Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01

TOT permanent provision for iron and steel for shop per elghth ar1lce treaty 24th Jannary 1926 and article treaty 7th August, 1856 270 dollars.
 For permanent provision for the pav of a wheel. "lSc, per elgh9h artlcle treaty 24th January lS26 and hfth article treaty Eth August 1856 500 dollars
 For blacksmith and assistant. and shop and tools during the pleasure of the President per fifth article treaty l4th February, 1883, and fifth article treaty 7th August, 1856, $40 dollars.
 For iron and steel for shop. during the pleasure of the President per fifth article treaty l4th February dollars. IVY -'0 . For wagon maker, during the pleasure of the Pre- sioeht: per nth article treaty 14th February 1885, ana nth article treaty 7th August 1856 600 dollars ol assistance m agricultural operations during the pressure ol the President per eighth article treaty gust, 1856, 2o00 dollars.
 for education during the pleasure of the President per fifth attcle treaty l4th February 1883, and fifth article treaty 7th August, 1856, l, ,o00 dollars.
 For the first of seven additional instalments for two blacksmiths, assistants shop and tools ner thr teenh article treaty 24th March lS32 and fifth arti cle treaty tn August, 1856, ,6S0 dollars.
 For the first of seven additional instalments for iron and steel for shops per thirteenth article treaty 24th March, lS32 and fifth article treaty Eth August 1856, 54o dollars.
 For twenty-seventh of thirty-three instalments Tor educaton per fourth article treaty 4th January, lo45, and fifth article treaty 7th August lS56 5000 dollars.
 For fourteenth of twenty instalments for educaton per fourth article treaty 4th January, lS45 and fifth afllcle treaty LII August lS06. 5000 dollars.
 For five per centun interest on 200. 900 dollars for purposes of education, per sixth article treaty Eth August, lo56 10. 900 dollars.
 For payment of this amount per capita to the Creek nation annuity per sixth article treaty 7th August 1856, 300 GOO dolla1s P,ouided That no portion of this sum shall be appropriated to pay reward any agent attorney or other person, for any service pretended service in negotiating said treaty
 For the payment of such portion of the considera- ton provided by the amendment of the Senate to the sixth aruce o the treaty of 7th August 1856, as the general council of the Creek nation shall direct to be pld to the treasurer, of said nation for any specified national objects, 100 900 dollars Pr0UalUd, That only So much thereof as shall be so specified shall be paid to sad treasurer, and the remainder of the sum, if any shall be paid pe, ca9lta u the Creek nation annuity.
 For the amount to be paid under the direction of the Creek council to those Creeks or their descend ants who emlgrated west of the Mississippi prior to the treaty of 4th March, 1852 Der sixth article treaty Tth August, 1856, 10000 dollars. For payment of such other claims of individual Creek Indians as may be found equitable and just by the general council of the nation per sixth article treaty 1th August 1856, 70,ooo dollars
 For this amount to be paid those individuals and ther heirs who, under the act of Sd March. lc37 have received money ill lieu of reservations of land per sixth article treaty 7th August, lS56 10000 dol lars.
 Fulfilling the articles negotiated 10th January, lS55 with certain bands of
 Ca2aooojqs, -Holala and Cli,lamas Ia,7ians of H"'amette jalley- For third of five insalments of dIlIly lpT DtnCHclaI OtcclN. Der second aFllCle O treaty loth January, 1855, 10000 dollars.
 For third If five instalments for pay of physician teacher, blacksmith, and farmer, per third article treaty lth January. lS55, , Zj0 dollars. De(a,cares.-For life annuity to chief per private article to supplemental treaty 21th September, 1929, to treaty of jd October ISIS. lpO dollars.
 For life annuity to chief. per supplemental article to treaty .bth October. ls&2. 100 dollars.
 For interest on 46,VS0 dollars at five per centum, being tho value of 36 sections of land set apart by treaty Of o29 for educaon per resolution of Senate 1 18th January 1898, 23o+ dollars For mtA of eight equal nstamcntS for payment oi 'e chiefs, per six article treaty 9th May, 1854, | l ,25p dollars.
 Flo,tIa hdiqnS or Senqi0a1es.-For fourteenth of fifteen insamentS in goods, per sixth article treaty 4th January, lS45. 900 dollars For fourteenth of fifteen instaments in money, per sixth article treaty 4th January lo45. and fourth ! tcIe treaty 9th May, 1892, 5000 dollars.
 For the payment of this amount in lieu of the pre- sent improvements of the Seminoles west, and in full for the expenses of their removal and establishing themselves in their new country per eighth article | treaty 7th August 1856, and Senutes amendment ! thereto, 9O.0OO doas
 For the first of ten nstaments for the support of school& per eighth article treaty seventh August, ls56 S3 ,000.
