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LA WS OF. THJi UNITED XUAiMXS.
Passed at the sEroNiTsEssroN'of tbe tb!u-
TY-FOVRTH CONGRESS.
AS ACT •uppleniental to an Act entitled "An Act to
amend tiie several Acts respecting Copyright," approv
ed February third, eighteen hundred and thirty-one.
and to the Acta hi Addition thereto aud Amendment
thereof. _
Be it enacted by the Senate ami flbe- "/ Representative*
of the ITaited Slates of America in Congress attmOlM.
That the provision of 'said act shall extend to and in
clude photographs and the negatives thereof which sna 1 1
herd after, bo made, and shall enure to the benefit ot tin'
autu irs of the same iv tho samo manner, and to Hie same
extont, and upon th s same conditions ss to Ihe authors es (
prints and en-rruviugs. ~ .
Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That a printed copy
of every book, pamphlet, map, chart, musical composition,
print, engr.-.ving, or photo.raph, for which a copyrlgbt
shall be secured under said sets, shall be transmitted free ■
or postago or other expense by the author or proprietor I
thereof, within one mouth of tbe date of publication, to '
the library of Congress at Washington for the use of said
library; acd the librarian of Congress is hereby required
to Klv'e a receipt In writing for the samo.
8«0. 3. And be it further enacted, That If any propri
etor of a book, pamp let, map, chari, musical composi
tion, piint, engraving, or photograph, for which a copy
right shall be secured as aforesaid, shall neglect to deliver
the samo pursuant to the rcnuirement of this net, It shall
be tbe duty of the librarian of Congress to make demand
thereof in'writing, at any time within twelve months
after the publication thereof; and in default of tho de
' livery thereof within ono month after the demand shall
have been made, ihe right of exclusive publication se
cured to such proprietor under the acts of Congress re
specting copyright shall be forfeited.
Sso. i. And lie it further enacted, Thnt in the construc
tion of this act the word -'book" shall bo construed to
mean every volume and part ol a volume, together with
all maps, prints or other engravings belonging thereto',
and thail include a copy of auy second or nubseepient edi
tion which shall be published with any additions, whether
the first editiou of such book shall have been published
before or alter the passing of this act: Provided, huw
evtr, That it shall not tie requisite to deliver to tho
said library any copy of the second or any subsequent
editiou of any book, unless the same shall eoutaiu addi
tions as aforesaid, nor of any book which is not tbe sub
ject of copyright.
Approved, March 3,1805.
A!t ACT making Appropriations for tbe current and con- I
tingent Expenses of the Indian Department, and for f
fulfilling Treaty Stipulations with various Indian Tribes
forthe Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred j '
and sixty six, and for other rm poses.
Bt it enacted by the Senate and Hausfof Representatives .
Of Vie Cnited States of America in Congress astewtbUrl. 6
That the following sums be, and they are hereby, !|pprii- ,
primed, out of any money lv the Treasury not otherw so j
appropriated, for the purpose of payiug the current and %
contlngeut expense- of the Indian department and ful
filling troaty stipulations with the various Indian tribes: i i
For the current and contingent expenses of the Indian \..
department, namely: ,
For the pay of superintendents of Indian affairs und ef
Indian agents, eighty-seven thousand four hundred and ,-.
fifty dollars. „
For pay of sub-agents, six thousand dollars. t,
Forpv, of clerk to cv.perlmeuden nt St. Louis, Mis
souri, one thousand tcvohuudrcd do lars. t,
For pay of temporary clerks by superintendents of In- j
dla-i aifairs. five thousand dollars. jj
For pap of clerk to superintendent of Indian affairs lv
Calif rut i, one thousand eight hundred dollar*. t]
For pay -f interpret.rs, twenty-eight thousand four j,
hn-vlr i dollars. t ,
For presents to Indian*, five thousand dollar*.
For prov sions for Indians, eleven thousand eight hun- •
dred dollars. f
For 0... -nits at agencies and repairs thereof, ten thou- fl
aand dollars. ul
For contingencies of the Indian department, thirty-si <
thousand five hundred dollars. ~
For fulfilling trtnty stipulations with the various Iv- '■,
dim tribes: t
Blackfoot Indians.—Yot last of ten Installment* as au- X
nuity, to be expended iv the purchase ol such go "ds, pro- I
visions, and other useful articles as the Presideut, at bis I •
discre ion. may 'torn time to time determine, per niuth |
article of the treaty of Beccuteeuth October, eighteen
hundred and fifty-five, twenty thousand dollars. |
For last ot ten Instalments as annuity, to be expended
in establishing nnd instructing them in agricultural and
saechinical pursuits, and iv oducating their cnildreu,
and promoting i-jvilizatl n and Christianity, at tho dis- ,
Cretion of the President, per tenth article of the treaty of i
eeventeenth October, eighteen hundred and fifty-five,
fifteen thousand dollars.
Chatta, S:oton, and V.-ipqua Indians.—i'or eleventh of ,
fifteen iot-iiinciitsof annuity, to be oxpondedus directed
by the President, por third ar iclo teaty-eighteenth No
vember, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, two thousand
•If 1.1 .
»_■*>' eleventh t fifteen lostaluiei.i- for the pay of a [
_f_-r, JftXjhtti . .cle treaty centh November j;
elgbtee" huniK-J - fift; iiS?,o:;.' atsaod dollar*. j v
For -leveiith oi trfte*nfi*ttai—en'u or pay of physician,
me'.ii-.if.'s, ami expense ol care oi the sick, per filth arti- p
els treaty eighteenth Novcnibor, eighteen hundred and j,
. fifty-ton, one th usand five hundred dollar*. si
For eleventh of fifteen Instalments for pay of teachers \ h
and purchase of nooks and stationery, per fifth article i
treaty eighteenth November, eighteen hundred and fifty- I p
four, oue th usaud two hundred dollars. | I
Chippevsssof Lake Superior.— For two thirds of twen- , j
ty-fourth ol twenty-five instalments iv money, per fourth I c
article treaty fourth October, eighteen huudred and forty- j
two, aud eighth articlo treaty thirtieth September, eigh- j t
teeu hundred and fifty-four, eight thousand three huu- ] ..
dred ami thirty -three dollars and thirty-three cents. f i
For tw i-tblrds of twenty-fourth of twenty-five lustai- I
zneuts for the pay of two carpenters, per fourth article I i
treaty fourth October, eighteen hundred and forty-two, i ,
and -dguth article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen j I
hundred and fifty-four, eight hundred dollars. t
¥or t a o-tbirds of twouty-fourth of twenty-five instal- J
menti in goods, per fourth article treaty fourth October, j s
eighteen hundred and lorty-two,aud eighth article treaty j t
thirtieth fciupteuibcr, eighteen hundred end fifty-foni, t
e/von tlious ud dollars. a
For two-ttdrds of twenty-fourth of twenty-five instal
mgau for the s jpport of schools, per fourth article treaty t
fourth Uctober. eighteen hundred and forfy-two, ami n
eishtli article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hun- c
dred and fifty-four, one thousand firee hundred aud c
thirty-tii.ee dollars and thirty-three certs. I p
For two-third* of twenty-lourtb of twenty-five tnstal- jst
meuts lor the pay of two farmers, per fourth article trea- j
ty fourth Oetoocr, eighteen hundred and forty-two, and I h
eighth article treaty tltittleth September, eighteen hun- 1 t
dred aud fifty-four, six huudred and sixty-six dollars and i
sixty-seven ceuts. p
For two-thirds of twenty-fourth of twenty-five instal* c
meuts for the purchaso ol provisions and tobacco, per 1
fourth article treaty fourth October, eighteen huudred
and forty-two, aud eighth article treaty thirtieth Septem- 1
ber, eightoeu hundred and fifty-four, one thousand three i
hundred and thirty-three dollars and thirty-three cents, i
For elev. nth of twouty instalments in coin, per fourth
article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and t
fifty-four, five thousaud doiiars. - i
For eleventh of twenty instalments in goods, household i
furniture, and cooking utensils, per fourth articlo treaty ■
thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, .
eight thousand dollars. i
For eleventh of twenty instalments for agricultural im
plements, aud cattle, carpeuteis' and other tools, and <
building materials, per fourth srtiele treaty thirtieth Sop- i
tember, eighteeu huudred and lifty-four, three thousaud i
dollars. i
For eleventh of twonty instalments for moral and edu- i
catioual purposes, three hundred Hollars of which to bu
paid to the tsraud Portage baud yearly, to enable them to t
maintain r school at their village, per fourth urticle treat
ty thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty-four,
thru-, thoueana dollars. ,
For eleventh of twenty instalments for six smiths ami a
assistants, per second and fifth articles treaty thirtieth t
September, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, five thousand d
and forty dollars.
For eleventh of twenty Instalments for the support of p
cix eniiths' shops, per second aud fifth articlen treaty a
thirtieth September, eighteeu hundred and fifty-four, c
one thousand three hundred and twenty dollare. tl
For ninth of twenty instalments forthe seventh smith h
and assistant, an t support of s ops, per s cond and fifth
articlee treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hundred ci
and fifty-four, oue thousand and sixty dollars. fli
For support of a smith, assistant, and shop for the Bois fi
Porte band, during tho pleasure of the President, per
twelfth article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hun- tl
dred and fifty -four, ono thousand and sixty dollars. el
For support of two farmers for the Bois F'ortc baud, dv- b
ring the pleasure of the President, per twelfth articlo I
treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty- I a
four, one thousand and two hundred dollars. j d
Chippewas of the Mississippi— For one-third of twen- J c
ty-fourth of twenty-five instalui 1 uls in money, per fourth | a
art cle treaty ioiirth October, eighteen hundred and forty- ; h
two, and eigi th article treaty thirtieth September, gi K h. Id,
teeu hundred and filty-four, four thousand one hundred j
and aixty-elx dollars and sixty-seven cents. ! c
For o.e third o tcveutv-lourlh of twenty-five instal- s
menu for the pay ol two curpeuters, por fourth article
treaty four.ii October, eighteen hundred and forty-two. t
aud i-iglitu articie treaty thirtieth Sepiember, eighteen I
hundred and fif'y-four. four hundred dollars. !
For one third of twenty fourth of twenty-five tnstal- I
meats in goods, per fourth article treaty Octooer, eight- i
teeu hundred and tourty.two, aud eighth aiticie treuty
thirtlatu September, eighteen huudnd and flfty-foui\
three thuuaautl five hundred dollait.
For oue third of twenty-fourth of twenty-five instal
ment- lor the support of echo Is, per fourth article treaty
fourtlt October, eighteen hundred and fuu ty-tvro, aud i
eighth article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hun
dred and fltty-fofir, six hundred aud *lxty-*lx dollars and
sixty-seven cents.
For one third of twenty-fourth of twenty-five Instal
ment- for the purchase of pr .visions and tobacco, per
fourth article treaty fourth October, eighteeu hundred
and Miiv iw i,and eight.! article treaty thirtieth Sep
tember, ci, hteeii hundred and fifty-lour, six huudred and
eixty-slx dollar* and sixty seven cents.
