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sand dollars payable for the years eighteen hundred
and fifty -four, and eighteen hundred and filty-fvc
per fifth article OF treaty oil fifth of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty -four, carried 10 the surplus fund
thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and fitty-fve.
| MIAMIE>-EEL RIVER.
! For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
fourth article treaty third August, seventeen hun
dred and ninety five, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
third article treaty twenty first August eighteen hun
drsd and five two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
third and seperate article to treaty thrtieth Septem
Der, eighteen hundred and nine, three hundred and
fifty dollars.
NIsouALLY, PUrALLUP, AND OTHER TRIBES AND BANDS
| INDIANS.
For ninth instalment in part payment for reln-
punishment of title to lands to be applied TO beneficial
objects, per fourth article treaty twenty De-
cember, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, fifteen hun
dFed dollars.
For ninth of twenty instolmen.s for pay Of nstrue
tor, smith, physician, carpenter, farmer and assist
ants If necessary, per tenth article treaty twenty.
sixth December eighteen hundred and fifty fouT six
Thousand seven hundred dollars.
| oMAHAs
For the SIXTH OF ten lnstalmets OF this amount. be-
ing second oil the series. in money OTHERWISE per
fourth article treaty sixteenth March. eighteen hun
dTed and hlty four thirty thousand dollars.
For ninth Of ten instalmenls for support Of miller
per eighth article treaty sixteenth March. eighteen
nundref and hfty four six hundred dollars
For nnth OF ten Instalments for support of black
smith aud assistant and and steel for shop per
eighth article treaty sixteenth March. eighteen hun
dred and fifty -four, nine hundred and forty dollars
For ninth Of ten nsIsments for support of farmer.
per eighth article reaIy sixteenth March, eighteen
hundred and fifty four six hundIed dollars.
For keeping IN tepalF the grist and mill prOv-
ded for by the eighth article OF the treaty of sixteenth
March. eighteen hundred and fifty .iorr three hun
dred dollars.
For supplying the smiths shop with TOOLS and keep
ing the sane IN repair per egth article Of the treaty
otsI1eenth March. eighteen hundred and fifty Jour.
three hundred dollars
For an engineer one thousand two hundred dollars
| OsAGEs
For interest on sixty thousand one hundred and
twenty dollars at five per cenium being the value Of
hliy four sections OF land set apart second June. eigh
been hundred and twenty-five. for educational pur-
poses. per Senate resolution nineteenth January. eigh
teen hundred aud thirty eight, three thousand four
hundred snd fifty six dollars
oTTOEs AND MIssOURIAs.
For sixth Of ten insalments beng the second SERIES
IN money or Otherwise. per fourth article treaty h
teenth March. eighteen hundred and fifty four, thiI
Ieen thousand dollars.
For ninth Of ten nstalments for pay Of miller. per
seventh article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hun.
dIed and fly.fOu sir hundred dollars
For ninth of ten instalnens for blacksmith and as
'sant. and iron and steel for shop per seventh arl
Gle treaty fifteenth Msrch eighteen hundred and forty
four. nine hundred and forty dollars.
For ninth Of ten nsalments for farmer. per seventh
article treaty fifteenth March. eighteen hundred and
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For keeping IN repair the grst and saw mill prOvi.
ded for by the seventh article of the treaty of fifteenth
March eighteen hundred AMI fifty -four. thee hundred
dollars.
For supplying the smith shop with tools. and keep.
ing the same in repair. pes seventh article of the
treaty fifteenth March. eighteen hundred and fifty
four. three hundred dollars.
For nn engineer. one thousand two hundred dollars.
OTTAwAs AND CHIPPEwAS OF MICHIGAN.
For eighth of ten equal annual instalments
ndna1fInnal MI 70 nvnandnd W
der the direction Of the President, according to
the wishes of the Indians, SO far as may be rea-
sOnabe and just per second article of the trea-
ty of thirty first July, eighteen hundred and
ffty-five, eight thousand dollars.
For eighth of ten instalments for the support
of four blacksmith shops, per second article of
the treaty of thirty-frst July, eighteen hun
dred and fifty6ve, four thousand two hundred
and forty dollars
For eighth of ten instalments of principal,
payable annually for ten years, to be distribu-
ted per capita, in the usual manner of paying
annuities per second article of the treaty OF
thirty-frst July, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, ten thousand dollars.
/ For interest on two hundred and twenty six
thousand dollars, unpaid part of the principal
sum of three hundred and six thousand dollars,
for one year, at five per.centum per annum, to
be distributed per capita, in the usual manner
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treaty of thirtyirst July, eighteen hundred
: and fifty five, eleven thousand three hundred
dollars.
For eighth of ten equal annual instalment>
on thirty-five thousand dollars in lieu Of form
. er treaty stipuations, to be paid per capita tC
the Grand River Ottawas, per second article
of the treaty of thirty first july eighteen hun.
dred and ffty-fve, three thousand five hun
dred dollars.
0 OTTAWAS OF KANSAS.
For their proportion of the permanent annu
,, tiles in money, goods, or otherwise, payable
under the fourth article of the treaty of third
August, seventeen hundred and ninety-6ve
second article of the treaty of seventeenth No
vember, eighteen hundred and seven, fourth
article of the treaty of seventeenth September
eighteen hundred and eighteen, and fourth ar,
ticle of the treaty of twenty ninth August
}. eighteen hundred and twenty-one, two thous
{ and six hundred dollars.
!, PAwNEES.
j. For first Of FIVE instalments of the second Sc
. ries in goods and such articles as may be ne
= cessary for them, per second article treaty
twenty-fourth September, eighteen hundred
:; and ffty-sevcn, thirty thousand dollars
For support of two manual labor schools an
nually during the pleasure of the President
per third article treaty twenty Septem-
. ber eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, ten thou,
sand dollars.
For pay Of two teachers, under the direction
of the President, per third article treaty TWEEN
1 ty-fourth September, eighteen hundred and
i fifty seven, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For purchase ofiron and steel, and other nc
4 cessaries for the shop, during the pleasure of
the President, per fourth article treaty twenty
. fourth September, eighteen hundred and fifty
{ seven, five hundred dollars.
For pay of two blacksmiths, one Of whom to
be gunsnith and tinsmith, per fourth article
, treaty twenty fourth September, eighteen hun
dred and tifty-seven, one thousand two hun.
= dred dollars
, For compensation of two strikers or appren,
tees in shop, per fourth article treaty twenty
fourth September, eighteen hundred and fifty
;, seven, four hundred and eighty dollars
q For sixth Of ten instarnents for farming uten-
sils and stock during the pleasure of the Presi-
4 dent, per fourth article treaty twenty fourth
lSeptember, eighteen hundred and ffty-seven,