The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15

To settle the claim OF John Rsndon, de-
ceased, = friendly Creek Indian, tof the
halEtiood,) for losses sustained and
property destroyed by the hostile Greek
Indians, in the war Of eighteen hundred
aud fourteen, Ia such manner and upon
such terms As may be just and equitable
For the salary Of a consul-grnera! TO resias
in the British North American provinces
For the reimbursement Of The Patent Ofice
fund for MONEYS heretofore paid out BY
appropriations Of acts Of Congress for
seeds and the collection 81 agricultural
statistics
For filing up and draining The grounds in
| the vicinity Of the national greenhouses
known AS the Botanic Garden, and for
| waIling with brick the creek which
| passes through the sana..-....-.-............
| To pay the necessary expenses Of six Cum
| panies of volunteers called into the SER
| vice Of the United States BY Brigsdier
| General Smith, in the State OF Texas, 10
| be paid under the direction oe the Secre-
tNry OF Nsr.....................-...
For the employment of temporary clerks by
superintenden,s Of Indian affairs on such
\ occasions and for such periods Of time as
may be deemed necessary TO the public
strsice......-....-.....
For taking up and velaying and renewing
so much as has washed away at the sewer
along Fifteenth stree, west, contiguous
to the public grounds south Of the Presi-
Gent s-...................-*
To settle and adjust the accounts of John
Adair, collector of customs nj Astoria,
| Oregon, upon fair and equitable princi-
piles. Indefinite
/ To enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to
pay in accordance with the memorial OF
the Menomnee Indians 10 the President
and Congress, dated the fourth OF Octo-
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, and
executed in general council OF the nation.
10 Richard w Thompson, one half OF the
amount stipulated in said memorial, and
in an agreement Of said Indians with said
Thompson dated the fifteenth Of Februa-
ry, eighteen hundred and fifty-one, for
his services as attorney for said Indians
In the prosecution Of claim in their
behalf for additional compensation for
lands coded by them to the United States
BY the treaty of eighteen hundred and
forty-eight, and that The sum so paid be
deducted from the annuities when due
and payable, that are to be paid to the
i. said Indians under the treaty Of the
twelfth OF May, eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, and the amendments thereto,
Indefinite.
For rebuilding and repairs of the building
for the branch mint at New Orleans
For the erection Of a building for court
, house, post office, and other public pur-
poses, at indianapolis, Indiana. ............
To enable the President OF the United States
to contract with Hiram Powers for some
i, work of art executed, or TO be executed,
by him, and suitable for the ornament Of
4, the
For fulfilling treaty with the Chippewa In
dams, negotiated February twenty-sec-
ond, eighteen hundred, and tifty-fve.. ....
For fulfilling treaties WITH the Winneba-
II goes, per articles Of the twenty-seventh
February, eighteen hundred and ifty-five
For fulfilling the articles with the imp
quas and Calapooias Of the Umpqua Val
ley, Oregon, of the 25th November,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four.....
For fulfilling the articles negotiated No
vember eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
fifty-tour, with certain bands of Chasta,
Scoton, and Umpqua Indians........
For fulfilling treaty with the Rogue River
Indians, per articles Of fifteenth Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty-iour -.
For fulfilling heartieles negotiated Decen-
ffty-four, with certain bands of Indians
Of Pnget's sound, Washington Terri.
For fulfilling the articles negotiated Janua-
ry tenth, eighteen hundred and ,tifty-fve,
i with certain contederated hands Of Gala
pooia, Moiala, and Clackanias Indians, Of
..-..........................
For the increased pay of Indian agents and
nav of additional agents authorized nv
the act passed the first March, eighteen
hundred and fty-fre....................
For the increase Of pay to Indian sub
agents, authorized by the act passed
March first, eighteen hundred and fifty.
For pay Of three Indian agents in Califor-
MIA, per act tHenty-eighth September
eighteen hundred and fifty, and act
passed March first, eighteen hundred and
.............................
For expenses Of the reconnaissance Of ths
boundary line between the Choctaw and
Chickasaw Indians. ....-.....................
For fulfilling treaty with the Wyandot,
Indians Of thirty-first January, eighteen
hundred and ifty-fve...
For arrearages due the Choctaw Indians
under various treaty stipulations, az per
report on statement of the proper ac-
o counting officer Of the Treasury, trans
mitted by the Secretary Of the Interior,
in answer to resolution of the Senate
Of the tenth March, eighteen hundred
0 and fifty-three, TO be paid over or ex-
pended for the benefit of the Choctaw ma
ton, as may be requested by the author
lied delegation thereof now in Washing