The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-07
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public 10

the year ending June tbrtieth eighteen hundred and IF
ty-eight
Be snaeled by as Senate and House Of Representative,
V the Ohned States Of 4Briea in Congress assembled That
the following sums be- and they are hereby appropriated
out of any money In the treasury not oetwise appropri
for the Of paying the current and contingent
expenses of the Indian department. and fulfilling treaty
! stipuations with the various Indian tribes
For be current and contingent expenses of the Indian
! department, viz:
For the pay Of superintendsns of Indian affairs ud Of
the several nan agenis per acts of fifth June eighteen
hundred and fifty wenyeighth September eighteen hum
dred snd fifty twenty seventh February eighteen hundred
and fifty -one third March eighteen hundred and y-two
third Marsb eighteen hundred and 6yhree thirty first
July eghteea hundred and iftyfour third March, egh
teen hundred aud nifty five and eighteenth August eighteen
hundred and 6y-six sevenyve thousand hundred
and fifty dollars fopds That at the discretion Of the
President all disbursements OF moneys whether for aDnu
ties otherwise fulfil treaty slipulatops with indvid
ual Indians Indian tribes hereafter be appro
prated for such Objects shall be made in person by the
perinenden Of Indian Affairs where superntendencies
is to eli Indians tribes within the limits of their
specve superintendences in the presence of the local
agents and Interpreters who shall witness the same Under
such regulations rs the Secretary OF the Interior may
direct 3
For the pay of the several Indian sub-agen per act of
thirty first July, eighteen hundred and fifty four ten thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars.
For the pay Of an additional Indian agent for the In
dams of New Mexico at annual salary of thousand
five hundred dollars and for the pay of two agents. at
annual salary thousand dollars each for Indians
in Utah and for the Wchetas and heighborng tribes
of the Chocaws and Chckasaws three thousand five
hundred dolara.
For the pay Of clerk to superintendent at ST. Louis Mis-
souri, per Of twenyseventh June, eighteen hundred
and forty-six, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the pay Of clerk superintendent in California per
act of third March, eighteen hundred and fytwo, two
thousand five hundred dollars
For the pay Of interpreters per acts of hireth june
eighteen hundred al thirty four and twentyseventh Feb
ruary eighteen hundred and ftyone thirty three thou
| sand five hundred dollars.
For presents to Indians FIVE thousand dollars
For provisions for Indians eleven thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
For buildings at agencies and repairs thereof ten thou
sand dollars.
For contingencies of the Indian department hirty-six
| thousand five hundred dollars. .... ..}
For insurance and necessary expenses Of
delivery of annuities goods and provisions TO the Indian
tribes in Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin, thirty thou
For the employment of temporary clerks by supentehd-
ent Of Indian AFFAIRS such occasions aud for such peri
necessary to the public service five thousand dollars
For fulfilling treaty stipulatons With the various indian
tribes
CAMANCHEs, KIowAs, AND APACHEs OF ARKAN-
| SAS RIVER.
For fourth of ten nstaments for the purchase of goods
provisions and agricultural implements, per sixth article
treaty twenty seventh July eighteen hundred and fifty
three, eighteen thousand dollars.
For expenses Of transportation of the fourth Of ten in
salmens OF goods, provisions and agricultural imple
mens per sixth article treaty July eighteen
hundred and fifty-thrce, seven thousand dollsrs
BtACKFOoT NATION.
For second Of ten insalmens annuity to be expend-
ed in the purchase of such goods provsod and other
useful articles the President his discretion may from
time to time determine per ninth article of the treaty
seventeenth October eighteen hundred and fyve, TWEEN
For second Of insiaments as annuity to be expend
ed in establishing and instrucng them in agricultural and
mechanical pursuits and in educating their children and
promoting civilization and Christianity at the discretion
of the President per tenth article of the treaty of
teenth October eighteen hundred and ftyfve fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For ~ nd daI;uary e m
in goods and provisions seventeen thousand dollars
CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
Fulfilling the treaty of thireth September eighteen
hundred and ffty-four.
For twohirds Of sixteenth of twenty-f Eve instalmen
money fourth article treaty fourth October eighteen
hundred and fortytwo and eighth article treaty hirett
September eighteen hundred and fifty four eight thousand
three hundred and thrtythree dollars and hirtythret
cents.
4 For two-thirds of sixteenth of tweny-fve nsalmen
In goods per fourth article treaty fourth October eigbeer
hundred and fortywo and eighth article treaty thtett
September eighteen hundred and fftyour, thousand
dollars.
For wohirds Of sixteenth of twenty-five instaments
for the support of schools per fourth article treaty ourl
October eighteen hundred aud forty and eighth article
treaty tbreth September eighteen hundred and fifty -four
one thousand three hundred and thrtythree dollars
!, thirty y-three cents @
For two-thirds of sixteenth Of twenty-five nstalmen
for the purchase of provisions and tobacco per fourth ar
Gle treaty fourth October eighteen hundred and ortytwo
and eighth article treaty thrtetb September eighteen hun
, ty three dollars and thirty-three cents.
For third of twenty instaments In coin goods house
hold furniture and cooking utensils agricultural impe
mens and CATTLE carpenters and other tools and building
materials and for moral and educational purposes pei
fourth article treaty thirtieh September eighteen hundred
and 6fy-four, nineteen thousand dollars.
For third OF FIVE nsalme1s in blanks, cloths nets, guns
amunton and such other articles of necessity they
may require to the Bos Forte band, per twelfth article
treaty ihrtieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty
i four, two thousand dollars.
For third of twenty instameuts for six smiths and as
sisans per second and fifth articles treaty thirtieh Sep
tember eighteen hundred and ftyour FIVE thousand
forty dollars.
For third twenty instaments for the support of 81,
smiths shops second and fifth articles treaty thrteti
September eighteen hundred and tyfour, thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars
For first of twenty instaments for the seventh smith
and assistant and support of shop per second and tt
articles treaty hireth September eighteen hundred
) -four, one thousand and sixty dolars.
For support of smith, assistant and shop for the Boil
Forte band during the pleasure of the President, PEI
twelfth article treaty thrteh September eighteen hundred
and hfy-four one thousand and sixty dollars.
For support of two farmers for the Bos Forte band du
ring the pleasure Of the President twelfth article treaty
thirtieth September eighteen hundred aud tyfour,
thousand two hundred dollars.
!, CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Fulfilling the treaty of twenty February eigheeI
i hundred and 6fty-fve
For third Of sixteenth of twenty-five instaments il
money per fourth article treaty fourth October, egheer
hundred and forty 1.-TWO, and eighth article treaty thr
tieth September eighteen hundred and ffty-four, ou
thousand hundred and sxty-six dollars and sixty
seven cents
goods per fourth article treaty fourth October egheeI
hundred and forytwo and eighth article treaty thretl
September eighteen hundred and yfour three Thousand
five hundred dollars