The true Democrat., 1855-01-03

the lth day of August, 1854 | FRANKLIN FIERCE President. DAVID R. ArCHIsoN, Pre-
 sueht oi the Senate, tempore. LINN BOYD, Speaker o1 the House of Representatives
 AN ALI making Appropriations for the current and
 contingent Expenses of the Indian Department,
 ana Tor fulfilling Treaty Stpulations with various
 Indian Tribes, for the year ending June Both, lo5o
 and for other purposes.
 Be 1 en0cted, etc, That the following sums be- and they are hereby appropriated, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the pur pose of paying the and contingent expenses of the Indian Department, and fulfilling treaty stipua- tlons with the various Indian tribes.
 For the and contingent expenses of the h. dian Department, ViZ:
 For the pay of Superintendents of Indian Affairs, per acts of 9th June, lo50 27th February lS51 and Sd March, 1852, sl25Oo: P,o0ided, That the Presi- dent may, from time to tme in his discretion remove change the location of any of the superntendencies now or hereafter to be established by law;
 For the pay of the several Indian Agents per acts of 5th June 1850, and 27th February, l851 s34,75O
 For pay of three Indian Sub-Agents for California at an annual salary of $500 each S4 800: Forpay of four Indian Sub Agents in Oregon Ter rtory at an annual salary of Sl 0OO each s4.oOo; For pay of two Indian Sub Agents in Washington Territory. at an annual salary ot Sl 00O each S2 0OO For pay of three Indian Agents in Washineton Territory, for months, ending June S0th 1S54 S2- 250;
 For pay of two Indian Sub Agents in Washington S1000
 For salaries of Agents, authorized by this act at the rate of SloOO per annum each, the of 0O0
 For the pay ot Interpreters, per acts of the 30th June, 1854, and 27th February 1851, s2S,000;
 For pay of six Interpreters for the Indian tribes in Washington Territory, S3,000;
 For pay of six Interpreters for the Indian tribes in Washington Territory, for mouths, ending June 1 30th 1854, sl ,5O0;
 Missouri per act of 37th June, lS46 sl 200; | For pay of Clerk to Superintendent in California; per act of Sd March, 1852, S 300; For presents to Indians. S5 900: ! For provisions for Indians Sll 500:
 For buildings at agencies and repairs thereof sl0 ! 900;
 For erecting buildings for Indian Agents in Wash 1 lngton Territory, 5000; l For contingencies of the Indian Department. s36 1 800:
 For the reappropriation for expenses of the removal of the Catawha Indians to the west of the Mississippi
 Ner and ot settling and subsistng them one year in their new homes, provided that home shall first be obtained for them, and that they shall be removed only with their own consent. s50OQ.
 Io Me Cb5tStidj1 AdianS.-For permanent annuity stipulated in the acts of May 26th. 1924, and May ZUth. 1926, S400.
 Zo Me CiYecas qf Sagqna,c-For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of 3d of August l795, $l 900.
 For permanent annuity stipulated in the second ar tcc ot the treaty of l1th November. lSO7 $500:
 TOT permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth ar tice of the treaty of 24th of September s9 Sl 0uJ
 For permanent provisions for the support of black Slnltls and for farming utensils and cattle and for the employment of persons aid them in agriculture stipulated i'll the eighth article of the treaty of the 24th of September, ol9, and the seventh article ot ! the treaty of l4th of January, 1S37, S3.000;
 For education during the pleasure of Congress- sti puated in the sixth article of the treaty of the 5th of August 1926, Sl0Q0.
 Chllperas, -Kno@onteS, Jgaane5aqoes, and Neg i~k AdaanS.-For education during the pleasure of Congress stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of the llth of August. 1927. $l 800.
 ChoctalcS.-For permanent annuity simulated in the second article of the treaty of l6th of November 1895, S3,000;
 For permanent annuity, for support of light horse men stipulated in the thirteenth article of the treaty of the 18th of October. 1920 $500:
 For permanent provision for education stipulated in the second article of the treaty of 2Jth of January 1895, 5000;
 For permanent provision for blacksmith, stipulated in the sixth article of the treaty of 18th of October 1920, and the ninth article of the treaty of 2oh of January, 1895 $500;
 For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop. stipulated ill the ninth article of the treaty of 20th of January, 1895, $321. Clickasams.-For payment to the Chickasaw Ma ton in full of the expenses of their commissioners in negotiating the treaty of June 22d 1852 as stipulated in the ninth article of said treaty, sl.500;
 For permanent annuity, stipulated in the act of the 25th of February, l799, s3000.
 GIiDpetC0S 0t Lake SuBer50 lad t1e k5sSasSDDa- For eighteenth of twenty miscellaneous in money st pulated in the second article of the treaty of the 2th of July, 1887, $9 800;
 For eighteenth of twenty installments in goods s- pated i'll the second article of the treaty of the 29th of July 1857, $19,e00;
 For eighteenth of twenty miscellaneous for the establishment of three smiths shops supporting three smiths, and furnishing iron and steel Stipulated in the second article of the treaty of the 29th July l637, S3,000;
 For eighteenth of twenty installments for the sup port of farmers, purchase of implements grain and T + lated in the second article of the treaty of the 2sth of July, 1887. 2l 900;
 For eighteenth of twenty installmcnts for the prr- chase ot provisions stipulated in the second article of the treaty of the 29th of July, 1887, s2.001;
 For eighteenth of twenty nstallments for the plIr- chase of tobacco stipulated in 'the second article Of the treaty of the 29th July, 1S37, 5000;
 For thirteenth of twenty fyeinsallments in money stipulated ill the fourth article of the treaty of the 4th of October. 1842, SIP 300;
 For thirteenth oftwcnty five nstalmcnts ill goods. stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty o the 4th of October, lS42, Sl0,50O;
 For thirteenth of twenty-five inatallments for the support of two smiths shops, including the pay of two smiths, and assistants, and furnishing iron and steel stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of the 4th of October 1642, S2 900:
 For thirteenth of twenty five nstalments for the pay of two farmers stipulated in the fourth atcle of the treaty of the 4th of October, 1642. S1 ,000:
 For thirteenth of twenty-five installments for the pay of two carpenters stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty of the 4th of October, l642 S 200;
 For thirteenth of twenty five installments for the support of schools stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of the 4th October, lS42, 5000;
 For thirteenth of twenty five miscellaneous for the purchase of provisions and tobacco stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of the 4th of October 1S42. $2,0 900.
 .5Communctes, AaoacaS, and 1paches qt Me A,kansGs hirer.-For first of ten nstamcnts for the purchase of goods, provisions and agricultural implements st- puIated in the sixth article of the treaty ot tie 2th of July, lS53 &l8,000;
 For expenses of the transportation of the first ten lnstaments goods provisions and agricultural i'm pcments stipulated in the sixth article of tine treaty ot the 27th of July, 1855 S5oo0 Procded, That the goods, provisions and agricultural implements which may be purchased and transported out of moneys hereby appropriated, shall not be delivered until the sad tribes of Indians shall have assented to the amendments of the Senate of the United States the said treaty, on account of which they procured.
 Defa~areS..For the expenses of surveying the lands as provided in the second article of the treaty of the 9th of May, 1854, l46 95;
 For the first of egha equal installments for pay ment of five chiefs per third and sixth articles of the treaty of the 9th of May, 1854, sl 25O:
 For the first of two nstallments per fourth article of the treaty of the 9th of May, 1854, s74 900:
 For the purchase of four sections of land for the I,.. ...., T., +b