The true Democrat., 1855-08-14
18th March. 1854 POO dollars. '

1795 1000 dollars; |
 For permanent annuity, in money or other wise, per 2d article treaty 17th November 1907 800 dollars;
 For permanent annuity in specie, per 4th ar- ticle treaty 17th September, 1918, 15OO dollars;
 For permanent annuity in specie, per 4th ar ticle treaty 29th August 1921, 1000 dollars.
 Ohowas and Chippewas.--For interest on 100000 dollars, at per centum, to be paid as annuity, per resolution of Senate, 17th May, 1886, 12,OOO dollars;
 For education for 20 years and during the pleasure of Congress, per 4th article treaty 18th March, 1886, 5000 dollars;
 For missions for 20 years and during the pleasure of Congress, per 4th article treaty 18th March, 1886, 5000 dollars;
 For vaccine matter, medicines, and pay of physicians, so long as the Indans remain on their reservations, per 4th article treaty 18th March, 1886, 300 dollars;
 For 3 black smiths and assistants, for 20 years, and during the pleasure of Congress, per 7th article treaty 18th March, 1886, 2,16O dollars; For iron and steel for shop, for 20 years and during the pleasure of Congress, per Eth article treaty 18th March, 1836 eco dollars;
 For gunsmith, for 20 years and during the pleasure of Congress, per Eth article 18th March, 1886, 600 dollars;
 For iron and steel for shop, for 20 years and during the pleasure of Congress, per 7th article treaty 18th March, 1886, 22O dollars;
 Fora farmers and assistants, for 10 years and during the pleasure of the President, per 7th article treaty 18th March, 1886, 1,6OO dollars; For 2 mechanics, for 10 years and during the pleasure of the President per 7th article treaty 18th March, 1886, 1,2OO dollars.
 PaaOnees.-For agricultural implements, dur ing the pleasure of the President, per 4th art- cle treaty 9th October, 1885, 1000
 Pottaaoatomies.-For permanent annuity in silver, per 4th article treaty Sd August, 1795, 1000 dollars;
 For permanent annuity in silver per Sd arti- cle treaty Both September, 1909, 500 dollars;
 For permanent annuity in silver, per Sd ar ticle treaty 2d October, 1918, 2,5OO;
 For permanent annuity in money, per second article treaty 2Oth September, 1928, S2,OOO;
 For life annuity to chief, in goods, per 2d article treaty 2oth September, 1928, S1oo;
 For permanent annuity in specie, per 2d ar ticle treaty 18th July, 1929, $16OOO;
 For life annuity to chiefs, per Sd article trea- ty 20th October, 1882, $4OO;
 For life annuity to chiefs, per Sd article trea- ty 26th September, 1883, $7OO;
 For education during the pleasure of Con- gress, per Sd article treaty 18th October 1926, $2oo6;
 For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant per Sd article treaty 16th October, 1926, S720;
 For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop per Sd article treaty 16th October 1926, $22O;
 For education during the pleasure of Con- gress, per2l article treaty 20th September, 1928, S1OOO;
 For permanent provision for the payment of money, in lieu of tobacco, iron, and steel, per 2d article treaty 2Oth September, 1928 and 10th article of the treaty of the 9th and 17th une 1846, $500;
 For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant, per 2d article treaty 2Oth September, 1928, S72O;
 For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop, per2 article treaty POI September, 1923 S220;
 For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant, per 2d article treaty 29th July 1929, S72O;
 For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop, per 2d article treaty 29th July, 1929, S22O;
 For permanent provision for 50 barrels of salt per 2d article treaty 29th July, 1929, $25o; For educating, during the pleasure of Con- gress, per 4th article treaty 27th October, 1892 $2,OOO;
 For interest on S643,ooO, at per centum, per 7th article of the treaty of the 5th and l7th June, 184i, $32,1 ,150;
 Pottawatomjes cf Hnon.--For permanent an nuity in money or otherwise, pcr2d article Urea. ty 17th November, 1907, S40O
 Qmpaws.--For education, during the plea sure of the President, per Sd article treaty 18th May, 1883, $1,OOO;
 For hl acL-c,,,itb and occ;ct,p+ cI,o,, o,J tocl, during the pleasure of the President, per Sd ar ticle treaty 18th May, 1883, S84O;
 For iron and steel for shop, during the plea- sure of the President, per Sd article treaty 18th May, 1885, $22O;
 For farmer, during the pleasure of the Pre- sidert per 3d article treaty 18th May, 1883, $500;
 Roy,te RUers.--For 2l of 16 instalments in blankets, clothing, farming utensils, and stock, per Sd article treaty 10th September, 1853, S2,- 800
 Sacs aud Foaes ef Mssissippj--For pcrma- nent annuity in goods, or otherwise, per Sd ar tlcle treaty Sd November, 1904, $1,OOO;
 For 24th of 30 instalments, as annuity in specie, per 3d article treaty 21st September, 1832 $2O,OOO;
 For 24th of 30 nstalments for gunsmith, per 4th article treaty 21st September 1882, $500; For 24th of 30 instaments for iron and steel for shop, per 4th article treaty 21st September, 1832 S22O;
 For 24th of 30 instalments for blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools, per 4th article treaty 21st September, 1882, $84O;
 For 24th of 30 instalments for iron and steel for shop, per 4th article treaty 21st September 1882, S22O;
 For 24th of 30 instalments, for 40 barrels of a1t 1yorc off ooo tb olo ty 21st September, 1882, S1,OOO;
 For interest on $2OO,OOO, at five per centum, per 2d article treaty 2lst October, 1887, $1O,- 1000;
 For interest on $8OOOOO, at per centum, per 2d article treaty 11th October, 1842, $4O,- GOO;
 Sacs and Foaes of Missou'1.-For the 2d in- stalment upon $48 900, per 2d article treaty 18th May, 1854 $l5,0Oo;
 For interest on $157,4OO, at 5 per cen- tum, per 2d article treaty 21st October, 1887 $7s7O. ,Senecas-For permanent annuity in specie per 4th article treaty 18th September, 1877, $5OO
 For permanent annuity in specie, per 4th ar ticle treaty 17th September, 1918, $500;
 For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools during the pleasure of the President, per 4th article treaty 18th February, 1881, $S4O;
 For iron and steel for shop, during the plea sure of the President, per 4th article treaty 18th February, 1881, $22O;
 For miller, during the pleasure of the Presi- dent, per 4th article treaty 20 February, 1881, $500
 Senecas cf Nea0 Kork.-For permanent annui- ty in lieu of interest on stock, per act of 18th February, 1881, $6OOO;
 For interest, in lieu of investment, on 75,0OO dollars, at per centum, per act of 27th June, 1946, 3,75O dollars.
 Senecas and Shawnees-For permanent an- nuity in specie, per 4th article treaty 17th Sep tember 1918, 1000 dollars;
 For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools, during the pleasure of the President, per 4th article treaty 2Oth July, 1881, $40 dollars;
 For iron and steel for shop, per 4th article