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Newspaper Page Text..-niiinar." ALBANY REGISTER, !tijI;Miiont. XX o. 7 . OlFICIAL .LAWS OF THE UHITID STAIEo. l'lSSHI! AT Til K SKt'OSli SKSKION or TIIK t'tlll-lY-SKtOMI IHM.KI'.SS. lUKNEKAL NATCKE" NO. 91.) AN .UT niakliigopprnpriitions for llic cur rent ami cuuttngent expenses, of (he Indian . department, aid for fulfilling treaty stipu lations with t ailors Indian tribes, ftirthe year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred ami seventy-three, and-for oilier purm'. lit H erietM to) fhijbeiMtt ti Upnit pf 'fltpritiifttmtt if rhr tinilctl Slum oi Aiu'ric in Cmti uttrmhh of Tint the following sums be, and they are hereby appropriate!, out of any money in the treasury n it otherwise appropriate!, for the ntrjiose m lyiug uie current expense? 01 uie ndian derailment, and fti'lilllnir treatv sun i'flll,a will, ll,n -..,!. .., l-,.llu,. ,,:iu. Fur iay of dull! superintendents of indlan anal, namely : Two suieiintendcnis for the tribes cast of the Rocky mountains: one for Oregon; one for I he Territory nf Washington; one for (he Territory of New Mexico; one for i';i'iforni.t ; one for the Territory of Ari zona : one lor the Territory of Monfnr.a,nlm teen thousand one hundred dollars. Fin' pav of duty-eight agents of Indian af fairs, viz: Five for IhetriVs In Oregon, viz: Warm Springs, Klamath, tirand Itonde, Sllolz, and I mat ilia agencies: Three for the tribes In Washington Terrltiv ry, viz: NtahBay, Yakuina, and s. Kukom Ish agencies ; Three for Ihe trllic In California, viz: Hor l VMley, Koiind Valley, and Ttilo Hirer .agencies;' Two for the tribes in Nevada, viz: Pi-Utc and Waller Hirer, awl I'jHhbhI Lake Agen cies ; Two fur Ihe Irlbes In Idaho, viz : Nez Perce and Fori Hall agencies ; Four for (ho tribes in Montana, viz : Flat Heals. Blackfoet, Crow, and Milk River ag- .eRcles; Mac for Ihe tribes hi Pako'a, viz: Whet stone, Vanklon, Fniica, Upper Missonri.tiraud Hirer, Cheyenne Illver. Fort Berthold, Sise lon, and Devil's Lake agencies; Two lor ihe tribes In Wyoming, viz : lie 1 Cloud, Shoshone and Ualinock agencies! One fir Ihe tribes In I'lah, viz: Uintah Valley ajecitisy : Six lor Hie tribe In Now Mexico, viz: Al hliuln, Navajo,cir.ii.ariin,Mc.scnloro, Apache, Southern Apache, and Pueblo agencies; Two for i lit; tribe in Colorado, viz: Los Pino and White Hiver agencies; Six for Hie Irlbes in Nebraska, viz: (ireat Nemaha, Omaha, Winnebago, Pawnee, Otoe, ami Santi'o agencies; Thi lor Ihe tribe.) In Kansas, viz: potta- Wfltomle, Haw or K.'insas,aiidKick:ipuougcm j oles : Ten for ihe tribes in the Indian Territory, viz: Sac and Fox, (junpnw, Neosho. Kiowa an I Comanche, Upper Arkansas. Wichita, Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw and Chicka-aw, i and Seminole agencies ; One for ihe tribes in Minnesota, viz: Chip-j pews agency ; One for the tribes in Iowa, viz : Sac and Fox I of Iowa agencv; Two for Hie tribes In Wisconsin, viz : fireen Bay and La Pontc agencies ; One for the tribe.- m Michigan, viz : Macki nac agency ; One for the. New York Indians, viz : New York ngencv ; Four for Hie irlbes in Arizona, viz: Papa go, Colorado lilver, Pinin and Mnrlca, and Moguls Pueblo agencies, one . hundred and two thousand dollars: Provided, Thai ii shall be ihe duly of Hie President to dispense nib the services of such Indian nasals and super intendents herein mentioned its may be prat Unable; ami where II is practicable he shall Tcuutre !he same person to )rforni Ihe duties of IWO agencies or oitperinteiideiiciea for one salary. ' For pav of social agent for the (ioshlp Western and Northwestern bands of shoslin nes, in western Utah ami Eastern Novads. one thousand live hundred dollars. For three sub-agent, one for the tribes lit Oregon, viz: Alesea sub-agency ; and two for ihe tribes in Washington Territory, viz : Tu-, lnlinaud kjulnuiclt suli-ugeiieies, three thou wind dollars. For pay of clerk to siipcrinteisleiit for Cali fornia, oiie thousand dght hundred dollars. For temporary elerks'to superintendents, six thousand six hundred dollars. For pay of ninety inlei-proters, as follows: Twenty-one for the tribes in Oregon and I he Territories of Washing on, I'lah, and New Mexico, at live bundle I dollars each; thlrly six for ihe trllws elsewhere, at four hundred dollars each ; seventeen extra for the tribes elsewhere, at four huudvoil dollars each; three for Hie Indian sen ice in I'lah, at live hun dred dollars each ; one for Ihe Shoshnncs and one for Ihe Utnhs, at one thousand dollars each: 'one for the Sisseton and Wahpelon baud of Sioux, four htindi-eil dollars; one tor the 8.1cs and Foxes of the Mis sissippi, now In Tnma county, Iowa, four hundred dollars; nine for the Indian ser vice in the Territories of Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming, and Ihe Siale of Nevada, at live hundred dollars each ; Inall, forty thou sand five hundred dollars. For buildings at agencies, and repair', of same, ten thousand dollars. For vaccine mailer and vaccination of Indi ans, lire thousand dollars. For prcsenls to and provisions for Indians, ten thousand dollars. For actual expenses incur ml. ami that may hereafter he Incurred, by officers of the Indi an department, in the rescue of prisoners from Indian tribes and reluming them to their homes, and for expenses incident to (ho arrest and confinement within Ihe territory of the United Slates, by order of such officers, of icrsons charged with crimes' against Indi ans, five thnusanii dollars. For contingencies, Including travelling, In cidental, current, and contingent expenses of superintendent'' and agents, and of the offiir cos, Uftv thousand dollars. APACHES, K10W AS, AND COMANCHES. For fifth of thirty Instalments, as provide! to be expended under Ihe tenlh article treaty of October twenty-first, eighteen hundred an I sixty-seven, concluded at Medicine Lodge Creek, iii Kansas, with the Klowas and Co maiiches, and under Ihe third article treaty of same dale with Ihe A paches, thirty thou sand dollars. For purchase of clothing, as provided in same treaties, twenty-six thou.