 For the first of ten nstaments for agricultural as lS55 S2,o1o.
 For the first of ten instalmens for the support of smiths and smiths shops, per eighth article treaty seventh August, 1856, S2200.
 
 fifty thousand dollars, to be paid as annuity. per eighth article treaty seventh August. 1856, Sl 2,5O0.
 For the expenses of the removal of the Seminoles m Florida, to the Seminole country west of the Mis- sls~ippi and their subsistence during removal, and for twelve months after their arrival at their new homes, and for the purchase of rife guns blankets, powder and lead hunting shirts, shoes, strouding bacco, and clothing per ninth article treaty seventh August, lo5j. ISl l2u,o0o. For expenses of making improvements for those now east of the Mississippi after their removal vest per ninth article treaty 1th August lS5d, S2o.000.
 For the purchase of blows, and other agricultural implements, seeds looms, cards, and wheels for the Seminole nation, per 9th article treaty 7th Au- gust lo56, $3.OUO.
 FuI compensation and travelling expenses of dele garou of tho Scminoes and Creeks from their coun- try to Florida. whilst there and returning Dor tenth article treaty 7th August, lS5i. S500JV. For payment to Foe tc-hl-U ilaro. Black Dirt, for services as chief of the friendly band of Semi noe warriors. who fought for thj United States du- ring the Florida war, per h article treaty 7th Au- gust, ls5G S lOp.
 Forexpcnses ofsuryeying defining and making portions ot the boundaries of the Creek amt Seminole countries do not consist of we'll defined natural boundarie. and compensation and expenses of Indian commissioners per Zlst article treaty 7th August, IS 6, slo00o.
 For tie travelling and other expenses of the mem bers of the Creek and Seminole delegations inciu- ding the agents and the interpreter for the latter in coming to Washington, remaining, and returning home, per 23d article treaty 7th August 1855. $l L. ovo: It0ea4ed That all moneys appropriated for ful filling treaties with or concerning the Florida Indians or SeminoIe> shall be expended under the direction of the Sccretery of the Interior h'caS For interest il lieu of investment on S57- 3Qo, to the lst July, ls5S, at five per centum, for education other beneficial purposes under the di recton of the President, per second article treaty sth October 1888, and ninth article treaty 17th May, lS54. $2. S75.
 hanSQs.-For interest in lieu of investment on S2OOo00 at five per centu, per second article treaty l4th January lS46, $l00O0. haskaSi5as, Peortas, Yeas, and Piankesha1rs.-- For first of three nstaments of 5000 for the years o57 lo5o and lS59 per sixth article treaty 18th May, 1854 5000.
 For fourth of five instalments for support of black smith and assistant per sixth article treaty 50th May lS54 S720.
 For fourth of five instalmens for purchase of iron and steel per sixth article treaty 30th May 1854, $22u.
 hirkaoons--For fourth nstament of interest. at five per eentum on SlooooO, for education, per | eond article treaty 18th May, lo54 5000. For the payment of this the fourth install ment upon two hundred thousand dollars to be paid ill eighteen hundred and fifty seven per second arti ce treaty 18th May lo54 fourteen thousand dollars
 -Neeeaa0ateS--For payment for two townships of land Tor Sockbdges and MunseeS, at sixty cents per acre, to promote Improvements of Menomonies, as deemed advisable by the President per third article treaty l2th May o54, first and second articles treaty Huh February tS56. twenty seven thousand six hun dreI and forty eight dollars.
 For second of twelve nstalments for continuing and keeping up blacksmith shop and providing the usual quantity of iron and steel, per fourth article treaty 18th October, lS4S, and third article treaty l2th May 1854, nine hundred and sixteen dollars and SiNty-sX
 Forsccond of ten instaments of annuity upon two hundred thousand dollars balance of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars for cesson of lands, per fourth article treaty 18th October lS4S and third ar tice treaty lzth May, 1854, twenty thousand dol lals.
 lianttes Cf htnsos-For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant and iron and steel for shop per fifth article treaty 9th October lolo, and fourth article treaty 5th June, o54 nine hundred and forty dollars.
 For permanent provision for miller, in lieu of gun smith, per fifth article treaty 9th October, IolS fifth article treaty 2}d October, 1884, and fourth article treaty 9th June, lS54, six hundred dollars.
 For their proportion of sevcnteeth of twenty in- stalments in money, per second article treaty 2Sth November, lo4o, and fourth article treaty 5th June lS.4, six thousand eight hundred and sixty three dollars and six tuur