The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23

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hundred and 6y dollars Provided that no part Of the
appropriations for the Stockbndge and Munsees shall be
amendment % said treaty shall first be obtained
TREATY OF FORT LARAMIE.
for sixth Of nsalments in provisions and merchan-
disc TOR paymenk OF annuies and transportation OF the
same to certain tribes Of Indians per seventh article treaty
and senates amendment thereto, seventy thousand dol
lars
UlIPQUAs COW CREEK BAND.
For third Of twenty instalments in blankets clothing
provisions and stock per third article treaty nneteenth
September eighteen hundred and hftyhre hve hundred
and fifty dollars !
Fulfilling the articles Of twenty ninth November eeh,
teen hundred and ffty-four, with the
UMPQUAs AND CALAPooIAs, OF UAIPQUA VAL
LEY. OREGON.
For second Of i've nsaments of annuity for beneficial
objects 70 be nded directed by the President per
third article treaty twenty November eighteen hun
dred AND nf,y-four, three thousand dollars.
Fel second OF ten nsalmeus for the pay of black
smith and furnishing shop sixth article treaty twenty
ninth November eighteen hundred and fifty -four one thou
sand and sixty dollars.
For second of fifteen instaments for the pay of phys-
clan and purchase Of medicines per sixth article treaty
Iwenty-nnth November eighteen hundred and fy-tour,
one thousand dollars.
For secoud of instruments for the pay of farmer
per sixth article treaty wentynnth November eighteen
hundred and fifty flour, six hundred dollars.
For second of twenty nsalments for the of teacher
treaty twenty ninth November eighteen hundred and fifty
four, seven hundred dollars
Fulfilling the articles negotiated tenth January eighteen
hundred and fifty live with certain bands of
CALAPooIAs, MoLALA, AND CLACkAMAs IN
DAMS OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For second of five instaments of annuity for beneficial
objects second article treaty tenth January eighteen
hundred and ffty-fve, ten thousand dollars.
For second OF i've instaments for pay of physician
teacher blacksmith and farmer per third article treaty
tenth January eighteen hundred and fifty five thou
sand two hundred and sixty dollars.
UTAHS.
For fulfilling treaty stpulaons with the Uahs pursuant
to the requirements of eighth article treaty thrtieth Dece
her, eighteen hundred and orty-nne five thousand dol
lars.
WINNEBAGOES
For twentyeighth of thirty nstalments annuity in
specie per second article treaty first August eighteen hun
dred and twenty -nine eighteen thousand dollars
For twenty -fth of twenty seven nstalmens annuity
in specie per third article treaty fifteenth September egh
teen hundred and thirty-two ten thousand dollars.
Cor twentyeghth of thirty instruments for fifty barrels
of SALT per second article treaty first August eighteen hun
dred and wentynine, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For twentyeghh of thirty instaments for three thou
sand pounds OF tobacco second article treaty first Au
gust eighteen hundred and wentynne six hundred dol
lars. .... a.
Fer twenty-fh of twenty-seven instalments for one
thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco per fifth article
treaty fifteenth September eighteen hundred and thirty
two three hundred dollars.
For twentyeighh of thirty instaments for three smiths
and assistants per third article treaty first August eighteen
hundred and twenty two thousand hundred and
sixty dollars. a. 0..'
For twenty eghh of thirty nstaments for iron and steel
for shop, per third article treaty first August eighteen
hundred and twenty nine six hundred aud sixty dollars
For twenty o. thirty instaments for laborer and
oxen per third article treaty first August eighteen hun
dred and twenty-nine three hundred and sixyfve dol
lars.
For twenyffth of twenty nstalmens for educa-
don per fourth article treaty fifteenth September nteen
hundred and thirty-two three thousand dollars.
culturis purchase of Oxen poughs and other implements
per fifth article treaty fifteenth September eighteen hun
dred and thrty-wo, two thousand Eve hundred dollars,
For twentyhfth OF twentyseven nsalments for pay
OF two physicians, per fifth article treaty fifteenth Sep
TENDER, eighteen hundred and thirty four hundred
dollars.
For interest on one million one hundred thousand dol.
lars at i've per centum per fourth article Treaty first No
vember eighteen hundred and thrtyseven y-ve thou
sand dollars. .a..ls
FOR tenth Of thirty instruments Of interest on eghtyve
thousand dollars at five per centum per fourth article
treaty thirteenth October eighteen hundred and ortysix
four thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
WYANDoTS.
For second of three equal instruments upon three hun
dred and eighty thousand dollars in lieu OF former annu
ties and claims per sixth article treaty thirty first January
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve hundred and twenty
SIX thousand six hundred and sxtyix dollars and sixty
seven ce1ts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For carrying into effect the object of the act Of March
third eighteen hundred and nineteen making provision
for the civilization of the Indian tribes the of Ave
thousand dollars in addition TO the sum specified in said
act to be expended in the provided in said act
For surveying and marking the boundaries of the Choc
taw and Chckasaw countries in pursuance of the provs
ions OF the nineteenth article Of the treaty Of
ond june Domin eighteen hundred and ffy-ve and
for the survey ofthe Greek boundary thou
sand dollars
enable the Secretary Of the Interior to prevent tres
passes snd depredaon by Indians separated from their
respective tribes within the States and Territories and
and settle them within the Indian country,
thousand dsllars
For the completion and construction Of map Of the In
dian territories within the United States for the use OF the
Committee Indian Affairs Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives. and Of the Office of Indian Affairs two
thousand dollars.
For psymento Ann Hyatt balance of unadjudcated
claim for Improvement under the Cherokee treaty OF
eighteen hundred and twentyeght ascertained by the
report Of the Second Auditor hundred and sixteen
dollars.
For compensation of three special agents and three inter-
prefers for the Indian tribes Of Texas and for purchase OF
presents fifteen thousand dollars.
For the expenses OF coonng supporting and furnish
ing agricultural implements and stock for the Indians in
Texas seventyour thousand six hundred and fftyeght
dollars and fifty cents.
For insurance transportation and necessary expenses
of delivery Of annuities goods and provisions the
Indian tribes in Minnesota and Wisconsin thirty Thousand
dollars.
For the employment of temporary clerks by supsrin-
tendents Of Indian affairs such occasions and for such
periods Of time the Secretary Of the Interior may deem
necessary to the public service FIVE thousand dollars
For fitting up and furnishing the occupied by the
Office of Indian Affairs two thousand dollars
To repay TO Choctaw Indian this amount stolen from
him by soldier in the service of the United States forty
dollars
For salary Of person In charge Of collection Of statistics
and his copyist two thousand nine hundred and thirty