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be found that the original papers do not sustain the [[unclear]] [turnable?] decision, the conclusion will be justified, that they permitted the attorneys, or some of them, to prepare their cases as they pleased, and decided upon them without a proper investigation. How many such cases there are cannot be ascertained without an examination of the original papers. [[unclear]] war department April 20th 1841. | be found that the original papers do not sustain the [[unclear]] [turnable?] decision, the conclusion will be justified, that they permitted the attorneys, or some of them, to prepare their cases as they pleased, and decided upon them without a proper investigation. How many such cases there are cannot be ascertained without an examination of the original papers. [[unclear]] war department April 20th 1841. | ||
statement A. Statement of the cases in which attorneys have received compensation for prosecuting claims for indians, before the commissioners under the cherokee treaty, so far as they can be ascertained without a [resort?] to the confused mass of original papers, or to the accounts and vouchers of the disbursing agents on [[unclear]] in the auditors office. The cases are only 26 in number; the [[unclear]] amount of the awards of the commissioners in [favor?] of the indians, is of which there has been allowed paid to attorneys of this amount | statement A. Statement of the cases in which attorneys have received compensation for prosecuting claims for indians, before the commissioners under the cherokee treaty, so far as they can be ascertained without a [resort?] to the confused mass of original papers, or to the accounts and vouchers of the disbursing agents on [[unclear]] in the auditors office. The cases are only 26 in number; the [[unclear]] amount of the awards of the commissioners in [favor?] of the indians, is of which there has been allowed paid to attorneys of this amount, JW Churchwell received $4,370.20 | ||
W.F Gillespie-$5,917.00 | |||
N.S Peck-$2,826.00 | |||
N.F. Turnwell- $3,466.66 | |||
Geo: W: Rice- $2,861.00 | |||
[um Roan?]-$469 | |||
These amounts have all been admitted and paid at this place- part of them on the award of the commissioners, part on powers of attorney, and part on the evidence of contract on agreement with the Indian to prosecute | |||
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be found that the original papers do not sustain the unclear [turnable?] decision, the conclusion will be justified, that they permitted the attorneys, or some of them, to prepare their cases as they pleased, and decided upon them without a proper investigation. How many such cases there are cannot be ascertained without an examination of the original papers. unclear war department April 20th 1841. statement A. Statement of the cases in which attorneys have received compensation for prosecuting claims for indians, before the commissioners under the cherokee treaty, so far as they can be ascertained without a [resort?] to the confused mass of original papers, or to the accounts and vouchers of the disbursing agents on unclear in the auditors office. The cases are only 26 in number; the unclear amount of the awards of the commissioners in [favor?] of the indians, is of which there has been allowed paid to attorneys of this amount, JW Churchwell received $4,370.20 W.F Gillespie-$5,917.00 N.S Peck-$2,826.00 N.F. Turnwell- $3,466.66 Geo: W: Rice- $2,861.00 [um Roan?]-$469 These amounts have all been admitted and paid at this place- part of them on the award of the commissioners, part on powers of attorney, and part on the evidence of contract on agreement with the Indian to prosecute