Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
BY AUTHORITY. Public Acts of the Thirty.Fourth Congress of the United States

| 1857. 1'J "'' FEANKtN PIERcE, President JESSE D. BRIGHT, | President of the Senate. pro tenD1ye till Junuarv
 5. 1857, and JAMES NJ. MAsoN from that t;ne iii the close of the Session. NATHANIEL p R,xrs Jun, Speaker of the House of Representatives. AN ACT making Appropriations forthe Current and
 Contingent Expenses of the Indian Departmentand for fulfilling Treaty Stipulatons with various h. dian Tribes, for the year ending June 30th, 1858
 Be it enacted, 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 paving the current and contingent expenses of the Indian department, and fulfilling treaty stipu- | lations with the various Indian tribes
 For the current and contingent expenses of the In dian department. viz;
 For the pay of superintendents of Indian affairs and o the several Indian agents per of 5th Iune lS5o. 18th September, lo51, 27th February 1851 Sd March, 1852, 3d March, lS53 3lst July 1854 Sd March; , lS95 and 18th August 1856, s75.75o: Pro ae, That at the discretion of the President all dis bursements of moneys, whether for annutes or oth- erwse, to fulfil treaty stipularons with individual Indians or Indian tribes, now or hereafter to be ap- ProPnated for such objects shall be made in person by the superintendents of Indian affairs where SUI permtendencies exist, to all Indians or tribes within the limits of their 'pectve supernendences in the presence of the local agents and ndnerpreters who shall witness the under such regulations as the Secre- tary of the Interior may direct.
 For the pay of the several Indian sub agents per act of 3st July, 1854, Slo,500.
 For the pay of an additional Indian agent for the Indians ot New Mexico. at annual salary of $l.- 800, and for the pay of two agents at an annual sa- lary of Slooo each, for Indians in Utah and one Tor the Wltchetas and neighborng tribes west of the Choctaws and Chickasaws, S3 800
 For the pay of clerk to superintendent at St. Louis | Missouri, per act of 27th June lS46. Sl 200.
 For the pay of clerk to superintendent in Califor mia; per act of Sd March, 1852, s2 300.
 For the pay of interpreters, per acts of 3Oth June, 1854, and 27th February 1851, S33 800.
 For presents to Indians. S5 900.
 For provisions for Indians, $1l 500.
 For buildings at agencies and repairs thereof, slo,
 For contingencies of the Indian department, s3s,- 800. For insurance. transportation, and necessary ex- penscs of delivery of annuties goods and provisions to the Indian tribes in Minnesota Michigan and Wis | consin, $oo.o0o.
 For the employment of temporary clerk, by su- pentenlcnt of Indian affairs on such occasions and for such periods of time the Secretary of the Inte nor may deem necessary the public service S5. .UO0
 For fulfilling treaty stipulations with various In dian tribes:
 C1mm'qncles, hIo,cas aud .4Dqches Qf Arto0sas R1rer-For fourth of ten in~talmens for the pur- chase of goods. provisions and agricultural impe- menS, Der sixth article treaty 27th July, 1853, Slo, 900.
 For expenses of transportation of the fourth of ten lnsamentS of g,ois provi-ions and agricultural i'm plementS, per sixth article treaty 27th July, 1853, l $T.10O
 E1acIt;ot -Nqtion.-For second of ten instalmcnts as annuity to be expended in the purchase of su. goods provisions and other useful articles as the Pre- -dtnt, at his discretion, may from time to time de- lermine per ninth article of the treaty of l7th Oco Der, lo55 $2oo00
 For second of ten instalments as annuity to be cv pended In establishing and inStructing them in agri- cultural and mechanical pursuits and in educating their children, and promoting cviIzaon and Chris uanlty at lhe discretion of the President per tenth article ot tLe treaty of l7th October, o55 5000
 of fat ,ll nuities in goods and provisions. $l7.opo.
 C73nPe"d% J Lnte SAper5r. Fulfilling the treaty 1 ot 3oth September. 1854.
 For two thirds of sixteenth of twenth-fve install mentS ill money Der fourth ar-le treaty 4th Octo- Der ls42 and eighth article treaty 30th September, For two-t thirds of sixteenth of twenty five install mens in goods per fourth article treaty 4th October s42 and eighth article treaty 3Oth September, 1854, STOOD.
 For two-thrds of SixteeAth of twenty five install mens, for the support of schools per fourth article treaty 4th October, ls42 and eighth article treaty Both September 1854. Sl .333 g.
 For two thirds of sixteenth of twenty-five install mens for the purchase of provisions and tobacco per fourth article treaty 4th October lS42 and eighth article treaty 3oth September, lS44, Sl ,333 s.