For one third of twenty-fourth of twenty-five Instal
ment* for the support of two smiths' shops, including the
pay of two smiths ami assistants,nnd furnishing Iron and
et'-el per fourth articlu treaty fourth October; eighteeu
hnndred and fourty-two, and eighth article treaty thir
tieth September, eighteeu huudred and fifty-four, six
bun Ired and slxty-eix dollars and sixty-seven cents.
For ono third of twenty-fourth of twenty-five instal
ments for pay of two farmers, per fourth article treaty
fourth October, eighteen hundred and lortv-two, and
eighth article treaty thirtieth Sgptember, eighteen hun
dred and fifty four, threo hundred and thirty-three dol
lars and thirty-three cents.
For eleventh of twonty instalments of annuity in
money, por third article treaty-twenty-second February,
eighteen huudred and fifty-live, twenty thousand dollars. *
Ciipptums, Pillager, and Lake Winnebagoshith Bands.
-—For eleveuth of thirty Instalments of annuity In money,
per third article [treaty] twenty-second February, eight
een hundred and fifty-five, ten thousand aix hundred and
eixty-slx dollars and sixty-six cents.
For eleventh of thirty instalments of annuity In goods,
per third article treaty-twenty-secoudFcbruary, eighteeu
hundred and fifty-five, eight tbousaud dollars.
Por eleventh of thirty instalments for purposes of
Utility, per third article treaty twenty-sec ond February,
eighteen hundred and fifty-five, four thousand dollars.
For eleventh of twenty instalments for purposee of edu
cation, per third articlo treaty twenty-second February.
el ht -eu hundred and fifty-five, three thousand dollars.
For eleventh of fifteen annual instalments for support
of two -miths and smiths' shops, per third article treaty
twenty- econd Fobruary, eighteen hnndred and fifty-five,
two thousand ooe hundred and twenty dollars.
Por p y of an engineer to grist and saw mill at Leech
Lake, six hnuere I dollars.
C iipp socu of the Mississippi, end the Pillager and
Zaki WnnebagHhish Bands of the Chippewa Indians in
Minnesota.—Jot second of fen Instalments for ten yoke
ofwoikoxen, per fl'tb article treaty eleventh March,
eighteeu hundred and sixty-three, one thousand dollar*.
For the employment ef a sawyear, at tbe aissr etfon ef
_.
article treaty eleventh.March,
eighteen liwijrvd and sixty-time, ~x hundred dollars.
- For couiTensatiei. of female teachers on the reserve,
Hon. who shall Instruct the Indian girls In domestic
economy, one thousand dollars. .-,,„.
Chippeu-as of Saginaw. Swan Creek, and Blclcl- River. I
—For last of fen ennalenutml instalments in coin, to I c
distributed per capita, in tho usual manner of paying
annuities, per second article of the treaty of second
August, eighteen hnndred aud fiftj five, ten thousand
dollars.
For lest of ten Instalments for the support of en*
blacksmith shop, per second article cf Urn treaty of
second August, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, twelve
hundnil and foity dollars.
For last of five equal annual instalments for educa
tional purposes, under thedirccliou of the President, two
thousand dollars.
For the last of five equal acntuil instalments In agri
cultural Implements, three thousand dollars.
Chippewas. Afenoesoncel . innnchaposf, ami New York
Indians.— Por education during the pleasure of Congress,
per fifth article treaty eleventh August, eighteen hun
dred and tweutv-suven, one thousand fivo hundred dol
, lars.
Chickasaws.— For permanent annuity in goods, per act
of twenty-fifth February. seventeen hundred and uinoty
ulne, three thousaud dollars.
CVtocfaies.—For permanent uviiiuity, per second article
treaty sixteenth November, eighteeii lffiadred and five,
and thirteenth article irealy twen'y-secnnd June, eight -
toen hundred and fiftv-flve."three, thousand dollars
For permanent annuity for support of light horsemen, j
per thirteenth articlo treaty eighteenth October,eighteen
hundred and twenty, and thirteenth article treaty
twenty second June, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, six
hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for education, per second
articlo treaty twentieth Jonnarv, eighteen hundred anil
twraty-llve.and thirteenth nrt.clo treaty t« city-second
June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, six thousand dol
lars
For permanent provision for blacksmith, per sixth
article treaty eighteenth October, eighteen hundred and
twenty, and thirteenth articie treaty twenty-second Juue,
eighteen hundred and fii'ly sllve, six huuiiicd dollars.
For permanent provision for boa und steul, per ninth
article treaty twentieth January, eighteeii linntlec-d and
twenty-five," and thirteenth art Mo of treaty twenty
second June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, three huu
dred and twenty-live doilais.
For interest on five hundred thousand dollars, nt live
per i "iii.iiii per annum, for education, support of the
government, and other boiieflciul purposes, under the
direction of the general council of tho Cboetaws, In con
-1 funnily with the provisions contained In the tenth and
I thirteenth articles of the treaty of twenty-second June.
[eighteen hundred und fifty-five, twenty-five thousand
j dollar*.
' Camanclies, Kiowas, and Apaches cf Arkansas River.
—For the lecond of five instalments, being the second
series lor the purchase of good*, provisions, and agricul
tural Implement-, per sixtli aotlcladteaty twenty seventh
July, eighteen hundred and arty-three, eighteen thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of transportation of the second of five Id
sliilmeuts of goods, provisions, raid agricultural imple
ments, per sixth article tieaty twenty-seventh July,
eighteen hundred and fie/ ty-three, seven thousand dollars.
Prefer.—.far permanent annuity in money, per fourth j
srtiele treaty seventh August, seventeeu hundred and ;
ninety, and fifth article treaty seventh August, eighteeii
hunched and fifty-six. one thousand five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in uiou-y, per second article
treaty sixteenth Juue, eighteen h iidi ed und two, and
fifth article treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and
fifty-six. three thuusand dollars.
lor permauen annuity in money, per fourth article
treaty twenty-lbm-ib January, eighteen hundred nm.l
twenty-six, and filth article treaty seventh August, eigh
teen huud od and fifty-six, twenty thousaud dollar*.
For permanent provision lor blacksmith and assistant,
und for shop and tools, per eighth articlo treaty twenty
fourth Juuuiry, eighteen huudred au.l twonty-six, and
fifth article treaty seventh aunuet, eighteen hundred
und fifty-six, eight hundred und forty dollars.
Foi permanent pi-ow&fon for irou and steel for shop,
per eighth article treaty twenty-fourth January, eighteen
huudredand twenty-six, and filth article treaty seventh '
August, eighteeu hundred and fifty .six, two huudred aud J
Kciventy dollars. •
For pennuneut provision for the pay cf a wheelwright. l
per eighth article treaty twenty-fourth January, eighteen 1
hundred and twenty-six, and fifth article treaty seveuth
August, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, six hundred dol
lars.
For blacksmith and assistant and shop and tools durin-r
tho pleasure of tho Presilent, pet filth article treaty
fourteenth February, oighteen hundred anil thirty-three,
uud fifth article treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred ■
uud fifty-!,ix. eight hundred aud forty dollars.
For Lou and Bteel for shops during the plc-nsuro of the |
President, por fifth article treaty 'fourteenth February, i
eighteen hundred and thiity-three, and filth article
treaty sen nth August, eighteen hundred aim fifty-six, i
two huudred and seventy dollars. j
For wagon-iuiiker during tiie pleasure oftlio President, /
per fifth ai-ticlti treaty fourteenth February, eighteeii |
hundred and thirty-tineo. and fifth articie treaty seventh i
August, eighteen hundred and fifty -six, six huudred dol- j
lars.
For assistance in agricultural op rations during the I '
pleasure of the President, per eighth article treaty I
taenty-I'ourlh January, eighteen hundred aud twenty- ; '
six, and fifth artlc'e' treaty -seventh August, eighteen j
huudred and fii'ty-eix, two thousand dollars.
For education during the pleasure of tho President,
per fifth article treaty fourteenth February, eighteen
hundred aud thirty-three, and tilth article treaty seventh
August, eighteen bundled and Sf.y-.iix, one tbousuud
dollars.
For five per centum interest on two hundred themsand
dollars for purposes of education, per sixth a- tide treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred add fifty-six, ten thou
; sand dollars.
; Vela wares.—. For llfo annuity to chief, per private
i urticle to supplemental treaty twenty-fourth September,
eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, to treaty of third
October, eighteeu hundred aiid eighteen, oue hundred
dollars.
For interest on forty-six thousand and eighty dollars, j
at five- per centum, being the v.tlue of thirty-six sections
of land set apart by treaty of eighteen hundred and (
twenty nine for education, two thousaud three hundred !
and tour dollars. I
Jowas. —For interest in lieu of investment on fifty-seven *
thousand five hundred dol'urs, balance of one h.-.ndred
and fifty-seven thousand live hundred dollars, to the first
of July, hundred and sixty-six, at five per
centum per annum, for education or other beneficial
purposes, under tho direction oi the Presideut, two thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-flve dollars.
Kansas. —for interest In lieu of investment on two
hundred thousand dol ate, at five per ceiitmu per annum,
ten tliouiiiiu-l dollars.
Kickopoos.— lor twelfth Instalment of Interest, at five
per centum, on one hundred thousand dollars, for edu
cational and other beuebtlai purposes, five thousuud dol
lar*.
For twelfth Instalment on two hundred thousand dol
lars, to be paid iv eighteen hundred and sixty-five, per
secoud article treaty eip/h'teenth May, eighteen hundred
aud fifty-tour, seven thousand dollars.
Menomonees— -For tenth of twelve instalments for con
tinuing and keeping up a blacksmith shop a»'i providing
the usual quantity of irou and steel, pel- fourth article
treaty eighteenth October, eighteen huudred and forty
eight, and third urticle treaty twelfth May, eigiiteen huu
dred and filly-four, nine hundred aud sixteen dollars aud
sixty-six cents.
For loot of ten instalments of annuity upon two hun
dred thousand dollars, balance of three huudred and fifty
thousand dollars, per Iburth article treaty eighteenth
October, eighteen hundred and iorty-eigii, aud third
article treaty twelfth May, eighteeu buudresl and fiitv
four, tw.nty thousand dollars.
For tenth of fifteen lnsiulmeats for pay cf miller, per
third article treaty twelfth May, eighteen hundred uud
tilly-four, six.hundred dollars.
Miaiiiicsqf Kansas.— For permanent provision for black
smith and assistant, aud iron aud steel for shop, per fifth
article treaty sixth October, eighteen hundred and eigh
teen, and fourth article treaty June fifth, eighteen huu
dred und filty-four, vine hum red and forty dollars.
For permanunt provision for miller, in lieu of gunsmith,
per filth article treaty sixth October, eighteen hundred
and eighteen, filth article treaty twenty-third Octobei,
eighteeu hundred and thirty-lour, aud fourth articlo
treaty fifth June, eighteen huudred aud filty-fotr, six
hundi ed dollars.
Forinterett on fifty thousand dollars, at five per
centum, for educational purposes, per third article treaty t
fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty Instalments upon two hundred j
thousaud dollars, per third article treaty fifth Juue,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, seven thousand Sio
hundred dollars.