-ami do lars.. For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, snlllcr.nnd onglncer,flve thousand two hundrd dollars. For pay of physician and teacher, two thou sand five hundred dollars. For transportation of goods, live thousand dollars. APACHES. For this amount, to subsist ami properly care lor Ihe Apache Indians In Arizona and New Mexico wlm have been or may be ool leclcd on reservations in New Mexico and Arizona, two hundred and fifty thousand dol lars : Provided. That this appropriation shall be expended only In behalf of those Indians who g and remain upon said reservations and refrain from hostilltlos. ARAPAHOES, CHEYENNE?, APACHES, KIOWAS, COMANCIIES, AND WlCiII- TA8. For subsistence of tho Arapahoes, Chey ennes, Apache, Klowas, and Comanche Indi ans, and Wichita Indians, and transportation of the same, who have been collected upon the reservations set apart for their use and (kviipailon, two hundred thousand dollars. AIIICKAKEE9. IJHOS VENTKES AND MANDANS. . For this amount, to be expended In such goods, provisions, and ether articles, as the President may from time to time determine, Imduding transportation thereof. In instruct ing in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, In providing employees, educating children, procuring medicine and medical attendance, care for and support ortho aged, sick and In firm, for Ihe helpless orphans of said Indians, ami In any other respect to promote their civ ilization, comfort and Improvement, seventy live thntuuul dollars. A88INAJ10INE8. For this amount, to he expended in such goods, provisions, and other articles, as the President may from time to time determine, including transportation thereof, In Instruct ing Is agricultural and mechanical pursuits, in providing employees, educating children, procuring medicine and medical attendance, care for and support of the aged, sick and ln llrm. for the helpless orphans of said Indians, and In any oilier respect to promote their com fort, civilization and Improvement, thirty thousand dollars. P.LACKFi-ET, BLOODS AX.JI flKUANS. For Hits amount, tn bo expended In s-ich good-, provisions, a id other ar.lcles, as Hie Ptom lent may from lime to time deterniln , Incluiiiug transportation thereof, In fualrivt Ing In agricultural anil mechanical pjirsnlt in prondinir employees, ehicJUing children, P" "irl".'-ni'iiici; e ami mo licil n'lemlnivr, c tn-1 r a id siipp ir! at tb agil, 4)1 ! m Htm, i Tihe he p orpluins tirV i I in hits, a llii every saber re v !n'i mnr ibei rivt izaJou, csmfun ami iui rovimeut, Hilv Ihoiisand dollars. CALAPOOI VS. MOLAI.LAS ANDfJfilfA A MAS OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY. For third of five Instalments of Hie fourth serl-pfof annuity, tat benellcial Objects, live thousand, five hundred dollars. CHEYENNE AND ARAPAHOES. For flfih of ibirtv Insla'ments provided to Iw expendml under tenth article trjeur of IV.-. tolajr Mventyjiglrth, gH!eu Jiiindred-nnd sixty-wven,uveiity ilmiuaBd iloliors; ; For pundiaso ol clnsjiliig. as oer-somc arti cle, fiatrteeu thousand rive nnunred dollars. For pay of physician and teacher, as per thlrleenihnillc.lesanie treaty, two thousand live hundred dollars. For wy of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller and engineer, a ; iter same Ktlllle, live Ihoitsan i two liundrc l tlollars. For Irausisirtailon of gisslsbr Ihe t.lhev enues and Ar.1iahoes, seven Ihoiisaisl live hundred dollars. CIHCCASAWS. for peiniaaenl annuity In gno ls,lhree lliou faud dollars. BOISE FORT BAN P OF CHIPPEWAS. J'or seventh of twenty Instalments, for Hie support of one blacksmith and assistant, and for lisils, Iron and steel, and other articles ne cessary for Ihe blacksmith shop, id per third article treaty of April seventh, JJghleon-hntV d red and sixty-six, t no thousand Jive hun dred dollars. For seventh of twenty Instalments, fur the supiKirl of one school teacher, mill for the tie Canary Issils and stationery, it" per third ar ticle treaiy of April seventh; eighteen hun dred slxt-slx, eight hundred dollars. For seventh of twenty instalments, lor Ihe Instruction of Indians In larnilng, and usir chase ol'seeds, tools and so forth, as jior third article treaty of Apt II seveiilh, eighteen liiui dre I and sixty-six, eight hlindratl dollars. Forseveulh of twemy luatal nienis. of an nuitv, iu monev, to is' aid iervA4ta, tu per ttiir 1 ,-(.' i. ! lot OfAprl!'Sevuii keighlesn liunilvol and tixij -.-.i., tlx ilinu.-iiuil live hni drisl dollars. For seventh of iwe.ily instalments of annu ity in provisions, ammunition, and tobaoeo,as per third article treaty of April sevenlh.elgli: een hhndreil and sixly-six, one thousand dol lars. For sevenlli of Iwentj instaliiients o! nnnu ily, in goods and oilier urlic.les, ns perllllrd article treaty uf April soVeuth, eighteen luui ilrood and ilxty-six, six iboiisaiul live linn dred dollars. For iransportallon and nocofsary cost of delivery of annuity eoodsuid provisions ier sixth article Irealy of April sev unth, eighteen liuiidredan I flxty-slx,one thonrand five hun dred dollars. 1 llll'PKWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR. For eighteenth of twenty Insta nients. In coin, per fourth article treaty ijf September thirtieth, eighteen hundred and l)f y-rmir,live Hiousand dollars. For eighteenth of twenly instalments, in goods, household furniture, and cooking uten sils, per sourlll article treaty of September thirtieth, lighteen hundred and BllJ-folir. eight Hiousand dollars. Forelghiei'iilh of twenty liisialineuts. for urrictiltural impleinoMa and cattle, carpeb lers1 and other tools, and bulldijig malenajs, ier fnn nh article ireatv rtf Septeiulx-'r Ihirii eih, eighteen hundred and fifty four, three thousand dollars. For eighteenth of twenty instalments, for mom! ami oducaiional purjsises, Hinsi litin dred Hollars of which to lie paid lo the Grand Portage bind yearly, tn enable them to main tain a school ut their villlnge, per fourth ar ticle treaty of September thirtieth, eighteen hundred nhd fifty-four, iliveu'lliniisand dol lars.. For eighteenth of twenty instalments, for six smiths and asslsianta, per second and nr. h articles treaty of September thirtieth, eigh teen hundred" anil lifty-lbvr, live Hiousand and forty dollars. For eighteenth of twenty Instnlments, for I the support of six smiths' shtas per second and III h articles treaty of Seuieinlier Ulirll ieTh, eighteen hundred andy llfiv-four, one Hiousand Ibroo hundred and twenty dollars. For sixteenth of twenty Instilments, for Hie seventh smith and assisiaiit, and supiit of shops, per second and fifth articles treaty of Septciuber ihinieth, eighteen hundred and fifiy-fiHir, one Hiousand ami sixiv dollars For support of smith ami fhuis during Ihe pleasure of the President, in per seventh anil twelfth nrtiolus trrutv of April seventh, eighteen hundred and