For this amount, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for transportation of goods, provisions, & c.

For $450,000 in fifteen equal annual instalments,
under the direction of the Secretary of the In-
terior, of $30,000 each.

For five instalments providing for sawing tim-
ber and grinding grain, machine shops, tools,
and building purposes, for interpreter, engi-
neer, miller, farmer, &c.

For transportation and necessary expenses of
the delivery of annuity goods and provisions.
Forty instalments, being an amount equal to
$20 per capita for 2,800 persons, under the
direction of the Secretary of the Interior.
For transportation of goods, provisions, &c.

Five instalments of the third series of annuity Vol. 10, page 1142.. for beneficial objects.

Five instalments of second series for the pur-
chase of goods, provisions, and agricultural
implements.

For transportation of goods, provisions, and agricultural implements.

5th article treaty Feb. 18, 1861;
nine instalments unappropri-
ated, estimated at $5,000 each.
7th article treaty Oct. 14, 1865;
thirty-nine instalmentsunappro
priated, estima'd at $56,000 each.
7th article treaty Oct. 14, 1865...
2d article treaty Jan. 22, 1855;
two instalment, unappropriat'd,
estimated at $6,500.

Vol. 10, page 1014.. 6th article treaty July 27, 1853;
one instalment unappropriated,
estimated at $18,000,

...do.

Forty instalments, being an amount equal to *Page 39, sec. 5... $10 per capita for 4,000 persons.

6th article treaty July 27, 1853;
five instalments, one unappro-
priated.

5th article treaty Oct. 18, 1865;
thirty-nine instaliments unappro
priated, estimated at $40,000.

Amount held in trust by the United States on which five and amounts which, invested per cent. is annually paid; at five per cent., would produce permanent annuities.