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STATEMEXTsbowtinq ihe 1tESENT LIB DJLIITIES of the UNITED STA TES t, IoDLIN
TRIBES ',,,der TREATY STIP ULA JlIONS-Continued. 
Names of treaties. 
Description of annuities, &c. 
Sacs and Foxes of   Permanent annuity........      ............. 
Mississippi. 
Do-----------Interest on $200,000, at 5 per cent.......... 
Do ............. Interest on $800, 000, at 5 per cent ............ 
Sacs and Foxes of   Interest on $157,400, at 5 per cent............. 
Missouri. 
Do.............For support of school-........................ 
Seminoles-.......   Interest on $500, 000, eighth article of treaty 
of August 7, 1856. 
Do.............Interest on $70, 000, at 5 per cent.......... 
Senecas ............Permanent annuity ........................... 
Do..........    Smith and smith-shon and miller, permanent. 
Senecas of New      Permanent annuities.    ................... 
York. 
Do ............. Interest on $75, 000, at 5 per cent ........... 
Do-...........Interest on $43, 050, transfeired from the On- 
tario Bank to the United States Treasury. 
Senecas and Shaw-   Permanent annuity.......................... 
nees. 
Do.............Support of smith and smith's shops .......... 
Shawnees--------Permanent annuity for education.......... 
Do ........      Interest on $40,000,et 5 per cent .............. 
Shoshones and Ban- 
nacks: 
Shoshones ......... For the purchase of clothing formen, women, 
and children, thirty installments. 
Do ............. For pay of physician, carpenter, teacher, en- 
gineer, farmer, and blacksmith. 
Do ............. Blacksmith, and for iron andsteel for shops . 
Treaty of November 3,1804.....Vol. 7, p. 85, § 3.........................
Treaty of October 21,1837 ........ Vol. 7, p. 541, § 2.....................
Treaty of October 21, 1842-........ Vol. 7, p. 596,§2....................
Treaty of October 21,1837V........Vo 7, p. 543,§2......................
Treaty of March 6,1861---------Vol.12, p. 1172, § 5   $200 00--...........-
$25,000 annual annuity---------Vol. 11, p. 702,§8....................
Support of schools, &c........... Vol. 14, p. 757, §3 .. . .   .
  ........ 
September 9 and 17,1817 ....-.....Vol. 7, p. 161, § 4;..... ...............
vol. 7, p. 179, § 4. 
February 28,1821----------------. Vol. 7, p- 349, 4..... ....................
February 19,1841 ................. Vol. 4, p. 442........  ................
Act of June 27, 1846.............Vol. 9, p.5, 2.....     ................
....do ............................. Vol. 9,P. 35, 3........ . ..............
Treaty of September 17,1818 ..... Vol. 7, p. 179, § 4......................
Treaty of July 20,1831..........Vol. 7, p. 352, § 4  1,060 00...........
August3, 1795; September 29,1817 Vol. 7, p. 51, § 4..........................
August 3,1795; May 10, 1854.      Vol. 10, p. 1056, § 3....................
Fifteen  installments due, esti- Vol. 15, p. 676, § 9............  $172,
500 00 
mated at $11,500 each. 
Estimated ................... Vol. 15, p. 676, § 10  5,000 00...........
...... do .......................... Vol. 15, p. 676, §3  1,000 00 .............
$1,000 00 
10,000 00 
40,000 00 
7,870 00 
25,000 00 
3,500 00 
1,000 00 
1,660 00 
6,000 00 
3,750 00 
2,152 50 
1,000 00 
3,000 00 
2,000 00 
$20,000 00 
200,000 00 
800,000 00 
157,400 00 
500, 000 00 
70,000 00 
20,000 00 
33,200 00 
120,000 00 
75,000 00 
43,050 00 
20, 000 00 
60, 000 00 
40,000 00 
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Bannacks ........ 
Do-........... 
Six Nations ofNew 
York. 
Sioux of different 
tribes, including 
Santee Sioux of 
Nebraska. 
Do ............. 
