenth March,
eighteen hundred and forty-two...........
For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in Washington Territory.
For the expenses of adjusting difficulties,
and preventing outbreaks among the In
dians in Washington Territory, prior to
and during the fiscal year ending thir-
tieth June, one thousand eight hundred
and ty-six............,...........
For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in California, embracing
expenses of travel of the superintendent
and agents.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
For the pay of physicians Smiths carpen-
tiers, and agricultural and mechanical la
borers, on the reservations in California
For defraying the expenses of the removal
and subsistence of Indians in California
to three military reservations, in accord
ance with the plan submitted by the SUI
perntendent Of Indian affairs of that
State and approved by the President.....
For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in Oregon Territory........
For adjusting difficulties, and preventing
outbreaks among the Indians in Oregon
Territory. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Epr ayr oQcn Of ncn ran md nor nrtQ
ton of annuities, payable to Indian tribes
in the Territory of Oregon.
For payment Of the liabilities incurred for
the Indian service in Oregon, under the
supervision of the late superintendent.
For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in the Territory of New
Mexico. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in the Territory of Utah
For compensation of three special agents
and four interpreters for tho Indian
tribes of Texas, and for purchase of
presents. ....-......................
For actual necessary expenses incurred,
and that may hereafter be incurred by
officers of the Indian department in the
rescue of prisoners 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,
| fpersons charged with crimes against
lndlanS.....
To meet the necessary expenses of coloni-
zing, supporting, and furnishing agricul-
tural implements for the Indians in
Texas..........................
For the purpose of enabling the proper de-
partment to adopt such measures as may
| be necessary for opening communications
with the Texas Comanches and Apaches,
who have not heretofore been parties to
any treaties with the United States......
For reimbursing to John w. Whitfield, late
agent for the Indians on the Upper
| Platte, the amount expended by him for
ransom from the Cheyennes, and cloth
| ing, and transportation TO the States, of
one white and ten Mexican prisoners......
For pay of an additional clerk OF the In
dian office, under the appropriation per
act of August Ave- eighteen hundred
and ffty-four, for one year...............
For paying the expenses of one commits
sioner and two clerks employed by the
Attorney General, in the investigation
directed by the resolution of the Senate
of fourth August eighteen hundred and
hfty-four..
For collecting, removing, and subsisting
the Indians of California las provided
by law) on two additional military res
ervations, to be selected as heretofore
and not to contain exceeding twenty
FIVE thousand acres each, in or near the
State of California. .......................
For the purpose of enabling the President
to treat with and arrange the difficulties
existing among the Stockbrdge and
Munsee Indians of Lake Winnebago, in
the State of Wisconsin, arising out of
the acts OF Congress of Sd of March, eigh-.
teen hundred and forty-three, and Au-
gust sixth, eighteen hundred and forty
six, and the treaty of twenty-fourth of
November, eighteen hundred and forty
eight, in such manner as may be just TO
the Indians and with their assent and
not inconsistent with the legal rights Of
white persons who may reside on the
Stockbrldge reserve, or the Cfufm Ur tue
United States under the treaty OF eigh-
teen hundred and forty-eight..
For the completion of the collection of the
sixth and last volume of the statistics and
other information of Indian tribes, au-
thorized by the act Of third Of March,
eighteen hundred and forty-seven, and
subsequent acts............................
To pay to the North Carolina Cherokees en-
braced in the roll of John G. Mullay, or
the legal representatives Of such of them
as have died since their enrolment the
sum of ifty-three dollars and thirty
three cents, respectively, for the expenses
Of their removal and subsistence now
held in trust by the United States, ac-
cording TO the terms of the fourth sec
uOn OF tue act OF twenty -Hlnln July, an
no Domini eighteen hundred and forty
To enable the President Of the United
States to carry out in good faith, the re-
cent treaties with the 0ttoes and Missou-
rias, 0mahas, Delawares, Iowas, Sacs and
| Foxes Of Missouri, Kickapoos, and the uni
ted tribes Of Kaskaskias and Peorias, Pr
ankeshaws and Weas, Shawnees and Mia
mies.........................
To enable the Secretary of War TO execute
the contract entered into by Joel r. Poin-
sett late Secretary of War; on the
twelfth day Of March, eighteen hundred
and thirty-nine, with Jean B. Faribsult
and Pelagie his wife, pursuant TO joint
resolution of Congress, approved the thir-
tenth February, eighteen hundred and
q.
By the act making appropriations for the supp
Military Academy for the year ending thirtiet
eighteen hundred and ffty-six.