Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
oHrPrEwAs OF SAGINAW, SWAN CREEK, AND BnAor

I and necessary useful articles per I'd article Of the | treaty of 2d August, 1855, $5, 900.
 For Sd of ten equal annual instamentsin coin to be distributed per capita in the usual manner ofpaying anntles, per 2d article ot the treaty of 2d August, l 1855, $l0,000.
 For third instalment for the support of one black smith shop for ten years per 2d article of the treaty | of 2d August, 1855, sl 240. l oHIPPEwAs, hENoMoNEEs. w1NNEBAGoEs AND NEW YORK INDIANS. For education during the pleasure of Congress- per | oth article treaty, llth August, 1927, $l ,50U. | cHICKAsAws. For permanent annuity iu goods per act of 25th February, l799 $3,000. | CHoCTAws
 TOT permanent annuity, per 2d article treaty 18th November 1905, and 18th article treaty, 22d June. | 1855, $3000. | rpermanentannuity of light -horsemen per 3th article treaty 18th October lS2o and 18th article treaty 22d June, 1855. $i00
 For permanent provision for education, per 2d ar ucle treaty 2oth January, 1925, and 18th article y@2d June, lo55 st 900. | For permanant provision for blacksmith per 9th | article treaty 18th October lS2O and 18th article | treaty 22d June, 1855 $500
 For permanent provision for iron and steel per 9th article treaty goth January 1895 and l3th article of treaty 22d June. 1855 S320 Fer interest on S50o,0O0 at per cenum. for edu- eaton and other beneficial purposes to be applied under the direction of the general counc of the Cboctaws in conformity with the provisions contain ed ill the 10th and 3th articles of the treaty of a2d June, 1855, S25 900.
 For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the various | Indian tribes: | CAMANcHEs, KIowAs AND APAcHEs OF ARKANSAS | RIVER.
 For fifth of ten nstalmonts for the purchase of goods. provisions. and agricultural implements per 6th article treaty 27h July, 1853, SIS GOO.
 For expenses of transportation of the fifth of ten nStalments oi goods, provisions, and agricultural implements, per 9th article treaty, 27th July, 1853, l S7,o00.
 For Permanent annuity in money. per 4th article treaty th August l7y0, and 9th article treaty 7th 1 August, 1856 Sl 800
 For permanent annuity in money. per 2d article treaty 10th June, S02 and 5th article treaty 7th Au | gust. 1856, S3000.
 treaty 24h January, le26 and 9th article treaty 7th | August, 1856 $2QOoo.
 For permanent provision for blacksmith and asss- tant and Tor shop and tools. per Sth article treaty 24th January 1926, and 5th article treaty, 7th Au- | gust, 1856. SSlO. | For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop per Sth article treaty 24th January lo26, anu | 9th article treaty 1th August, lS56 S27J. For permanent provision for the pay of q wheel wright per eth article treaty 24th January, lo26 and 5lh arncle treaty 7th August, 1856. 5000. For blacksmith and assistant ard shop and tools during the pleasure of the President, per 5th article | 7th August, lS56 So4o.
 For iron and steel for shop during the pleasure of the President, per 5th article treaty l4th Febnary 1893, and 5th article treaty 7th Angust 1858. S270. For wagon ma ger during the pleasure of the Pre- >idcnt, Ter 9th article treaty l4th FeNruary lS33, and 9th article treaty 7th August 1856 $500. For assistance in agricultural operations during the pleasure of the President per eighth article treaty 24h January lo26 and 5th article treaty 7th August | 1856, $2,000.
 For education during the pleasure of the President per 5th article treaty i4th February ls33 ami 5th article treaty 7th August, lo56. Sl0oo.
 For the second of wen ai iitonal instalments for two blacksmihs. assstantsF shop and tools per 18th article treaty -4th March lo3Z and 5th article treaty 7th AuGu,t le55, $i ,6so.
 For the 2d of seven additional miscellaneous for iron and steel for shops per 18th article treaty 24.h March, 1852, and 9th article treaty 7b August lS56 | S54O.
 For 2Sth of B nstallments for education, per 4th article treaty 4th January, s45 and 9th article treaty 7th August, 1855, S3,001.
 For 10th of 20 instailments for education. per 4h article treaty 4th January lS45 and 5th article treaty Eth August ls56 B 900.
 For five per ceutum interest on S2OO 900 for pur poses of education per 9th article treaty 7h August l656 $l0,U05
 For life annuity to chef, Ter private article to sup Plementa treaty 24th September, lo29 to treaty of Sd October ISIS, slo0
 For interest cn S46,0S0, at per centfm, being tine value of 36 tions of land set apart by treaty ot 1929 for education ger resolution of Senate 18th January 1883, and 5th article treaty 9th May 1854, | S2,3o4.
