Fifteen instalments of $12,000 each, for the pur- Page 49, soc. 3..... 3d article supplementary treaty pose of supplying them with gilling twine, cotfon maitre, calico, linsey, blankets, sheetings, &c.

One blacksmith, one physician, &c., one miller, *Page 50, sec. 4..
one farmer, $3,900; iron and steel and other
articles, $1,500; carpentering, &c., $1,000.

To defray the expenses of a board of visitors, not *Page 44, sec. 6..
more than three persons, to attend the annuity
payments of said Chippewa Indians.

For insurance and transportation of annuity *Page 272
goods, &c.,and material for building mill, includ
ing machinery, iron and steel for blacksmiths.
Permanent annuity in goods...

April 12, 1864; estimated for Red
Lake band, $8.000; Pembina
band, $4,000; twelve instalments
unappropriated.

4th article supplementary treaty
April 12, 1864; fifteen instal-
ments; twelve unappropriated.
6th article treaty October 2, 1863,
fifteen instalments of $390 each;
twelve unappropriated.
Pamphlet copy of Laws, 1st ses-
sion 39th Congress.

Act of February 28, 1790; $3,000
per year.

2d article treaty November 16,
1805, $3,000; 13th article treaty
October 18, 1820. $600; 2d article
treaty January 20, 1825, $6,000.

Vol. 7, page 212.... 6th article treaty October 18, 1820,

and 9th article treaty January 20, 1825; say $920.

Five per cent. for educational pur-
poses.

Five instalments of $6.000 each of
the second series; three unap
propriated.

4th article treaty June 25, 1855;
eight instalments yet unappro
priated, estimated at $3,500 each

year.

4th article treaty June 25, 1855;
eight instalments yet unappro-
priated, estimated at $5,600 each
year.

4th article treaty June 25, 1855;
thirteen instalments unappro-
priated, estimated at $500 each
year.

Vol. 7, pages 36, 69, 4th article treaty August 7. 1790,
and 287.

$1,500; 24 article treaty June 16,
1802, $3,000; 4th article treaty
January 24, 1826, $20,000.

8th article treaty January 24, 1826; say $1,110.

22,200 00

12, 000 00

No. 169.-Statement showing the present liabilities of the United States to Indian tribes, &c.-Continued.

Twenty instalments for smith and carpenter shop and tools; 14th article treaty Jan. 22, 1855.

Thirteen instalments unappropriated, estimated at $500 per year.

Five instalments of $8,000, to be applied under the direction of the President.

For keeping in repair saw-mill, flouring mill, and buildings for blacksmiths, carpenter, wagon and plough maker, manual labor school, and hospital, for twenty years.

year.

5th article treaty July 16, 1855.... 11, 920 41

9th article treaty May 17, 1854.
2d article treaty January 14, 1846.
2d article treaty May 18, 1834
2d article treaty May 18, 1854;
$159,000 heretofore appropri-
ated; due.

2d article treaty October 14, 1864;
four instalments unappropri-
ated.

4th article treaty October 14, 1864;
twenty instalments to be pro-
vided for, estimated at $1,000
each.

*The references are to the Pamphlet copy of the laws.