The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07
(BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC ACTS OF THE THIRTY
SIXTH CONGRESS
OF THE
NITED STA ES,

lhJs0Is with various lnoIan 1rloeS LOT tHe It
ending June tlirtIeth, eighteen hundred III
sixty-oue.
i Be Il enacted by The .Ssaafe and House Of Rep
l. Sst1ft res of the UHited Safes Of Aaerfca g" TO
gyess psseuaLIed, That the following sums be, 81
+ they are hereby, appropriated, out OF any mont
in The treasury otherwise appropriateJ, for Il
purpose of paying the current and contingent O.
psnsas If the Indian department, and fuihiiin
treaty stipula Isns with the various Indian tribe
For the current and contingent expenses Of tn
Indian department, viz:
CONTINUED.
: For fourteenth of thirty iustslment of in ere'
on eightyf Eve Thousand dollars, at i've per centun
per fourth article treaty thirteenth October, sish
teen hundred and forty-siz, four thousand tW
hundred and fifty dollars.
d TdhctoR Tribe Of Soae.-For the second OF te
: ins;alments to be paid TO them, or expended TO
their benefit commencing with the year IN Wh1e
they shall remove 10, and settle aud reside upel
their reservation, per fourth article treaty nine
10 nth April, eight en- hundred and hftT-eigh'
slxty-iye Thousand dollars.
Cdidpooias, Moialia, and Cidekamas Indians Q
RitiGmette Valley For first Of fse instruments
annuity for beneficial purposes, per second artic,
TIC ~ twenty second January, eighteen hundred
and City i've, eight thousand dollars.
Indian .Serrics an Ne,o Mc1ieo.-For the genera
incidsnta EXPENSES Of the Indian service in New
Ne sc presents of goods, agricultural implements
and other eful articles, aud to assist them TO To-
cate in permanent ab0des, and sustain themselves
under the direction ef the Secretary of the Inter
terror, f;ty thousand dollars.
tsdsaR Service in the district Of country leased
saa the Choefaes for the Indians lately reading IN
7eras.-FOr the expenses of coionizlng, supporting
and furnishing agricultural Implements and stock
pay of necessary employees: purchase of clothing
medicine, iron and stsel establishment and main
tenance Of schools and building houses for the
Indians lately residing in Texas, in lieu of those
abandoned in that State, to be expended under the
direction of the Secretary Of the Interior, forty
i've tbOaGaad six hundred and fifty dollars.
For ths Wieoitas and other AFFILIATED Bands.-For
| the expenses Of eolonizng. supporting, and furn-
ishing said bands with agricultural implements and
| stocks; LAY Of necessary employees purchase of
clothing, medicines, iron and steel establishment
and maintenance Of schools and building agency
houses, to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of the Interior, seYentJ-fTe thousand
| six hundred and ten dollars.
| PoMcas.-For second of five instruments to be
| paid to them, or expended for their benefit, com
mencing with the year in which they shall remove
to, and settle upon the tract reserved for their fu
ture homes per second article treaty tweftv March,
| eighteen hundred and ffty-eight twelve thousand
| dollars.
For second of ten instalments for the establish
ment and maintenance of one more manual la
Dor schools, under the direction of the President
PER second article treaty twelfth March, eighteen
! hundred and fifty eight, five thousand dollars.
For second of ten instalments, or during the
pleasure Of the President, to be expended 10 furn
shing said Indians with such aid and assistance In
agricultural and mechanical pursuits ncludi ng the
working Of the mti provided for in the first part
Of this article, Us the Secretary of the Interior
may consider advantageous and necessary for them
per second article treaty twelfth March, eighteen
hundred sod fifty. eight, seven thous4 nd Eve hun
dred dollars
Yakaa.a Nafion.-For keepieg in repair black
smiths, gunsmiths', carpehters', and wagon and
plough makers shops, and for providing necessary
tools therefor, per fifth article treaty ninth June
eighteen hundred and ffty-hye. hundred dollars.
ConfeSerated Tribes and Bands of Indians "a
Middle Oeegoa--For keeping in repair all neces-
sary mill fixtures, purchase of medicines, mechanics
tools, medicine apd hospital stores, books and sta
tionery for schools, and furniture for employees,
per fourth article treaty twentyffth June, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty i've, three hundred dollars.
Eioiaas Service in Calif1raia--For the general
residential expenses Of the Indian service in Cali
forna, including travelling expenses Of the super
intendent, agent and sub-agents, seven Thousand
Eve hundred dollars.
For defraying the expenses Of the removal and
subsistence Of Indians in California to reservations
in that State and for pay Of the necessary employ
ees, fifty thousand dollars: Preceded, That the
Secretary Of the Interior may DIVIDE the State of
California into two lEdian districts, and that the
President Of the United States, by and with the
advice and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, shall appoint experimenting agent for
each district, at salary Of thrty-six hundred dol
lars per annnm, who, upon executing bond upon
such terms and in such sum and security rs the
Secretary Of the Interior may prescribe, shall have
under his control and management, as the Secre-
tary may prescribe the Indians and reservations in
their separate respective districts. Each supern-
tsndent may appoint, subj ect to the confirmation
Of the Secretary of the Interior, supervisor for
each reservation in his respective district, to in
struet the Indians in husbaDdry, at salary of eigh
teen hundred dollars per annum and also appoint
exceeding four aborers to aid such supervisor,
at a compensation not to exceed fifty dollars per
month And prot. dsd further, That all acts, or
parts Of acts. in conflict with this provision be,
and are hereby, repealed.
