First annual instalment.For the first ten annual instalments stipulated to be paid by the same article, twelve thousnad five hundred and sixty-eight dollars;
Payment of claims.For the payment of claims provided for in the fourth and fifth articles, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
Valuing buildings, &c.For the expenses of valuing buildings and improvements upon the ceded lands, and for the erection of others, as stipulated by the seventh article, three thousand three hundred dollars;
Surveying and marking boundary lines.For the expenses of surveying and marking the boundary lines of the Miami lands in the State of Indiana, as stipulated by the ninth article, two hundred dollars;
Examination of claims.For the expenses attending the examination of claims which have accrued since the twenty-third day of October, eighteen hundred and thirty-four, two thousand five hundred dollars;
Claims under treaty of 10th Nov. 1837.For the expenses of the commission to examine claims under the treaty with the Miamies of the tenth day of November, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, not covered by the former appropriation for that object, two thousand dollars;
Corn crop abandoned by Pottawatamies.For the payment to the Pottawatamies of Indiana for the corn crop abandoned by them upon their emigration west of the Mississippi, which was appraised by agents appointed by the Government, seven hundred and forty-two dollars and fifty cents;
Log houses of Pottawatamies.For the payment to the same Indians of the value of twelve log houses, appraised in the same manner, and destroyed before their removal, six hundred dollars;
Removal, &c. of Pottawat’s.For the expenses of the removal and subsistence of these Indians, fifty thousand dollars;
Fencing, &c. for the Omahas.For the expense of fencing and breaking up ground for tillage for the Omaha Indians, as stipulated by the third article of the treaty with them of eighteen hundred and thirty-six, in addition to the sum of twelve hundred dollars appropriated in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, eight hundred dollars;
Farmer for the Omahas.For the salary of the farmer to be supported among the Indians, as stipulated by the same article of the same treaty, eight hundred dollars;
Claims under the treaty with the Sacs and Foxes of Mississippi.For the balance of the expenses incurred by the commission for the examination of claims under the second article of the treaty with the Sacs and Fox Indians of Mississippi, of October eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, over and above the former appropriation for that object, one thousand five hundred dollars;
A miller for the Sacs and Foxes of Mississippi.For the support of a miller for the Sacs and Fox Indians of Mississippi, as stipulated by the third article of the treaty of September eighteen hundred and thirty-six, six hundred dollars;
Procuring rations.For the expenses of procuring rations for these Indians for one year, as stipulated by the third article of the same treaty, over and above the provision heretofore made for that object, fourteen thousand six hundred and fifty-seven dollars and thirty-seven cents;
Examination of claims, &c.For the balance of the expenses incurred in examining claims under the second article of the treaty of September eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, with the Sioux Indians, by the commission appointed for that purpose, over and above the former appropriation for that object, five hundred dollars;
Commissioner and clerk to re-examine claims.For compensation to a commissioner and clerk to be appointed to re-examine the claims under the last mentioned treaty, the re-examination to be made in the Indian country, five thousand five hundred dollars;
Frauds in Creek reservations.For the payment of the expenses of the investigation into frauds practised in the reservations of the Creek Indians for the year eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, five thousand dollars;
Removal and subsistence of Creeks.For the payment of the expenses of the removal and subsistence of the Creek Indians, to be applied in payment of claims settled by the