slxly-slx, six hundred dollars. For support of two fanners, during the pleasure ot Hie president, as per twelfth arti cle treaty of Seplember thirtieth, elghleen hundred and fifty-tea r, and seventh article treaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, one thousand two hundred dollars. For transiorta!ioii, and necessary ew of delivery olannulty and provisions lor Chits ls'wasof Ijike Siiiierlnr, three thousand dol lars. CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI. F'or sixlhof len instalments of the second series, In money, er fourth article Ireatv of Octolwr fourth, elghleen hundred and foilv two, and eighth ucilc'e treaty ol'Seiiteiiiler llilrtlelh, eighteen huiidre.1 and llftv-lonr, and third article treaty uf jiay sev eiilh. eighteen hundred ami, sixty four. I lour thousand one hundred and sixty-six dol lars and sixty-seven cetus. For sixth of ten instalments of the second i series, for the pay of two carpenters, ir ! ourtli article treaty of Oetolier fourth, elgh-1 t en hundrel and forty-two, and eighth nr.l- . o treaty of Sc!ember thlrtiolli, eighteen I hundred and fifty-tour, and third article Irca- ly of May seventh, eighteen liuiidrsd and six- ly-timr, lour hundred dollars. For sixth of ten Instalments of the second series, In goods, ier fourth article trealv of October fourth, eighteen hundred and forlv Iwo, and elghlh article treitv nftVcpteinber IhinleUi, eighteen hundred ami II ft v-f our, and llilrd article treaty of Mav Beveufh, dgliteen hundred and slxiy-four, tlnee Hiousand five hundred dollars. For sixth of Ion instalments of the second series, for the support of schools, per fourth article treatv of October fourth, eighteen hundred nml fifty-four, and elghlh article treaty of Soptcmlssr thirtieth, eighteen hundred and lV.urty-twe, mid third article treaty of May seventh, eighteen hun dred and sixty-four, six hundred gndsixiy.-lx dollars and sixty-seven cents. For sixth of Ten Instalments of the second series for Ihe purchase of irovHons and to bacco, jHir fourth article treaty of Octolsr fourth, eighteen hundred and forty-two, and eiglilb article treaty of September thirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty four' and third ar ticle treaty of May seventh, eighteen tutn iired and stxty-lbiir, six hundred and sixty seven dollars and sixty-seven cents. For sixth of ton Instalments of the second series, lor Hie support or two sntllh's shops, including the pav of two smiths and assist ants, and furnishing Iron and steel, per fourth article treaty of October, eighteen hundred and forty-tw o, am! eighth article treaty ol'Sep thlrtleth. eighteen hundred and fifty-four, and third article treaty of May Seventh, elgh leen hundred and sixty-four, six hundred and sixty-seven dollars and sixty-seven cents. tor sixlhof Ion instalments of ihe second sorles, for pay of two farmers, per third aril do treaty of May seventh, elshteen hundred and sixty-four, Hiiro hundred amlUilrty-three dnl lars anp thirty-three cents. For eighteenth of twenty Instalments of annuity, in money, per third article treat v of February twenty sotSoniL eighteen hundred and lift v-tlve, twenty thousand dollars. For last of twenty-six InsAlajorits, to- be paid the Chlppewaa ot Mississippi, per third article treaty of August second eighteen hun dred and Ibrty-seven, one thousand dol lars. For fifth often instalments, for the support ot'a school or schools upon said reservation. In accordance with third article treaty of March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and six seven, flair thousand dollars. For flub of ten instalments, to bo expended in promoting tho progress of tho people In agriculture, ami assisting them 'to become self-sustaining, In accordance with third arti cle treaty of March nfnetoenth, eighteen hun dred and sixty-seven, six thnusanii dollars. For fifth of ten instalments, for the support of aphysictau, In accordance with third article irealy of March nineteenth, elghleen hundred mid sixty-seven, tivo thousand two hundred dollars. For fifth of ten instalments, for The pur chase of tho neceseary medicines In accordance with third article treaty of March nlnetoeii, eightuvi hundred and sfx'y-.-evcn, three hun dred dollars. For Irausporlion, and necessary Mat of de llvev c f annuities ami isrovHons for Ihe Chlp pewaa of MlssbMppf, in accurilance with sixth article treaty of March nlnpteen'h. eivh'een linmbcle ill x;y-sevrn, illree thou smt I do! at. t Illi'I'i.V.- '.s OF TilK MISSMSII'I-I. I'll i.Atll-.l.,ANI I. A K K'VVi.N X it.vti S1U.-JI BAN is Of CHIPPEWA INL1ANS. For iiiulh of fen insmlmenls, to funitsb said Indkxns Willi len yoke of good work oxen, twouiy Ing-cliains, two hundred grubbing hoes, ten plows, ten grindstones, oue hundred axes, ihaudlfd.j twenty sitades. ami ofher liirming Imp'ement.', per flu Ii article treatv of May seventh, eighteen hundred nod slxtv four, ono thousand live hundred ilnilars. For the pav of two carpenter, mo tlKHisand eight hundred dollars, and two b'acksmilhs, oiw Ihonsand eight hnndred dollars; four faun laborers, two tion.-a8"l four hundred dollars j ono physlckin, oiie'lhobsnmliwahmi-1 died dollars ; aud medkune tbr the sk-k, five hundred dollars, per llfih artki'e treaty nfi -May seventh, eighleen hlindnsi an I slxtV-' four, seven Hiousand seven hundred do!-1 lars. For this iiinonnl. lobe applied Inward the strjiporl ol'a saw-null, to Is' built fur Ihe onui moil use of the Chlppownx of the Mississippi i ami the Bed Lake and PemhtnaibaiHlsnl'Clilp-1 s-was. as ier slxtbartlcle treati of May sev enth, elg'-.ieen hundred ami sixtv-fouf, one ' UiouKind dollars. For pay of services ami Irave'ing expense--, of a board of visitors, to consist of not more than three iicrsons, lo atlend Hie annuity inyments to the Imhans, ami lo Inspcvt Hie fields; buildings, mills, anil other improve ments, ns slipu'a'ed In the seventh hrtie'e treaty oi'May seventh, eigbleiw humlrel mid slxty-fotir. not excOetunc tinv one year more thus tw'.uiiy days' service, nl live dollars per day, or more than ihreo hundred miles' Iravel. at ten cents per mile, four hundred ami elgh ly dollars. ' For iay of female tea -hers employed on ihe i reserva'inu lo Instruct Indian girls In dome lie ei'xmeiny, one thousand dollars, CHIPPEWAS, PILLAGER, AND LAKE WINNKI!A;OSHl."ll BANDS. For elghteeth of ibirtv Insta'nients of anno- i Ity, In money, H'r lliint article treaty of Feb-1 rtutry twonty-wcond, elnhieen hundred nml 1 lli'y-live, Ion Ihotisniid il.X bundle ia.ul lxl rlx dnrflraar.il -1 x t v cents. For eighteenth of ddi-.y i is a'nie.its of a. nully, in goods, s:r Ihiriiarilc trealy ol r'eb- i twOnty-seconiii eiyldecn hundred aiul ii!';y. live, elgll! ll.ou.