CHEROKEE COMMISSION.
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For The examination and settlement Of claims arising
under The treaty Of 1885, 6 ,oih The Cheroktes.
TNASMUCH as the greater proportion Of cases
IL left unacted upon by the last board Of commits
sIoners in very imperfect condition, owing to
the neglect of claimants, and cannot be Investigated
by the commissioners for want of statements, argl-
ments, and proofs; and as il s the intention of the
commissioners to dispose of the cases submitted to
them promptly, and put an end to these protracttd
Investigations, the following order is made.
All claimants must file their memorials or appli-
cations in writing, together with complete prepar-
alton Of their for final action, with the secre-
ary Of the board on or before the 25th day OF De-
eember, 1886; and memorials or applications will
be received after that day, unless good cause be
shown for the delay, verified by affidavit


Published by order Of the board.


w. ID. MILLER,


-.-.- Secretary.
Washington city, Sept "a, 1876. .' +
The "Highland Messenger" Ashvle, North
Carolina, and the Cherokee Advocate, - Tahlequah
Cherokee nation, will copy for four weeks success
sively and forward their accounts TO the "Union,'
Office for payment af .-a. .se... ..... .
Sept, 26-4uw&4tw . a.....r. ..t||
