Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
y and f9r pay OF necessary employees, my

ty) and for pay Of necessary employees, my
thousand dollars.
ISD1AN SERVICE IN NEVADA TERRITORY.
For the general Incidental expenses Of the
Indian service in Nevada Territory, presents Of
goods, agricultural implements, and other use
ful articles, and to assist them to locate In per
manent abodes, aud sustain themselves by the
pursuits Of civilized life, to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
INDIAN SERVICE IN UTAH TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses Of the
Indian service in Utah Territory, presents Of
goods, agricultural implements, and other use
full articles and to assist them to locate in per-
mancnt abOdCs and sustain themselves by the
pursuits OF civilized life, TO be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary OF the Interior,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For three interpreters for Indian service in
Utah Territory, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
INDIAN SERVICE IN COLORADO TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses Of the
Indian service in Colorado Territory, presents
Of goods, agricultural implements and other
useful articles, and to assist them to locate in
permanent ahodvs and sustain themselves ny
the pursuits Of civilized life, to be expended
under the direction Of the Secretary Of the In
terror, twenty-five thousand dollars
OMAHAs.
For assistant engineer for mill, six hundred
dollars.
For pay Of assistant miller, three hundred
dollars.
For payment to Tah.sah, or White Cow, an
Omaha chief, for horses killed by white settlers,
six hundred and thirty dollars.
For payment OF admitted claims offs. c.
!. WebbCr and J. J. Miller, for labor in erection
Of mill on the Omaha reservation, six hundred
and flty-cight dollars and fifty cents.
For amount required to reimburse the Black
feet and other indians, in dry goods, CO hing,
hardware, aud guns, which were lost In ship
ment in the burning Of the steamer Chippewa,
fourteen thousand four hundred and four dol
lars and seventy.sGvGn cents.
lRAPAHOEs AND CHEYENNE INDIANS OF THE
UPPER Arkansas RIVER.
For third of fifteen instalmCnts of annuity of
thirty thousand dollars, to be expended for
their benefit, that is to say, fifteen thousand
dollars per annum for each tribe, commencing
with the year in which they shall remove to and
settle upon their reservations, thirty thousand
dollars.
For first Of five instalments to provide the
said Indians with mill suitable for saving
timber and grinding grain, one or more me
chaniCs' shops, with the necessary tools for the
same, and dwllling-hou for an Interpreter,
miller, engineer for the mill, or one be ucccs-
sIry.D farmers. and the mechanics that may he
'cWpioyed for their benefit, five thousand dot
lars.
For transportation and necessary expenses oil
delivering q. annuiti"s. goods, and provisions,
live thousand dollars.
For survey and allotment Of lands for the
. Arnpuhoe and Cheyenne Indians, ten thousand
Q dollars.
4 For the expenses Of colonlzing, supporting.
and furnishing agricultural implements, teams
{ seeds, pay OF necessary employees. purchase o
q medicines, iron and steel for the establishment
c of blacksmith and tin shops for those Indian:
o with whom treaties have been made, but not
ratified, in Oregon, ten thousand dollars.
, OTTAWA INDIANS OF BLANCHARD's YORK ANT
ROCHE DE DRUF.
For payment oil annuity in money, eighteen
thousand dollars.
For the first of four instalments in money,
per fourth article of treaty June twcntv-fOurth.
eighteen hundred and siXty-two, eight thousand
dive hundred dollars.
For interest on thirty -four thousand dollars
at five per centum per aunUm, per fourth article
treaty June twenty-lOurrI, eighteen hundred
and sixty-two, one thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For payment for ponies, cattle, and timber
stolen from the Ol,awas, reported and approved
by Secretary OF Tie Interior, thirteen thousand
and five dollars and ninety-iive cents.
For payment Of damages sustained In com.
rlauce with the prOvisiOnary clause of the tenth
article Of treaty Of June twenty-fDur, eighteen
hundred and siXty-two, three thousand five
hundred liars.
For the salaries of two agents on the Upper
Missouri and the country udjicgut thereto, L
be located under the direction OF tue Secretary
Of the Interior, three thousand dollars.
To reimburse the loss sustained by the Yanc
ton, Sioux Indians on the twCnty-ninth of An,
gust, eighteen hundred and slvty-one, by tho
sinking Of the steamer -. g. Morrow" four
thousand three hundred and twenty d.lars and
lhirty-eight cents.
For clothing, food, aud other necessary cX.
pcnses Of the Indian service in C.ah Territory.
tn lEt4. lN11 0 IN III =
retary OF tho Interior, for the year ending june
thirty, eighteen hundred and siytv-threc twenty
thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses Of tie Indian Depart.
ment growing out OF the extraordinary Indian
, troubles during the Present Gscai year in th,
northwestern states and Territories, twenty
thousand dollar.
For the salary Of an dgcut for the Ottawas
Chlppcwas, of Swan Greek. and Black River
D ana CHRISTIAN Indians in luC state of Kansas
uitrcn hundred dollars: PrOrid.G. That sal,
, agency shall continue for one year only.
j For carrying into effect the sixth section o
- the Act making appropriations for the cur
n rent and contingent expenses Of the Indian dc
e Partm"hl, aud Tor iuIhlling treaty stipuatiOns,
y approved February twenty-cigbth, cightceI
Il hundred and hity-niur, TO sItsry the claim
"i the hall breeds to tho proceeds Of the land
IN The Ntmahn reserve, secluded from sucl
e rcseratIOns by the Mccoy survey Of ciyhteeI
j. hundred and thirtv-cight. nineteen tlou,aut
= SIX hundred ami twrnty-Onc dollars au d twenty
sCyuu cents.
u For Intercourse with the various Indian trih,
{, between whom and lAc Uurtrd state, II ere. ry
Il ist no treaty siipulIuons. iuc.udug purciu,
- ana transportation of i,rUy.- gpIls and rre.tnts
;. and to meet any other rNurnsus reIulsIlo {
II elect tret'.r- win su.I tribes. to be- rVpcndc
unicr the direction ul the Secretary Of the fl
I terror, AN "nubo the secretary Of the Int
rOr, uHGcr the d.rccti,a OI the President Of I'll
(, uiLpu - les, to enter into ncgOtiutiuns wit
d lLdtdn trlN"s for the s,.Hungc VI lands To pr,
90 NlIc l"r iHclr removal Il. grurge IuusIiOns {
boundaries between the respective tribes, an
- Tor measures generally Tor preserving pcac
Il with them, hily thousand dollars: Irora}st
=. Ihhl the stId scrrutury Of TIE Interior sha
- report 10 0ugre.s, at IT,. commencement Of il
b: ~ Al ss~-,on, a statement indicating the, disp,
r, sll.Ou mhdc of the money hereby appropriate,
r. INm yro".o'H J"rihcr, hat hereafter AL So
ir cIhi agents aud commissioners not ATpuini,
by tha Pr.-id ul ahu.I re app pun.rl By the 80
?. rttury Of the Interior.
o.. Sc. :. -Lnio, IT,. N. r1rr,.}. IhDIilc Sc
rotary Ol the Int,r.,. b, suluUr z.r' In dispO
l. Of al the b"a. prlr- they wIl bring in the ma
y kri, twcnly-l.Nr lAUusIud dollars OF the bon,
j. OF the state . P,msylvdDn, purchased vi
the proceeds Of the sale, Of tic lands Of d
- united band, OF the Wras, Peurius, Ksskaskia
n and Piaukc,ltnw Indian, Of Kansas. now IN Il