Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
such officers during the time necessarily occupied in returning rom their respective posts.
 APPROVED, June F, 1858.

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 with various Indian Tribes, for the year ending
 June 30th, 1859.
 he It enacted etc, That the following sums be- ana they are hereby appropriated, out any money ,i eno treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of paying the current and contingent ex- penses Of the Indian department and fulfilling treaty stlpulations with various Indian tribes:
 ,,i Ggeapootas MoIalIa and C1aekaaaas Ladsans of s nNea1eese tattey.-For fourth of five nstalments forpay of physician, teacher blacksmith and farmer per third article treaty 22d January. 1853 s 40.
 he4aetty, Iayatlu0 and Dthe,. Tii5es aud Baads f Hd1a"s-For fulfilling the articles negotiated 26th December, ls54, with certain bands of Indians of Pu- gets Sound, Washington Territory:
 For fourth of twenty miscellaneous for nav of in sfuctor smith, physician, carpenter, farmer and as- 5stants II necessary per tenth article treaty a6th December, 1854, $2,200
 CAasta Scoton and Unspqua hdians. For fourth ei Hi'een installments for the pay of farmer, per nth article treaty 18th November, lS54 s40O
 For fourth of ten instaments for pay of physician. neaelnes and expense of of the sick per fifth "'V1gle Tlany treaty 18th November, 1854, $40.
 o"Scq4ds and Cdtapoosas, Qf Un,pqua Valley, Ore
 TOT i'urth of ten instalments for the pay of 'oAoinith and furnishing shop, per sixth article treaty zsth November, 1854 s44O
 ;oufen oI fifteen nstaments for the pay of ps ana purchase of medicines per sixth article treaty 29th November, 1854, Sl oo0
 TOT fourth of ten instalments for the pav of far S4O0. 0''oi' l0'4'
 of teacher and purchase of books and stationery. her sixth article treaty 29th November 1854. s750.
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian servce Tn the Territory of Oregon, including nsur- ance and transportation of annuties goods and ore sents, and office and travelling expenses of the super lntendent, agents and sub agents, S39 800.
 For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks among the Indians in the Territory of Oregon, Sl0 000
 For defrayng theexpenses of the removal and sub- sstence of Indians in Oregon Territory to the reser vations therein, aiding them in procuring their own subsistence purchase of provisions and presents pensatlon of laborers and other employees, Slll.
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian servlce Ill the Territory of Washington including in surancs and transportation or annuities, good and presents and office and travelling expenses of the perlntendent, agents and sub agents, S36 ,000.
 For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks among the Indians ln Washington Territory, Sl25C0
 For detrayng the expenses of the removal and sub slStence of the Indians in Washington Territory to the reservation therein, aiding them in procuring their own subsistence, purchase of provisions and presents, and compensation of aborers and other ployees, S6l 500.
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian serVlce Tn California including travelling expenses of the superintendent, agent anSsub agent, Sl50 000.
 For detraying the expenses of the removal and subsistence of Indians ot California to the reServa- tons n that State, and for pay of physicians sniths mechanics and laborers Ut the reser atons Sl62 000
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in New Mexico, presents Of goods, agrcultu ra implements, and other useful articles and to as sist them to locate in permanent ubodcs and sustain themselves by the pursuis of civilized life to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior. ST5000.
 For the compensation of three special agents and three interpreters for the Indian tribes of Texas and for purchase of presents. Sl5000.
 For the expenses of colonzing, supporting and fur nshing agricultural implements and stock for the Indians in Texas $50 0u0; and the Secretary of the tp Indian reservation des gnatel by act of the egs atue of the State of Texas, approved February 4th, 1856. and to appoint Indian agent for said reser- yatiun.
 For the maintenance of a school at BraZos agency pay of a teacher, and purchase of books, sl 300.
 For the general incidental expenses or the Indian service in the Territory of Utah, presents of goods agricultural implements and other useful articles in cluding travelling expenses of the superintendent, agents aud clerk hire, s55 900.
 CreekS.-For payment in goods to the Greek h. dans for damages on their annuity goods, wrecked in the steamer Governor Meigs, in December, 1854, Sl.995 9.
 SeminoleS.-For payment to the Seminolcs for da- images on their annuity goods, wrecked in the stea- mer Governor Meigs, in December 1854, S332 II.
