The Washington union., 1857-06-13


For iodrth af twenty instailnenls in blankets,
clothing provisions, and stock, per third arti-
Gle treaty ninejeenih september, cign1een -
hundred and dhy three. .,..,,..,fr..s. e"o
FuIhIIng-ihe ARTICLES OF twenty ninth NoFem7
Der, eighteen hundred and hft iouri win
Umpquas aud CalanOoias, Of UmPquG
Vallsy, Oregon.
For third Of five inslalinents OF annuity 70!
beneficial objects, 10 be expended as directed
by the President, per third article treaty
AND iI iisy ioal ioar sss"os s's"' - 5000
For third OF ten asaIlmenis ia the pay Of a
blacksmith and furnishing shop, per shm
article treaty wenly-nintb November, eish-
hundred and ftty ty-iour....,.........,s. ljooo
For Third of ftieen instaIrnenis Cor the pay %
physician and purchase of medicines, per sixth
article treaty twenty ninth November, eigh- 49,.
teen hundred and my FOUR. ,.,...,...... l,ooo
For thri az ten ihsiaB,ents FOR the pay Of a
farmer, per sixth article treaty twenty ninth
November, eighteen hundred and htty four. ooo
For third OF twenty inslaments for the pay OF
teacher and purchase OF books and stauoneryi
per sixth article treaty twenty ninth Noyem-
Der, eighteen hundred and hfy-iour.......... foV
Utahs.
For fulfilling treaty stipulaiions with the Utais,
pursuant TO the requirements OF eighth article
treaty threil December eighteen hundred
ana Iofiy nine ojVvu
Winnebagoes.
For twenty ninth Of thirty instalments as annu-
ity, IN specie, per second article treaty first Au-
gust, eighteen hundred and twenty nlne.... ls,ooo
For twenty sixth oftweny- seven instalmentsa AS
annuity, IN specie, per third article treaty nj
two. 10000
F5f twenty, ninth of ihifty iasiallnen,s ior fny
barrels OF salt, per second article treaty first
August, eighteen hundred aud tweniy-ninc.. 80
For twenty ninth of thirty insialmens for three
thousand pounds OF tobacco per second article
treaty hrst August, eighteen hundred and
For wenv.six of tweaiy in.iaImeni.
for one thousand five hundred pounds Of To-
bacco, per nth article treaty fifteenth Septem-
ber eighteen hundred and tlirty-two. 800
For twenty ninth Of thirty installnents for thre
smiths and assistants, per third article treaty
hTs August, eighteen hundred and twenty nine, 2,leo
For twenty ninth Of thirty inFtallnents ftir iron
ard steel ier shop, Ter third article trea,y frss
August, eighteen hundred and twenty fin0... COO
Fortweniy ninlh ofbirfy insialmenls for laborer
and oxen, per third article treaty frst August,
eighteen hundred and twentyrnine, ,....-,.... 800
For twenty-sixth of twenty seven instulIments
for education, per fourth article treaty fifteenth
September, eighteen hundred and iIiuy-iwo.. 1900
For twenty sixth of twenty scven instalments
for six agficuiturists purchase OF oxen, pows,
and other implements, per fth article treaty
fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and
thiriy-two ........................ $500
For twenty sixth OF twenty seven nslallments
for the pay of two pliysirians, per ilth article
treaty fifteenth September, eighteen hundred
ana titfiy two..... 400
For interest on one million one hundred thou
sand dollars, at five per centum, per fourth
uete treaty nrst November eighteen hundred
and lrriy yseven .;..,..........,..,.... 5000
eighty five thousand dollars, ut five per centum,
per fourth article treaty thirteenth October,
eighteen hundred aud forty SIX .......,.... 4,25o
Wyandofs.
For the last OF three equal miscellaneous upon three
hundred aud eighty thousand dollars, in lien Of
former annues and claims, per sixth article
treaty thirty first January, eighteen hundred
ana nity ,oob
Miscellaneous.