 For third of twenty instnlments in con goods household furniture. and cooking utensils arrirultu ra implements and cattle carpenters and other tools and building materials. and for moral educational iS54 $l9 boo.
 For third of five nstalments in blankets. cloths nets. guns, ammunition, amt such other articles of necessity as they may require, to the Bos Forte band per twelfth article treaty 30th September lS54 1000 dollars.
 For third of twenty instalmen,s forsx nhs and assistants. per second and fifth articles treaty 30h | September, ls54 5.ofO dollars.
 For third of twenty instalments for the support of six smiths shps per second and fifth articles treaty 39th September. 1854 l.32o dollars.
 For first of twenty insalmento for the seventh smith of slio and fifth articles treaty 3oth September 1854 dollars
 For support of q smith assistant and shop for the Bois Forte band during the pleasure of the Pr sidcn per twelfth article treaty 8oth September ls54 ,o6o dollars.
 For support of two farmers forthe Bos Forte banl during the pleasure of the President DOT twelfth ar tre treaty 3jth Septcmbar, 1854. l.2ol dollars.
 CiioPc,ras ot N, N<siey,pDi.- Fulfilling the treaty of twenty second February, 1855:
 For one-thirl of sixteenth of twenty-five install ments m money. per fourth article treaty 4th October, lai2 anl eighth article treaty 8Oth September 1854 4,l6f dollars and 57 cents.
 Fr onr-thirl of sixteenth of twentv-fvc install ments in goods per furth article treaty 4th October, S4a an! eighth article treaty 3oth september, 1851, 1 $500 dollars.
 For one third of sixteenth of twenty five install mcnt@ for thc support of schools, Ier fourth article treaty 4th October. lS42 anl eighth article treaty 3oth September 1851, 666 dollars aud 57 cents.
 For one third of sixteenth of twenty-five install lncnts for the purchase of provisions and tobacco. per fourth article 4th October. s42 and eighth arti- gle treaty 3oth September 1854, 666 dollars and 67 | cents.
 For one third of sixteenth of twenty five install mrnts for thr support of two smiths shops. includ- ing the pay of two smiths and assistants, and furnish ing iron and steel per fourth article treaty 4th Oco- Der 1S42. and eighth article treaty 3Oth September, | IS A. 666 dollars and 67 cents.
 For one third of sixteenth of twenty five install mens for pay of two farmers per fourth article treaty 4th October 1s42 and eighth article treaty 3oth Sep tember, lS54 323 dollars and B cents.
 For third of twenty instalments of annuity in money, per third article treaty 22d February, lS55 20 GOO dollars.
 P417ager and IaEe Uianibi7oszisA Bands.-For third of thirty instalments of annuity in money, per third article treaty 22d February, lo55 l0,666 dol 1 lars and 66 cents.
 Forthirdo thirty instalments of annuity in goods, per third article treaty 22d February 1S55 5000 dol lars
 For third of thirty nstaments for purposes of utility, per third article treaty 22d February 1855 4,0o0 dollars
 For third of twenty instalments for purposes of education, par, third article treaty 22d February,
 For third of five annual nstaments for the pur- chase of powder shot lead, twine and tobac o. per third article treaty 22d February, 1s55 500 dollars
 For third of five annual nstalmcnts for the hire of 1S55 5000 dollars
 For third of fifteen annual instalments for support of two smiths and smiths shops per third article treaty 22d February. ls55 2,l20 dollars.
 lhl2Peras cf Stqina,c, Sioan Greek and B7lcF Htter-For second of five equal annual nstaments for educational purposes. under the direction of the President Der second article of the treaty of 2d Au gust, lS55 900 dollars.
 For second of five equal annual irstalments for agncultural implements and carpenters tools house hoid furniture and building materials cattle labor and necessary useful articles pcrsecond article of the | treaty of 2d August lS55 5000 dollars.
 For second of ten equal annual installnents in con to ne di'sibnted Pe' caosta in the usual manner of payln- annmteS, per second article of treaty of 2d | August, lS55. lo.0o0 dollars
 For sec"nd instalment for the support of black sm hshop for ten years. per second article of the | treaty of I'd August, 1855. .24o dollars.
 t4i2De'ras. MenoDsonies, Wio7eboqoes and Nem l~f hdfanS For education during the pleasure of Congress per fifth article treaty llth August, 1927, | 800 dollars
 CascElaascs.-For permanent annuity in goods per | act of 25th February, 1T99 nOO dollars
 CHi2oe,cas 9t Sa'dt Ste. -HatTe.-For payment of this amount, being the sum awarded by the Commits