Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01

ltQnatty, Puydlbup, and otbeT Tribes and Bands 2 had%aes-f fulfilling the articles negotiated 26th December, lo5f with certain Bands of Indians of Pugets sound, Washington Territory. For third instalment in part payment for relin- qulsbment of title to lands, to be applied to benef ca objects per fourth article treaty 26th December 1854, three thousand dollars
 For third of twenty instalments for pay of instruc tor smith, physeian carpenter farmer and assistant Ii necessary, Der tenth article treaty 26th December 1854, four thousand five hundred dollars
 Ohaahas-For third of three instaments in money or otherwise, of forty thousapd dollars each per an num- per fourth article treaty 18th March, 1854 for ty thousand dollars.
 For third of ten instalmentS for support of mil hundred dollars |
 For third of ten nstalments for support of black smitn ana assistant, and iron and steel for shop per elsnth arnelc treaty 18th March, lS54 nine hundred and forty dollars
 For third of ten instaments for support of farmer per eighth article treaty l6th March, iS54 600 dol lars.
 Osages.-For the last of twenty instalments. as annuity, Tn money, or otherwise, per second article treaty llth January, 1S39 twenty thousand dollars
 For the last of twenty instaments for two smiths establishments per second article treaty llth Janua ", 1859, two thousand dollars
 For interest on sixtv-nne thousand one hundred ana twenty dollars at five per centum being the Naiue o1 hftytour sections of land apart 2d Jan nafy, 1872 for educational purposes per Senate iuIiIn | l9la January 1885, three thousand four hun
 
 Ott0es G"d MassoarSaS. For the last of three in stallnents, as annuity in money, or otherwise per fourth article treaty 10th March 1854 twenty thou sand dollars.
 For third of ten instanents for nav of miIler nor seventh article treaty 18th March, 1854 six hundred dollars.
 For third of ten instalments for blacksmith and assistant and iron and steel for shop, per seventh ar ucle treaty 18th March, 1854 nine hundred and forty dollars.
 For third of ten instalments for farmer per seventh article treaty 10th March, 1854 six hundred dollars
 Ottotoas ahd ChipPetoas Gf Hjchigan.-For second of ten equal annual insaments for educational pur- poseS to be expended under the direction of the Pre- sdent according to the wishes of the Indians far as may De reasonable and just per second article of the treaty of 5lst July 1855, eight thousand dollars
 Tor second or i've equal annual instalments in a%rlcutural implements and carpenters tools house. hold furniture, aud building materials cattle labor and necessary useful articles, per second article of the treaty ot 3lst July, lo55 fifteen thousand dol lars.
 For second instalment for the support of f,ur blacksmith shops for years, per second article of the treaty of the 3lst July 1855, four thousand two hundred and forty dollars.
 For second instalment of principal payable an nnaly for ten years, to be distributed pe1 capita in the usual manner of paying annuties per second article of the treaty of 3lst July lo55, ten thousand dollars.
 For interest on two hundred and eiehty-six thou sand dollars, unpaid part of the principal sum of three hunirei and six thousand dollars. for one year at fNe per cenum per annum, to be distributed per caD1fa m the usual manner of paying annuitcs, per second article of the treaty of 3st July ls55 four teen thousand three hundred dollars
 For second ot ten equal annual instalments in lieu of former treaty scations, to be paid per c,tpita to the Grand River Ottowas, per second article of the treaty of alst July, lo55 three thousand five hun
 0tocas g' Hanaas For their proportion of the permanent annuilies in money goods, or otherwise. payable under tie fourth article of the treaty ot 3d August, l7s5 second article of the treaty of Iith November 1897, fourth article of the treaty of l1th September, ISIS, and fourth article of the treaty of 29th August 1891, two thousand six hundred dol lars.
 Pa'cnees.-For az icutural implements during the pleasure of the President per fourth article treaty 9th October, 1883, one thousand dollars.
 Tofta|af1"laeS-For permanent annity in silver per fourth article treaty Sd August, 1795, thou sand dalars.
 For permanent annuity in silver, per third article treaty 18th September, 1909, five hundred dollars
 For permanent annuity in silver per third article treaty second October, ISIS, two thousand five hun dred dollars
 For permanent annuity in money, per second arti- ele treaty goth September, 1928, S2,0O0.
 For permanent annuity in specie, per second article treaty 29th July, 1929, l6,o0O dollars
 For life annuity to chief. per third article treaty 20th October, ls32, 200 dollars.
