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ErThe investigations of the Chrokee Comms,
sioners at Tahlequah closes on the 2sih of this
month, but will yet continue at Fort Gibson until
notice be given 10 the contrary. One ofthe COM
missioners IN the mean time attends at Fort Glib.
son. The Commissioners will avail themselves
fall requisite and information to do justice
to the claims of the Cherokees, and those who yet
have them shonld bring them forward wthou. de-
Law and with them satisfactory proofs. Should
the result of their investigations prove favorable,
and should the government Of the United States
act in accordance with Col. Stambaugh's UNDER
standing of the position Of the Cherokee claims
and the claimants themselves act in separate
manner, there is but little doubt that claims will
ere long be satisfactorily settled.