Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-28


fifth article treaty fifteenth September,
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, two thou
sand five hundred dollars;
For twenty-fourth of twenty-seyen IN
stalments for the pay of two physicians, per
fifth article treaty fifteenth September,
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, four hun
dred dollars
For interest on one million one hundred
thousand dollars, at five per centum, per
fourth article treaty first November, eight
cen hundred and thiny-seven, fifty-fve
thousand dollars;
For ninth of thirty instalments of inter-
est on eigh:y-fve thousand dollars, at five
per centum, per fourth s.rticie treaty thir-
teenth October, eighteen hundred and for
ty-six, four thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars.
| WYAEDoTs.-For permanent annuity
in specie, per third article treaty seven
teenth March, eighteen hundred and for
ty-two, seventeen thousand five hundred
dollars;
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and assistant, shop and tools, per eighth ar
ticle treaty seventeenth March, eighteen
hundred and forty-two, eight hundred and
forty dollars;
For permanent provision for iron and
steel for shop, per eighth article treaty sew
en:eenth March, eighteen hundred and
forty-two, two hundred and seventy dol
| lars;
For permanent provision for education,
per fourth article treaty seventeenth March
eighteen hundred and forty-two, five hun
dred dollars;
For the general incidental expenses of
the Indian service in Washington Terri
tory, thirty thousand dollars;
For the expenses of adjusting difficulties,
and preventing outbreaks among the Indi-
ans In Washington Territory, prior to and
during the fiscal year ending thlrtieth
June, one thousand eight hundred and fiji
ty-six, ten thousand dollars;
For the general incidental expenses of
the Indian service in California, embracing
expenses of travel of the superintendent
and agents, twenty-eight thousand eigh
hundred and fifty dollars;
For the pay Of physicians, smiths, car
penters, and agricultural and mechanical
laborers, on the reservations in California,
filty-four thousand three hundred dollars
For defraying the expenses of the re-
moval and subsistence of Indians in Cali
fornia,, to three military reservations, in
accordance with the plan submitted by the
superintendent OF Indian affairs Of that
State, and approved by the President, one
hundred apd twenty-five thousand dollars:
Providal,xiI'2la the superintendent of In
/ dian aflaifg In that State be authorised,
should he deem it expedient, to expend an
amount not exceeding twenty thousand
dollars of the sum herein appropriated, to
relieve the temporary wants of the Indi-
ans outside Of the reservations;
For the general incidental expenses of
the Inian service in Oregon Territory, ten
thousand dollars;
For adjusting difficulties, and prevent
ing outbreaks among the Indians In Ore
gon Territory, ten thousand dollars;
For expenses of insurance and transpor-
tation of annnities, payable to Indian tribes
in the Territory Of Oregon, three thousand
dollars;
For payment of the liabilities incurred
for the Indian service in Oregon, under the
supervision of the late superintendent, ten
thousand dollars;
For the general incidental expenses Of
the Indian service in the Territory of New
Mexico, twenty thousand dollars;
For the general incidental expenses Of
the Indian service in the Territory of Utah,
twenty thousand dollars;
For compensation Of three special agents
and four interpreters, fer the Indian tribes
of Texas, and for purchase of presents,
fifteen thousand dollars;
For actual necessary expenses incurred,
and that may hereafter be incurred, by Of
ficers of the Indian Department in the res
cue of prisoners from Indian tribes, and
returning them to their homes, and for ex-
penses incident to the arrest and confine-
ment within the Territory of the United
States, by order of these officers, of per-
sons charged with crimes against Indians,
five thousand dollars.
To meet the necessary expenses Of col
onising, supporting, and furnishing agri-
cultural implements for the Indians in Tex
/, as, eightY-six thousand four hundred and
thirty dollars.
i For the purpose Of enabling the proper
department to adopt such measures as may
be necessary for opening communications
with the Texas, Comanches and Apaches,
who have net heretofore been parties to
any treaties with the United States, ten
thousand dollars.
For rennburSlng TO john w. WhnHeld,
late agent for the Indians on the Upper
Platte, the amount expended by him for
ransom from the Cheynnes, and transporta-
f ton to the States, of one white and ten
. Mexican prisoners, one hundred and sew
enty dollars.
For paw of an additional clerk of the
Indian office, under the appropriation pei
act OF August five, eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, for one year, fourteen hundred
dollars.
For paying the expenses of one CON-
missioner and two clerks employed by the
Auorney-General, in the investigation di-
rected by the resolution of the Senate oI
fourth August. eighteen hundred and fifty
four. two thousand dollars: Provided, Thai
said resolution, and any other since adopt
ed, relating to the same object, be, and the
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