-nnd dollars. For eighteenth of thirty instalments, for iiuriHis4!s ot utility, nor third article fii'ntv of February twenty-second, eighteen humlred ami Ii fly-live, four ihoieand dollars. For eighteen! h of twenty Instalments, for purposes, of education, per thirl article treaty of February twenty-second, eighteen hundred and fifty-live, three Ihoutand dollars. CHIPPEWAS OK RED LAKE AND PEM BINA TRIBE OF CHIPPEWAS. For Ihisanvtiint.asaniuiity, to Is: paid per c:i ia to tho Red Lake Hand of Uhlppewas, during Ihe pleasure of the President, jier tldrd article treaty of Oetolier second, eigh teen hundred and "lly-thrce,nudscconilurli- do supptetneutary irenty oil April twelfth eighteen hundred and sixty-four, ifn thousand dollars. For this tnnonnl, lo ihe Pembina band of Chippowas, durlug the piensure oi the Presi dent, per same treaty, live IhonsUnd dol lars. For ninth of fifteen Instalments, ami for ihe pttriioseof aUPIllyiug the Bed Lake band of Chpienas Willi gilllng-lwlue, coltun-inatler, calico, linsey, blankeis, sheeting, liaunels, pruvlsiODs, tlirmlng tools, and for such oilier useful articles and for such other useful pur poses as may lie deemed for their best inter ests, per third article supplementary trealy of April IwelLh, eighleen hundred and sixty four, eight thousand dollars. For ninlliof fifteen instalments, fill' same Objects, for Pembina band of Chipiiewas, per same treaty, four llwu-and dollars. For ninth of fifteen instalments, for pay of one black-smith, one phyaleiuu, who shall furnish medicine fur the sick, one miller, and oue farmer. ier fourth article of same treaty, three Uionsaml nine hundred dollars. For ninth of fifteen instalments, for lite purchase of. Iron and steel, anil other articles, for b'acksmllhlug purpose, ier same treaty as above, one thousand five hundred dollars. For ninth of lil'.een Instalments, to Is? ex lieded for carpentering, and other purposes, per .- line treaty, one thousand dollars. For ninth of fifteen instalments, to defray expenses ota board of visitors to consist of not more man three iersons, malleoli tne an nuity payments of the said Chippewa indlans; each member of Hie board lo bio laid not mure than five dollars per day for not more than twenty days' service, and ten cents per mile for not more than three hundred miles' I rave', I three hundred ami ninety dollars. F'or trausportlou of annuity goods and pro-1 visions, and iron And steel for blacksmiths, for the Chippewa of Rail Lake and Pembina tribe, two Hiousand dollars. CltoCTAWS. For permaucnl annuity, per second article tro-iiv of November sixteenth, eighteen him- j died ami live, ami thirteenth article irealy of : June iwenty-secoml, eighteen hundred and i till v-tive, three thousand dollars. tor pcmniiont annnlty, for support of ligbt-hoTseinen, iierthlrtielh article treaty of Octolwr eighteenth, eighleen bundled anil twenty, ami thirteenth ankle treaty ol June , twenty-second, elghleen hundred ami fifty-! si x, six huinlred did lars. For iiermanent annuity, for support of blacksmith, per sixth article treaty of tvto. per eigbleeuth, eighteen hundred ami t went v, ninth an i.'le ot treatv of January twentieth, j e'ghleeu humlrel and twenty-live, and thlr teenth article uf treaty of Junetweety-seeond, elghleen hundreil and fifty-five, six 'hundred j dill lars. For permanent annuity for education, ier second article treaty of' January twentieth, ' eighteen hundied and twenty-live, and thlr-1 (eeuih article Irealy of Jnue twenty-second,1 eighteen hnndred and fifty-five, six 'thousand dollars. For permanent amuttvof iron and steel, per ninth article treaty of' January twentieth, i eighteen hundred mid twenty-five, ami thlr-j teenth article treaty of June 'twciitv-second, ! eighteen hundred and fifty-five, three hundred and twenty dollars. F'or interest on three hundred am! nlnetv thnusanii two hundreil and fifty-seven dollars and ninety-two cents, at live jior centum per annum, for education, support of the govern-: munt. and other beneficial purposes, under the direction of the general council of Iho ' Chnetnwa. In conformity with Ihe provisions ; coirntncd In the ninth and thirteenth articles treaty January twentieth, eighteen hundred twenty-five, urn! treaty of June Iwenty-sec-1 oml, eighteen hundredaml flftv-tive, nineteen j thousand live hnndred and twelve dollars and i eighty-nine cents. CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND BANDS i OF INDIANS IN MIDDLE OUEUOX. For third of live instalments, third series. for beneficial ob(ecls, per second article trea ty, of June twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred ami llftv-flve, four Hiousand dollars. F'or thirteenth of fifteen instalments, for pav and subsistence of one (armor, one blacksmith', ami one wagon and plow maker, per fourth article treaty of June twentv-flfth, elghleen hnndred and fifty-five, three thousand five liundrc 1 dollars. For thirteenth of twentv Instalments, for lay and subsistence of one physician, one sawyer, one miller, one superiutaudent of larnilng operations, and one school-teacher, Kir fourth arliclo Ireatv of June twenty-fifth, eighteen bundretl and fifty -live, live thousand six hundreil dollars. For thirteenth of twenty instalments, for salary of the head chief of said confederated bands, jier fourth article treaty of June twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, live hundred dollars A -. CREEKS. For permanent annuity in money, per fourth article treaty of August seventh seven teen hundreil and ninety, and fifth article treaty of August seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, one thousand live hundred dol lars. For permanent annuity in money, per sec ond article treatv of June sixteenth, eighteen hundreil anil two, and fifth article trealv of August seventh, elghleen hundred and fifty- si , inruu iiioiisami uotmrs. arliclo treaty of January twentv-lourth.elirlit eeu hundreil and tweuty-stx,and fifth article trealv of August seventh, eighteen humlred anil fifty-six, twenty thousand dollars. For permanent annuity of blacksmith ami assistant, and for shop and tools per eighth article treaty of Jannajy 24th, eighleen hun dreil ami twenty-six, ami tilth article treaty of August seventh, olgbteenhundredand fifty six, eight hundred and forty dollars. For evmanent annnttv for Iron and steel lor thop, por eighth article treat.r oi January twenty-fourth, dghlecn hundreil and twentv ilv, and fifth ariicie treaty of August seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty- l.,iwo hundred and seventy dollars, F'or pel litaucnl annuity fur Hie par of a wheelwright, per olghlh article treaty uf-Jan-nary tweiit'-iOurh, elghleen hundred and lweir--lx. inil 111' havtlc trial' of Allgnsl si'Ve;idi. eigli'ien letielre 1 an 1 lii'i-.