Miamiei of Indiana.—Tor interest on two hundred
and twetitytne thousand two hundred and fifty-seven
dollars and c ghtysix ceuts, uninvested, at live per
centum, for Miami Indians of Indiana, per Senate*
amendmsut to fourth urticle treaty filth Juno, eighteeu
hnndred and filty-four, eleven thousand and sixty-two
dollar* null uighty-niue cents.
Miamia—hcl River.— i'or permanent annuity in goods
or otherwise, per Iburih article treaty third August
seventeen hundred and nioutv-five. tivo hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
intra article treaty twenty-Hrst August, eighteen huu-
I dred and five, iwo hundred and filiy dollars.
*or permanent annuity in goads or other—ise, per third
and separate articie to treaty thirtieth September, elgk
teen hundred and nine, throe hundred and fitly ilolla s.
.vsg.KiJ-j,, Pvyallup, and other Tribes and Rands of
rli[ST kcr,luv - :n 'h instalment, fit part payment for
art2*2a* _"" 0l tlt! « l 0 lands, to be applied to bene
•eml,er"li"'. J F ", !onr »b article treaty twenty-Sixth De
dollars * UJr * a " na fify-'o'-U'. **slve hundred
tc/«rSt_t_r__ ln3 '-"™nt, for pay of lnstruc,
ec'.s"arv'i!r teml ' T t ! , " , ' n "' **—*' and assistant, If
hundred dollars. ""-J-our, aix thousand s*v.n
Omnaor—Por th* elebth a' _■ t.... , » ~,
amount, per fourth article treat, "i? n ". °_2_ i
toen hundred and fifty-four, thlrtv ,L °,li ,! i l n h ' c ' 6 '"
For pay of miller and assistant miiie,M__lif*ti_s, <
smith and assistant, for Irou and steel „'„*, '"■*' b ?- a '
shop with tool, and keeping the iKjS !
in repair grist and saw mill, aud tor pay of ~, £. ? "
and assistant engineer, for the fiscal VM r ■_s_?T* ,r .
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and "ixty-sU C 'i g Jn ""
eight hundred and forty dollan.. Jr%(_£ _S*£2
tolls or profits arising from working of ihe _i.il « .? y
shall be accounted for to the agent and byM_S__„
the uso and benefits of said Indiana. *PPHe<l to ,
0«ao«».-For Interest on sixty-nine thousand one hun- I
dred and twenty di liars, at five per centum. bcinetiV.
value of lifty-four eections of land set apart second j U n„
oighteen hundred and twenty five for educational ta ■■'
poses, per Senate resolution uinteenth Jaunurv olv'i
leen hundred nnd thirty-eight, three thousaud tour him
dred nnd fifty-six dollars.
Ottoes and Mistourias.—For eighih of ten instalments
being the second series, In money or otherwise, per fourth
article treaty fifteenth March, oighteen hundred and fifty,
four, thii teen thousand dollars.
For the balance due the confederated tribes of the
—askaskias, Peoriaa, Weas, and Piaukashaws, arising frum
tho saloof their " trust lands » by William Brindle, late
receiver of the land-office, as reported by the commis
sioner ot the general land office, held by said late re
ceiver Brindle, unaccounted for and not deposited in the
Cnited States Treasury, six thousand eight hundred and
eighteen dollars and thirty cents: Provided. That when
said sum shall be received, it shall be paid into the Trea
sury of the United States.
Ottativut einef Chippewas ofMichigan.—Tot last of ten
equal annual Instalments for educational purposes, to be
expended nnderthe direction of flic resident, according
to the wishes of tne Indians, so far as may be reasonable
and just, per second article of the treaty of thirty-first
,1 uly, eighteen hundred and fifty-six [five], eight theeiaand
dollars.
For last of ten instalments for the support of four
blacksmith shops, per second article of tbo treaty of
thirty-first July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, four
thousand two hundred and forty dollars.
Fer last ef tea instalments of principal, psyaWe aura
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OFFICIAL.
ally for ten years, to be "distributed per capita. In ft*
usual manner of paying annuities, per second article
of the treaty of thirty -first July, eighteen hundred and
■ j fifty-five, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred and six thousand dollars,
. unpaid part of the principal sum of three hundred and
. *j,\ thousand dollars, for one year, nt five per centum per
annum, to be distributed per capita, lv the usual manner
lof paving annuities, per second article of the treaty of
! thi ty-first July, eighteeu hundred and fifty-five, ten
thousand three hundred 'dollars.
i For lust of ton equal annual instalments on thlrty-flvo
i thousand dollars, In lien of former treaty stipulations, to
.be paid per capita to the Grand River Ottawos, per second
, article of Ihe- treaty of thirty-first July, eighteeu huu
- dred ami fifty-five, fores thousand fire hundred doHars.
1 i'uiiwii.—For thin! of live Instalments of tho second
series in goods and such articles as may be necessary for
them, per second article treaty twenty fourth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, thirty thousand dol
.' him. , „ .
For support of two manual-labor schools annually, dn
'. ring liie pleasure of tho President, per third article treaty
. twenty-fourth September, eighteen hundred and fifty
sovem'tei, tbousaud dollars.
t For pay of two touchers, under the direction of the
. President, per third article treaty twenty-fourth Septem
' her, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, ono tbousaud two
i hundred dollars.
For purchase of iron and steel, and other necessaries for
the shop, dining tho pleasure of the President,per fourth
article treaty twent.v-foiirtliSepteinber,eighteen hundred
and fifty seven, five huudied dollars
For pay of tiro blackeniths, ono of whom to be a gun
smith and tinsmith, per fourth article treaty twenty-fourth
.September, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, ono thou
sand two bundled dollars.
Fen compensation of two strikers or apprentices
In shop, per fourth ■ article of treaty twenty-fourth
September, eighteeu hundred and fifty-seven, four bun
died and eighty dollars.
For -ightuof ton instalments for farming utensils and
slock, during the pleasure of the President, per fourth
article treaty twenty-fourth September, eighteen hundred
nnd Sfty-seven, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For pay of farmer, per fourth article treaty twenty
f'.nii'th .September, eighteen hnndred and fifty-seven, six
hundred dollars.
For Sevan— of ten instalments for pay of miller, at tho
discretion of tho President, per fourth article treaty tweu
ty-fouith September, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven,
six hundred dollars. f
For seventh of ten instalments for pay of nn engineer,
at the discretion of tho President, per fourth article treaty
twenty-fourth September, eighteen hundred aud fifty
seven, ono thousand two hundred dollars,
For compensation to apprentices, to assist in working
the mill, par fourth article treaty iwenty-fourih Septem
ber, eighteen 'hundred and fifty-seven, five hundred dol
lars.
For grist and snw mill, and keeping tho same in repair,
three hundred dulars.
. Pottucatomies of Huron— For permanent annuity In
money or otherwise, per second article treaty se'ven
teO'ith November, eighteen bundled and seven, four hun
dred dollars.
Pottawatmniet.— For permanent annuity in silver, per
fourih article treaty third August, seventeen hundred ■
aud ninety-five, one thousand dollars. '
For permanent annuity lv silver, per third ar'iclii trea
ty thirtieth September, «ight*en hundred and nine, five '
i hundred dollar*. " '
For permanent annuity In silver, per third article trea- I
ty second October, eighteen hundred and eighteen, two t
thousand five hundred dollars.
For permanent annnltv in money, per second article i
treaty twentieth September, eighteen hundred and twen- f
ty-eipht, two thousand dollars. l
For permauent annuity lv specie, per second article J
treaty twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred and twenty
nlne.'sixteeii'tliousand dollars. t
For life annuity to chief, per third article treaty twen- I
tieth October, eighteen hundred aud thirty-two, two bun- d
ill -.1 dollars.
For life annuity to chiefs, per third article treaty twen- a
ty-sixth September, eighteen hundred and thirty-three, I
seven huudred dollars., '
For education during the plensure of Congress, per 1
third articie treaty sixteenth October, eighteen hundred
; ami twenty-six, second articlo treaty twentieth Septem- i
ber, hundred mid twenty-eight, and fourth artl- f
i clo treaty twenty-seventh October, eighteeu hundred and I
I thirty-two, fivo thousand dollars.
For pemiuiieiit provision for tbe payment of money in '
lieu of tobacco, iron, and steel, per second articlo treaty
twentieth September, eighteen hundred and twonty-einht,
and until ai tide of thu treaty of the fifth and sevent enth
June, eighteeu hundred aud forty-six, three huudred
dollars.
For permanent provision for three blacksmiths and as
-1 aistuuts, nil' l , permanent provisions for iron and steel for
j shops, per third article treaty sixteenth October, eighteen
j hundred aud twenty-six, second articlo treaty twentieth
I September, eighteen hunt! Ed and twenty-eight, and
j second aiticie treatytwenfy-ninth July,eighteen hundred
| and twenty-nut*, two tbousaud one hundred aod sixty
/ dollars; and to supply a deficiency in this appropriation
for tiie current fiscal year, seven huudred and fourteen
J dollars.
j For permanent provision for fifty ban-els of salt, per
i second article of treaty tweuty-ninth July, eighteen huu
| died and twenty-nine, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest on six hundred and forty-three thousand
! dollars, at fivo per centum, per seventh article of the
I treaty of the fifth and seventeenth June, eighteen hun
! deed aud forty-six, thirty-two thousand oue hundred aud
| fifty dollars.
Quupaws. —For education, during the pleasure of tho
Presideut, per third articlu treaty thirteenth May, eigh
teen hundred and thirty-three, ono thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools, and Iron
and uteol for shop, duriug the pleasure of the J resident,
per third article treaty thirteenth Nay, eighteen hundred
aud lliiriy-turee, ouo thousand and sixty dollars. .
For farmer, during tho pleasure of the President, per
third article treaty thirteenth May, eighteen hundred
and thirty-three, six hundred dollars.
Rogue River.*. —For twelfth of sixteen Instalments in
blankets clothing, farming utensils, and .tick, per thii'd
article treaty tenth September, eighteen hundred aud
i fifty-three, two thousand live hundred dollars.
For balance due claimants under ihird article of the
: treaty of September tenth, eighteen hundred and flfty-
I tl.ree. with tbo Rogue River Indians, for improvements
{ made by liiml claimants ou the Indian r serve.eight hitit
' tired aud loui'teen dollars and eighty-two cents.
Jfaes and Pores of Mississippi. —Forpermarieutannnity
In goods or otherwise, per third article treaty third No
vember, eighteen hundred and four, one thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thousand dollois, at five
per centum, per secoud article treaty twenty-first October,
eighteeu huudred and thirty-seven, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on eight hundred thousand dollars, at five
per ceutuui, per second article treaty eleventh October,
eighteeu hundred and forty-two, forty thousand dollars. I
Sacs ami Faxes of Missouri.— For interest on one hun
dred and fifty-seven thousand four huudred dollars, at '
fivo per centum, under the direction of the President, por
second article treaty twenty-first October, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-seven, seven thousand eight hundred and'
seventy dollars. '
Seminole'.—For the ninth of ten instalments for the
support ot schools, per eighth article treaty seventh Au- i
gust, eighteeu hundred and fifty-six, three thousand dol- i
Ears,
Forthe ninth of ten instalments for agricultural assist
ance, per eighth arti le treaty seventh August, eighteen
hundred and fifty-six, two thousand dollars. '
ii.c me uu.Hi of tcu lustaltnents for the support of
smiths and smiths' shops, per eighth article treaty sev
enth August, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, two thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For tea par .-outuni interest ou two hundred and fifty
thousand dol la rs, to be paid as annuity, per eighth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty-six,
twelve thousand five huudred dollars.
