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BV the act making appropriations
for fulfilling treaty StiPHtGftonS
tritk ths YdHctoH and ToHdIcdHdG
Indians for the year ending jane
Shfrtisth, eighteen hKRdTsd and
stzty, and for other purposes.
Ygucton. Siour, or DaeOt0h H.
diGHS.
For the first of ten instalments to be
paid TO them or expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year
in which they shall remove to and
settle and reside upon their reser-
walton, per fourth article treaty
nineteenth April, eighteen hundred
aud fifty-eight......--....-.
For maintaining and subsisting said
Indians during the first year after
their removal to and permanent
settlement upon their said reserva-
ton: in the purchase Of stock, agri-
cultural implements, or other arti-
cleS of a beneficial character, and
in breaking up and fencing land,
in the erection of houses, store
houses or other needful buildings;
or In making such other improve
ments as may be necessary for their
comfort and welfare, per fourth ar
ticIe treaty nineteenth April, eigh-
teen hundred and fiftv-eight..........
For building a school-house, or school
houses. aud to establish and main
tain one or more normal labor
schools ESQ far as said sum Will go)
for the education and training Of the
children of said Indians In letters,
agriculture, the mechanic arts, and
housewifery: which school or
schools shall be managed and con-
Quoted In such manner as the Sec
retary of the Inferior shall direct,
per fourth article treaty. nineteenth
April, eighteen hundred and fifty
For providing said Indians with a
mill suitable for grinding grain and
saving lumber; one or more me-
chanic shops, with the necessary
tools for the same, and dwelling
houses for an Interpreter, miller,
engineer for the mill, Of one be
nsces.ary,) farmer, and the me-
chanics that may be employed for
their benefit, per fourth article
treaty nineteenth April, eig hteen
hundred and ffty-eigh t. ...-...........
For the expenses Of making this
agreement, and Of surveying the
Yancton reservation, and of sur
veying and marking the pipe-stone
quarry, per eighth and sixteenth
articles treaty nineteenth April,
eighteen hundred and tifty-eight...
TOnaVaHdas.
For payment and investment Of this
sum for the surrender and Telin-
auishment OF lands west Of the
State OF Missouri, per second arti-
Gle treaty eth November, eighteen
hundred and hfty-seven. ...............
Creek Nation.
For payment OF the remaining sum
of Two hundred thousand dollars,
retained by the United States, until
the removal Of the Seminole In
dians in Florida TO the country
west Of the Mississippi, with in
terest, at five per centum per an
num, from twentv-eighth August,
eighteen hundred and ffty-six, the
date ofthe ratification Of the treaty,
to the third March, eighteen hun
drsd and fifty-nine, per sixth article
treaty Of the seventh August, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-six...--....
Florida Indians. or SemJH0ies.
For interest on two hundred and hfty
thousand dollars, at five per CEN
tuIn, TO be paid As annuity, per
eighth article treaty seventh Au-
gust, eighteen hundred and hfty-
six, they having Joined their breth-
rem in the west ....-........-.....-..........
For payments under existing con-
tracts for carrying the mails as
follows, viz: For the transporta-
ton of the mails from Panama to
California and Oregon, and back /,
from July first to September thir-
tietb, eighteen hundred and hfty-
nine.
For tran pOrtation Of the mails across
the Isthmus Of Panama from July
FIRST to September thirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and hfty-nine...-..:...-.
For transportation Of mails from New
Orleans, via Tehauniepecr 10 Ven
ton, shd back, from the first No
vefnbef. eighteen hundred and
ffty-eight, TO thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred aud fifty-nine &c.