Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-21

ond articles of the treaty of Semptember thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and fty-four, one thou
! sand three hundred and twenty dollars; -
For defraying expenses incurred in negotiat-
ing treaty. concluded on the thirtieth Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and htty-four, with the
Chippewas of Lake Superior, fifteen thousand
seven hundred and forty-four dollars and sew
entv-one cents. aass1
CHIPPEwAs or SAGINAw.-For permanent
annuity in goods or other nseful articles, per
fourth article treaty third of August, seventeen
hundred and ninety-hse, one thousand dollars
For permanent annuity IN money, or other
wise, per second article treaty se,enteenth No.
vember, eighteen hundred and seven, eight hun
dred dollars; s5.s-ss
For permanent annuity in silver, per fourth
article treaty twenty fourth September, eighteen
hundred and nineteen, one Thousand dollars;
permanent provision for support or black
smith. and for farming utensils, and cattle, and
the employment of persons to aid them in agri-
culture, per eighth article treaty twenty-fourth
September, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and
seventh article treaty fourteenth January, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-seyen. two thousand
dollars; $500 Et.. =..zt,.l..f
For education during the pleasure OF Con-
gress, per sixth article treaty fifth August, eigh
teen hundred and twenty six, one thousand dol
lars. s-45
CHIcKAsAws.- permanent annuity In
goods. per act of twenty-ffth February, seven
teen hundred and ninety-nine, three thousand
dollars. -sz...f Iz=,.a-t'f
CH1PPrwAs, MExoMosIEs, WINsEBAeoEs,
AND NEW York INDIANs--For education, du-
ring the pleasure of Congress, per fifth article
treaty, eleventh August, eighteen hundred and
twenty-seven, one Thousand 1--WE hundred dol
lars. ga 4.-.-+....sse -...-...s ~
CHocTAws.-For permanent annuity per sec
ond article treaty sixteenth November, eighteen
hundred and five, three Thousand dollars;3
For permanent annuity for support of light
horsemen. per thirteenth Article treaty eight
eenth October. eighteen hundred and twenty,
six h.,udred dollars: =
For permanent provision for ucation. per
second article treaty twentieth January, eight
cen hundred and twenty-five, ak thousand doll
lars;
For permanent provision for blacksmith, per
sixth article treaty eighteenth October, eighteen
hundred and twenty, and ninth article treaty
twentieth January, eighteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-iye, six hundred dollars;
For permanent provision for iron aSs1 steel,
per sixth article treaty eighteenth October,
eighteen hundred and twenty, and ninth article
tr a.y twentieth January, eighteen hundred and
twen.y five, three hundred and twen3y dollars.
CHRISTIAN INDIANs.-For permanent annui-
ty in money, per acts tYenty-sixth May, eight
| cen hundred and twenty-four, and twentieth
| May, eighteen hundred and tUeHty-six, four
hundred dollars. .f..-4... s..-.4
CREEKs.-For permanent annuity in money,
| per fourth article treaty seventh August, sew
/ enteen hundred and ninety, one Thousand i've
hundred dollars; ..f-, r..
| For permanent annuity in money, persecond
article treaty siXteenth June, eighteen hundred
and two, three thousand dollars; a.. E
For permanent annuity in money, per fourth
article treaty twenty-fourth January, eighteen
hundred and twenty-six, twenty thousand dol
lars; ..= La s-
For permanent provision for blacksmith and
assistant. and for shop and tools, per eighth
ticie treaty tyrenty-fourth January, eighteen
hundred and twsnty-six, eight hundred and for
ty dollars; ..7i
For permanent provision Tor iron and steel
: ~fI. N-o- E..
january, eighteen hundred and twenty-six, two
hundred and seventy dollars;
For nineteenth of twenty Instalments for two
blacksmths and assistants, and shops and tools,
per thirteenth article treaty twenty-fourth
March. eighteen hundred and thirty-two, one
thousand six hundred and eighty dollars;
| For nineteenth of twenty instaments for iron
aud steel for shops, per thirteenth article treaty
twenty-fourtil March, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two. five hundred and forty dollars;
For permanent provision for the pay of
wheeiwrigft, per eighth article treaty twenty
| fourth January, eighteen hundred and twenty
six. six hundred dollars;
For twenty-fifth of thirty-three instalmei.ts
for education, per thirteenth article treaty TWEEN
ty-fourth March. eighteen hundred and thirty
two. and fourth article treaty fourth January,
eighteen hundred and forty-hve, three thousand
dollars 9 -
For twelfth OF twenty instalments for educa-
tion, per fourth article treaty fourth January,
eighteen hundred and forty-tye, three thousand
dollars
For blacksmith and assistant, and shop, and
tools, during the pleasure OF the President, per
fifth article treaty fourteenth February, eight
cen hundred and thirty-three, eight hundred and
forty dollars;
For iron and steel for shop. during the pleas
ure of the President, per fifth article treaty
fourteenth February, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-three. two hundred and seventy dollars;
For wagon-mal<er, during the pleasure OF the
President, per fifth article treaty fourteenth
February, eighteen hundred and thirty-three,
six hundred dollars; -ia
For assistance in agricultural operations, du-
ring the pleasure OF the President, per eighth
| article treaty tWenty-foufth January, eighteen
/ hundred and twenty-six, two thousand dollars
| For education. during the pleasure OF the
President, per fifth article treaty fourteenth
| February, eighteen hundred and fifty-three, one
| thousand dollars.
DEI.4wArEs--For life annuity to Sflief, per
! private article 20 supplemental treaty twenty
fourth September, eighteen haBdred and twenty
nine, to treaty OF third October, eighteen hun
dred and eighteen, one hundred dollars;
| For life annuities tc chiefs, per supplemental
article to treaty twenty sixth October, eighteen
hundred and tiiirty-two, one hundred dollars,
- For interest on fortr-six Thousand End eighty
dollars, at fire per centnn. BENG the value o.
Ifltirty-six sections Of land set apart by treaty
of eighteen hundred aud twenty-nine, for edu-
cation per resolution OF Senate, nineteenth
| January. eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, two
4 thousand three hundred and four dollars;
| For SECOND of eight equal instruments for
paw nent of FIVE chiefs, per sixth article treaty
| sixth May, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, one
Thousand two hundred and fifty dollars;
For second of two instaiments, IN lieu OF per-
manent annuites. per fourth article treaty sixth
May, eighteen hundred and fifty-fouF, seventy
! four Thousand dollars.
| FLORIDA INDIANS, Or SEMIsoLEs.--For 18th
of fifteen iBstaiments in goods, per sixth arti-
Gle treaty fourth January, eighteen hundred and
fo-ty-five two thousand dollars;
For twelfth of fifteen instaIments in money,
per sixth article treaty fourth January, eighteen
hundred and forty-fve. and Fourth article treaty
ninth MAY. eighteen hundred and th;rty-tNo,
three theussnd dollars. 4ezss
IowAs-For arrears of interest in lieu of In
FessInent on one hundred and fifty seven thou-
sand five hundred dollars, being for four montAs,
from the first March to the thiftieth June, eigh
teen hundred and ffty-feur, and on ffsy thou