The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-10

Indian Serrice in Neie Merioo.
For the general expenses of the Indian service in
new Mexico, presents in goods, agricultural inn
plemcnts, and other useful articles, and 70 assist
them TO locate in permanent abodes, and sustain
Themselves by the pursuits Of civilized life. to be
expended under the direction of the Secretary Of
the Interior, fifty thousand dollars.
Indian gerpice in the District Of Country Leased
from the CAoctatrs for me IndiaHs lately residing in
Terds
For the expenses of colonizing, supporting, and
furnishing agricultural implements and stock;
pay of necessary employees; purchase of clothing,
medicine iron and steel establishment and main
tainance 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 Interior, twenty
two thousand eight hundred and twenty hive dol
lars.
For The Wichitds aud Other A1fliated Baads.
For the expenses of colonizing, supporting, and
| furnishing said bands with agricultural imple-
nents and sto k, pay of necessary employees, pur-
chase of clothing, medicines, iron and steel, and
maintainance Of schools and building agency hou-
rotary of the Interior, thirty seven thousand eight
hundred dollars.
Tndian Services in California.
For the general incidental expenses of the Indi-
an service in California, including travelling ex-
penses the experimenting agent, seven thousand
| five hundred dollars.
Miscellaneous.
For transportation, and necessary expenses Of
| the delivery of Pawnec Ponca, and Yancton Sioux
annuity goods and provisions, ten thousand dol
| lars. tf
| For transportation and necessary expenses Of
che delivery of annuites and provisions to the In
| dian tribes in Minnesota and Michigan, twenty
| thousand three hundred and fifty dollars and six
| ty two cents. sfass
1 For expenses of transportation and delivery Of
annuity goods TO the Blackfeet Indians for the year.
| seventeen thousand dollars,
| For transportation, and necessary expenses OF
the delivery of annuities and provisions to the
/ Chippewas of Lake Superior, i've thousand seven
| hundred and sixty two dollars and sixty three
cents.
For transportation, and necessary expenses Of
tho delivery of annuities and provisions to the
Chippewas of the Mississippi three thousand eight
hundred and eighty six dollars and seventy five
| cents.
For compensation OF five extra clerks employed
in tine Indian Office under the act of fifth August,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, and third March,
eighteen hundred and fifty five, and under appro-
priations made from year to year, seven thousand
dollars.
| For COMPENSATION of one clerk in the Indian Of
ice to enable the Secretary of the Interior to
~ out the regulations prescribed to give effect to
the seventh section Of the act of March third egh-
teen hundred and fifty five, granting bounty lands
TO Indians, fourteen hundred dollars.
For compensation of twoextra clerks in the In
dian office, employed to AIRY out the treaty with
| two thousand eight hundred dollars,
For expenses attending the vaccination Of Indi-
ans, two thousand five hundred dollars
For the pay ent to the shawnecs of the residue of
seven hundred thousand dollars, to be paid after
the termination of the years stipulated for in
the third article of the treaty of tenth March, eigh
teen hund ed and fifty four, eighty nine thousand
dollars.
| Uaspq,tas and Calapooias Of UBipqHa Valley.
For the first and second instalments oftbe second
series of annuities Of two thousand three hundred
dollars sach not heretofore asked for forbeneicial
Objects to be expended directcdby the President
four thousand six hundred dollars.
For medalliens of the President of the United
States for distribution to the Indian tribes five
| thousand dollars.
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in Oregon and Washington Territory, in
Guiding insurance and transportation of annuity
goods and presents, (wberc no special provision
therefor is made by tr attest and Office and travel
ling expenses of the superintendent and sub
agents, thirty five thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses of the moval ard
Subsistence of Indians in Oregon and Washington
Territory mot parties TO any treaty. and for pay OF
necessary employees fifty thousand dollars Pcorid-
ed That all appropriations heretofore or hcreaf-
ter made to carry into effect treaty stpuatons, or
otherwise in hehalf of any tribe or tribes of lnd-
ans, all any portion of whom shall be in state
of actual hostility to the Government of the United
States including the Cherokees, Greeks, Choctaws,
Chckasaws, Wichitas, and other affiliated tribes,
| may and shall be suspended and postponed wholly
or in part at and during the discretion and pleas
ure of the Pres ident: Prorided, further That the
President il authorized to expend such part of the
| amount heretofore appropriated and not expended
and hereinbeore appropriated for the benefit of the
| tribes named in the precee ing proviso as be may
deem necessary, for the relief and support of such
| individual mempers of said trib have been
driven from their homes and reduced to want on
account Of their friendship to the government
Aud an account shall be kept of the sums paid
for the neft Of such tribe which account shall be
rendered to Congress at the commencement of the
next session thereof And all purchases of articles
Kali
advertiser mt, provided in other cases, and an
account shall be rendered Of all such purchases
with statement of the prices paid therefor Anc
prorided further That in cases where the tribal or
| ganization of any indian tribe shall be in actual
hostility TO the United States, the President i,
hereby authorized, by proclamation, to declare al
p treaties with such tribe to be abr0guted by sucf
tribe, if, in his opinion, the be done con
sistently with good faith and legal and nationa
| obligations.
To carry into effect the treaty of February eight
q cen hundred and sixty one, with Arapahoes and
Cheyenne Indians of the Upper Arkansas river
/ viz:
dividing the same between the two tribes, estimat
ed to be three hundred and fifty miles, at an ex
pcnse of ten dollars per mile for surveying, thre
| thousand i've hundred dollars. +
For the first offifteen instalments of annuity o
| thirty thousand dollars, to be expended for thei
benefit, that Is to say fifteen thousand dollars pc
annum for each tribe commencing with the years
in which they shall remove to and settle upon thc
reservations for the fiscal year ending June thir
4 ty eighteen hundred and sixty two. thirty thou
sand dollars. 8 s&NEs4
Also for the same object for the fiscal year endinj
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty three
thirty thousand dollars.
| For transportation and necessary expenses of dc
lvering of annuities, goods, and provisions to tn
| Arapahoes and Cheyenne Indians Of the Upper Ar
kansas river for the fiscal year ending june thirty
eighteen hundred and sixty two, five thousand dol
lars.
Also for the same object for the fiscal year endn
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty three fiy
Thousand dollars .U
For the purpose of negotiating q treaty with tn
Chippewas of Northern Minnesota and the extin
gushing of their title TO the lands in that vicinity
or so much thereof as may be needed for that pur
pose, to be expended under the direction of the Sec
rotary of the Interior, fifteen thousand dollars,
4 For dcfraying the expenses OF negotiating trea
| ty with the Shoeponees Snake Indians, or s
much thereof as may be needed, to be expended Un
der the direction of the Secretary of the Interior
twenty thousand dollars.
For amount in the hands of late agent w. W
Dennison, uBaecounted for, belonging TO the 0ltoc
and Mssourias, eighteen thousand nine hundre
| and seventy dollars and seven cents.
For deficiency in the contingent fund Of the Ind
department for the balance of the half year end
| ing June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty two
| ten thausaDd dollars.
SEC. Z. dnd be IL further enacted Tint after tn
end of the present fiscal year the salary of the
perintcndent of indian affairs for the northern
southern districts of California shall be three thou
sand dollars.
SEC 3. Aad be 10 further eHacted, That the sum
forty thousand dollars, or so much thcreofas ma
be necessary be and the same is hereby appropriat
ed TO enable the President to negotiate a treat
| with the Nez Percs Indians of Oregon and Wash