, 1864-09-12

ninth November, eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, one thousand four hundred and
fifty dollars
wIHHEBAGoEs.
For interest on one million dollars, at five
per centum, per fourth article treaty first
November, eighteen hundred and thirty
seven, fifty thousand dollars.
For eighteenth of thirty instalments Of
interest on eighty.fve thousand dollars, at
FIVE per centum, per fourth article treaty
thirteenth October, eighteen hundred and
forty-six, four thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For deficiencies in subsistence and ex-
penses Of removal and support Of the Sioux
and Winnebago Indians Of Minnesota, dur
ing the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, one hun
dred Taudl thirty-seyen thousand two hun
dred and ninety.threc dollars and forty cents
Provided, That the portion expended in
behalf of the Winnebagoes shall be rcim-
bursed to the Treasury upon the sale Of
their lands in Minnesota, to enable the
Secretary of the Interior to take charge Of
certain stray bands Of Wiunebago and Pot
towatomie Indians, now in the State Of
Wisconsin, with 4 view to prevent any
further depredations by them upon the
oitisens Of that State, and for provisions
and subsistence, ten thousand dollars: Pro-
vided, That the proportion Of annuities to
which said stray bands of Pottowatomies
and Winnebagoes would be entitled if they
were settled upon their reservations with
their respective tribes shall be retained in
the Treasury to their credit, from year to
year, to be paid to them when they shall
unite with their said tribes, or to be used
by the Secretary Of the Interior in defraying
the expenses of their removal, or in settling
and subsisting them on any other reservation
which may hereafter be provided for them
For the salary of special agent, to take
charge Of said Indians, fifteen hundred
dollars.
YANcToN TRIBE OF SIOUX.
For sixth of ten instalments to be paid Il
them or expended for their benefit, com
mencing with the year in which they shal
remove to and settle and reside upon theil
reservation, per fourth article treaty nine
teenth April, eighteen hundred and fifty
EIGHT. sixty-fiye thousand dollars.
cALAfooiAs' NolA-l'A' AND cLAcAAAA'
INDIANS, OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For last Of Eve instalments of annuity
for beneficial objects, per second article
treaty twenty-second January, eighteen
hundred and fifty-fve, eight thousand dol
lars.
PoScAs.
For the hrst OF ten instalments OF th'
second series, to DC Paid 70 them. or e1
penaed nor tnelr dement, commencing Wit,
the year In which they shall remove to ana
settle upon tho tract reserved for their ~
snre homes, per second ar1cle treaty tWeiitn
tlarchs elgnteen hundred ana nity-eignti
ten thousand dollars.
ror sixtn OF Ten lnstalments, ior tne es-
taDhsnment ana maintenance ot one ot
more manual labor schools, under she di-
Iectlon o. the President, per second artlels
treaty tWelt.n March, eighteen hundred
ana nlly-e,gnt, nse thousand aoliala;
FOR sixth o. Ten ilSiaiments' or during
the pleasure O. .he kre9aenh % 6e ex'
penoea IN furnishing saia INDIANS win suen
a,o ana assistance in agricultural ana me
cnanleei pursuits, including the working o.
tne MIL provided 1or IN the INST part o.
tpls article as the Secretary o. the Antenol
may consider advantageous and necessary
icf them. per second article treaty tWeiitl
March, eighteen hundred ana nlty-eieht
seven thousand hve hundred dollars.
DWANrsH AND OTHER ALLIED TRIBES II