Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
NO. 47.

article of senate's amendment of 23d June 1852, to treaty 5th August; 1851, $845o.
 IfeGty J Fort L0fdleieFor seventh of ten in- stalments, in provisions and merchandise for pay nent of annuihes and transportation of the same to certain tribes of Indians, per seventh article treaty l'th September, 1851, and Senates amendment there to, s70,00O.
 Uotpquqs Cav Creek Band )-For fourth of 20 lnstalnents in blankets, clothing, provisions, and stock per third article treaty 18th September, 1858, Fulfilling the articles of 29th November 1854, with the
 JIapquas and Calapooias Qf Jlqbf9ua Va7ey, Ore- gontor third of five insalments of annuity for be- nehcal objects to be- expended directed by the President per third article treaty 29th November, 1854 S3,O00.
 For third of ten insalments for the pay of black smith, and furnishing shop, per sixth article treaty 29th November, 1854, Sl ,O60
 For third of fifteen instalments for the pay of physician and purchase of medicines per sixth article treaty 29th November, 1854, Sl ,OO0.
 For third of ten instaments for the pay of far mer, per sixth article treaty 29th November, 1854, $500.
 For third of 20 nstalments for the pay of a teacher and purchase of books and stationary per sixth art cle treaty 29th November, 1854, S700
 CtdhS.-For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the Utahs, pursuant to the requirements of eighth article treaty 3Oth December, lS49, S5,000.
 U1nnebdgoes-For 29th of 80 installnents nuy in specie, per second article treaty first August, 1929, $lo0O0.
 For 26th of 27 instaments as annuity in specie, per third article treaty 18th September, 1882, $l0, 
 For 29th of 80 instaments for 50 barrels of salt, per second article treaty first August 1929, S250.
 For 29th of 80 instaments for 5000 pounds of tobacco per second article treaty first August 1929, $500.
 For 26th of 27 nstaments for 300 pounds of to- bacco, per fifth article treaty 10th September, 1882, $500,
 For 29th of 80 instaments for three smiths and as sstants, per third article treaty first August, 1929, S2,l60.
 For 29th of 30 instaments for iron and steel for hir,l arti.. +raat Er-t At,.s s660. ''
 For 29th of 30 instalmcnts for laborer and oxen, per third article treaty first August, 1929, $365.
 For 25th of p nstalments for education per fourth article treaty 18th September 1882 s3,O00.
 For 26th of 27 instalments for six agriculturiss, purchase sot oxen, blows, and other implements, per fifth article treaty 10th September, 1882, B.,
 For 26th of P instalmcnts for the pay of two phy sicans, per fifth article treaty 15th September, 1882, $40O.
 For interest on $1 100 900 at five per ccntum. per fourth article treaty first November, 1S37 $55 ,6UO For llth of 3o instaments of interest $S5,00O tober, lS46, $4250.
 Uy@ndots.-For the last of three equal insalments upon S3oOO00 in lieu of former aunuities and claims, per sixth article treaty 3lst January S55 $l26 566 67 HtScettaaeVus.-For carrying into effect the act of third March, 1919, making provisions for the cyiza- u@n oi the Indian tribes, ill addition to the spe- cihed in said act, $5 900.
 For surveying and marking the boundaries of the Choctaw and Chckasaw countries and for deterlnn- ing and marking the 9Sth degree of west longitude, | per 9th and 18th articles treaty 22d June, 1885, | 5000.
 | For the expenses of surveying the boundaries of Indian reservations, and of surveying, aloting and defining Indian Preserves and half breed lands and for other incl cnal expenses of carving into effect the treaties with the Indian tribes ill Michigan and with the Chippewa Indians of the Mississippi and of Lake superior So far as any of the said provide for the survey allotment of lands as set apart reser Natohs for the tribes or bands, in addition to former l appropriation, $7 900.
 For medals for Indian chiefs s8,O0O
 For the expenses of collecting and establishing the | southern Comanches Wichitaws, and certain other bands of Indians on reservations to be located south 0f the Arkansas rver and west of the 9Sth degree of 1 longitude, $50 O00.
 For fulfilling treaties with the
 o@uT 9t tte AtsssS6iDPi, ri<:-For the reappropria- ton ot this amount, being the legitimate balance | found due to the Medawa- kan toan and WaLpay- l koo-tah SouX under the treaties of 1SSO and lS37 for moneys heretofore carried the surplus fund.- to be pald to said Indians annuity, or applied as the President may direct in whole or part for the civil- | S42,64l 47.