For interest cm two huudred and fifty thousand dollars,
nt five per centum, to be paid as annuity, they having
joined their brethren west, per eighth aiticie treaty sev
enth August, eighteen huudred and fifty six, twelve
thousand five hundred dollars.
Ssiiecus—For permanent annuity in specie, per fourth
article treaty twenty-ninth September, eighteen huudred
and seventeen, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity In specie, per fourth article
treaty seventeenth September, eighteen hundred and
eighteen, five hundred dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools, and Iron
and steel, during the plea ureoi tie President, per fourth
article treaty twenty-eighth February, eighteen hundred
and thirty-one, one thousand and eixtv dollars.
IFor miller, during the pleasure of" the President, per
fourth article treaty twenty-eighth February, eighteen
hundred and thirty ono, six "huudied dollars.
Senecas of New Furl.—For permanent annuity, In lieu
of interest on stock, per act of nineteenth February,
eighteeu hundred and thirty-one, six thousand dollars.
For Interest, in lieu of Investment, on seventy-five
thousand dollars, at five per centum, per act of twenty
seventh June, eighteen hundred and toiiy-six, three
thousaud set-cm huudred and liity dollars.
lor interest, at five per centum, on forty-three thou
sand and fifty dollars, transferred from Ontario Bank to
the United States Treasury, per act of twanty-wveuth
June, eighteen hundred and forty-eix, two thousaud oue
h iiidred aud lifty-two dollar* aud fifty cents.
S.necas and Shaumus. —For permanent annuity In spe
cie, per fourth articie treaty seventeenth September,
eighteen huud ed and eighteeu, one thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop nnd tools, and iron
and steel for siiop. during thu pleasure of tbe President,
per fom ill article treaty twentieth July, eighteen huu
dred and thirty-one, one thousand and sixty dollar*.
Shaames.— For permanent annuity for educational
purposes, per fourth artic c treaty third August, seven
teen liuudi-ed uud ninety-five, and third article treaty
■■ enth May. eighteen hundred und fifty-four, on* thousand
dollars.
For twelfth instalment of Interest, at fir* per centum, j
on forty thousand dollars for education, per third article I
treaty tenth May, eighteeu hundred and fifty-four, two I
thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for educational purposes, pet- c
fourth article treaty tw-e"nty-iiliith September, eighteen i
hundred and seventeen, und third article treaty teutli I
May, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, two thousand .
dollars.
Six Nation! of New York.— For permanent annuity in
clothing and other useful article*, per sixth articlo treaty t
eleventh November, seventeen hundred aud niuety-four, I
four thousand fivo hundred dollars. -
T. eaty of Fort Laramie.— For last of five in»talments, t
at the discretion of the President, in provisions and mer
chandise, for payment of annuities, aud trausportatiou of 1
the same, to certain tribes of Indians, seventy thousand .
j doilais. 1
I JH'mpoHflt (Cow Creek Band.)— For twelfth of twenty
instalment* in blankets, clothing, provisions and stock, 1
per third aiticie treaty nineteenth September, eighteen s
hundred end fifty-three, live hundred and fifty dollars. t
Chipcouis amf Catapooias, of Cinpqua Valley, Oregon. — 1
For tn-st of five Instalments, of tbo third series, of annu
ity tor beneficial objects, to be expended as directed by I
thu IV,".i.ii.ut. per third article treaty nineteenth Sep- f
temhtr, cightecui hundred aud fifty-three, one thousand i
seven hundred dollars. I
For eleventh of fifteen Instalments for th* pay of a I
physician and purchaso of medicine*, per sixth article
treaty twenty-nintb November, eighteen hundred and I
ulty-lour, two thousand dollars. I
For el—enth of twenty instalments for tbe pay of a
teacher and purchase of books and stationery, per sixth i
article treaty twenty-ninth November, eighteen hundred
aad littv-ioui one thousand four hundred and fifty
CWllars.
Winnebagoes. —For Interest on one million dollars, at
WW per centum, per fourth article treaty first November,
eighteen huudred and thirtv-eeven, fifty thousand dol
lars.
For nineteenth of thirty Instalments of interest on
i eighty-five thousand dollars, at five per centum, per
fourth aiticie treaty thirteenth October, eighteen hun
dred end forty-six, four thousand two hundred and fifty
dollar*.
For the payment of goods purchased for the Winneba
goes, Mississippi, gioux, and Yaocton Sioux, to replace
those lost by the bui; n jlng of the steamer "" Welcome "
at Saint Louis, on the fifteenth day of July, eighteen
hundred and slxty-fbar, fiftysfour thousand. **v*n hun
dred and sev*nty-one dollars sad aightytbre* cents; and
to replace the goods dsstiseu for Indians in Nsw Mexico,
* A
_ j
i« which were burned ou the. steamer ' Welcome" at .mhh
la Louis on the filteenth day of Jul/, eigfcteefl hundred
id and sixty-four, two thousnudseven hundred and forty-five
dollars and eighty-three cents; and to replaeo t\ l(J gooda
% destined for Indians iv the Territory of I'tah, which were
id burned on one of the wagons tunosportfng the same
er from Nebraska City to Utah on the twenty-second day of
or August, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, six thousand
of three hnndred and thirty-one dollars and thirty-eight
mi cents: Pro-uPd, Aowrrv*. That any moneys to be re
covered for insurance upon said goods shall bo refunded
,-o to the Treasury of the United States,
tv For the payment of awards made by the Secretary of
id the Interior, to he paid ns damagw growing out of the
a- toss and destruction of improvements made upou the
lands known as the tViniK-bapi Reservation, in Blue.
td F.urth County, Minnesota, by the bona fide actual settlers
>r thereon, under the pre-emption laws of the United States,
r, before the same was selected and set apart as an Indian
I- reservation, and which award was made pursuant to an
act of Congress entitled "An act for the relief of pre
i- emptors on the home reservation of the Wlnnebagoes, in
y the Blue .Earth region In the State of Minnesota," ap
;- proved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
and to be paid to tho several parties named in the m\U\
i> award, seven thousand three hundred and two dollars
i- and six cents.
0 Yancton Tribe of Siour.— For seventh often Instal
ments to be paid to them or expended for their benefit,
f commencing with the year In which they shall remove
h to and settle and reside upon their reservation, per fourth
d article .treaty nlmdeenth April, eighteen hundred and
fifty-eight, sixty fivo thousand dollars.
Catapnoiaa, Mohdla, and f'lackamas Indians, of Wtttfr
h mdte Vallry. —For first of five Instalments of the second
i- purfM of annuity for beneficial obj cts, per second article
treaty twenty-second January, eighteen hundred und
« fifty-five, six thousand flvu hundred dollars.
X F\>nras. — For the second of ten instalments of the
i- second Hf-rles, to bo paid to them or expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year in which they shall
d remove to and settle upon the tract rsserved for their
h future homes, per second article treaty twelfth March
■d eighteeu hnndred and fifty-eight, ten thousaud dollars.
For seventh of ten instalment* tor the establishment
<-- and maintenance of one or more mnuunl-labor schools,
x under tho direction of the President, per second article
treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight,
ip. five thousand dollars.
i- For seventh of ten Instalments, or during the pleasure
i, of the President, to be expended In furnishing said In
dians with such aid and assistance In agricultural and
r, mechanical pursuits, Including the working of the mill
y provided for in the first part of this article, as the Secre
j. tary ot" th*< Interior may consider advantageous and ne
cessary for them, per second articlo treaty twelfth March,
g eighteen hundred and flfty-eljrht, seven thousand five
i- hundred dollars.
1- D'Wamish and other allied Tribes in Washington Ter
ritory.—Tor sixth instalment of one hundred and fifty
r, thousand dollars, under the direction of the President,
per sixth article treaty twenty-second January, eighteen
n hundred nnd fifty-five, ten thousand dollars,
i- i\>r sixth Of twenty instalments for tho establishment
i- nnd support of an uCTieultnnd and Industrial school, and
to provide said school with a suitable instructor or mr
r j structors, per fourteenth article treaty twenty-second
i January, eighteeu huudred aud fifty-five, three thousand
dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for the eatablishmen
? and support of a smith and carpenter shop, and to fur
nish them with the necessary tools, per fourteenth article
. treaty twenty-second January, eighteen hundred and
. fifty five, five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for the employment of
1 a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and physician, who shall
furnish medicines for the sick, per fonrteenth article
treaty twenty-second January, eight-en hundred and
i fifty-five, four thousand six hundred dollars
Makah Tribe. —For Inst of three instalments on thirty
thousand dollars, under the direction of the President,
per fifth"article treaty thirty-first January, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-five, two thousand dollars
For sixth of twenty Instalments for the support of an
agricultural and Industrial school, nnd for pay of teachers,
per eleventh article treaty thirty-first January, eighteen
hundred aud fifty-five, two thousand five hundred do.-
-• lars,
ior sixth of twenty instalments tor support of a smith
■ and carpenter's shop* and to provide the necessary tools
. therefor, per eleventh articlo treaty thirty-first January,
I eighteen hundred nnd fifty-five, five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for the employment of
i n blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and physician, who Khali
t furnish medlclnts for tho sick, per eleventh article treaty
;, thirty-first January, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, four
h tbousaud six huudred dollars.
d Walla-Walla, Cayuse.and Umatilla Tribes.— For first of
fivt Instalments of second serist, to he expended under
I- the direction of tho I resident, per second article treaty
t ninth Juue, eighteen hundred and fifty-live, six thousand
n dollars.
h For sixth of twenty instalment* forthe purchase of all
id necessary mill filters* and mechanical tools, medicines,
d nnd hospital stores, books and stationery for school-*, and
y furniture for the employees, per fourth article ti'eaty
n ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, three thou
u sand dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for the pay and snb
r sistonce of ono superintendent of farming opumtions, one
. farmer, two millers, one blacksmith, one wagon nnd
plough maker, one carpenter and joiner, ono physician,
1 and two teachers, per fourth article treaty ninth Juue,
o eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, o even thousand two hun
ts, dred dollars.
d For sixth of twenty instalments for the pay of each Of
the head chiefs of the AValla-Waila, Cayuse, aud Umatilla
0 bands, the sum of five hundred dollars per annum, per
i- fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred und
fifty-five, one thousand five hundred dollars.
n For bixth of twenty instalments fur salary for the son
t. of Pio-pio-mox-mox, per fifth article treaty ninth June,
d eighteen hundred and fifty-five, one huudred dollars.
Yakatna Xatian— For tho first of five instalmerts, of
r st'cond aeries, fur beneficial objects, nt the discretion of
d the President, per fourth article treaty ninth Juno, eigh
teen hundred andfilty-tive, eight thoUMiud dollars.
d For sixth of twenty insta'nients fur tho support of two
il schoo'S. oue of which is to bean agricultural and indus
d trial school; keeping in repair school-buildings, and for
providing suitable furniture, books, and stationery, per
c fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
•- tifty-flvu, five hundred dollars.