For carrying into effect the act Of rhrd March,
eighteen hundred and nineteen, making pro-
visions for the civilization OF the Indian tribes,
in addition to the sum specified in said act 5000
: For surveying and marking the boundaries Of tho
Choctaw and Chciasaw countries, and for de-
termining and marking the ninety eighth de-
gree OF west longitude, per ninth and nine
teentl articles treaty twenty second June,
eighteen hundred and ffy- y-ive..,..,........ 5000
For The expenses of surveying the boundaries OF
Indian reservations, and OF surveying, allot-
ting, and defining Indian reserves and half
breed lands and for other incidental expenses
of Carrying into effect the treaties with the
Indian tribes IN Michigan, and with the Chip
pewa Indians OF the Mississippi and Of Lake
Superior, go far as any of the said treaties pro-
vide for the survey or allotment of lands. ms set
apart reservations for the tribes or bands, In
addition 10 former appropriations. 1000
For medals for Indian chiefs. s,...-........... 5000
For the expenses OF collecting and establishing
the southern Conianches, Wicbitaws, and eer.
tain other bands of Indians, on reservations In
be located south of the Arkansas river, and
west of the ninety eighth degree of longitude. 900
For fnlflng treaties with the Sioux of the
Mississippi, viz:
For the reappropriation of this amount, being the
legitimate balance found due 20 the Medawa
kan -toan and Wahpny koo tah Sioux. under
the treaties Of eighteen hundred aud thirty and
eighteen hundred and thiuy-seven for moneys
heretofore carried 20 the s'irplus fund, to be
paid 10 said Indians as annuity, or applied as
the President may direct, In whole in part
for me civilization and general Improvement
Of said Indians ...................... 42sn
For compensation OF three special agents ard
three interpreters for the Indian tribes of Tex
as, and for purchase Of $1,000
q 1f f.<>tnt
furnishing agricultural implements and stock
!, for the Indians in Texas. 71,7o7
For the general incidental expenses OF the Indian
service in California, including travelling ex-
penses OF the superintendent, agents, and sub
. agents. s..,.,........,........ 1900
For defraying the expenses of the removal and
subsistence Of Indians OF California, TO the
reservation in that State, and for pay Of pysi-
cinns, smiths, mechanics, and laborers, at the
reservations 900
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in the Territory of Utah. 10000
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in Oregon Territory, including insur
ance and transportation OF annuies, goods,
aud presents, and Office and travelling expenses
ofthe superintendent, agents, and snbagents, 30 500
For adjusting difficulties and preventing out.
breaks among the Indians in The Territory of
Oregon ........................... 10000
FOR deifaying the expenses OF tile removal and
subsistence OF Indians in Oregon Territory 10
the reservations therein, aiding them in pro-
curing their own subsistence, purchase Of pro
VISIONS and presents, compensation OF labOrers
and other employees Observation-Disclosures. 10000
For restoring and maintaining peace with Indian
tribes in Oregon Territory, or much thereof
a. may be necessary for expenditure during the
year ending thirtieth OF June, eighteen hundred
ane fifiy-seven. 264 900
For The general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in Washington Territory 10000
For restoring and maintaining peace with Indian
tribes IN Washington Territory, 80 much
thereof may he necessary for expenditure
during the year ending thireth Of June, eiei-
teen hundred and iifty-scveu ........... 10000
For detfaying the expenses of the removal and
subsistence OF Indians of Washington Terri
tory to the reservations therein, aiding them
M procuring their own subsistence, purchase
of provisions and presents, aud compensation
oflaborers aud necessary employees ....... 10000
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in the Territory OF New Mexico, pres
cnis OF goods agricultural implements, and
other useful articles, and ia assisting them to
locate IN permanent abodes and sustain them
selves by the pursuits OF civilized life. TO be
expended under the direction of the Secretary
ofthe Interior. 1850
To carry into effect treaties with the Ottawa
and Chippewa Indians, viz
To enable the Secretary of the Interior To pay 10
hnuwlis, or David King, of Carp and Choco
late rivers, Michigan, the amount designed 10
have been secured to him in the tenth article
OF the treaty Of twenty eighth March, eighteen
hundred and thirty six, with The Ottawas aud
Cbippewas, IL he shall, on full investigation,
be satisfied the same has not been paid ,... 100
For payment Of this amour, to William King in
accordance with schedule 8. C,r attached TO
the treaty with the SiN Nations OF New York
Proclaimed April fourth, eighteen hundred and
tDrty. in accordance with the resolution OF the
senate OF March twenty ffth, eighteen hun
!, dred aud iorty 500
z OF expenses OF surveying and marking the ex-