The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
NO 123
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Tribes ia Minnesota aud M chiFan, twenty thousand
three hundred aud my dollars and sixty two cents
for expenses ot transportation and delivery Of nu
nuty goods 20 the hacsieei Indians, Cor tho year
seventeen thousand dollars
roc transportation, aud necessary expeaae3 Of tha
delivery Of annues and provisions 10 tie OhinreWas
of Lake superior, ave thousand seven hundred and
sixty two dollars aud siXty three cents.
For transportation, and necessary expenses Of fhe
delivery OF annutio aud provisions % the ChippeWts
q the Mississippi, three Thousand eight hundred ami
eighty Fix dollars aud scyenty-uYe cents.
For compensation OF I've extra clerks employed Ia
the Indian onico, under the act Of hnh August, eisht
cen hundred and my four and third March, eighteen
hundred and ay i've, and undor appropriations made
from year 10 year, seven thousand dollars.
for compensation Of one clerk IN the Indian Office
70 enable the Secretary Of che Interior 10 carry out
the regulations prescribed to give effect 70 the sew
cnth section OF the act Of March third, eighteen hun
dred aud atty.hye, granting bounty lands to Indians
For compensation OF two extra clerks in the Indian
office, employed TO carry out the treaty with the
Vhcsasawa in the adjustment OF their claims, two
thousand eight hundred dollars.
for expenses attending tho vaccination OF Indians,
two thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
Dor the payment 20 the shRWnees Of The residue 81
seven hundred thousand dollars, TO be paid ater thc
termination Of the seven years stipulated for In the
third article OF the treaty Of tenth May eighteen hun
drcd aud any four, eighty nine thousand dolars.
UlPQUAs AND cALAPOOIAs or UMPoUA
VALLEY.
For the FIRST and second instalments OF the second
lars each, not heretofore asked flor for beneficial Oh
jects, TO be expended directed by the Precedent,
Tour thousand six hundred dollars
For medalons Of the President OF the United States
Cor distribution 10 Indian tribes i've thousand dollars
For the general Incidental expenses Of the Indian
service IN Oregon and Washington Territory, uclud
Ing Insurance and transportation Of annuity goods and
presents twhere no special provision therefor h made
by treates and Office aud travelling expenses Of the
superintendent and sub agents, thirty Eve thousand
Tor defraviug the expenses Of the removal and sub
sistence OF Indians In Oregon and Washington Terri
tory mot parties % any treaty. and for pay Of neces
sary employees, my thousand dollars l'Foti3sd,
That an appropriations heretofore hereafter made
TO carry into effect treaty spulations Otherwise,
in behalf Of any tribe or tribes Of Indians AL or any
portion Of whom shall be In state Of actual hostility
"a the Government Of the United siates including She
Cherokees Greeks, Chooiaws, Chickasaws, semnolcs,
Wichas, and other affiliated tribes may and shall hr
suspended and postponed wholly or 10 part al and
during the discretion and pleasure Of the President
froUided further, That the President is authorized 10
eXpend such part Of the amount heretofore appropra
ted aud not expended and hereinneiorc appropriated
for the benefit Of the tribes named VA the preceding
prOvs0 be may deem necessary Tor the relief and
support Of such individual members Of said tribes %
have been driven from their homes and reduced ~
want on account Of their friendship 10 the Govern
ment And an account shall be kept OF the sums So
paid for the benefit OF such tribe, which account shall
be rendered 90 Congress AZ the commencement Of the
next session thereof And all purchases Of articles Cor
the purposes above set forth shall be made on sdyeT
tisoment as provided IN other cases and an account
meut OF the prices paid therefor Aad provided, Ju
der, That Ia eases where the tribal organization Of
any Indian tribe shall be In actual hostility 20 The
United States the President II hereby authorized, BY
proclamation 20 declare all treaties with such tribe to
be abrogated by such tribe, 81, IN his opinion, the
same can be done consistently with good Faith and De-
gal and national obNgationn
70 carry into eject the treaty Of February eighteen
eighteen hundred and sixty one, with Arapahoes and
Cheyenne Indians Of the Upper Arkansas river via
ier survey ing the exterior Of the reservation, and
dividing the same between the two tribes, Estimated
TO be three hundred and hny miles, at an expense of
ten dollars per mile for surveying, three thonsand I've
For the nrst Of nneon instruments OF annuity OF
thirty thousand dollnra 10 be expended for their ben
eat, that is 10 say, fifteen thousand dollars per an
uum for each tribe commencing with the year Va
which they shall remove 10 aud settle upon their
ervatiOna for The fiscal year ending june thirty, egh
teen hundred and sixty two, thirty thousand dollaIs
Also for the same object for the fiscal year ending
June thirty eighteen hundred ana sNtythfoe, thirty
thousand dollars.
For transportation and necessary expenses of de-
yerug Of annuites, goods and provisions 20 the Ara
pahOes aud Cheyenne Indians Of the Upper Arkansas
river for the fiscal year ending June Thirty eighteen
hundred and siKty-two, i've thousand dollars.
Also for the same object for the fiscal year ending
june thirty, eighteen hundred and siAty-ihree, five
thousand dollars.