EiseellaneoUs.-For insurance, transportation,
and necessary expenses of the delivery of Pawnee,
POnea, and Yancton Sioux annuity goods and pro-
visions, ten thousand dollars.
For insurance, transportation, and necessary ex-
penses of the delivery of annuites and provisions
TO the Indian tribes in Minnesota and Michigan,
twenty thousand three huodred and fifty dollars
and sixty-two cents.
For expenses of transportation and delivery of
annuity goods to the Bsekfoot Indians for the
year. seventeen thousand dollars.
For payment of this amount to the Shawnees,
Aie them under the provisions of the eleventh
tice of the treaty Of the tenth May. eighteen hun
dred and ffiy-four. to be reimburEe[dl to the Uni
ted States when collected from agents Gay and Ar
mold, against whom suits pending, three thous-
and and seventy-four dollars and forty four CENTS
For expenses attending the vaccination of In
dams for the years eighteen hundred and sixty and
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, five thousand dol
lars.
To enabled to Secretary Of the Interior to pay
settlers for their improvements on lands situated
within the general reservations ct Pugst's Sound,
the value of which shall be ascertaned under the
direction Of the said Secretary, nine thousand dol
lars.
For completing the building # the grist and saw
mills at LSech Lake. for the Pillager and Lake
Winnebagoshish bands Of Chippewas provided for
under the third article of the treaty with the Chip
pewa Indians of the nty-second February eigh-
faa. hmm 1raA and ffu. five furaf hon
dred dollars.
For pay Of m engineer for one year, six hundred
dollars
For the purchase of seven hundred and rinty-
four seventy-fTe one hundredths acres of land,
owned by the Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. at Iriquois Point, Michigan for
certain bands Of OitOHas and Chippewa, at the
usual government price, nine hundred and ninety
three dollars and forry-four GEMS.
For the payment n Spuuk Bull Frog, alias
Joseph Henson the amount of four huu ired dollars,
for his valuation of improvement under the
Cherokee treaty Of eighteen hundred and thirty
Eve. Ia pursuance OF the provision of the twenty
fourth section Of the act of March three, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fls, making appropriations for
toe civil and diplomatic expenses Of the govern
ment, four hundred dollars.
For the general incidental expenses of the In
dian service in tie Territory Of Utah. presents Of
goods, agricultural implements, and other useful
articles including the travelling expenses Of thesu-
psrintendent, agents, clerk hire and fourth. for
ty.fTe thousand dollars.
For surveying and mapping four farms and re-
seryatiops, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the general incidental expenses of the In
dian service in Oregon and Washington, including
insurance and transportation of anuuitiss, goods,
and presents, where no special provision Is made
BY treaties and Office and travelling expenses of the
superintendent, agents, and sub agents, for the
year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, thirty-ive thousand deliars.
Fer surveys Of reservations for the Neg Perees
Flathead and Yakamas Indians, tho Indians west
u the Cascade Mountains, fifteen thousand dollars.
For insurance, transportioD, and the necessary
expenses Of delivery Of annuities goods, and pro-
visions to Yakamas, Flatheads, and Neg Pcrees for
the years ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and sixty, and thirtieth juno, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one, forty-two thousand dollars
Fer the first Of ave instalments due and payable
70 the fsksmas natisn, for the year ending the
thirtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty, per
fourth article Of treaty of ninth Of june i ;hteen
hundred and lfty-hve, tsn Thousand dollars.
For the hrst OF i've instruments due and payable
g me Nez Psrces Indians, for the year ending the
thirtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty per
fourth article treaty Of eleventh June, eighteen
hundred aud ifsy-hye, ten thousand dollars.
Eel tho pay Of each Of the head chiefs of the
riatnead, kooteny, and Upper Pend d'0reilies
tribes for the year ending the thirtieth June eioh
teen hundred and sixty, per hfth article OF treaty
Of sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and ffty-tiys
one thousand dollars. =
-. y sne psy OF ehen OF the head chiefs of the
flath'ads, kootenay, and Upper Pend d'Oreiles
tioes Tor the year ending the thirtieth June eigh
teen hundred and sixty-one per fifth article If
treaty Of sixteentn July, eighteen HUNDRED ana
hfty-hye, one thousand dollars. .N
70. loss and destruction Of property of citizens
Q. minnesota and Iowa, At Spirit Lake. In the year
4 eiFnteen hundred and 6fty-sexen, BY Ink-pa-lp.
tabs band Of Sioux Indians, aecruing under The
progisians Of the act Of Congress approved thir.
tietf june, eighteen hundred and thirty-four ak