 For compensation of three special agents and three interpreters for the Indian tribes of Texas and for l purchase of presents Sl5,000.
 For the expenses of colOniZnp: srpportno and fur- | nlsmng agricultural implements and stock for the Indians in Texas, S7l TOT 50.
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian serVlce III California, including travelling expenses of the superintendent, agents and sub agents Sl7 OOO
 Tor detrayng the expenses of the removal and sub sstence of Indians of California to the reservation in that State and for pay of physicians smiths necha- ncs and aborers at the reservations Sl62 O00 Pro | gmed, That an amount not exceeding Sl0 900 there from may be expended for the relief the temporary wants ot Indians outside of said reservations For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service ID the Territory of tah, ,000 Prortded That the amount appropriated by the of 3lst uv loot, Tor negotiating treaties with Indian tribes in sad territory, may be expended for the general incl dental expenses of the Indian service therein. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian serVce in Oregon Territory, including insurance and transportation of annuities. goods and presents and once and taNeLng expenses of the superintendent | agents, and sub-agents, $39500. For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks among the Indians in the Territory of Oregon, $l0,-
 For defrayng the expenses of the removal and sub- slstence 0t Indians in Oregon Territory to the reser- VationS theren aiding them in procuring their own subsstence purchase of provisions and presents com pcllsauon Ot Iaborers and other employees $50 OUO For restoring and maintaining peace with Indian tribes III Oregon Territory, much thereof as may be necessary for expenditure during the year ending 3Oth ot June, 1857, $264,000. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian serylee ln Washington Territory, S4OO0O.
 For restoring and maintaining peace with Indian tnoes Ill Washington Territory, or so much thereof as may be necessary for expenditure during the wear ending 80th of June, 1857, S790OO
 For de1raylng the expenses of the removal and sub slstcnce of Indians of Washington Territory to the reservations therein, aiding them in procuring their own subsistence, purchase of provisions and presents ana compensation faborers necessary employees | S60,O0O: Procfded, That a part of said sum- not exceeding S49l7 may by direction of the Secretary of the Interior be applied for the payment of the just value oi lands, improvements and pre-empton clams 1 owned by whites located within the Indian reserya- ton established on the south side of the Commence ment Bay, in Washington Territory for the Puv- aIlup and other bands of Indians on the renouish- | United States " '-'
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian ser'Ice Ill the Territory of New Mexico presents of goods ag1cultural implements and other useful arti- eieS, and Tn assisting them to locate in permanent aoodes and sustain themselves by the pursuits of civ-
 zed ii1e to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, $47, ,50O
 To carry into effect treaties with the OTTAWA AND | CHIPPEWA INDIANS, viz:
 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to pay to klnnwais or David King, of Carp and Chocolate secured to him in the tenth article of tie treaty of | 18th March, 1886, with the Ottawas and Chippewas II he shall, on full Investigation be satisfied the same | has not been paid, sl0O
 For expenses of surveying and marking the exter- | of New Mexico, S3750.
 To complete the survey of the Creek boundary, as required by the treaty. to be expended under the pro- | per authority, the sum of SPA ,5OO
 10 pay to the legal representatives of Arthur Size more, S!42o and to the legal representative of John Semi, Smmance, or Semoice, Sll63, the said claims | being found Ill the supplementary abstract of addi- l uonal claims accompanying General Mitche's report which arise under the Creek treaty of 1874; the said sums to DC pad out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
 For .the payment of the claim of c. NJ. Hitchcock. executor of Colonel A. R. s. Hunter, for supplies of proVslons to the Cherokees under the authority of Brlgadier- General Wool and of J. R. Schermerhorn, commissioner for negotiating the treaty with the Che rokees, from the 26th of March to the 18th of July | 1886, SI ,236 25.
 For payment of the value of property of Baker and Street, destroyed in 1855 by the Koway Indians to be deducted from the annuites payable to the said l Indians $50
 | SEC 7. And be it further enacted, That hereafter | the agents for the Sioux and Seminole Indians for the Omaha agency for the Kickapoo agency, for the Kansas agency, and for the Neosho agency shall re- celve each an annual salary of $l 500 instead of the