The true Democrat., 1855-01-10

., Wyandots-For permanent annuity. stipulated in tne third article of the treaty of the l7th of March, lS42, Sl75OO;
 For permanent provision for blacksmith and assist ant stipulated in the eighth article of the treaty of the l1th of March, lS42 sS4o;
 TOT permanent provision for iron and steel for shop of March, lS42, s27o
 For permanent provision for education stipulated l842 $500. ' 0''' co Weas:-For permanent annuity stipulated in the $3,00O. IVY Hannebagoes twenty sixth of thirty install mens as annuity, stipulated in the second article of the treaty ot the lst of August, 1929. SIS, 900;
 For twenty of twenty seven installments as annuity stipulated in the third article of the treaty of the 10th of September, lS32 SlOOO0;
 For twenty sixth of thirty installmens for the pur chase ol oo barrels of salt, stipulated in the second arce o1 the treaty of the lst of August lS29 $250
 For twenty-six of thirty installments for the pur- chase of 5000 pounds of tobacco stipulated in the second article of the treaty of the 1st of August S29
 For twentythird of twenty seven installments for the purchase of l,5oo pounds of tobacco stipulated Ill the nth article of the treaty of the 18th of Sep tember, 1882 $500:
 For twenty y-sixth of thirty installments for three blacksmiths and assistants, stipulated in the third artlce of the treaty of the 1st August 1S29 $216O
 For twenty-sixth of thirty nstaments for iron and steel TOT shop stipulated in the third article of the
 
 For twenty sixth of thirty miscellaneous for labor CTS and oxen, stipulated in the third article of the treaty of the lst of August 1929, S365;
 For twenty-third of twenty seven installmens for educaon stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of the 18th of September, 1882, 8, ,COo: For twenty-thir of twenty seven nstalments for SIX purchase of oxen ploughs and other implements, stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of the 10th of September, 1882, g., 300;
 For twentythird of twenty seven miscellaneous for pay ot two physicians, stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of the 10th of September 1882, s400 For interest on Sll0Q,000, at five per centum sti- pulaed m the fourth article of the treaty of the ls of November, 1887. $55000; For interest on sS5000, at five per centum, stpu- lated in the fourth article of the treaty of the 18th of October. 1S46. S4.250:
 For the expenses of negotiating treaties with and making presents of goods and provisions to- the h. dian tribes. ill the Territory of Oregon S6S .000; For the expenses of negotiating treaties with and making presents of goods and provisions to- Indian tribes in the territory of Washington, S45, 900:
 For the expenses of negotiating treaties with and making presents ogoods and provisions to- the Indian tribes in the Territory of Utah, s45,Oo0;
 For the expenses of negotiating treaties with, and making presents of goods and provisions to, the Apache. Navaoe. and Utah Indians in the Territory of New Mexico. s30 0O0
 For the expenses of holding a council with and making presents of goods and provisions to- the Black feet, Gros Nentres. and other wild tribes of Indians Immediately within adjacent to the eastern boun- diary of Washington Territory $s0000;
 To pay Andrew Taylor for his reservation of $40 of land Citico Old town on the waters of the Tennessee River, $l4 720 with interest from the 23d day of August. lS43.
 For the expenses of making presents of agricultu- raj implements and farming utensils to the bands of Pueblo Indians in the Territory of New Mexico s1O- 000 Proclded. That the Secretary of the Interior may, ii in his discretion the public interests require It, De authorized to se any part of the appropriations heren made for making treaties in Oregon, Wash Ington. tah and New Mexico, and for holding coun- he ppt off he next fiscal year;
 For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks among the Indians in Oregon Territory, slo.0o0;
 For general incidental expenses of the Indian serv- ces Ill Oregon Territory, 1000;
 For expenses of insurance and transportation of annules payable to Indian tribes in the Territory of Oregon. s 900;
 For general incidental expenses of the Indian ser vice in Washington Territory, 5000;
 For general incidental expenses of the Indian ser vice in the Territory of New Mexico s25, 900;
 For general incidental expenses of the Indian ser vice in the Territory of Utah. s2OOOO;
 For general incidental expenses of the Indian ser vice in the Territory of Utah, during the year ending June 30th, 1854. sl0,0O0:
 For general incidental expenses of the Indian ser vice in Washington Territory for six months ending June 30th 1854, s5.Oo0;
 For payment of balance due for transportation of presents, goods, and provisions to the Colnanches kioways, and other Indians the Arkansas River Sl.2Q0;
 To pay for certain goods borrowed by late agent J. $. Warous to fulfil treaty stipulations with the Chip pewas, to bereplaced out of annuity goods but which Wlth the agency bulidIng were consumed by fire, ill May, 1858, S4 l36 03:
 For payment ill full to the Winnebago nation of h. dlans of certain uneXpendcd balances of appropria sons under various treaties, account Of annuity education, provisions, goods, etc.. S4o,Oo4 69;
 For payment of balance found due the Creek In- dians for losses sustained during the war with Great Britain by that portion of the tribe who were friend y to and cooperated with the United States in addi ton to the appropriation of the 30h of August 1852 $25S l0;
 For payment to certain Creek Indians for their in dividual reserves sold with the appreciation of the Secretary of ar in the year ls4l the Commissioner of Indian Affairs having received the consideration for the use of said lndans in certificates of deposit on the Planters and Mechanics Bank of Columbus Georgia, which failing while said certificates were in the hands of the commissioners became lost to said Indians, $2 800.
 7eras Lndipns.-For compensation to three special agents and four interpreters for the Indian tribes of Texas, and for the purchase of presents, Sl5,000
 For the expenses of making the necessary selections and surveys of land to accommodate the Indians re- siding within the State of Texas agreeaby to arrange mens authorized by act of the legislature of that State allowing the requisite jurisdiction of the Go- vernment of the United States for such purposes and for concentrating and subsisting them and furnishing suitable stock cattle, agricultural implements, seeds and other necessary articles incident thereto SS6 43O
 4Nascelane0us.-For the second and third of tel in stamcnts of provisions and merchandise in addition Co iormer approPrlatons, TOT payment of annuities and transportation of to certain tribes of h. dlans seventh article of the treaty at Fort Lara mie of lTth of September, 1851, s24OOO
 For the fourth of ten nstalments in provisions and merchandise, for payment of annuities and transpor- tation of the to certain tribes of Indians per seventh article of the treaty at Fort Laramie of lth September, 1851, $72,000
 For surveying and marking boundary lines of such hact or tracts of land may be provided under the stpulations of the amendments of the Senate to the treaties of 23d July and 5th August, 1851, with the Sioux Indians. $ 200;
 For expenses of negotiating treaties of the 10th of September, 1853 with the Rogue River Indians and of the 18th of September 1853, with the Cow Creek band of Umpqua Indians, 5000.
 For continuing the collection and publishing the statistics and other information authorized by the act of Sd of March, lS47 and subsequent acts S2o,9oO,
 2. 14ad be t turther enacted, That no existing provisions Of law, prescribing the manner in which payment shall be made to Indians, shall be so con- strued as to repeal contravene the 17th section of an act entitled An act to regulate trade and inter course with the Indian tribes and to preserve peace on the frontiers" approved, June aoth, 1884, or to prohibit the payment of any claim or claims other than those of agents or attorneys for claims for 5no fde services rendered within or upon any Indian ter rtOrv to any Indian tribe for medical or mammal sar