RECAPITULATION A.-Statement of all trust-funds and stocks upon which interest accrues for various Indian tribes, 8c.—Continued.

2, 764 32 1.

1,000,000 001

* This principal should be increaed by the Government to $230,064.20, to accord with the annual interest appropriated thereon.

RECAPITULATION A.–Statement of all trust-funds and stocks upon which interest accrues for various Indian tribes, fc.—Continued.

Amount of bonds held in trust by the Secretary of the Interior, as per Statement C

Amount of funds in United States Treasury in lieu of investment, us exhibited by Statement D

Amount of funds in United States Treasury in lieu of investment, on account of abstracted bonds. (See Statement D, No. S)

Amount of abstracted bonds belongiug to Pottawatomies (interest annually appropriated)

Amount of abstracted bonds belonging to Cherokees, interest annually appropriated:

National fund

School fund

Part of funds originally held in lieu of investment for Pottawatomies, which has been paid to citizen Pottawatomies in excess of amount contemplated by treaty, (interest annually appropriated)

Total amount of trust-funds as above stated, upon which interest accrues

to various Indian tribes

Total annual interest on same

In addition to the funds held in trust, as above stated, there are balances in the United States Treasury under the following heads of appropriations, viz:

Trust-fund stocks redeemed due Chickasaw national fund §21 84

Trust-fund stocks redeemed due Pottawatomies, (education) 12 00

Proceeds of sale of Kickapoo trust-fund bonds 79

Proceeds of sale of Chickasaw national trust-fund bonds !>68 25

Total 602 88

Those balances originated from recent sales or redemption of bonds held in trust by the Secretary of the Interior, (see previous statements salt; and redemption of stocks, &c.,) and are subject to the requisition of the Secretary for re-investment.

Statement of the accounts arising from the sales of Indian lands:

The general civilization fund, arising from the sale of lauds under the provisions of the 1st article of the treaty with the Osages, has an unexpended balance in the Treasury, at this date, of $7,945.38.

The " trust-land accounts" for the sale of Indian lauds under the direction of the Indian Office have been stated, including all sales to date. They have also been examined by the accounting-officers of the Treasury Department ami found to be correct.

The receipts and disbursements since November 1, 1874, as shown by the books of this Office, on account of sales of Indian lands, including receipts from sales made under the direction of the General Land-Office, are exhibited in the following statement: