The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-25
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Ing 70 ths ,isnomonscs, nine hunsrsd - any dol
Ycr interest on certain stocks and bonds bsloag,
aS e as Collar DOLLAR and and ssS
fof interest on sernin stocks and bonds belong
Ing 10 the pottawsAomics sdsotion fands thfo<
thousand three hundred and dfly dollor..
necessary 70 enabs i6e Secretary Of the Intero, y
collect hands Of, kickapoo OF other Indians pvIns
ON the borders OF Tens and Mexico, and 70 loc.es
and subsist them 10 the ludian Territory, twenty
Pos this amount or % much thereof - may b
ncccssary 10 pay the expenses VI holding rgene.
raj council" OF the Chefokee, Greek, Seminole Ado
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, In the Indian Ter.
in eighteen hSndrsa and siIiy-siI. ten thousand
dollars, Provided That any other Indian Tribe per
mancntly located In said Indian TERRITORY mail ~
and 10 hereby, authorized 10 elect and send 70 aid
general council" one Delegate, and In addition one
delegate for each one thousand Indians % h,caon
OF . thousand greater than hvo hundred, being
members of such tribe, on the same forms and Coz
dltions and with The same rights and privileges n.
delegates Of the tribes hereinbefore mentioned and
such additional dslss.;s: e h.ss6y APPROPRIATED
And provided further, That the sec,St.,y q ths
TO by said Indians nor until amer tho adjournment
Of the present sesion Of Congress.
For The purchase Of wagons, teams, tcos. agii'
| y, Indians IN n:
northern superintendency, 10 be Distributed among
The different tribes 81 tho discrston Of tho Secret.-
~ Of the Interior, the sum Of thirty thousand dol.
: FOR tho support OF Industrial and other schools
among the Indian tribes not provided for,
20 DO expended under the direction Of One Secretary
or the Interior, one hundred thousand dollars
Por this amount, TO enable the Secretary or tho
Interior 70 pay Sor goods issued by y. x. Ward 10
Indians al FORT Laramie by order Of the Indian
mn - S tSS dos
Por payment for goods issued ~ presents By John
K Tappsn, by direction OF Generaf Alfred Sally, 10
the KoWa Indiana ut Port LArned, kAnsas, In July,
eighteen HUNDRED end ,.tysEh e ths p LINE me-, Of
the sum OF one Thousand one hundred and ono dol.
lars and sixty.fv cents.
For this amount, VI 90 much thereof ~ may DO
ssss s.nd. y ssS and WnnsC.so IN
dams In Wisconsin nom their present homes In that
State to the tribes to which they respectively be-
long. a. follows
sand Winnetagocs ffom WISCONSIN 70 Nebraska, ut
fifteen dollars each, ffteen thousand dollars.
Yor transportation Of i've hundred PottAwstomies
and two hundred ChlpPswa,, ,nterm.rried with
OF Kansas, at thirty dollars each, twenty-one thou
To enable the Secretary Of the Interior 70 pay
June nine, eighteen hundred and hIty.nlne, TO r.
ii. Taylor for herding cattle, three hundred and
thirty -one dollars and ninety-scyen cents.
For this amount, 10 enable the Secretary OF the
Interior 70 pay Sr g sDs JsSes
torneys.at-lnw. In eighteen hundred and ,lIty.aye,
and subsequently,, In defending suits Instituted
against the United States oice,, ~ k.ns., rs.tng
OF the Interior Department. two thousand dollars |,
Provided That this amount shall be received IN null
satisfaction for said indebtedness Provided, That
upon annuites and interest Of trust funds provided
By treaties no taxes shall In any case 10 assessed or
SIC. ri And be II further enacted, That In .sy-
cry case where annuites are provided 10 DO paid TO
tary of the Interior ~ expcnd the same for such OBJ
iects AZ will best promote the comfort, civilization,
and improvement of the tribe entitled TO the same
Provided That the consent Of such tribe TO such eI.
pendtures can be obtained, and no claims for sup.
plies for Indians purchased without authority of
law shall DO paid out OF any appropriation for ex-
penscs Of the Indian department or for Indians.