For the purpose Of negotiating . treaty wilh the
Chppewas Of northern Minnesota, and the extnguish
ing of their title ~ the lands m that Vicinity OF Ho
much thereof as may be needed for that purpose, 60
De expended under the direction OF the Secretary oi
the Interior, fifteen thousand dollars.
For deifaying the expenses Of negotiating treaty
with the shoshonoes or Snake Indians, or 90 much
thereof as may be needed 10 be expended Under tue
direction Of he Secretary OF The Interior twenty thou
sand dollars.
For amount in the hands Of late agent W. W. Den
nison, unaccounted for belonging 70 The Ottoes and
Missourias eighteen thousand nine hundred aud ssg
onty dollars aud seven conts
For deficiency IN the contingent fund OF The Indian
Department o- the balance of the i've half years ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty two ton thou
Sec. And BE- q ariler enacted, That after the end
OF te present fiscal year the salary 81 the euporut
endcnt of Indian affairs for the northern and for the
southern districts Of California, shall b. three thou
sand dollars.
FORTY thousand dollars or so much thereof may BE-
necessary be- and the same D. hereby appropriated 10
enable the President 70 negotiate o treaty with me
Ncl Perez ludlans Of Oregon and Washington Teri
tory Tor the REIMBURSEMENT of portion or all OF their
present reservation, t8 exchange for other lands
Soc. 4. Aad BE- % dWther enacted That under any Of
the appropriations contained n ihis act for the puT
pose OF negotiating treaties there shall be- 20 new
gagcments entered into 10 pay moneys 20 amy Indian
tribe That all payments 10 bemade under such irea
ties shall De made M specific articles ui cluthng and
SEQ. 6. And Bs q Gralsr enacted, That hereafter 20
goods shall be purchased by The Indian department,
its agents. for any tribe, except upon The written
requist0n OF Che superintendent n charge oi she tribe
ana only public bids la The mode prescribed BY laW
Tor the purchase a other supplies
sao B And De- further enacted, That Che Secretary
% the Interior be- aud be hereby directed 20 cause
settlements be- made With am peraoua appointed By
Indian councils 10 receive money due 10 Incompetent
o. pfphun Indians, aud - require an moneys lonud 90
De due 20 said incompetent OF orplM Indiana % hc
Feturned % the Treasury N The Quilted states aus
FA moneys so returned shan bear an interest al ihe
tate OF six uor ceutum per anuum, until paid by order
~ the Secretary OF the Interior 10 those entitled % enc
same and no money shall ueroaiinr d. paid % any
person or persons appointed BY any indian council ,'
receive moneys due % incompetent OF ofiaA 'huins
bat the sume shall remain iu the Treasury or lne ni
Ted states until ordered % De paid ~ lne '.l
tary 10 those entitled 10 receive .he .a'i 'N' ''-
bear six per cnutum interest until 20 paid,
See q And BE- u 6irfisr onacied That lie lpiip"iht
sums bee and The ammo are hereby "a llts llaunefi =.
pfoprlated, out Of any moaey u wy i NJ ci
otherwise appropriated zoe 'n' 'u''-' ."
For salaries Of clerks to superintendent, % udien
Affairs Tor the northern ana .'.lu'.n e',' ~ 80
foruia ior three quarters o. the hse. ysI ,noius
June tblrtleth eigstoeu hundred ana hltV inpi ht
/ eighteen HUNDRED dollars per annumi '"fnly
r AN, s,s ssryics Tor the fiscal year Guiding June
tbrtv eighteen hundred aud sixty three o. une ihoa'
sand dye hundred dollars per nnnumi lhi'e ihonand
w. commentator Of I've upper sou iar tbe resfr.
yatIons nj California, % instruct the Indians m hus
bandry, Cor ascal year eudlns gane iliiy eighteen
ninctaan, eighteen hundred and SIXTY niua taou.aud
r-l bs pureharsio Of cattle for beef and mlk, b.
] gettsr wuh clothing aud food, teams and iarmibF
toois fr Indians i0r iho ha year ending lune thfty
/ eiyheon hundred and sixty iufte, Coz che unrihein
] dsiriCi of California twenty hFf tNuuaan1 Qllllla.
For uf a1mc i1f ne southern district of ClllnfuI
fr tlia local year ending juno thirty eighteen hHn
] drrd aud sixty three, ailaen thousand dollar iIn
ri-d That che secretary of ilo Interior D. hcff1Y an
/ tl0rzee znd directed % inguir0 ufp the o1peli
[ 81 reducing the Indian reservations iu NilIpfn. .
] two ln number the proper pla0eH ipr lhf .ih 2.
] prqhahe expense thereof thr pflnneiy ql e.i
] ~ auy pi the M. efFHtIoug, aud lhf FflNe ~
q ihc property thereon d the mauhsf lnl 49,. n
] such dspQaal and ia what mauneri y ~
/ tle expense VI the lndan department a. w, =. y. 2
I be- reduced and it9 GyatCia aimpIhel ntil.' t-si
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/ Approved Ju.y aih. iaca