9 For sixth of twenty instalments for the employment of
i- one superintendent of teaching and two teachers, per
fifth article treaty ninth June, elghteon hundred nnd
y fifty-five, threo thousand two hundred dollars,
i- For sixth of twenty instalments for the employment of
i. one superintendent of farmiug and two farmers, two inii
e lers, two blacksmiths, oue tinner one gunsmith, one car
•, penter, and one wagon and plough maker, per fifth article
\. treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, nine
c thousand four hundred dollars.
•, For sixth of twenty Instalments for keeping in repair
saw nnd flouring mills, and for furnishing the necessary
- tools nnd fixtures, per fifth article treaty ninth June,
t eighteen huudred and fifty-five, five hundred dollars.
r For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping in repair
- the hospital, and p-ovlding the necessary medicines and
i* fixtures therefor, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eigh
teen hundred nnd fiftj-five, threo hundred dollars.
c For sixth of twenty Instalments for tbe pay of n phy
- slciau, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eifch ecu huu
- dred und fifty-five, one thousand four huudred dollars
For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping In repair
• the buildings required for the various employees, and for
i providing the necessary furuitmo therefor, per fifth arti
cle treaty ninth .Juue, eighteen hundred and fifty-five,
f threo hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for tho salary of such
- persons a- the said confederate tribes nod bands of Indians
may select to bo their head chief, per filth article treaty
v ninth June, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, fivo huudred
s dollars.
, yet Perce Indians. —For six of twonty Instalments for
the support of two schools, one of which to be an ngri
i, cultural and Industrial school; keeping in repair school
; buildings, and for providing suitable furniture, books,
• and stationery, per fifth article treaty eleventh June,
f eighteen huudred and fifty-five, five hundred d liars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for the employment of
3 one superintendent of teaching and two teachers, per
1 fifth articlo treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and
fifty-five, three thousand two hundred dollars.
c Fur sixth of twenty instalments for keeping in repnir
1 blacksmiths', tinsmiths', gunsmiths', carpentars' and
wagon and plough makers' shops, and for providing
i necessary tools therefor, per fifth article treaty eleventh
ti June, eighteeu hundred and fifty-five, fivo hundred dol
d lars.
For sixth of twenty Instalments for the employment of
r one superintendent of farming,and two Urnicr-, two
a millers, two blacksmiths, one tinner, one gunsmith,
one carpenter, and one wagon and plough maker, per
a tilth article treaty eleventh June, ciakfeen hundred and
•, fifty-five, nine thousand four huudreiPUollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping in repnir
c -aw and flouring mills, nnd for furnishing tho necessary
-• tools and fixtures therefor, per fifth articlo treaty
a eleventh June, oighteen hundred and fifty-five, five huu
died dollars.
i- For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping in repair
0 thehosj.ital, and providing the necosaary mudiciues and
h furniture therelor, per fifth article treaty eleventh June,
.c eighteen hundred and fifty-five, three hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for pay of a physician.
H per fifth article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred
r, and fifty-five, one thousand four hundred dollars,
F r first of five instalments of second series, for bene
n ficial objects, nt the discretion of the President, per fourth
t, article treaty eleventh Juue, eighteen hundred and fifty
l- five, eight thousaud dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping in repair
d the building;* for the various employees, aud for provid
i- ing the necessary furniture therefor, per fifth article
f treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty-five,
i three hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for the salary of such
, persons as the tribe may select tj bo their head chief, per
fifth article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred aud
i fifty-five, five hundred dollars.
Flatheads and other confederate tribes.— Por the second
of five instalments on one hundred and twenty thousand
i dollars, beiug the second series, for beneficial objects, nt
the discretion of the President, per fourth article tivaty
1 tixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fitty-five, five thou
sand dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for tho support of an
agricultural and indu-tiial school, keeping in repair the
, buildings, and providing suitably furniture, books, and
stationery, per fifth article treaty -sixteenth July, eigh
teen hundred und fifty five, three hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for providing suitable
Instructors therefor,' per filth article treaty sixteenth
! July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, one thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping in repair
, blacksmiths', tin and gunsmiths', enrpehte s', and wagou
aud plough makers' shops, and providing necessary tools
therefor, per filth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred nnd flttv-flve, five hundred dollars.
For t.ixth of twenty instalments for the employment of
1 two farmer*), two millers, one blacksmith, one tinner, one
gunsmith, one carpenter, and one wagon and one plough
1 maker, per fifth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred aud fifty-five, seven thousand four hundred dol
) For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping m repair
saw and flouring mills, and for furnishing the necessary
tools and fixtures therefor, per fifth article treaty slx
i teenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, five hun
i dred dollars.
J For sixth of twenty instalments for keeping in repair
J the hospital, and providing the necessary medicines and
furniture therefor, per fifth article treaty sixteenth July,
t eighteen hundred and fifty-five, three hundred dollars.
", For sixth of twenty instalments for pay of a physician,
I- per fifth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred
and filty-flve, one thousnnd four huudred dollars,
n For sixth of twenty Instalments for keeping in repair
st the building*) required for the furious empl»yees, and
i- furni-liiuf ntHH-HHtv furniture therefor, per fifth article
y treaty skfinnth July, eighteen hundred and fifty-five,
three huudred dollars,
i- For sixth of twenty instalments for the pay of each of
>c the heodj|iiefs of the Flathead, Kooteuay, and Upper
Pend d'Oftllles tribes, per fifth article treaty sixteenth
n July, eighteen hundred aud flfty-flve, fifteen hundred dol
>- lars.
d Transportation of annuity goods and provisions for tht
9, i flathsad Indians, per fifth ortivle of ths treaty of July
t sixteenth, stelnooi. hundred and fifty-live, for the prtwnt
I fiaeftJ year, dITM HnniWl.ll nine hundred nnd twenty
l* dollars and forty-one cents, or so mui-h thei -eofaa shall he
■i nee*ssary.
-, Insurance nnd tmnsportation of annuity of goods and
S provisions for the Flathead Indians, pt?r fifth nrt'eJeot
f the treaty of July (sixteenth, eighteen hundred and flfty
| five, for the fl<cal rear ending June thirtieth. eighteen
- hundred and slxtv-six, eleven thousand nine hundred nnd
. twenty dollars and forty-one cent-, or so much UiMMVa
1 shall be uereßsiirv. ._.*_.
Owi federate Tnhst and Hands tij Indian* tit Muidle
r OlHiWll i fill firs) til five Ju-*tahnenfs, second leHM, of six
• thousand dollars, fur beneficial obfeets, at the. di«erotlon
lof the President, per MOOttd article treaty twenty-filth
I June, ftgtitffn hundred and fifty-live, six thousand, dol-
For sixth of Instalments for pay .md HbcUkADCC
|of one former, one blacksmith, and one wagon and one
I plough maker, 'per fourth article treaty twenty-firth
. Juno, eighteen hundred and ility-five. three thousand five
hundred dollars. «
For sixth of twenty Instalments tor pay and subsis
tence of one physician, one sawyer, one miller, one
i superintendent of liirming operations, and one tsehool
i teacher, per fourth article treaty twenty-fifth June, eigh
teen hundred and fifty-fire. Its thflWMllll si* hundred
dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalment* fur payment of salary
to the head chief of said confederate hand-*, per fourth
article treaty twenty-tilth Juno, eighteen hundred and
fifty-five, five hundred dollars.
Mold indium.— For sixth of t n n instalments for keep.
Ing In repair saw and fDOft&f mills, nud fur the puy of
neees=ary employees, the benefits of which to be t-hared
a!ik" by ill the confederate bonds, per second article
treaty twenty first December, eighteen hundred and fifty
flv*-, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For sixth of ten instalments for the pay of a carpenter
and joiner to aid In erecting buildings and making fur
niture for said Indians, and to furnish tools in wild
service, per second irttoM treaty twenty-first December,
rich teeu hundred nnd fifty-five, two thousand dollars.
For pay of teachers to manual labor school, for all
necessary materials therefor, and for the Bub distance of
the pupils, per secoud article treaty twentv-fip-t Decem
ber, eighteeii hundred and fifty-rive, three 'thousand dol
lar*.
Qui-nai-dt and Quil-Uh-ute Indians.— For last of three
instalments on twenty-five thousand dollars (being the
third series), for beneficial objects, under the direction of
the President, per fourth article treaty first .Inly, eigh
teen linudrcd and fifty-five, ono thom_nd six hundred
dollars.
. For sixth of twenty Instalments for the support of an
agricultural aud industrial school, and for pay of suitable
instructors, Per tenth article treaty July, eighteen
hundred and fifty-five, two thousand five hundred d<>l
bis.
For sixth of twenty instalments for tuppor of smith
and cirpent:-r shop, and to provide tho necessary Tools
therelor, per tenth articlo treaty first July, ■dghteVu hun
dred and fifty five, five hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instilments for the employment of
a blacksmith, carpenter, and farmer, and a physician,
who shall furnish medicines for the stcfc, per tenth-article
treaty fir.t July, eighteen huudred and fli'.y-fivo, four
thousand six hundred dollars.
S'Klallams,— For hist of three insta'ments on eixtv
thousuud dollars (being the third series), under the direc
tion of the President, per fifth article treaty twentv-Mxth
January, eighteen hundred and fifty lour thousand
dollars.
For slx[th] of twenty instalments for the support of an
a.ricultu al and Industrial school, and for pay ft* suite*
ble teachers, per eleventh article treaty twenty-sixth Jan
uary, eighteen hundred and fifty-five two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For sixth of twenty instalments for tho employment of
a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and a phvslcian, who
shall famish medicines forthe sick, per eleventh article
tieety twenty-Jxtb January, et.hte. v hundred nnd fifty
five, four thousand six hundred dollars.
Ottawa Indians of •Blanchurtfs Fatk and Roche de.
• Alii/. — For third of four instalments, in money, bor
fourth article treaty twenty-fourth June, eighteen hun
dred nnd sixty-two, eight tVonsrtnd five hundred dollars.
For interest on sevtateeu thousand dollar... at five per
centum, per fourth article treaty twenty-fourth June
i IghtOSß hundred and .-.ay-two, ttftbt hundred aud fifty
dollars.
For this amount, being the first of four instalments of
the principal and interest to Juno thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two. payable for stock* held by tho
Government, one thousand six huudred aud (Ulv-five.
dollar a and thirty-eight cents,
For interest ou one thuu-n d six hundred and lU'ty-five
p dollar.- Horn July first eighteen huud cil ami sixty-two,
.to Juue thirtieth, eighteeu hundred and sixty five, two
hundred, and ninety-sewn dollars and ninety _i\ couts.
1 For second of tour instalments of tho principal and in
terest due on stock, two thousand eight hundred and
I forty-nine dollai-va-'dci hiy-seven couth
Ft interest on the balincoof the stock, eight thousand
I five hundred and forty nine dollars and sixty-one
. held in trust from Junt thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
. sixty-two. io Juno thirtieth, eights v bundled and sixty
five, one thousand five hundred and thirty-eight dollars
and ninety-three OMkifc
For third oi four lusbilmenU of tho principal sum held
in stocks by tho Uovernmnit, to be paid as auuuit.v in
eighteen bundled und lUty-SiX, two thousand eight huu
dred und forty-nluo dollar* and L-ighiy-sevt-n cents.