 For 9th of eight eqna miscellaneous for payment of five chiefs per 6h article treaty 9th May, 1o54 Sl 1 2JO.
 FLORIDA INDIANS OR srM1voLEs
 For the last If fifteen nstancnts in goods, per th article treaty 4th January. lS45. S2.OUU.
 For the last of fifteen iustalments in money, per 'ith article treaty 4h January, lo45 and 4th article treaty 9th May, 1852, sS.o3o. | IowAs.
 For interest in lieu of investment s57 800 to the 1st 1nl fr other beneficial purposes, under the direction of the | President per d article array 18th October, 1858, and 9th article treaty I7th May, lo54, s2,S75. | KANSAS. | For interest in lieu of investment on S20n 0o0 at five per ceutum, per 2d article treaty l4th January | lS4b *lO.pUu.
 KAsKAsKIAs, PEoRIAs, wEAs, AND PIANKksHAws.
 For second of three instslments oi s9 900 for the wears lS 1858, and 1859 per 6th article treaty 30th May. lo54 5000.
 For the last of five instalncnts for support of blacksmith and assistant, per 6Jh article treaty 18th | May, 1851, $72J.
 For the last of five instalments for purchase of iron and steel per 6th artice treaty 3Oth May, 1854 SEQ.
 KICKAPoos.
 For fifth instalment of interest, at five per centum, on Slo0 1000 for education, per 2d article treaty 18th May, 1854, 5000.
 For the payment of this sum is the fifth nstalment upon 2OO0Jo, to be paid 1858, per 2d article treaty 18th May, 1854, $l4o0o,
 
 For third of twelve ins ailments for continuing and keeping up q blacksmith shop and providing tine usual quantity of iron and steel per 4th article treaty 18th October ls4S, and Sd article treaty 12th May | 1851 SJlb G6.
 For third of ten instalments of annuity upon s2o0 ooo balance of S35o,onO for cessiom of lands per 4t article treaty 18th October lS49 and 3d article treaty l2th May, 1854, s2oOuo.
 NAMES KANSAS.
 For permanent provision for blacksmith and as sistant and iron and tcel for Shop. per fifth article treaty 9th October ISIS, and 4th article treaty 9th | eJun. 1854 $940.
 For permanent provision for miller, in lieu of gun smith, per 9th article treaty 9th October lSls 5th article treaty 23d October 1884, and 4th article treaty 5th June, 1854, S6oo.
 For their proportion of eighteenth of twenty in stalments in money. per 2d article treaty 2Sth No- velnber, lS4O, and 4th article treaty 5h June ls54 | S5,636 36 | For interest on s5O,O0o, at five per ceutum. for educational purposes, per Sd article treaty 5th June | loa4, $2. 800.
 For 5th of six equal annual nstalments to Miamies residing ceded lands for purchase of former per petual and other annuities and relinquishnent of claims, per 4th article treaty 5th June, lS54 $3 739 | II.
 MTAMIEs OF INDIANA. For their proportion of eighteenth of twenty in- stalments in money, per second article treaty 2Sth l November. lS4o, and 4th article treaty 5th June | 1854. st s63 64. For interest on investment of S22l 257 S6 at five per centu.n, for Miami Indians of Indiana per Sen ae's amendment to 4th article treaty 5th June 1s54 Sll ,062 S9. | MANIFESTED RIVER. | For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise per fourth article treaty 3a August l795, $500. For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise per | third article treaty 2lst August, 1895. S25o For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise per third and separate article to treaty 30th September | loo9 $55o.
 NAVAJoEs.
 For fulfilling treaty stipuiaons with the Navaioes pursuant to the requirements of the 10th article treaty yth September, loia S5.0D0 NIsQuALLY, PUYALLUf, AND OTHER TRIBES AND
 BANDS INDIANS
 For fulfilling the articles negotiated 26th December 1854 with tain bands of Indians of Puret's Sound 1 Washington Territory. | For fourth instament. in part payment for re- linqushment of title to lands to be applied to bene- fcial objects, per 4th article treaty 26th December. 1854, S2 0oo
 For fourth of twenty instalments for pay of in structor, smith physician. carpenter, farmer and assistant if necessary per 10th article treaty 25th December 1854, S4, 800. oMAHAs. For the first of ten install nents of this amount | being second of the series in uonav or