 For reimbursement to W J. Cullen, superintend- ent of Indian affairs for the northern supernten- dency for the expenditures made by him in the reco very of 5000 of the public funds stolen from Fort Ridgely, S650.
 Ottoes aad Mss0rians.-F keeping in repair the grist and mill provided for by the seventh arti- cle of the treaty of 18th March, 1854 $500.
 For the erection of a backsmith's shop for supply ing the same with tools and keeping in repair per seventh article of the treaty 18th March, 1854 $500
 For erection of houses for the miller, farmer black smith and engineer, sl $50.
 For assistant miller $500.
 For an engineer and assistant $l 500.
 OneahaS.-Foi keeping in repair the grist and saw mill provided for by the eighth article of the treaty of 18th March, 1854, $500.
 For the erection of blacksmth's shop, for SUD- plying the same with tools and keeping it in repair per eighth article of the treaty of 18th March, lS54 $500.
 For erection of houses for miller, farmer, black smith and engineer, S2,250
 For assistant miller, $300
 For an engineer and assistant, $l ,S00
 For this amount to erect suitable buildings at the Omaha agency, to replace those recently destroyed by fire, S2 300.
 4Shasonees-For fifth of seven annual instalments of money. in payment for lands per third article treaty, 10th May, 1854 s99 0O0 the same having been omitted in the enrolling of the Act making appro- pratons for the current and contingent expenses of the Indian department, and for fulfilling treaty stipu ations with various Indian tribes for the year end ing June 30th, lo59," approved May 5th, 1858.
 Ufaaebagoes.-For payment to Baptste Lassaer Winnebago half breed for this amount to which he Is entitled under the fourth article of the treaty with the Winnebagoes, of the lst November, lS37 S40O, with interest thereon from the date of unau- th0rized payment to John II. Kinzie, ill 1885, at six per centum, $4So together making sSS0.
 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to perform the engagements and stipulations of General Harney made with the Sioux Indians at Fort Piere ill 1856, S72,000.
 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to adjust differences and preserve peace with the Cutt head and Yanctonaso Bands of Sioux Indians, $25, 900.
 For compensation of five extra clerks employe in the Indian office under the act of 5th August 1854 and Sd of March, 1855, and under appropriations made from year to year, s7 900.
 Paocnees.-For fulfilling the stipulatons in the 1857:
 For the first of five instalments in goods and such articles as may be necessary for them per second ucle of said treaty, $40 900.
 For support of two manual labor schools, during the pleasure of the President per third article of said treaty, Sl0,000. -l4
 For pay of two teachers, per third article, s1 200
 For erection of houses for teachers per third arti- cle, Sl ,000.
 For two complete sets of blacksmith gunsmith and tinsmth's tools, per fourth article, S750.
 For erection of shops for smiths, per fourth article $500.
 For purchase of ron steel and other necessares for same during the pleasure of the President per fourth article 800 dollars
 For pay of two blacksmiths, one of whom to be gunsrnith and insmith per fourth article, 200 dol lars.
 For compensation of two strikers or apprentices in shops, per fourth article, 4S0 dollars 5
 For first of ten nstalments for farming utensils and stock during the pleasure of the President per fourth article, 20o dollars.
 For the first years purchase of stock, and for erect ing shelters for the same, per fourth article 5000 dol lars
 For pay of farmer, per fourth article, 500 dollars
 For the erection of steam grst and saw mill per fourth article 5000 dollars.
 For first of ten instalments for pay of miller, at the discretion of the President per fourth artice 600 dollars.
 For first of ten nstalments for pay of an engineer at the discretion of the President, per fourth article 200 dollars
 For compensation to apprentices to assist in work ing the mill per fourth article 5O0 dollars -f
 For the erection of dwelling houses tor the inter preter, backsmths, farmer, miller and engineer 800 dollars each, per fourth article, 1000 dollars.
 For the first of three instalments for the pay of six laborers, per seventh article, 5000 dollars.
 For pay ment to Samuel Allis, in remuneration for his services and for losses sustained by him. per tenth article, 900 dollars.
 For payment to Ta-ra-da- ka- wa head chief of the Tappahs band, and four other Pawnees for their ser vices guides, and for losses sustained by them 100 dollars each, per eleventh article 500 dollars.
 To enable the Pawnees to settle any just claims ex- istng against them, per twelfth article 10000 dol lars.
 For suryeyino the exfarior lines