Do-............ 
Do-........... 
Do-........... 
Tabequache band 
of Utes. 
Tabequache, Mua- 
che,Capote, Wee- 
minuche,Yampa, 
Grand River, and 
Uintah bands of 
Utes. 
Do-........... 
Do-............ 
Do .----- 
Winnebagoes-...... 
Do-..--.------- 
Yankton tribe of 
Sioux. 
Do........... 
Total.----- 
For the purchase of clothing for men, women, 
and children, thirty installments. 
Pay of physician, carpenter, miller, teacher, 
engineer, farmer, and blacksmith. 
Permanent annuities in clothing, &c-....... 
Fifteen installments due, esti- 
mated at $6,937 each. 
Estimated........................ 
Treaty, November 11, 1794 ....... 
Purchase of clothing for men, women, and   Fifteen installments, of $130,000
children.                                  each, due; estimated. 
Blacksmith, and for iron and steel-........... 
For such articles as may be considered neces- 
sary by the Secretary of the Interior for 
persons roaming. 
Physician, five teachers, carpenter, miller, 
engineer, farmer, and blacksmith. 
Purchase of rations, &c., as per article 5, 
agreement of September 26, 1876. 
Pay of blacksmith ............................ 
For iron and steel and necessary tools for 
blacksmith shop. 
Estimated-....................... 
Fifteen installments, of $200,000 
each, due; estimated. 
Estimated...        ..     ..------------------ 
.do    ........................... 
...... do  ........................... 
......-do  ........................... 
Vol. 15, p. 676, § 9........... 
Vol. 15, p. 676, § 10  5, 000 00 
Vol. 7, p. 64, § 6............ 
Vol. 15, p. 638, § 10.......... 
....do...........-2,00000 
.... do ........... ........... 
Vol. 15, p. 638, § 13 10, 400 00 
Vol. 19, p. 256, §5.1,100,000 00 
Vol 13, p. 675, § 10   720 00 
Vol. 15, p. 627, § 9.  220 00 
Two carpenters, two millers, two farmers,. ......do ..........................
Vol. 15, p. 622, § 15 
one blacksmith, and two teachers. 
Thirty installments, of $30,000 each, to be ex-  Fourteen  installments,
 each  Vol. 15, p. 622, § 11 
pended under the direction of the Secretary  $30,000, due. 
of the Interior, for clothing, blankets, &c. 
Annual amount to be expended under the-...................................Vol.
15, p. 622, § 12 
direction of the Secretary of the Interior, in 
supplying said Indians with beef, mutton, 
wheat, flour, beans, &c. 
Interest on $804,909.17, at 5 per cent. per an-  November 1, 1837, and  Senate
Vol. 7, p. 546, § 4; 
num.                                          amendment, July 17, 1862. 
     vol. 12, p. 628, § 4. 
Interest on $78,340.41, at 5 per cent. per an-  July 15, 1870....................Vol.
16, p. 355, § 1. 
num, to be expended under the direction of 
the Secretary of the Interior. 
Ten installments, of $25,000 each, being third  Four installments due, of
$25,000 Vol. 11, p. 744, § 4. 
series, to be paid to them, or expended for   each. 
their benefit. 
Twenty installments, of $15,000 each, fourth  Twenty installments, of $15,000
... .do......... 
series, to be paid to them, or expended for   each, due. 
their benefit. 
...... ..... ..... ...... ..... ... a ............  ................... ..
. . .. . . .  .................. 
104,055 00 
4, 500 00 
....   ......... 
90,000 0 
1,950,000 00....................... 
3, 000, 000 00-.............. 
7,800  00  ..............   .............. 
...........   420,000 00   .............. 
30,000  00 ..............    -.............. 
40, 245 45 
3, 917 02 
100,000 00I........  .... 
...... 
.. . . . . 
...... 
804,9909 17 Z 
7 8, 340 41 H 
td2 
300,000 00-........       .............. 
1,420,150 00  8, 385, 921 60  349,52225 
6,120,045 40 
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