Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

For interest on investment of two hundred
and twenty one thousand two hundred ant
htty seven dollars and eighty six cents, at five
per centum, for Miami Indians of Indiana
per Senate's amendment to fourth article trea
ty nth June, eighteen hundred and fifty four
eleven thousand and sixty two dollars aud
eighty nine cents.
For the payment of Isarel Olnger, admin
lstrator of Francis Lafontine, deceased late
principal chief Of said tribe of an amount al
lowed to said descendent by the Indian de.
partment in eighteen hundred and fifty, and
heretofore appropriated for said purpose, bu,
returned to the surplus fund on the thirtieth
day of June eighteen hundred and fifty FIVE
. five hundred and ninety dollars.
MANIFESTED RIVER.
For permanent annuity in goods or other
wise, per fouth article treaty third August,
seventeen hundred and ninety five, five hun
dred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or other
wise, per third article treaty twenty first Au-
gust. eighteen hundred and five, two hundred
and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or other
wise, per third and separate article of treaty
thirtleth September, eighteen hundred and
nine, three hundred and fifty dollars.
NAVAJOES.
For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the
NavajoeS pursuant to the requirements of the
tenth article treaty ninth September, eigh,
teen hundred and fo,ty nine, fv, thousand
dollars.
NlSQtALLI. PUfALLUP, AND OTHER
TRIBES AND BANDS OF INDIANS.
For fulfilling th- articles negotiated twenty
sixth December. eighteen hundred and fifty
four. with certain bands e Indians + Puget,
sound, Washington Territory
For third in>talment. in part pay ment for
relInqu~hment of title TO lands. t. b., applied
to brneticial objects, per fonrrh article treaty
twenty-siAth December, eighteen hundred and
nifty four, three thousand dollars
For third of twenty instalmentS for pay of
Instructor, smith. physician, carpenter, farmer,
and assistant if necessary, per t.nth article
treaty twenty sixth December, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-four, four thousand five hun
dred dollars.
OMAHAS.
For third of three instaments, in money
or otherwise of forty thousand dollars each
per annum. per fourth article treaty sixteenth
March, eighteen hundred and fifty four, forty
thousand dollars.
For third of ten instalments for support of
a miller, per eighth article treaty sixteenth
March, eighteen hundred and fft four, six
hundred dollars.
For third Of ten inStalmentS for support of
blacksmith and assistant, and iron and steel
for shop, per eighth article treaty sixteenth
March, eighteen hundred and fifty four, nine
hundred and forty dollars.
For third of ten ju~tameDt~ for support of
farmer per eighth srticla heaty sixteenth
March. eighteen hundred and fifty four. six
hundred dollars.
OSAGES.
For the last of twenty in>talmrrt~. a~ annu
ity in money or otherwise, per second article
treaty eleventh January eighteen hundred
and thirty nine, twenty thousand dollars.
For the last Of twenty inStalments for two
smiths establishments, per second article
treaty eleventh January. eighteen hdndred
and thirty nine two thousand dollars
For interest on sixty nine thousand one
hundred and twenty dollars, at FIVE per cent
um, being the value Of fifty four sections of
land ~et apart second January. eighteen hun
dred and twenty five, for educational purpo
ses. PEI Senate resolution nineteenth January.
eighteen hundred and thirty eight, three
thousand four hundred fifty six dollars
OTTOES AOD -MISSOuRIAS.
For the last of three instalments as annui
ty III money or otherwise, per fourth article
treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, twenty thousand dollars
For third of ten instalments FOR pay of mil
Ter, per seventh article treaty fifteenth March,
eighteen hundred fifty four, six hundred dol
lars.
For third Of ten iastalmants for blacksmith
and assistant. and iron and stee for shop. per
seventh article treaty fifteenth March, eigh
teen hundred and fifty four nine hundred and
forty dollars.
For third of ten iu,tallnents for farmer. per
seventh article treaty fifteenth March. eigh
teen hundred and fifty four ~ix hundred dol
lars
OIIOWA> AND CHIPPEWAS or Nj
CHIGAN
For >e,ont ot L." qua a4.na. indictments
tor educational PurP'>,S, L b.. ,NI~nd, d un-
der the direction o: tn Pr.,Id-nt according
10 the wishes OF the ln.iIan>, 50 tar 1, may D..
reasonable aud just, per second article ut The
treaty of thirty first July, eighteen hundred
and iity five, ri.siIt thousand dollars.
For second Of i've vquaI annual lust,,Iments
IN agricultural implement, and carpenters
tools. household furniture and building ma
terialS, cattle, labor, and necessary useful ar
ucles, per second article OF the treaty of thirty
tirst July, eighteen hundred and fifty FIVE fiji
teen thousand dollars.
For second instalment for the support of
four blacksmith shops for ten years, per Sc
cond article of the treaty of thirty first July,
eighteen hundred and fifty five, tour thou
sand two hundred and forty dollars.
For second lnstalment of principal, payable
annually for ten years, to be distributed per
capita, IN the usual manner of paving annu
ue>, per second article of the treaty of thirty
first July. eighteen hundred and fifty five, ten