For .ntereston five thousand six hundr d and ninety
nine dollars end seventy-four cents, from June thirtieth,
• eighteen hundred and sixiy-five, to Juno thirtieth, oigh
■ teeu hundred and sixty-six, two hundred and forty-one
dollars and nlnetv-eight cents.
\ Arapihoes and Chcytnne Indians of i 7« Upper Ar
ttttfloj Kiv€i\~- For till Ii of fifteen instalments of annuity
,of thirty thotuand dottars. to be expended for their ben
] flit—that is tv fay*, fifteen thousand dulhirs per annum
for each tribe, commencing with the year in whkii they
t - shall remove and settle upon their reservation—thirty
f thousand dollars,
For third of five Instalments to provide th" said In
dfaol with a mill suitable for sawing timber and grinding
, grain, one or more mechanic, shops, w.th ttfMasory tools
for the same, and dwolling-huu-t's for au interpreter,
miller, engineer for mill (ii one be necessary), fanners,
. and Iho mtrhan.es that may bo employed for their beu
; elit. five thousand dollars
For transportation and necessary expenses of delivery
of annuities, goods, and provisions, live thousand dull.irs.
For insurance, transportation, and necessary expenses
Of thed livery of annuities and provisions to the Chip*
pewas of Lake Superior, five thousand seven hunched and
f sixty-two dollars and Hixty three cents.
For insuranco, traiispoi'tition. and necessary expenses
of the delivery uf annuities and provisions tv the Chip*
, pewas of the three thousand eight hundred
und eighty-six dollars uud seventy-five ceuts.
Chippewas of Krd Luke, and I'vmbina Tribe of Chip
pewaz.—For annuity t. bo udd per capita to the Red
Lnke band of Chippewas, during the pleasure of the
President, per third urticle treaty second October, eigh
teen huudred and sixty-three, and second article supple
ment iry to treaty twelfth April, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, ten thousand dol.an.
For this amount to tho fvmMna bahd of Chippewas,
during the pleasure of the President, five thousaud dol
lars.
For the second of fifteen instalments to be expended
anuually for tho purpose of t*upplyin>; them with gilltug
twine, cotton matter, calico, Imaaj, blaukets, sheeting,
flannel?, provisions, farming tools, and for such other
useful articles, und for such other useful purposes as may
be deemed for their best interests, per third article sup
pluuiontal treaty of twelfth April, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, eight thousand dollaiß.
For the second of fifteen Instalments for samo objects
for tbe Fembina band of Chippewas, lour thousand dol
lars
For second of fifteen Instalments for pay of one black
smith, one physician, who shall furnish mediciue for the
sick, one miller ami one farmer, three thousand nine
hundred dollars
For second of fifteen Instalments far the purchase of
iron and steel and other articles tor blacksmithiug pur
poses, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For second of fifteen instalments, to be expended for
carpenteriug nnd other purposes, one thousand dollars.
lor second of fifteen Instalmouts, to defr.-y the expenses
of a board of visitors, to consist of not more than threu
persons, to attend upon the annuity payments of the said
Chippewa ludlans, whof-o tralary shall not exceed five
dollars per day, nor more than twenty days, and ten
cents per mile fur traveling expenses, and not to exceed
three huudred mile , three hundred and ninety dollai*.
For insurance and ti-au.->portation of annuity goods aud
provisions, and anrtfrfal for building mill, including ma
chinery, irou and steel for blacksmiths, for tbe Chippewas
of Red Lake and Fembina tribe, ten thousand dollafjfu
For the first payment per fourth article of the tr V^. v "
of October secoud, eighteen huudred and sixty-tnree, to
be expanded iv tbe of powder, lead, twine, or
such other beneficial p'urpises ns thi chiefs m*y request,
to be equitably distributed among the said b„nd?, two
thousand dolhtrs.
For tho sum of five hundred dollars to be paid to o.ich
i f the seven chiefs of eaid baud-i, at the first payment, to
enable each to build for h mseli n house per fifth article
treaty October secoud, eighteen hundred aud sixty-ihvoe,
three thousand five hundred UjUart.
2-i-stVn. Bands of Shoshonus.—For tecond of twenty
Instalments, to be expended, under thy direction of the
President, in the purchase uf such article! as ho may deem
suitable to their wants, either as hunters or herdmieo.
ten thousand dollars.
Wts4srn Bunds of S'toihojua.—fov flwt of twenty in
stnlments in such articles, including cattle tor herding or
other purposes, as the I resident shall deem suitable I<>r
their wants and cwiditiuu, either as hunters or herds
men, per seventh a tcio treaty October first eighteun
hundred aud sixty-three, tor the fiscal year ending Juue
thirtieth, eighteen hundred und sixt; !'„ve, five tuousuud
dollars.
For second of twenty instalments fir same obje-'ta for
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen huudied
aud sixty-six, five tiu-u-and dollars.
Sarthicentern Bands of Shoihowcs. —fat second ot
twenty instalments, to bt expended, under the dim lion
of tho Presid nt, in the pmeluuje. of taich articles as ho
may deem suitable t't th.*ir wauts, either as hunter* or
h-rdsmeii. five thousand iollar-.
Voship Bunds of S/iostivneet. —For second of twenty in
stalme ta, to he expended, under the direction ol the
.'undent, in the purchase of such articles, including
cattle for herding, or other purposes, as ho shall deem
suitable for their wants and couditi.in, either as hunt -
men or herdsmen, oik* thousand dollars.
Creel JYatiun. —For interest on two hundred thousand
dollars, at five per centum per annum, as permanent nn
nuitv to bo paid them in money, or for aucn mechanic al
labor •.. use!ut articles ns the tiecretary of the Interior
may from time to time direct, ten thousand dollar--.
For payment of second of five in-talmeuts, to be ex
pended for their beueftt in the purchase of stuck, horses,
sheep, cloth : ng, and such other articles as the Secretary
of tho Interior, with the council of said nation, may
direct, forty thousand dollars.
Indian Service in _Wm JKllftHn ■■ Jit general incidental '
expenses of the Indiau service In New Mexico, preseots '
of goods, agricultural implements, and other useful '
articles, nnd to assist them to locate iv permanent abodes, ■
andiuntoiti themselves by the pursuits of civilized life, ■
to be expended under the directum of the Secretary of the *
Interior, fifty thousand dollars. 1
htijmm Serricein tht District of Country leased from
th > f Qr t,,e Indians lately residing in Texas.— '
For me expenses of colonizing, supporting, and furnish- X
ing agricultural implements and stock, pay of neces-tary
employees, purchase of clothing, medicines, iron and steel, *
and mHinteuancij of schools for Indians hitelv residing iv {
Texas, to be expended under tho dirertlou of the Secre- *
tary of the Interior, ien thousand dollars. ■
for the XTichitas and other Palliated Bands.— For the l
expenses of colonising, supporting, and furnishing said *
namta with agnctiltmal iinplemmits and stock pay of
necessary employees, purchase of clothing, mediciaaa, '
iron and steel, and maintenance of schools, t« be oxpendl (
ed under the direction of the Secretury of the Interior
twenty thousand dollars. ' ■
Miscellaneous.— For the general incidental expenses of \
the Indian service in California, including travelling ex
pensvs of the superintending agents, sevea thousand five t
hundred do'lara, ,
For tbo purchase of cattle for beef and milk, together <
with clothing and food.' teams and farming tools tat )
ludians 1a CuLiornia ; flfty-fiv« thousand dollan. .
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For tho compensatl.in of live extra clerks, employed in
the Indian office under the nets of fifth August eighteen
huudied und fifty four, and third March, eighteen huu
dred and aitn-flve, and uuder appropriation, made from
year to year, seven thousand dollars: Provided Thnt the
shM extra clerks shall uot be employed aft r the thirtie h
June ei-jhtecn hnndred and unless specially
I ptovljeil for by law. * -»
For ■cumpeusatlon of one clerk In the Indian office to
enable the Secretary of the Interior to carry out the re'™
hUioiiH prescribed to give effect to the seventh secti, iTof
the net of March thlnl, eighteeu hundred and nltv-ilve
grunting bounty lands to Indians, fomtein hundred dol
lars • Pmided That the said clerk shall not be employed
niter the thirtieth day of June, eighteen huudnft and
sixty-six, unless specially provided for by law.
For compensation of two extra clerks In tbe Indian
ofhee, employed la carry out Ihe treaty with the Chickn
saws n the adjustment of their claims, two tbousaud
eight hundred dollars; Provided, That the said extra
clerk Hindi not be employed after the thirtieth day of
June ■, cljbtecn hundred and sixty six, unless spocially
provided for by law.
For insurance, transportation, nnd ne-essary expenses
ol tho delivery of annuities nnd provlslone to the Indian
tnlies in Minnesota nnd Michigan, twenty thousand three
hundred and fifty dollars and sixty-two cents
ror insurance, transportation, s'nd neceeaary expenses
of tbo delivery ol Pawnee, I'ouca, and Ynn'cton Sioux
annuity goods and provisions, ten thousand dollars,
tor expenses or transportation aud delivery of annuity
goods to the Iliackfoet ludhius, for tho vetir seventeen
tbousaud dollars.
For expenses attending the vaccination of Indians
two i ion .md five hundred dollars.
For the general Incidental expenses of the Indian
service In Oregon and Washington Turritorv, including
Insurance nnd transportation of anuuity 'goods and
presents, (where no special provision therefor is made by
treutles.) nil office and travelling expenses of the super
intendent and sub-agents, thirty-five thousaud dollars.
For defraying the expenses of the removal nnd tubsis
tence of Indians in Oregon nnd Washington Territory,
(not parties to any treat.,) nnd for pay of necessary em
ployees, fifty thousand dollars.
Indian Service in Nevada.— For the general Incidental
expeuses of the Indian service lv Nevada, presents of
goods, agricultural Implements, and other useful articles,
aud to assist them to locate in permaueut abed, s, end
sustain themselves by the pursuits of civilized life, to be
expended under the direction of the Secreterv of the In
terior, twenty-five thousand dollars.
Indian Service in Utah Territory.—Vox the general
Incidental expenses of the Indian service In Utah Terri
tory, presents of goods, agricultural lmpleme <ts, and
other useful articles, and to assist tlieu to locale in perma
nent abodes, and sustain themselves by the pursuits of
civilized Hie, to be expended under the direction ot the
Secretary of the Interior; twenty-five thousand dollars.
Mian Service in Colorado Territory.—For the general
incidental expenses of tbe Indian service in Colorado
Territory, presents of goods, agricultural implements,
aud other useful articles, and to assist them to locate in
permanent abodes, mid sustain themselves by the pur
suits of civilized life, to be expended under the direction
of tiie Secretary of the Interior, twenty-five thousaud
dollars.
For payment of inteiest on flftKcn thousand dollars,
abstracted binds, for tho fiscal yo.u- ending Jute thir
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty fiv.', for the Cherokee
school-fund, nine hundred dollars.
For payment of Interest on sixty-eight thousand dol
lars.