-ix, ily liu nlre I ! ' ,'ivs. For blacl;-m. b a id a.--'l- :i i. -hup am! tuots, right hundred and tisrty ulars. Fur iron and steel i f shop, three liumlre l ami seventy uol'ars. For wagon maker, ix hundred dollars. For education, one thousand dollars. For asslsinivo In agricultural operations, Iwo thousand dollar-. For five )ter centum interest on Inn hun dred thousand dollars, for imrposes of educa tion, per sixth article treaty id Angus sev enth., eighteen lipndrodnmlMfly-six.len Uion saml dollar-. For interest on six hnndredsnd sei anty-llve nKStKind one tmndrcdnndflxty-clght dollars, at ihe rate of live per.centiini pt?r ftiuiein, to be .xpended under Ihe ilirivllon of Ihe Soie larv of Ihe Interior, uieler provisions ol third article ireatv of June fourteenth, eighleen biiinlred amislxty-sl.x, Ibjrty-lhree lliousaud seven huinlri-l and fifty- 'gin dollars amlfor t' rents. CROWS. For fourth of lliirty. Instalment-', In supply uia'e rsons, six huiulre 1 in Rimthfn. over mnrtaen years of age. with a suit of gorsl suln Manual woolen cioiiiing, e insisting oi coot, hat, psnla nons, fiannel shirt, and woolen sivks, as )ev ninth article trealv of May sev enth, eighleen humlred and sixty-eight, elgh' tlMsnnd four hundred miliars. For fourth of thirty instalments, to supply eacu lemale, seven hundred In Bntnbsr, over twelve vears of age, Wlth flannel shirt, or Uie gomlsnoi'ossary to make the same, a pair of woolen hose, twelve yards of calico, and twelve yards of cotton domestic, as jier same nn'cte, eighi thotttaiKl four liundrel dollars. f'or fourth ofihinv Itislalmonls lo supply I hren hundred and llf;v boys and three hun dred and llfy (drls uiider Ihe ages ininnid, such flannel and no! ton gools as in iv l' ncod e I to make each a suit as a foresaid, together with a pair ot woolen hose for each, per some article, five thousand nine hundred and twenty-three dollars. For fourth of len instalments, lo lie asm by the Se.'re'urc of the interior In Ihe ptircha-o -f such articles as, fia m I hue In time, 'he con- '.i Ion and t iw id ts maj ludlca'e in be pirS po'.ibe aunt ik leu dollar. r,r i.-i-li Indian roaming, as per same nrllc'e, a suhiiiol ex ceeding five thousand dollars. For pay of a physician, ono thousand four hundreil dollars. For third of iwtnty Insta'monts, tbr par of leacber, and furnl-hliig necessary Issiks ami s a lonery, under sevc.ilb nrtlclesaini! Ireatv, three thousand dollars. For v ol Wecontl blncksml'h, and Iron and steol. a- per eighth article of Ihe same treaty, wn Hiousand dollars. For Hiiro of len Instalments, to be used by the Secretary of Hie Interior in the purchase ot' such nvllcVs as from time to time tho con dition nml nocossfilos of Ihe Indians mav Inrll cnte to be proper, Ihe sum of twynty dollars for each Indian engages! In agriculture, as per ninth article of ihe ami' Irealy. a sum not ex ceedlng twentv tbousHml dollars, For third Of lour Insialments, to furnish sild Indians with Hour and meal, as )cr tiluUi article of Hie treaty of May seventh, eighteen humlrel and slxti-eighi, one hundred and IhirtVMvne thousand four huutlitsl dollars. For !a-t of fhrec tnstn'ments, to be evpBhd el in presents to the ten iersonsof mil trfiie who, lit the judgment of the agent, may grow the most va'iun'h'o crop-, as per twelfth afilc'e of the -ams treatv, five btimlml dollars. For par nfenrpetator, miller, engineer, liir mor, anilWnck-mlth. as ier fifteenth article of Hie same treaty, II vv thousand twnhttndrdtl ilollnrs. For iransportallon of goisls, aCVeil thou sand iVoilars. DEL A W A RES. For life annuity lo chief, per private arti cle lo suppleinenlal treat y.ofSeiirciiiliertweiv t v-foiirth, elghleen bundl e I ami tweiity-nine,-lotrcatvof October thi nl, eighteen hundreil and eighteen, one hundred dollars. For interest on forty-six thousand nnd eigh ty dollars, at five per centiiin.bt ing Ihe value i i'iliiriv-six BBctians of land setanart bv trea ty of eyiileon liumlrel and twenty-nine for e lucati'in, per Senate resolution of June thlr IjeMbJ elghleen huuslrcd nnd Hilrlv-nlne, and trllhrticle tra-ity of May sixths eighteen hun dreil and lift y-slx, two thousand three hun iliJl and four'doliars. DWAMISU AND OTHER ALLIED TRIIIKS IN WASHINGTON TERRI TORY. For thirteen Insta'monts on one humlrel an I fifty thousand dollars, under tho direc tion of Hie President, per slxlh arliclo trealy of Jniuiao'tWLUlyrseooiul, eighteen hundred ami fiftr-tlVe, six thousand ilollars. F'or thirteenth uf twenty instalments, for Ihe establishment am! support of an agricul tural and Industrial school, and to provide said school with a suitable Instructor or In sti'Uc,tors,.perfourteenUnrtic!cUeaty of Jan uary twenty-second, eighteen bundled and tlftv-flvo,;breelhonsatMl ilollars. Ifor thirteenth of twenty Insmlinents, for the support of a smith -ami .'ai-penicr -bop, and furnishing It Willi necessary tools, five hundred dollars. . For thirteenth of twenly instn1monts,fiir Hie employment of a blacksmith, carpenter, far mer ant) physician, who shall furnish med. ciiies for t$i sick, per fourteenth article trea ty of January twenty-second, eighteen hun dreil and fllty-lIVc, four thousand six hundred dollars. FLATHEADS AND OTHER CONFEDER ATED TRIBES. Knr fourth of lire Instalments, on one hun dred ami twenty thousand dollars, being the j limn aeries, tor nenenciai oiiieeis, at uie tin creilon of the President, per fourth article Ireatv of July sixteenth, elghleen hundred and fifty-live, four thousand dollars. For thirteenth of twenty Instalments, for the support of an agricultural and Industrial school! keeping in repair the buildings, and providing suitable furniture, books and sta tionery, per fifth articlo trealy of July six teenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-live, three hundred dollars. For thirteenth of twenty insialments, for providing suitable Instructors therefor, per lilth article treaty of July sixteenth, cltihteen