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6red and thirty-two, and in effecting the capture of Black Hawk and theProphet, six hundred and twelve dollars and seventy-four cents.
To pay the expenses of a delegation of New York Indians in explor-ing the country west of the Mississippi , four thousand five hundreddollars.
To pay for three thousand and fifty bushels of corn for the Choctaws,“ who were suffering for want of food,” three thousand six hundred andninety dollars.
To pay for one thousand bushels of corn, purchased for the relief ofthe Osages , one thousand dollars.
To pay balances ascertained to be due by the second auditor for capi-tation money, provisions, &c., under the treaty of twenty-fourth January,eighteen hundred and twenty-six, with the Creeks, nine thousand sevenhundred and seventy dollars and twelve cents.
To compensate the Western Cherokees for stock and other pro-perty lost during their emigration under the eighth article of the treatyof sixth May, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, fourteen thousandthree hundred and sixty-four dollars and fifty cents.
To remunerate the Western Cherokees for spoliations on their pro-perty under the fifth article of the treaty of sixth May, eighteen hundredand twenty-eight, one thousand and forty-three dollars.
To defray expenses incurred in holding treaties with the Pawnees,Qttoes, and Missourias , and the general treaty of peace, and councilswith the Osages , and Kickapoos, six thousand two hundred and sixteendollars.
That the Secretary of War ascertain the amount paid by Joseph M.Street and Stephen W. Kearney, for attorney fees in defending a suit orsuits brought against them for acts done in performance of their officialduties by Jean Brunette, not to exceed four hundred and fifty dollars, tobe paid out of any money in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
For expense of surveys and marking certain lines in the Creek andCherokee country, by order of the commissioners under the treaties withsaid tribes of Indians, of the fourteenth of February, eighteen hundredand thirty-three, sixty-two dollars and fifty cents.
For improvements abandoned on ceded lands under the treaty withthe Cherokee Indians , of the eighth of July, eighteen hundred and seven-teen, five hundred dollars.
For refunding to Colonel Pierre Minard, six hundred and eighty-onedollars, eighty-two cents, for that sum advanced by him to the commis-sioners for holding treaties with the Winnebagoes, Chippewas , Ottowaysand Pattawatamies.
For expenses of thirteen delegates from the Eastern Cherokees, fivethousand six hundred dollars.
For the expenses of five delegates from the Western Cherokees, twothousand six hundred dollars.
For the purchase of a house and lot at Prairie du Chien, for the useof the agency at that place, two thousand five hundred dollars.
Approved, June 28, 1834.
Western Che-rokees.
Pawnees, &c.
Fees paid byJ. M. Street andS. W- Kearney.
Cherokees.
Colonel PierreMinard.
Eastern Che-rokees.
Western Che-rokees.
House at Prai-rie du Chien.
Statute I.
Chap. CVI. —An Act further to provide for the location of certain lands in theterritory of Arkansas .
Be it enacted by the Senate and Mouse of Representatives of the UnitedStates of America, in Congress assembled, That the proviso to the actentitled “An act to extend the time for locating certain donations inArkansas, ” approved the thirteenth day of January, eighteen hundredand thirty, be, and the same is hereby, repealed, and all locations of saidclaims made, or to be made, shall in no wise be affected by said proviso.
Approved, June 28, 1834.
June 28, 1834.
Proviso of actof January 13,1830, ch. 3, re-pealed.