SIC. fal And be II further enacted, That the Sec.
vested In him by this act as 70 encourage ablebodcd
Indians In habits OF Industry and peace, and the
commission Of citizens, serving without pay, APP
burth section OF the act Of April ten. eighteen hun
dred and sixtynine, is hereby continued 80 long as
the appropriation heretofore made for their expen-
scs shall last And u shall bc the duty OF said com.
appropriated for The benefit Of Indians in the United
states and 70 inspect all goods purchased for said
Indians In connection with tho Commissioner OF In.
dian Afairs, whose duty shall be 70 consult sald
and provided that the said comrnission shall have
power 10 appoint ono OF It's number Is secretary,
with such reasonable compensation as they may
ty-aye thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated Tor
the payment OF salaries OF superintendent and
agents authorized by law.
SEc. fi.l And DO Il further enacted, That no part
%a iH hereafter be APPROPRIATED in any general sci
or deficiency bill making appropriations ior the
current and contingent expenses of the Indian DO,
partment TO pay annuites duo 10 or 70 DO used and
expended for the care and benefit Of any tribe OF
tribes of Indians named herein, shall be applied "a
the payment OF any claim for depredations that
may have been or may be committed by such Tribe
no claims for Indian depredatlons shall hereafter be
paid until Congress shall make special approp'ia-
ton therefor and all acts and parts OF acts moon.
sistent herewith are hereby rcpealet,
OF an act entitled can act making appropriations
Tor the current and contingent expenses Of the In
dian department. and for fulfilling treaty stipnla'
lions with various Indian tribes for tho year ending
proved April ten. eighteen hundred and siIty-nne,
relating ID Pottawatiomie Indians, rs provides that
no part Of the money duo or belonging to minor
children shall be paid 70 them Or 70 any person lot
ago OF twenty-one years. being In conflict with the
t6rd article Of the treaty with sad Indians VI No
yember ffteeu, eighteen hundred and siIty-one, rs
modified by subsequent treaties, be, and the same 10
ssc. Isl And be II further enacted, That the
President be, and no b hereby, authorised 70 dis.
continue any ono or moro OF The Indian superln-
tendencies, and require the Indian agents OF such
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO report directly 10 tho Commis-
sioner OF Indian Affairs.
SEC. r. / And DO II further enacted, That the act
approved March three, eighteen hundred and sixty
three. entitled IAN act for the removal of the Sis
seton, Wahpeton, Medawskanton, and Wapakoota
bands OF Sioux or Dakota Indians, and for the dspo-
siton OF their lands In Minnesota and Dakota, De
the reservations In said act ordered TO DO sold a-
plicable alike To all tho reservations upon which
Naturalization and Wakapoota and Slsseton and
SIC. Is.l And 10 IL further enacted, That said
proceeds shall DO distributed and paid equilsbly TO
the said Indians In proportion TO their numbers IN.
ae5 the nssSc. o. VIM ss.nr sw
that this provision shall apply only 70 the funds 70
be hereafter distributed
SIC I9J And be II further enacted, That the Sec-
rotary Of the Interior be, and hereby h directed 70
OF certain Indians OF the Winnebago tribe now law
fully residing In tho state Of Minnesota, 70 issue
patents without the right OF alienation 70 those OF
the lands heretofore allotted 70 them In severaty,
or which may have been designated by them Tor al.
lotment, under the provisions OF the treaty ratified
of an act entitled "An act for the removal OF tho
Winnebago Indians and for the sale 81 their reser.
walton In Minnesota for their benefit" approved
February twenty-one, eighteen hundred and sixty.
three and which may not have been sold or disposed
of by the United States and In case OF such sale.
then such land ~ may DO hereafter designated by
them for allotment - aforesaid out OF any unsold
lands within the limits Of said Winnebago reservs-
ton In Minnesota, and should II 10 impra-ticable
% mako such allotnents within the limits OF said
reservation ON good agricultural lands, then they
NAV be mado on any public lands Of tho United
states subject 10 sale At private entry within the
State of Minnesota And the said Winnebago In
dams, and oil others being members OF said tribe
IaWfnlIy residing In the State Of Minnesota, shall
hereafter be entitled 10 receive their pro rnta dis
tributiye proportion ofa annuItes In goods money,
or property, and any other moneys 10 which said
tribe IL or may be entitled under any law OF treaty
nov In force at their homes In Minnesota, tho same
ss though they had removed west and settled with