hundred and fifty'-fivo,one thousand eight hun. dred dollars. For thirteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping in rcctir blacksmiths'. (In and gun smiths" carpenters', and wagon and plow makers' shops, and providing necessary tools fherufor, per fift h article treaty of Jmy six teenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-live, live hundred dollars, For thirteenth of twenty insta'nients, for the employment of two farmers, two millers, one blacksmith, one tinner, one gunsmith, one earpenler, and one wagon and plow maker, per fifth article treaty of July slxteenth.elght een hundred ami fifty five, seven thousand lour bulid red dollars. F'or thirteenth of twenty instalment, for keeping In re) air saw ami flouring mills, and furnishing Hie necessary tools and fixtures therefor, icr fifth article treaty of July six teenth, eighteen hundreil and fiftp-flvri, five huiulre I dollars. For thirteenth of twenty Instalments, for keeping In repair the hospital, and providing the necessary medicine and furniture therefor jsir fifth arliclo treaty of July slxteenth.elght cen hundred and fifty-five, threo hundred dol lars. For thirteenth of twentv instalmemts, for pav of a physician, per fifth article trcatv.of July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and nfTv ilve, one thousand four hundreil dollars. For thirteenth of twentv instalments, for keeping in repair the buildings reouired for the various employees, and furnishing the necessary- furniture" therefor, per fifth article treat It of July sixteenth, eighteen hnndred and fifty-five, three hundred nnlinrs. F'or thirteenth of twenl v Instalments, for the nay of each of the head chiefs of the Flat heads, Kootenai , and Upper Pond d'Orlelles tribes, per fifth article Ireatv of July sixteenth elghleen humlrel ami till -five, one Hiousand five hundred dollars. For transportation of annuity goods and provisions to said Indians, per fifth article treaty of July sixteenth, eighteen humlrel ami flfiy;five, two thousand dollars. OROS VENTRES. For this amount to be expended in such goods, provisions, and other articles- as the President from lime to time may determine, including transportation thereof, in instruct ing In agricultural and mechanical pursuits, In providing employee, educating children, procuring medicine ami medical attendance, care for am) support of Hie aged, sick, and In firm, for the helpless orphans of said Indians, and In any other resiiect to promote their civ ilization, comfort, and improvement, thirty. ve thousand dollars. IOW AS. I Por interijst hi .'len 'of Investment on lilt y -seven thousand file hundred (lollor. Imlam'e ol one hundred ami fill i- even thousand Ily hundred dollars, to.JnPr first, eighteen hun dred ami wrenty-trfn, at five ier centum per annum, lor MncMlornl or other UnortVial puisfe;i ahdiit tie dins- Ion of the Pre I :,ni lid harii. 'o'ren v ol Mav seventeenlh, I'lgbti'eli li'iudlT I and rttlv'oilHlW'i.lliiii.Minil etgbl bundle 1 ai d eivuti.flve illillHrs. KANSAS. F'or Interest in Hen of Invest nient bn tlvo .humlred (hou-nhil ilollars. at five par centum per annum, per aivond article treatvof Janti mtry fourteenth, eighteen hundred and furtv rlx, ten tboioauil dollars, KICKAPOOS. FoiTiinelceiitii Instalment of Interest mi one hundred thousand dollars, at live r ccnlum ler anuiaii, for oilikational ami other hewfl '' tflfWrUJs, per Irealy of May elghteemh, elghleen Tiaiifrpil and flftv-four, fire Hiou sand dollar FoB.ntnr oentii Instalment on two hundred IhrntsMKhloflnrs, to be mk! In eighnun hnr drel and sevent.ythree, jct se,-oiid artkde treaty oljllay eighfeHntli, elghtvra luindrel and fMtT-rniir, fire tliousauil dollars. To enable the PrQsldent ol'Uiel'nliel States In carry unt the lirovisfons of the third article ol Hie freaty made Willi tho Klckajsio Indians, date I June tweufy-etghih, rtghlran humlrel and sixty-two, Ihe Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorize! and dire -led lo ascertain Ihe proportionate amount of funds, nml the cash value thereof,! o which any members ot said trllH- may be cnlltlel who l ave become citizens of ihe United Stales, as provided In said trealv, and, by converting so much of Ihe secnrl iea of sal 1 Indians as mav be neccs sary for ibis purxise, iiv Hie snnki to each person so emit led, under such rules as homay prescribe: Providel, That no part of said money due wr lieluugtng lo minor children shall Iw iialiltotliem. or toanv person for I hero, mull said ehiblrcn shall tiave attained ihe age Of twenty-one years. KLAMATH AND MODOC INDIANS. F'or second of live tnstalments,lohe applied under direvtion of the President, as per nv owl nrikjle treaty of October fmtrteonth.elght cou hundred and sixty-four, five thousnml dol lars. For slxlh of twenty Insialments fur kaei lilgln i0 itir one saw mill, one llot riug ml 1. I'lii'dlng-for the hilcksiullb, carpenter, and yvagOu eld pjmv . fiitker, Hie m,initn almr clu ol and ho-pl n', a- per f'tir h Krilc'turit ty of (VtolK-r fiHiricenfn, elghleen huniliel and sixty-four, one thousand dollars. Forsorenthof twenty Instalments, for ihe purchase of inula and material lor saw and flour mills', earpenler, blacksmith, wagon and plow makers' shoos, and books and stationery lor Hie manual labor school, a ) ier fmirth nr tlde trealy of Oetolier foiirieenlh, eighteen hunilrel and Hxly-lour, one thomaiid five huiulre I dollar-. For seventh of fifteen Instalments, for tnv and subsistence nf one superintendent of far ming, one farmer, one blackunlih, one saw yer, one carienler, and one wagon and plow maker, as er fifth article treat V of October riniteemli, eighteen hun Ire I and slxlv-four, six thousand dollars. For seventh of twenty Instalments, to pav salary ami siib-lsience of one physkdan, one miller, and two school teachers. o jst llftb nrtlcle treaty OfOctpbor flillrtoenth, eighteen humlrud and stxly-ftinr, Hire' Ihoiisanil six buiuln-d dollar-. MAKAH TlilllE. ForthfeloTton instalments of thirty ihnii s,imilollarit.beiiig the fifth series, mider dl reclloii of Hie President, ns ir fifth ariicle trXnty of January thlrtv-tlrst, elght(en hun died and fifly-flve, one Ihotoanil dollars. For Inirteenth of twentv Instalments, for snpparl of a smith ami carpenter's shop, nml to provide for the necessary tools therefor, ir eleventh artkde treaty oi January tlilrly rtrst.clgmYcii himdrel add llftv-flve, five httr. .IreiL'loJlors. For t bwteatitli of Iwentvirstalmenls.for