For payment of Interest on sixty-eight thousand dol
lars, abstracted bonds, for the fiscal year ending Juue
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-tivo, of the Chero
kee national fiiud, four thousand and eighty doliurs.
Navajo Indians in New Mexico. —For subslstauce for
the .Nu.tjo Indians, aud for the purchase of agricultural
implements, seeds aud other articles necessary for breuk-
Ing the ground on the reservatiou upon the Pecos itlvcr,
oat hundred thousand dollars : Provid d That any part
of said sum may bo used to furuish wool or other ne
ce-sarymntcrlals to snld Indiuns to be by them manu
factured into clothing and blanket*.
I or payment of Utter, st on one million six hundred
and ninety thousand threo hundred dollars. uoti-pn>lng
stock held bl ihe Secretary of the Interior in trust for
vi riou Indian tribes, up to and Including the interest
puv idle July first, eighteen Inmdrod aud sixty six. four
b inlred nnd forty-six thousand foul" hundred aud Ihirty
threo dollars slid fifty ceuts.
For subsisiene , clothing, and general incidental ex
penses nl' the Sisseion. Wahpaton, Mid.iwtikunton, ttud
Wnhpakoota bands of Sioux or Dakota Indians, at their
n.-w homes, one hundred thouiaud dollars.
Indian Service in Idaho 'territory .—lV'or the general in
cidental expenses of the Indian .ervlM In Idaho Terri
tory, presents oi goods, agricultural implements, and
other useful urticles, nnd to" assist then, lo locate in per-
I inaucnt abodes, mid sustnln themselves by the pursuits of
civilised life to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of tht Interior, twenty thousand dollars.
Indian Service in the Territory of Aritona. —For tho
■ generul incidental expenses of the Indian service in Hie
i Territery of Arizona, presents of goods, agricultural lm-
I pleiuents, and other useful urticles. and to assist liiciu to
j locate in permanent abodes, and sustain themselves by
the pursuits of- civilized lira, to he expended under the
direction of the Secretary of the Interior, twenty thou- j
sand dolnrs.
All that part of tht public domain iv the territory of I
Arizona, lying west of n direct lino from Ifall-Wnv Bend I
to Corner Rota on the Colorado River, containing uliotit
beventy-ilve thousand acres of land, shall be set apart lor
an ludiiin reservation lor the Indians of said river and 1 s
tributaries.
To supply deficiencies in the Indian serrico in Arizona
Territory, twelve thousaud nine hundred dollars lor the
present fiscal year.
Indian Service in Montana Territory.—Tor the general
incidental expenses ol t!.o Indian service In Montana
Territory; presents of goods, agricultural implements, and
oUu-tueiul articles, and to lariat them to locate in per
manent abodes, mid su-tuiu themselves by the pursuits ol
civilized life, to be expended uuder the directiou of the
SecreUiry ot thu Interior, twenty thousand dollars
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to negotiate a
.treaty with the Blackfowt and oilier tribes of Indians o
reliuqui-h so much of their reservation as lies souih of
the Mi.-'souri River, fifteen thousand dollars.
California. —For pay of one phy-iclau, ono black-smith,
on. asjlstant blacksmith, ono farmer, one carpenter, upon
each of" the four reservation* of California, at the rate of
fifty dollars per month, twelve thousand dollars.
Imiiim Service in Dakota Territory.—For the general
incidental expenses of the Indian service. In Dakota Ter
ritory, presents of goods, agricultural implements, and
other useful articles, and to assist them to locate in per
manent abodes, and sustain themselves by tho-pursults of
civilized life, to le expended under tht direction of the
S'-cretary of 'he lu'erior, twenty thousand dollars.
To enable the agent of the Ya'nkton Sioux to restore to
the friendly members of said tribe the goods and pro
perty and provisions taken from theni by the troops of
tile United States, ten thousand dollars.
To enable tho superintendent of Indian affairs of Da
kotu Territory, under the directiou of tho President, to
negotiate a treaty of peace and nmlty with the hostile
Sioux, nnd other hostile tribes allied with theui, twenty
thousand dollars.
Forthe transportation and necessary expenses of de
livery ol provisions to the Indians witiiln the Utah eu
pcriiiteudeucy, twenty-two thousaud five hundred dol
lars.
For salary of a spc-lal agent to take charge of IVinno
batta and Pottawat inio Indians now in the State of
Wisconsin, ono thousand five hundred dollars.
Tdieouaclte. Band of Utah Indians. —For th* first of
ten instalments for the purchase of goods, under the di
rection of the Secretary of tbe Interior, per eighth article
treaty of October seventh, eighteen huudred and sixty
three, nnd Senate amei.dmunt of March twenty-firth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, ten thousand didiart,
For the same for the year endiug thirtieth of Juno,
eighteen hundred nnd sixty-live, ten thousand dollars.
For the first of ten instalments for the purchase of pro
visions, under the direction of the Secretary of the Inte
rior, ten thousand dollars.
For the same for ihe year ending thirtieth of Jnne,
eighteen hundred and sixty-five, ten thousand dollars.
For the purchase of five American stallions, per ninth
article treaty seventh October, eighteen hundred and
si.vty-thrio, aud Senate amendment uf twenty filth
Mo ..li, eighteen huudred and slxty-4'our, two thousand
dollars.
For the first of five instalments, to be applied for the
purp-.sm of agriculture, and for tbe purchase of farming
utensils and stock animals, teu'tbousaud dollars.
For the samo for the year ending thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-five, ton thousand debars.
For Insurance, transportation, and neiteral Incidental
expenses of the delivery of goods, provisions, and stock,
live thousand dollars.
Winnebago and IWawatomie Indians of Wisconsin.—
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to take charge of
certain stray bands of Wlnnehago and Pottawatomie
ludiaus in the State of Wisconsin, teu thousand dolla.-s.
Chippewas of the Mississippi ami Pdiagtrt and Lake
Winntuagoshish Bunds of Chipp:wa Imlians in Minne
sota.—-For this amount to be applied In payment low.uds
the settlement of claims fur depredations" committed by
siud Indians in eighteen hundred and sixty-two, per thi d
article ef the treaty May seven, eighteen hnndred and
sixty-four, for tbe present fiscal year, twegty thousand
dollars.
For this amount to be paid to the chiefs of tb. Missis
sippi bands of Chippewas upon th* ratification of this
truaty, per third Rrtlele treaty May seven, eighteen huu.
dred and sixty-.our, for the present fiscal year, ten thou-
MM d dolli.rs.
For this amount to be paid to the chief Ilole-in-the-
Day for depredations committed in burning his houseand
liirniture in eighteeii hundred aud slxiy-two, per third
articlo treaty Slay soveu, c ghteen hundred uud sixty
tour, for the present fiscal year, live thousand dollar*.
For clearing, stumping, grubbing Jbrouking, nndjplnnt.
ing ou the reservation hereby set apart for the CbippeVff.s
oi .Mississippi, in lots of i*si h-ss than ton acres each, for
tne live bad— of Indians, per lourth urticle of treaty
M.iy seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, for the j
present fiscal year, sevon thousand five hitudred dollars.
For this amount to be expended in building for each ol
the chiefs of tho five bunds of the Chippewas of Missi- 1
sippi, provided for In tho fourth article or tho treaty oi I
\fiv s veil, eighteen huudred und siuty-four, one house
each, under tne direction of the Secretary of tht Interior '
fir the lisc.il year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred' '
and sixty-six, fivo thousand dollars. .
For first ul teu instalments to furnish said Indians '
with ten yoko of good work-oxen, twenty log chains two
bur dred grubbing hoes, teu plunglit, two grindstones, '
■me hundred axes, handled, twenty spades, aud other '
binning Implement*, per fifth article tieatv May seven. '
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, lm- the present fiscal '
year, one thoti-and five hundred dollars. '
For the same object for the fiscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, one thousand five '
hundred dollars.
For the employment of two carpenters, one thousand
eight hundred dollars, and two blacksmiths,ons thousand
eight hundred dollars; four farm laborers, two thousand
lour hund—d dollars; onepbysioiaii, one thousaud two
hundred dollars; and medicine for sick, five hundred
dol'ars, per fifth article treaty May seven, eighteen hun
dred nnd sixty-four, for the preseut fiscal year, seven j
thousand seveii hundred dollars. ___ ...» i
For the same object lor the fiscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hnndred and sixty-six, seven thousand "
seven hundred dollars. .... . .. . . ,
For this amount to be applied towards the support of a
saw-mill to bo built for the common use of tht Chippies I
or Mississippi, and the Red Lake and Pembina haiKjT of
Chippewas, so long as the President may deem it neces
snrv per sixth article treaty May seven, eighteen huu. (
dred and sixty-four, for the preseut fiscal year, one thou- i
sand dollars. ... .■:-.. _-'_■•. ~ J s
For the same object for tbe fiscal year ending June d
thirty, eighteen hundred end »ixty-*ix, one thoueand o
dollars. _ . _»____ P
For this amount to be expended in building a road '•
bridge*, *c„ to their now agency, per sixth article treaty t
May seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-fbur, for the t
present Bteal year, seven 'housand five humlred dollars n
For new agency buildings to be located by tha Secre- n
taryof tho-I terior for the common use of "the Chlppe- si
was of Mississippi. Re* Lake, and Pembina, and Pillager* n
and Lett Winnebngoshish bands of Chippewa Indians, tl
pet six th ai tide treaty May seven, eighteen huudred and d
slit;-four, lor the fiscal rear ending Juae thirty, *ight**a
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hundred und sixty-six twenty-five thousand dollar*, ors»
uiuoh thereof as tha 1 be necessary.
I'or pay of services and travelling expenses of a board
of visitors, to consist of not mote than Aye persons, to
: attnud th* annuity payments to ths Indians, and so forth,
. and to Inspect th* fields, buildings, mills, ami other im
provements p.s stipulsted in the set—th article treaty
Mi.v »cv en, eighteen hundred and sixty four, not exceed-
Ing'nuy one year more than twenty dais' service, at five
dollars per d'sv, or mors than three hundred miles travel,
' at ten cents per mile, for the fiscal ye r ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and siity-nix, six huudred and
til'tv dollars.
tor expenses of the removal of Chippewas of Missis
sippi, to their new homes, per twelfth article treaty May
seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, at a rate uot ex
ceeding ton dollars each person, tor the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, eleven thou
sand dollars, or so much thereof as shall be necessary.
Fur the expenses of subsistence of eleven hundred
' Chippewas, of the Mississippi, fur six months at their
new homes, at a rate uot exceeding thirty-eight conts per
day for each person, per twelfth article treaty May seven,
eighteen hnndred nnd sixty-lour, for the fiscal year end
ing Juno thirty, eighteen hundred and sixiy-six, seventy
live thousand two hundred mid forty dollars, or so much
thereof as sbiill he necessary.
fur transportation of subsistence for Indians, for six
months, to their new homes, per twelfth aiticie treaty
May seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-fuu , at a rate not
exceeding seven cents per pound, for the fiscal year end
ing June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, thirty
thousand four hundred and nineiy-two dollars, or se Lentil
thereof ns shall he necessary
For tbe payment of female teachois employ.d on ths
reservation to Instruct Indian girls in domestic .conomy.
per thirteenth article treaty May seven, eighteen hundred
nnd sixty-lour, lor the fiscal year ending June thirty,
eighteen humlred and sixty-six. one thousand dollars.
