Chocta7o Ireaty and CboctasO Lo,ad.- We have taken from the A labama i,.- telligencer of October Z, the following stipulations ofthe treaty concluded with the Choctaw indians.

 ssThere shall be reserved to those who cultivate 90 acres each, not to cx- ceed 40 persons, G40; to those who cul. tivate 30 acres each, not 10 exceed t00 persons 320: 10 those who cultivate 40 acres each, not to exceed 4o0 persons. 4oO; to those who cultivate 40 acres each, not to exceed $50 persons, i69; to those who cultivate I2 acres each. not to exceed $50 persons, S0 acres; 90 Captains, whomay not otherwise obtain one section, to have each an additional half section.

 All fatherless and motherless or- phans will be entitled to quarter sec ton to be selected by the President of the United States.

 "All families that may reside on the lands ) years viii be entitled to patent for one section for the head of the fam ily, and half section for each child O. yer ten years of age, and a quarter sec tion for gil uader ten years.

 '3Ehrcc Chiefs arc 10 have four sec tions, two ofwhich shall join and include their present residence, and two other sections to be located on any unappro- priated lands. Some 50 or 100 sections are specially granted to other indiyidu- als of the Nation, some of which shall include their improvements.

 "Two sections are granted to Allen Glover and George $. Gaines, 10 be lo- cated on any unappropriated lands, to be sold and the proceeds to be credited on their Indian debtors accounts; the poorest Indians accounts to be first paid off, then the balance if any to be credit ed on other Indian accounts in just pro- portions. An appropriation of 50,000 dollars is made for the support of com mon schools in the Nation. S400,00O in twenty annual instalments, Of a0.000 each, is to be paid to the nation. Four chiefs are to receive S250 each per an- mum for twenty years.

 slf a republican form of government be adopted, one Chiefs to receive $500 for twenty years. Three council houses and three churches to be paid for. The government agrees to support three preachers and three teachers for sixteen years; and to keep up three smith shops for the same length of time. One wheel wright is to be supported for five years,