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1st. Indemnification to the Indians for their country, their individual claims to improvements, spoliations & reservations and for their removal & subsistence, vig?:

1st. Amount of the consideration for the territory $ 4:500:000:00 east unclear $500,000 allowed to the Indians for the additional tract west, provided for them by 3d clauses of 2d article

2d. Amount stipulated by 3d supplementary article 600:000:00 for spoliations, reservations, and other claims, & for removal & subsistence

3d. Appropriated by act of June 12th 1838, in full of 1,047:067:00 all objects stipulated in 3d supplementary $6,147:067:00 article, and to aid in the subsistence of the Indians one year west

2d. Debts under former treaties.

1st. Amount stipulated by unclear: 11: in lieu of permanent $214:000:00 annuity of $10,000

2d. unclear of annuities provided for by 3d. Sect. Act June 25:000:00 12:38, unclear $239:000:00

3d. Gratuitous

Portion of $100,000, provided by 3d. section of act of June 12th , 1838, for blankets & clothing & for medicines, medical assistance?

4th: Miscellaneous.

1st. For extinguishing titles to reservation within $15.000:00 the country allotted to the Cherokees West, unclear to certain Osage Indians by treaty of 1825

2d. value of improvements on the Union & Harmony 25,000:00 Missionary Reservations, to be paid to American Board $40,000:00 of Commissioners for Foreign Missions

                            Aggregate

Of the amount under the first head the $500,000:00 treaty required $300,000 to be invested as a national fund, 150,000 as a school fund & $50,000 for the support & education of orphans, making in all (This and the $214,000, for which the permanent annuity of $10,000 was commuted, (see second head first item) have been invested in 5 & 6 percent stocks, the par value of which is 708,761:39

Of the amount