In. 2. And bed further enacted, That, to provide for
the usual distribution of medals among the chiefs of the
Indian tribes, the sum of live thousand dollars be, and
ihe same Is hereby, appropriated, out of any money In
the Treasury not otherwise npproprinted.
Sic. 8. AndU it further enacted, That the Secretary of
the Treasure Is untiiorlzed to pa, in coin such of the aa
-1 unities ns by th* terms of any treaty of the United State,
with nnv Indian tribe, are required to bo paid iv coin.
StC. 4. And be it further enucted, That each of the
duel's, warriors, and head* of Itunilfe* of the Stockbrldge
Munsee tribes of Indians residiug in the County of
Shuwnna and Stuto ol Wisconsin, may, under the direc
tion of the Societny of the Interior, cuter a homestead
end become entitled to all the benefits of an act entitled
' An net to securo homesteads to actual Settlers I n the
public domain," approved May twenty, eighteeu hundred
' and sixty-two, tree from any fee or charge whatever, and
any part of the lands being o pari of their preaent reser
vation, which may he abandoned ur.d.r the foregoing
provisions, mar bo sold under ths direction of the Secre
tary of the Interior, nud the proceeds applied for the
belied t of tuch Indians as may set.l* on laid homesteads,
to aid them lv improving the same. The said homestead
thus secured shall not be subject to any tax, levy, or sale
Whatever, nor shall the same be sold, conveyed, mort
gaged, or In any manner encumbered except upon th*
decree of th" Di-trict Court of the Uuited States, as her*.
unifier provided. Whenever any of -aid chief!, warriors,
or beads of —tallies of said tribes, having filed with ths
clerk of the District Court ol the United States a decla
ration of his intention to become a citizen of the United
States, and to dissolve nil relations wills any Indian tribe,
two years prevluus thereto, shall appear lv said Court,
and prove to the sa- isfnetion thereof, by the testimony of
two citizens of the Cl it.'d State-, that for live years last
past he has adopted the habits of civilised lire, that he
has ni.ili.ta ued hlmeelf nnd family by his owu Industry,
that he reads and .p -a— the English language, that he
Is well disposed to become a pi actable und uru rly citi
zen t aud that he bus sufficient capacity to manage bit
own affairs; 'he Court may enter a decree, admitting him
to ail the rights of a citizen of the United -kites end
thenceforth he shall be no longer held or treated as a
member Of any Indian tribe, but shull be 11 titled to all
the rights and privilege-, mid b* subject to all the duties
and liabilities to taxation of other citizens oi the United
9tctes. But nothing herein cotitnlued shall he construed
to deprive them of annuities to which they are or may bt
cniitlod.
Sec. ft And be it farther enacted, That the Secretary
of the Tuterior be, and he Is hereby, stub rized to expend
inch part oi the amount herein appropriated io carry into
elbct any treaty slipnlitihii with any tribe or tribes of
Indians, nil or any portion ol whom shall b'< lv a state of
actual hostility io tbe Government oi ihe United States,
including the Creeks, Choclnws, Cliickiisuws, Semtnoles,
Wicbitiis, and other ntliliutcd tribes, fl* v.ell as the c hero
ics v, ns may be found necessary to support such Indi
vidual members ol said tribes as* have b en driveu from
tin Ir homes or reduced t" want on account of their
friendship >« the United States, and enable them tv sub
i sist until the, cmi support themselves In their own coun
try Provided, That ah nccount sliull be keptof thesumt
i so paid for the benefit of Ihe suid membois of Bald tribes,
■ which account shall bo rendered to Congress, at the com
■ nienreinont of the next se-eion thereof, and all the pnr
i chases of articles for the pitrpose* nbove set forth, satju.il
be made of the lowest responsible bidder after sufficient
public notice by advertisement ina| prnprlutcnewspupcrs:
Provided, also. That the said Secretary ahull not b* re
quired to accept any hid which is in his Judgment unree-
I lonable in its character: Provided, further, That no part
of said annuities shall be expended for ludiaus outslduOf
the Indian Territory south ot Kausns, except In providing
1 tor such individual Indians or families as are tick ana
i I unable to remove to that territory, or tin-h a* maybe
driveu out of that territory by armed rebels, after tht
i passage of this act
i Sec 0. And be it further enacted That the Secretary
of the Treasury be, nnd ho is hereby, authorized and di.
I roc ted, in lien of ilia bunds lor the sum of two hundred
i and fifty thousand dollars, appropriated for the use of the
1 Clioctaw Indians, by an act entitled " An net makiug ap
■ pi-iipiintions for the torrent and contingent expenses of
f the Indian department, and for fulfilling treaty stipule
: tions with the various Indian tribee, tor the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty ■two/" approves!
March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, to pay to
> the Secretary oi iho Interior two huudred and tilty thou
f sand dollars for the rebel nnd support of individual mem
bers of Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole,
, 1\ icliitn. and other nfflllatcd tribes of InouVh'*,' who have
i been driveu inun their homes and reduced to want ou
f account of their friendship lo the government, as cjm,
teuiplated by the provisions of an act entitled "An set
I ranking appropriations for the current nnd contingent
• expenses of the Indies dcpurluienr, and lor lulfifilog
I treaty stipulation- with tho various ludian tribe* lor the
■ yon- ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and tixly
f three,'uppioved July filth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
I two.
Sic. 7. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of
i War be, und he is hereby, authorized to furnish the so
■ called refujeo ludiaus iv the ludian Teriitorysucbtempo
r liny reliel ns may he absolutely necessary, including
clothing and prevl ions during the residue of the fiscal
. year enJlmt tbe thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
i slxiyllve, to be ruruislied out of any niouey appropriated
. for the commissary ond qua. ttrtnatttr'* department:
Provided. That a detailed report shall be made to con
cress, at its uext session, of nil expenditures made for
• thoir relief.
Sic. 8. And be it further enacted, That any person whd
may drive or remove, except a* hereinafter provided, any
cattle, horses, or other stock from the Indian Territory
tor the purposes of trado or commerce, shall be gulltv of
: a felony, ami mi couvlctlou be punished by fine notex
seeding live thousand dollars, or by Imprisonment not
exceeding throe years, or by both such hue and ha.
; p. is ...I.lent.
i Slc.9. And be it further enaded, That tbe agent of each
. tribe oi Irdiaus, lawfully residiug In the snld Indian
Territory, b ■. and he is hereby, authorized to sill for th*
benefit ot snld Indians any cattle, horses, or other live
stock belonging to said Indians, aud not reuuired for
their use and subsistence, under such regulations as shall
. bs established by the Secretary ofthelutcrior: Provided,
. lhat nothing in this aud ths preceding section shall
luterlcre with the i xecution of any order lawfully Issued
by the Secretary of War, connected with the uiwtannt
or subsistence of the troops of the United States
, approved, March It, lttoo.
i*£ AC J for . ,u * ReUcf of «oe Occupants of the lands of
the au-Diisaiou of eau Jose, lv tb* state of Callfor.
Be it enacted by Ox Senate and Boutt of Reprt4tntatwti
V the Vnded Slates of Amniea in Congress assembled,
j mat every person who has the possession rightfully se
against all other, except the United States, or,belng out
Of pos.csslou, is, as agaiust all others ev«pt as aforesaid,
entitled to th* possession of auy portion of the tract of
md situate lv the couuty of Almeda,State of California,
known as the lauds of the ex-mlssion of San Jose, as In-
E ude.l m tbo map and survey thereof, made October.
eight, en huudred and sixty-four, by _. 11. Dyer, d.puty
United States surveyor, shall have the right, and the right
Is hereby granted to each aud every euch person, to enter
and purchase of the Uuited $ ates. at the sura or prist of
one dollar and tweuty-flve cents per acre, such portion of
•aid tract so rightfully possessed by him, her, or them, ot
to which he, she, or they may so have such right of iJos
session, whether such person claim the tame by convey-
MM lrom or under Audres Pico and Juan B. Alvarado.or
either of them, or by possession only i fVoeidsd, houmer.
I *MP W » O » entitled under this act to a parcel of less
jjiau eight acres shall iv all such cases pay ten dollars!**
Sec. 2, And be it further enacted. That every person
claiming any benefit uuder thi* net shall, within one year
rom Ihe passage thereof, present to tbe register aud re
ceiver of tbe United Slates hind office at Snu Francisco a
survey or plat of the portion uf said tract claimed by
!ihu, her, or them, and which shall exhibit the quarter
section or sections, or parts thereof, Included lv said plat.
made by or uud r thu direction of the Uuited flutes sur
veyur-geu«ra! for California, mid therewith a written
statement settlug forth the right of such claimant to en*
ter and pun-base such portion under tbo provisions of
this act, aud whether the said claimant ha* acquired tbe
alltytd title of said Pico and Alvnrado, or either of them
I thoieto, or holds by possession ouly; and thereupon such
register mid receiver shall, under such rules as niav bt
prescribed by tbe commission! r of tbe general land sulks,
in oceed uud take, hear. I *——Ju» the evidence whloo
may be offered iv support of or agulutl such claim, and,
upon the proofs firing closed, shall determine upon aed
decide the snuie: Provided, Thn. no decision of said re.
sister and receiver shall bo dual until approved by tht
commissioner of tho general laud-utnec.
Sec. 3. And bed farther enacted, That ths olalmant
fu whose favor final decision has boon made, upon payinx
to the receiver ol the land-office at San Francisco fur the
hind embraced in such final decision the sum thcrolbr
prescribed ill the first section or this act, *h.ill be entitled
to a patent for such bind from tbe Uuited States oonvev
ing all the Inter st of the Uuited Siatee therein' to such
claimant.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That upon all pro
ceedings under this act being closed, and upon the an
peal, taken to the npreme Court of tbo United Slates by
b. L. Beard and others, claimants of said lauds against
the l nlted Slates being dl.mi.se.l or the decree appealed
rroin affirmed .tliesuiveyorgeneraloftboUnltedSiatesfCtr
Ulifornia ehull cause fhe lines uf the public surveys to be
extended over all purtiuui of said laud whkhjhall not_.se
been disposed of under the provisions hereof, and thereafter
the same shall be disposed of as in the case of oth.r pub
lic lands.
Approved March 3,1805.
Ax Act to enable tho accounting Officers of the Treas
ury to settle the Claim of the State of Kansas.
Be it enacted ny the Senate and Route of Reprttmta.
lues of the Cnited States of America in Congress As
sembled, That the proper accouutiagofficert of thetrse
sury be,' and they are hereby, authorized to receive secou
dsry evidence, in lieu of the original vouchers, In support
of n claim for expenses incurred by the State ol Kunau,
provision for reimbursement of v bleb, was mad* by th*
"Act to indemnify ths State* for expenses Incurred by
them In defence of tho United States," approved July
twenty-seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, said origi
nal vouchers having been destroyed by fire at the late
massacre In Lawrence, Kansas: IVovided, That in the
settlement of tbe above mentioned claim, there shall
not be allowed to th* State of Kansas a sum exceeding
th* sum of twflve thousand thr*t hundred Sftv-on*
dollar, and four c.ntt n2,551.04.) " T
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