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For the first OF ten instalments OF this amount being
second Of the SERIES in money otherwise per fourth
article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and
nifty -four, thirty thousand dollars. q "a iea4ae -
For fourth u ten nsalments for support Of miller
per eighth article treaty sixteenth March eighteen hun
bred and fifty -four, SIX hundred dollars, 1900. y,
For fourth Of ten nstsluen for support OF blacksmith
and assistant and iron and steel for shop, per eighth
tce treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty
four nine hundred and forty dollars. 3 all1l' all
For fourth Of ten instruments for support of farmer,
per eighth article treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hun
dred and fifty four, six hundred dollars. .... ~
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interest sixty-nine thousand one hundred and
twenty dollars at five per eentum, being the value of
sections Of Land set apart second June, eighteen
hundred and twenty-five, for educational purposes per
Senate resolution nineteenth January eighteen hundred
and thirty eight three thousand four hundred and fifty
six dollars. liti pa 81 tait HaHt4 hes CT iat't" E
'1iai oTToEs AND MIssoURIAs
For the first Of ten instalments of this amount being
the second SERIES in money otherwise, per fourth
tice treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty
four thirteen thousand dollars. a
For fourth of ten instaments for pay of miller per
seventh article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred
and fifty -four, six hundred dollars.
For fourth Of ten nstaments for blacksmith and assist
ant and iron and steel for shop, per seventh article e
ty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty four nine
hundred and forty dollars. G
article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, six hundred dollars.
oTToWAs AND CHIPPHaVAs OF MICHIGAN.
For third of equal annual instruments for educa-
on purposes to be extended under the direction of the
President according to the wishes of the Indians far
may be reasonable and just per second article OF the
treaty of thirty first July eighteen hundred and fifty five,
eight thousand dollars b.73 9e%
For third of five equal annual nstalinents in agricul
ul implements and carpenters tools household furni
ure and building materials cattle, labor, and necessary
useful articles per second article of the treaty of thirty
first July eighteen hundred and fifty five fifteen thou
sand dollars. is9ts fl se e.s ~ H
For third instamen for the support of four blacksmith
shops for ten years. per second article OF the treaty Of
thirty first July, eighteen hundred and fftyfve four
thousand two hundred and forty dollars
For third nstalment of principal, payable annually
for ten years, to be distributed per capita, in the
usual of paying annues per second article of
the treaty of thirty first july eighteen hundred and fifty
fve ten thousand dollars. B
For interest two hundred and seventy six Thousand
dollars unpaid part of the principal sum Of three hun
dred and six thousand dollars for year. ut five per
centum per annum, to be distributed per CAPITA in the
usual of paying annutes per second article of
the treaty of thirty first July eighteen hundred and fifty
five, thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars
For third of ten equal annual nstalments, in lieu OF
former treaty stipulatons, to be paid per capita to the
Grand River Otowas per second article of the treaty
of thirty first July eighteen hundred and fty-ve three
Thousand five hundred dollars.
OTTAWAS OF KANSAS.
For their proportion of the permanent annuilies in
money goods, or otherwise, payable under the fourth
article of the treaty of third August seventeen hundred
and ninety five second article the treaty of seventeenth
November eighteen hundred and seyen fourth article of
the treaty of seventeenth September eighteen hundred
and eighteen and fourth article of the treaty of twenty
ninth August, eighteen hundred and twenty one two
thousand six hundred dollars.
PAWNEES .a,
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President per fourth article treaty ninth October cgh
teen hundred and thirty three, one thousand dollars.
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For permanent annuity in silver, per fourth article
treaty third August seventeen hundred and nnetyve,
one thousand dollars. fs Jss r ssast
For permanent annuity in silver per third article
treaty thrtieth September eighteen hundred and nine
five hundred dollars. "i tT
For permanent annuity in silver, per third article
treaty second October, eighteen hundred and eighteen
two thousand five hundred dollars. E
For permanent annuity in money, per second article
treaty twentieth September eighteen hundred and twenty
eight two thousand dollars
For permanent annuity in specie, per second article
treaty twenty July eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, sixteen thousand dollars. 1...l 81 -tgN 80
For life annuity to chief per third article treaty TWEEN
eth October eighteen hundred and hirytwo, two hun
bred dollars.
ysxth September, eighteen hundred and thirty three
seven hundred dollars. l4as.s ass q a &
For education, during the pleasure of Congress- per
third article treaty sixteenth October eighteen hundred
and twenty six second article treaty twentieth Scptcm
be eighteen hundred and twenty eight and fourth arti
Gle treaty twenty October eighteen hundred and
thirty-two, five thousand dollars
For permanent provision for the payment of money in
lieu of tobacco ron and steel second article treaty
twentieth September eighteen hundred and twenty
eight and tenth article Of the treaty of the fifth and
enteenth June, eighteen hundred and fortysx, three
hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for fifty barrels of salt per
second article Of treaty twenty ninth july eighteen hun
bred and twenty nine, two hundred and fifty dollars
For interest six hundred and fortythree thousand
dollars at five per centum per seventh article of the
treaty of the fifth and seventeenth June eighteen hun
dred and ortysx thirtytwo thousand hundred and
fifty dollars. "a sf2s at staf aoH ~
s itpOTTAwATOAIIEs OF HURON
For permanent annuity in money otherwise, per
second article treaty seventeenth November eighteen
hundred aud seven, four hundred dollars a Tl.e
ais.W Is I QUAPAWs ~
For education during the pleasure Of the President per
third article treaty thirteenth May eighteen hundred
and thirty three one thousand dollars. kHs
For blacksmith and assistant shop and tools and iron
and steel for shop during the pleasure Of the President
per thdarcc treaty thirteenth May eighteen hundred
and thirty three, one thousand and sixty dollars
For farmer, during the pleasure of the President per
third article treaty thirteenth May eighteen hundred
aud thirty three, six hundred dollars. 49, $50
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For fifth Of sixteen instalments in blankets clothing
farming utensils and stock per third article treaty tenth
September eighteen hundred and fifty three two thou
sand five hundred dollars
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