Superintend'cy and agency.

Neosho

Where located.

Dakota.

Gros Ventres, Arickarees, and Mandans.

do.

Assinaboines

Crows

Montana, &c

Blackfeet bands, Bloods, Piegans
and Gros Ventres.

Montana

Eastern bands of Shoshones and
Bannocks.

Range of country, &c.

Commencing at mouth of White Earth river on the Missouri; thence south-
west to forks of Platte river; thence up north fork of Platte to the Red
Butte; thence along Black Hills to headwaters of Heart river; down said
river to its mouth; thence down the Missouri to place of beginning.
Commencing at mouth of Heart river; thence up the Missouri to the mouth
of Yellowstone river; thence up Yellowstone to mouth of Powder river;
thence southeast to headwaters of Little Missouri river; thence along the
Black Hills to head of Heart river; and down said river to place of be-
ginning.
Commencing at mouth of Yellowstone river; thence up the Missouri to
mouth of Muscle Shell river; thence southeast to headwaters of Big Dry
creek; thence down said creek to the Yellowstone, and down the Yellow-
stone to place of beginning.

Commencing at the mouth of Powder river; thence up that stream to its
source; thence along the Black Hills and Wind River mountains to head-
waters of the Yellowstone; thence down that stream to mouth of Twenty-
five-Yard creek; thence across to headwaters of Muscle Shell river; down
that stream to its mouth; thence to headwaters of Big Dry creek, and
down to the mouth of that stream.
Commencing where the British line crosses the Rocky mountains near 1140
west longitude; thence east to a point drawn north and south through the
mouth of Milk river; thence south on that line to the Missouri; thence up
the Missouri to the mouth of Muscle Shell river; thence up that stream to
its bend; thence direct to Hell Gate Pass; thence up the Rocky mountain
line to place of beginning.

Utah, Colorado, Idaho, and Commencing at Bridger's Pass; thence north to Independence Rock; thence
Dakota.

up the line of the Rocky mountains to about 1120 west longitude; thence
southwest to Salmon Falls, on Snake river; thence up that stream to Fall
creek; thence southeast to Utah lake; thence east to headwaters of North
Platte, in North Park: thence down that stream to place of beginning.
West by Raft river and east by Porte Neuf mountains.

North by middle of the Great Desert; west by Steptoe valley; south by
Green mountains; east by Sal Lake, Tuilla, and Rush valleys.
Lies between 1150 and 1170 west longitude, and 38° 30′ and 41° N. lat.
General limits agreed upon in interviews with them by Governor Doty.
Still hold a tract of country in the extreme northern part of Minnesota.
There remains a considerable tract of country in eastern Dakota, claimed
by the Sioux, who were parties to the treaty of 1858, locating them in
Minnesota. The range of country is undefined, and the Sioux, who were
parties to the Laramie treaty, as well as the Yanetons, have always used
this region as a common hunting ground. In this region will have to be
located reservations for the Minnesota Sioux. A treaty with that intent
is now pending.

TABLE D.

Statement showing the liabilities of the United States to Indian tribes under stipulations of treaties, for and after the fiscal year ending July 1, 1868.

Twenty instalments in coin, goods, implements, Vol. 10, page 1110.. 4th article treaty Sept. 30, 1854; &c., and for education.

seven instalments yet unappro
priated, estimated at $19,000.

Twenty instalments for six smiths and assistants, Vol. 10, pages 1109 2d and 5th articles treaty Sept.
and for iron and steel.

and 1111.

30, 1854; seven instalments yet
unappropriated, estimated at
$6,360 each.

Twenty instalments for a seventh smith and Vol. 10, page 1111.. Same articles and treaty; nine
assistant, &c.

instalments unappropriated, es.
timated at $1,060.

instalments unappropriated, es. timated at $1,600.

For insurance, transportation, &c., of annuities and provisions.