Ihe snpisirt l n agricultural anil Indiiatrisl school, anil ptiy et lcaclKTs,lwo thousand five hundred dollars. For thirteenth of twenty Instalments, for the employment of n u'aeksmith, carpenter, far mer and pliysk'lan. who shall furnish medi cine lor the sick, four thousand six humlrel ilollars. MENOMOM'ES. F r seventh of fifteen no tn'ments of nnnuf- tv iu,m Iwo hundred ami torlv-two lliousaiid six-hundred ami eighty -six ilollars, for cession i f lands, per fliurth artkde treaty of Mav 'w elf.h, eighteen humlrel and fifty-four, and Senate amendment thereto, sixteen thousand one hundred anil serenly-nineilollars nml six cent. J ' . .; . Ml A SI EES Of KANSAS. For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant, and Iron nml steel for shopper fifth artldeireaty of Jkitober sixth; eighteen hun lire I and eighteen, ami fourth article treaty i f JiinirMMl. eighteen hundred ami fifty -four, ; dm' hinidie I and forty dollars. For iierniancnt provision fur miller, in lieu ol'giinsniflli, per filth article troalv of October ixlh, elghleen hnndrel and eighteen, fifth .irtk-le treaty of October twenty-third, eight een hundred and thirty four, a nil fourth aril clc treaty K June fifth, eighteen humlrel and llflr-four. six hundred dollars. For lulnrest on fifty thnusanii dollars, at live nor cenjum, for elocutional purposes, per third article treaty of June fifth, eighteen hun dred and- flftv-four, two Ihonsand five hun dred dollars. ' Forthiricenlh of twenly insialments upon two hundreil thousand dollars, per third arti cle treaty nf June tilth, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, seven thousand five humlred dol lars. MIAMEES EEL RIVER. F'or permanent annuity In goods or other wise, perTatrrth article treatyof August third, seventeen hundred and ninety-five, five hnu drel dollars. For permanent anunity I a goods or other wise, per articles treatv of August twenty-first eighleen hundred and five, Iwo hundred nnd lift dyllars. Fur permanent annnlty in goods or other wise, per thliilsiml H'liiral e articles treaty of M'pleniberrhirty of September thirl ietb, eigh teen hundred and nine, three humlred and fifty dollars. MIAMEES OF INDIANA. For Interest on two humlrel anil twenty one thousand two humlrel and fifty-seven d Pars and eighty -six cents, uninvested, at live per centum, per Senate amendment to fourth article treaty of June fifth, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, eleven thousand ami slxtv-two ilollars and elght-nlnc cents. MOLF.LS. F'or pay of teachers nf manual Islior schools for all necessary materials therefor, and for the subsistence of Hie pupils, three thousand MIXED SnoslIONES, BANNOCKS AND SHEEP EATERS. For (his amount to be ex penile I tn such goods, provisions, and oilier articles, as tho iTcsuioiu may irom time to lime determine, including transportation thereof, in Instruct ing in agrlcflltnral and mechanical pursuits, in providing employees, educating children, procuring medicine and medical altenilance, care for and support of the aged, sick, ami in firm, for ihe helpless orphans of said Indians, and In any other respect to promote their civ ilization, comfort and improvement, twenty five thousand dollars. NAVAJOE& F'or fourth often Instalments, of such artl e'es of clothing, or raw material In lion there ol, for eight thousand Narnjae Indians, not exceeling five dollars per Indian, as per eight Ii article treaty of June first, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, forty thousand dol lars. - - i For I bird often instalments, to bo used by the CominisiiToner ol Indian Affairs in the mirwhaae of turn articles ns mav from time to lime Hie condition and necessities of tho Indi ans marindioate to be proper, the mm of ten dollars to ioh .periMi who engages In farm ing or irtnchanlcal inuranlts, say one thousand four hundred families, fourteen thousand dol lars. For iy of two teachers, two thousand dol lars. For transportation of goods, tm thousand dollars. NEZ PKKCK8 INDIANS. For third of five Instalments of third series, for beneficial objects, at the discretion of the President, per fourth artkde treaty of June eleventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, six thousand dollar. F'or thirteenth of lwentylnntalincnts,for tho support of two schools, one of which to be an agricultural and Indus! rial school, keeping in repair school buildings, and for providing Biilublo furniture, books, and stationery, per tilth article treaty of June eleventh, eighteen hundred aud fifty-five, live hundred dollars. For ihlJtMnlh nl'tlVOntv Inclfllmunlc IV,wKa jsnploymeutot one duperlnteuilent of teach- ! Wtt jii.il li . Mi-hM . ... ,. . i A- . .... t .u4 . iw.ii-11,, oi mil! .liu, :e iit.ir . . of June eleventh, elghleen hundred ami inj ure, fhrec thousand two hundred dolla'.s. For thirteenth of twenty instalment, for HH-eiiipbiiinem of one superintendent of fcr mli'g, ami two filmier, two millets, two htnckiuilllix, inn" ileiier. one gun i mil h. one -arSntrr. and one wagon ami plow taker, per llfih ant- e iiian Jhi,i eleienth,etght mn hmidiisi am! fiftv five. len thossaiHl dol lar. For il.lrtiruib nf iwt-Mv Insta went, r ly ofa physk ian, per fifth article treaty f dune eleventh, eighteen hundred ami fill y'.five ne tltousanil lour liumlrel ilollars. For thirteenth of iwwMr iBstal'nWDta, for keeping In reir the Imiidtngs irihe various employe's, ami for providing the necessary furniture therefor, per fifth artk 'e treaty of Jitnb eleieiith, eighteen hundred and if y llye, sin en hnndret dollar. For thtrieeiilli of twenty Instalments, for the salary of stn-.h jierson as the trlba w se'i-.-ttn be llierr (jeadcWef, ir fifth arlk-le treaty of June, devout h.clehteon hundred and fifty-five, flv hmidrel dollar. i For salary or two subordinate chlefc as per fifth article trealy of June ninth. Ughteeit humlrel ami slxlv-thrge, one thousand dul lars: 1 for. seventh of sixteen inata'meiits, for ! 