The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
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SupeTOr unQer the w ar Departnent S0O,UUU, For military and geographical surveys west of the Mississippi, s25 900; For continuing the survey of the northern and lakes including Lake Superior, 0O0 For repairs of instruments of the corps of topo- graphical engineers, S5, 900; For printing and distributing charts lake surveys $500;
 For the purchase of Barlows pl .netarium for the use of the military academy at Vest Point, S2 000;
 For fuel and quarters for officers of the army ing on light duty, the payment of which is no longer made or provided for by the Quartermaser's Department, S5063 67;
 For continuing the explorations and surveys to certain the best route for railway to the Pacific and for completing the reports of surveys already nade the sum of l5O 900;
 Fortuel and quarters and for mileage of transpor- tatlon for oflcers and enlisted soldiers of the army serving in the survey in cases no longer provd ed for by the Quarermaster's Departlnent $lO O0O;
 For arrearages prior to July lst 1915, payable through the office of the Third Auditor under an act approved May lst, 1920, in addition to balance of $T653 undrawnin the treasury on the 3Oth of Sep tember, 1853, $3,50O;
 For purchase of site and construction of an arse nal at Benicia, California, S33, ,sS5:
 For the sword ordered to be presented to Brevet Major General John E. Wool by the joint resolution approved January 24th, 1S54 si ,5oo
 For payment of claims adjudicated by the board of army officers. appointed by the Secretary of War under the sixth section of the of August 3st 1852 $129,SS5 23L;
 For the purchase of the best breech loading rifles in the opinion of the Secretary of War; for the use of the United States army, s90,o00: prooaded That the Secretary of War, after fair practical test thereof shall deem the purchase advisable and proper:
 That the proper accounting officers of the treasury be, and they hereby directed in the settlement of accounts of Captain Joseph L. Folsom assistant quar- termaser of the United States army receive paro testimony of the disbursements made by him as such assistant quarermaster in lieu of vouchers for such disbursements which destroyed by the fire in the city of San Francisco on'the 4th of May, Anuo Do- aalna 1851, and that upon the testimony taken if satisfactory to the departments the accounts of said assistant quarernaster shall be audited and settled according to the principles of equity and justice pro0aded That the sum allowed shall not exceed the balance now due from said Folsom to the treasury.
 IhGCnees.For the first installment of interest at five per cent $40 0oO for education per third arti cle of the treaty of May 10th. 1954 $2 900;
 For the first of eight annual installments of money in payment for lands. per third article of the treaty May 10th 1854, Sl00,000;
 For expenses of surveying the lands and setting apart the surplus provided in the fifth article of the treaty May loth 1854. S9936;
 Prepayment for relinqushnent of certain perma- nent and other annuities and satisfaction for losses damages and claims per enth article of the treaty of May 10th, 1854. $27 000;
 kAsKAsklA AND PEORIA. AND WEA AND PIANKE- sHAw.--For the expenses of surveying the land as provided in the third and fourth articles of the treaty of May 30th, 1854. S5.300
 For payment of the first of three nstalments in money ot $l3.0Q0 each. for purchase of former per manent annutes and relinquishment of claims and damages per sixth article of the treaty of May 30th 1854. Sl3,000:
 For the first of five installments for support of a blacksmith and assistant per sixth article ol the treaty 30th May 1854 S120;
 For the first of five nstanents for the purchase of iron and steel per sixth article of the treaty of 30th May, 1854 S22O;
 For the erection of smiths shop, and purchase of tools therefor, per sixth article of the treaty of 30th of May 1854, $l20
 M.INfIrs-FOr the pyDenSeS if Srrvavinr tha lands provided in the second article of the treaty June 5th, 1654 S7 7452;
 For interest 1t the rate of five per centum s5O, 900 for educational purposes etc. per third article of the treaty of June 5th, 1854, g., ,50O;
 Reappropriaton: For payment of the valuation of Improvements on lands ceded, stipulated in the sixth article of the treaty of 1884 and the seventh article of the treaty 1898, the amount having been carried to the surplus fund by warrant number nine tytour of treaty 4th September, 1852 per fourth ar tcle of the treaty June 9th, 1854, $, 900 6S;
 For the payment of the MaimieS. residing on the ceded lands of the first of six equal annual install ments for purchase of former pepetual and other an nuitics and reinqushment of claims etc.. per fourth article of the treaty June 5th, 1854, s3l ,739 H.
 For payment m full to John Grgg and Sash O. quaSh provided in the fourth article of said last mentioned treaty, $9 ,6S9 22
 For papmenL of the claims of Maimies who live on the ceded lands, for damages and loss of stock and other property and for losses of improvements. etc.. caused by their removal from Sugar Creek per fourth article of the treaty of June 5th. 1854 S7,165 o2;
 For payment of the expenses incurred in negotiating the articles of May l2th, 1854. with the Menominee Indians, supplemental and amendatory to the treaty of October 18th, lS4o, $950;
 For extra clerk hire for the service of the Indian office, for one year. commencing on the lst of August 1854, S5 600;
 For payment of the expenses of the delegates of Creek nation of Indians now i'll this city. sl.l99 55: IFortdeI. That the following appropriations contain cd in the Indian appropriation act, passed at the pre- sent session, are hereby annued and repealed:
 For fulfilling treaties with the Shawnees: perma- nentproviSion for salt, $6o blacksmith and assistant, $S40: iron and steel, S220;
 For fulfilling treaties with tie Piankeshaws, in per manent annuties SoOO
 For fulfilling treaties with the Yeas; permanent annuity, S3.0OO;
 lieu of laborers $250; agricultural implements S200;
 For fulfilling treaties with the Delawares: perma- nent annuity. fourth article treaty of August, 1795 sl,o00; permanent annuity, third article of treaty of September, 1909, $50O permanent annuity fifth ar ticle, treaty of October, ISIS, S4000 permanent nuity. article supplementary, etc. lS29) Sl 0o0; per manent provisions for blacksmith October, ISIS. S20 permanent provisions for iron and steel tor shop. October, lolo S22O;
 For payment stipulated by the article dated June 18th, 1SH, supplementary to the treaty at Fort Gib son. of November 23d, l83S. to individuals of the Creek nation, for " claims for property and improve mcnts abandoned lost, in consequence of their em grafton west of the Mississippi to be distributed un der the direction of the chiefs and the agent of the United States for the Creeks i'll the proportion set forth and determined in the schedule referred to in the second article of the said treaty of November 23d 1888, s35o,O0 Pr0udded tautber, That the appro- pration of for interest thereon contained in the Indian appropriation act, passed at the present session, be, and the same is hereby repealed
 For completing the Mendota and Big Sioux River road in accordance with the estimates of the Secre tary of War; s25ooo to be expended under the direc ton of the Secretary of War.
 [2.] Aud be I tuther enacted That the amount whchn it may be found necessary to pay under the act of 27th March, 1854, to the widows and orphans of the United States troops who pershed by the recent disaster to the steamship San Francisco, be paid out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appro- priated.
 [3.l Aud Je at tuatAer emacted, That the act ap proved September 2Sth 1850, entitled An act grant ing bounty land to certain officers and soldiers who have been engaged in the military service of the United States" the act approved March 22d, 1852, entitled. An act to make land warrants assignable and for other purposes and the act approved Februa rv 3d. 1s5s entitled An act to continue half pay to certain widows and orphans" shall not be constru ed as to deprive any widow from the benefits therein granted for the services of her husband though she may have married again: prousded Aocever, That the applicant is widow at the time of making the claim D,,lIe1 Suce party shall not receive pension durinp