CHEROkEE CLAIMANTS.
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TNHE undersigned has been in the Cherokee coun'
/ try during the session Of the Board OF Commlss1n-
ers for the purpose of rendering service TO such ella
ants as might require his aid and assistance. As he is
about leaving the Nation, he respectfully informs the
Cherokees who have employed him, that he will IT
Fort smith md the rout to W ashIngton, examine
testimony taken upon claims which c"nhdrd to his
care and if any deficiency in proof detected, he has
the authority the Hon Board TO procure additional
testimony upon questions pr"ponnded, before either
of the district Judges Of the NaLon-the indian Agent
or other competent tribunals


The undersigned will attend, the regular sesS"ns o.
the board, when it again organizes at Washington l"
examine and adjudicate finally upon the claims sub
mitte. All claims committed 10 his care shall be
promptly brought before the Board, with such areu.
mcntsus each dcminds: and hence he can promise
his clients that their interests shall not suffer- or de
csns upon their claims be retarded from want OF prop
or efforts and vigilance on his part.


All claimants who have not gwen the undersigned
power to act for them in claims submitted TO the
Board can do by expressing their desire IN writ
ing before any of the Judges other proper tribunals
OF the natou OF Arkansas or before either OF the
late Clerks OF the Board, Messrs stand Waite, Ben
iamn Howard and others lie would advise his friends
10 forward this authority speedily possible TO hni
at Washington CITY where the Board will ecommencc
it's session. as soon a. the Commissioners meet. II is
very important to claimants, for many reasons to have
an early specially the funds remain
ing in the Treasury may not be adequate to the pay
ments of all the allowed claims.


The unde' signed will remain three or four days at
Fort smith where lie arrived this evening.


5. C. SrAMBAUCH.


For. Smith, April oath; Isi5-li3t.