'i tin ling and clothing., he children who shall attend the school, providing the schools aud boanling houses with necessary furnlttire,lbc purcliase of necessary wagons, tcams,jigThvul tui a! Implement, tools, and so forth. Mil Her fencing of such lands as may ho needed for gtinleulngand fh milr.g purposes for Hie schools three thousand dollars . For salary of two matrons lo take charge of Hie boarding schools,lwo assistant teachers one tanner, one carpenter, and two millers, seven thousand six liumlrel dollars, For thirteenth of twenly Instalments; for keeping in repair the hospital, and providing Ihe necessary meliclncs and the furniture therefor, three humlrel dollars.: Fur repairs nf houses, mills and tools, and nccesmry materials, three thousand live bun died dollars, MSOUALLV, PUVALLUP. AND OTHER TRIBES AND BANDS OF INDIANS. For eighteenth Instalment, In part pnvmcnt for relliiiiulshnicnt of title to lauds, tb be ai p'lel to beneficial oljocts, per fourth article treaty nf ltceemlier twenty-sixth, elghleen hundreil and fifly-four, one thousand dollars. For eighteenth of twenly ins a inents, for pay of, instructors, imlih. cari enter, fanner, and phyflclnu, win shall fiiriil-h meokdoe lb Ihe sick, per le lb nrtlcle luuiv i f liicnnler twenty,. Ixth, eighteen hnnilrelaiiil llftv-fuur, six thousan'l -even hundred ihillars. Fur i lghii-enth nf twentv Instalments, for Ihe support of nn agricultural school, and Industrial school, mid support of smith nnd carpeuter sliop, ami providing Ihe neessarv tools therefor, in con fnnnltv with tenlh aril clc trealy of De;emliertwenty-slxlh, eighteen hundred and lift v-fnnr,nne thousand five hun ilrel dollars. NORTHERN CHEVENNES AND ARAPA HOES. For fourth nf thirty Instalment, for pur chase if clothing, as per sixth article treat v of May tenlh, eighteen humlrel and six!' eigbt, fifteen ihoiisand ilollars. F'or Ibnrth often Instalments, tn he exend el by the Stvretnry of Ihe Inlcrlor, ten dollars for each Indian roaming, sav one t bounni.il eight humlrel nml, In the purchase of such articles as from lime foilme, the condition and necessities of ihe Indians mav hull, ate to bn proper, as per same treaty, eighteen thou sand dollars. For transportation of goods, fire Hiousand ilol lars. OMAHAS. For llfih offiftejen intalmenlsoftlils amount lielng third series. In money or otherwise, r fourth article treaty of .March sixteenth, elgh teen hundred and fifty-four, twenty thousand ilollars. For seventh often Instalments, for keeping In relra grist and saw mill, aiid suppon nf b ncki nillh shop, or eighth artkde treaty nf March slxtecnin, elghleen hundred and flftv four, and I bird artk'e treatyof March sixth, eighteen hunilrel and sixty-fire, throe hnn dre! dollars. For seventh of fen Instnlments, for pnv of one engineer, one thousand I wo hundred 'dol lars. For seventh ot ten instalments, for pnv t f one miller, per 'auiu treaties, nine hnmfrod dollars. For seventh of teu insialments, for pav i f one fanner, jsm- same treaties, nine buiiiirel ilollars. For seveutli of len Instalments, for ny of blacksmith, 'r same treaties, nine humlrel ilollars. Eor fifth of len insta'nients. for support of li'acktmilh simp, and supplying tools for same, throo hundred dollars. OSAIIES, For Interest an sixty-nine thousand oue hundred and twenty dollars, at five per cent um per annum, being value of flflv-four sec tion of land set apart by treaty of.Junesec iniil, eighteen hundred and twenty-live, for elmatlonal puinoHsa, ier Senate resolution nf January ninth, eighteen hundred and slaty live, three thousand lour huinlred and fifty six ilollars. For interest nn three iHindred thousand dol lars, at live per cent tun per nnnuni.to be paid senil-nnnually, In money or sneh articles ns the Secretary of tho. Imerlor mar itirect, as per first article treaty of Bcptesubcr twenty nintli, elghleen hundred ami slxty-five,fifteen thousaml Hollars. OfTUF.S AND MISS01TRIAS. ' For filth of fifteen Instalments, being the third series, in money or Atherwlse,per fourth article treat' of March fifteenth, eiglrtegn hundred and tlllv-four, nine thousand dol lars. PAWNEES. For perpcltntl annnlty, at least one-half of which i to be in goods and such article as mav deemed necessary for (hem, per second article treaty or September twenty-rourth, eighteen humlred and fifty-seven, tlurt v thon saud dollars. For sumiort of two manual labor scliools, pi-1' third article treaty of September twonty fourth, eighteen hunilrel anil fifty-seven, tun thousand dollars. For pay of one fanner, two blacksmiths anil twoapprentk.'cs, one miller and apprentice, one engineer, and two teachers, five thousand seven hundred and eighty dollars. F'or pay of physician and purchase of niedi -clues, one thousand dollar.-). For the purchase of iron and steel aud other necessaries lor the shop,-, five hundred dol lars. F'or the purchase of farming utensils and stock, one thousand two himdrel dollrrs. For repair of grist and saw mills, Ihiee hun dred ilollars. For transrta!lon and necessary coat cf de livery of annuities for the Pawnees, tw o thou sand dollars. For this amount or so much thereof as- may be necessary for the erection of two school houses for the use and benefit of the Pawnee tribe of Indians, including dormitories for the children attending the manual labor school, and for providing school furniture, four thousand live hundred dollar. For this amount or so much thereof as may be necessary for the employment of three teachers and two assistant teachers, ami pro viding the schools with fuel, books and sta tionery, three thousand nine hundreil dol lars. PONCAS. For ninth of ten insialments, secoud series to bo paid to them or expended for their bene fit, ten thousand doll .r. For this amount to be expended during the pleasure of the President, In furnishing such aid ami assistance in agricultural and mechan ical piirsnlts. Including the working of the mill, as provided by second ariicle treatv of March twelfth, eighteen hunilrel and sixty eight, as the Secretary of the Interior may consider advantageous" and necessary, seven thousand five hundred dollars. For this amount or so much thereof as may lie necessarv, to be used at ton dtkirallon of the President, to cany on tho work of aiding and Instructing tho I'oncas In the art of civil ization, with a view to their self-sapport, and tbr subsistence and clothing, leu thousand dol lars, P0TTAWAT0M1ES. For permanent annult v,in silver per fourth artkde treaty of August third, seventeen hnn dred and nluotv-flve, ftmr hundred and ctghl ecn dollars and thirty-five cents, F'or permanent annnlty, m stiver, per third article treatv of September thirtieth, eighteen hundred ami nine, two hundred and nine dol lars and eighteen cents. For permanent annuity, In silver, tier thlnl article treatv of October sccond,cighleen hnn dred ael elghleen, one thousandana forty-five dollars and eighty-seven cents. For permanent annnlty, In monoy, per sec ond article treatv of Sepfembtr twentieth.