Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17


For sixth of twenty seven instalmepts a.
annunity in specie, per third article treaty
fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and
thirty two, ten thousand dollars.
For twenty ninth of thirty instalments for
fifty barrels of salt, per second article treaty
first August eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For twenty ninth Of thirty instalments for
three thousand pounds of tobacco, per second
article treaty first August, eighteen hundred
and twenty nine, six hundred dollars.
For twenty sixth of twenty seven install
ments for one thousand five hundred pounds
of tobacco, per fifth article treaty fifteenth
September, eighteen hundred and thirty two,
three hundred dollars.
For twenty ninth of thirty instaIments for
three smiths and assistants, per third article
treaty first August, eighteen hundred and
twenty nine, two thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars.
For twenty ninth of thirty instalments for
iron and steel for shop, per third article trea
ty first August, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, six hundred and sixty dollars.
| For twenty ninth of thirty instalments for
laborer and oxen, per third article treaty first
August, eighteen hundred and twenty nine,
three hundred and sixty five dollars.
For twenty sixth of twenty seven install
ments for education, per fourth article treaty
fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and
thirty two, three thousand dollars.
| For twenty sixth of twenty seven install
ments for SIX agriculturists, purchase of oxen,
ploughs, and other implements, per fifth ar
tice treaty fifteenth September, eighteen hun
dred and thirty two, two thousand five hun
dred dollars
For twenty sixth of twenty-seyen install
ments for the pay of two physicians, per fifth
article treaty fifteenth September, eighteen
hundred and thirty Two, four hundred dollars
For interest on one million one hundred
thousand dollars, at five per centum, per fourth
article treaty first November, eighteen hun
dred and thirty seven, fifty five thousand dol
lars.
For eleventh Of thirty instalments of inte-
rest on eighty five thousand dollars, at five
per ccntum, per fourth article treaty thirteenth
October, eighteen hundred and forty SIX four
thousand two hundred aud fifty dollars.
WYANDOTS.
For the last of three equal instalments up
Oh three hundred and eighty thousand dollars,
in lieu of former annuities and claims per
sixth article treaty thirty first January, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty five, one hundred and
twenty SIX thousand six hundred and sixty
SIX dollars and sixty seven cents.
MISCELLANEOUS
For carrying into effect the act of third
March, eighteen hundred and nineteen, ma
king provisions for the civilization of the In
dlans, III addition u the sum specified in said
act, five Thousand dollars.
For surveying and making the boundaries
OF the Choctaw aud CuIcka>aw COUNTRIES and
for determining aud making he ninety eighth
degree Of west longitude, per ninth and nine
teenth articles treaty twenty second June
eighteen hundred and fifty five, five thousand
dollars.
For the expenses Of surveying the bounda
rlcs, Of Indian reservations, aud Of surveying
aliptlng and defining Iudlau Reserves aud
half breed lands, aud for other incidental ex
penses Of carrying into effect the treaties with
the Indian tribes III Michigan, and with the
Chippewa Indians OF the Mississippi and Of
Lake Superior, 50 tar any of the said trea-
ties provide for the survey or allotment OF
lands, set apart reservations for the tribes
or bands, in addition to former appropriation,
seven Thousand dollars.
For medals for Indian chiefs, three thou
sand dollars.
For the expenses of collecting and estab-
fishing the southern ComahcLes, Witchitaws
and certain other bands of Indians on reser
sations to be located south of the Arkansas
river, and west OF the ninety eighth degree Of
longitude, fifty thousand dollars.
For fulfilling treaties with the
SInI-Y nE THE NfIs-ISSIDpI =,
For the appropriation Of this amount, be-
Ing the Legitimate balance found due 10 the
Mcdawa-han-loan and Wahpay-k -koo tab Sioux
under the treaties Of eighteen hundred and
thirty and eighteen hundred and thirty seven,
for moneys heretofore carried to the surplus
fund TO be paid to SAID Indians as annuity, or
applied the President may direct, in whole
or part, for the civilization and general i'm
provement of said Indians, forty two thou
sand eight hundred and forty one dollars and
forty seven cents.
For compensation of three special agents
and three interpreters for the Indian tribes of
Iexas, and for purchase of presents, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For the expenses Of colouizing, supporting
and furnishing agricultural implements, aud
stock Tor the Indians IN Texas, seventy one
thousand seven hundred and seven dollars
and fifty cents.
For the general incidental expenses Of the
/ Indian service in California, including travel
ing expenses Of the superintendent, agents,
and sub-agents, seventeen thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses of the removal
and subsistence of Indians of California, to the
reservation in that State, and for pay of ply
siclans smiths, mechanics, and laborers, at the
reservations, one hundred and sixty two thou
sand dollars: Provided, That an amount not
exceeding ten thousand dollars therefrom may
| be expended for the relief of the temporary
wants Of Indians outside of said reservat ions.
For the general incidental expenses of the