 For life annuity to chiefs, per third article treaty 26th September, lS53 Too dollars.
 For education. during the pleasure of Congress, per third article treaty l6th October, lS26 second article treaty goth September, 1S2S and fourth arti- ce treaty 21th October, 1882, 5000 dollars.
 For permanent provision for the payment of mon ey Tn lieu of tobacco iron and steel per second arti ce treaty 20th September l92o, and tenth article of the treaty of the 9th and l7th June S46 three hun drel dollars.
 For permanent provision for fifty barrels of salt par second article of treaty 29th July lS29 25O dol lars
 For interest on 643.o0O dollars. at five rer centum ot thn if he 5+l 17+l, June, lS46 B l5O dollars.
 FottaratonsieS f H4rm.-For permanent annuity n money otherwise. per second article treaty l7th November, 1897, 4o0 dollars. Qaa0drS.-For education during the pleasure of the President Der third article treaty 18th May lS33 1000 dollars
 For blacksmith and assistant shop and tools. and ron and steel for shop. during the pleasure of the $500, For farmer during the pleasure of the President Per third article treaty 18th May, lS36 6lo dollars For fulfilling treaties negotiated 18th November l 1854. with certain bands of
 htsfa, t91', a"d tnlQga hdiaas. For third ot htcen IStalmentS of annuity. to be expended as dUccted y the President Der third article treaty 18th November. lo54, 2,00o dollars For thiid of fifteen insJalments for the pay of a farmer, per fifth article treaty 18th November, 1854 600 dollars.
 For ,hird of five instaIments for support of two smiths and smiths shops, per ffh article treaty 4Ntu NOV cllDtf; 1894. 2.I2O dollars.
 For third of ten in5taments for pay of physician. medicine, and expense of of the sick per fiftl article treaty 18th November, 1854, ,060 dollars
 for tmrd ot fifteen instalments for pay of teachers and purchase ot books and stationary, per fifth aTti gle treaty 18th November 1851, l 200 dollars. H'gHe HtrerS.- For fourth of sixteen instamentS m blankets, clothing, farming utensils, and stock per thlrd article treaty tenth September, lo53 250C dollars.
 Saes and Fares Qf KissiSsioDi-For permanent ann.ty in goods otherwise per third article treaty 3d November, 1894, ,O00 dollars For twenty-slXth of thirty instaments as annuity in specie per third article treaty st September lS33
 For twenty sixth of thirty instaments for gun smith per fourth article treaty 2ls September iS32 500 dollars.
 For tTenty-sixth of thirty instalments for iron and steel for shop, per fourth article treaty 2st Sep tember, 1882, 22O dollars.
 For twenty sixth of thirty instalments for black smith and assistant, shop and tools per fourth arti cle treaty 2lst September, 1882, $40 dollars.
 For twenty sixth of thirty nstaments for iron and steel for shop per fourth article treaty 2lst Septem- Der, 1882. 20 dollars. For twenty sixth of thirty nstalments for 40 bar rels of salt, and forty kegs of tobacco per fourth article treaty 2lst September, 1892 900 dollars For interest on two hundred thousand dollars at five per cenum per second article treaty 2lst Octo- Der, 1887. lO 900 dollars.
 For interest on eight hundred thousand dollars at hIe er centum per second article treaty llth Oc tcber, ls42, 10000 dollars
 Scscs a7d Fares 4f -KiaSmJf For interest on one hundred and fifty seven thousand four hundred dol lars at five per centum under the direction of the
 President per second article treaty 2lst October 1887 1870 dollars.
 For the fourth and last iustalnent upon forty eight thousand dollars. per second article treaty 18th May, 1851, 5000 dollars
 Se4eeas..For permanent annuity in specie, per fourth article treaty 2gth September lSl7, 800 dol lars.
 For permanent annuity in specie, per fourth arti- gle treaty l7th September ISIS, 800 dollars.
 For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools and iron and steel during the pleasure of the President per fourth article treaty 2Sth February, 1884, 060 dollars.
 For miller, during the pleasure of the President per fourth article treaty 18th February 1881, O6o dollars.
 Seoecos qf Nec Tuh-For permanent annuity in lieu of interest stock, per of 18th February 1881, 6,uoO.
 For interest in lieu of investment. on 5000 dol lars, five per ccntum, per act of 27th June, 1s46 750 dollars
 For interest, at five per centum on 48 .O50 dollars tr4Ils st,arllI Into 4l..