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FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 307. 1894. 45] CCT? Thomas N. King, two hundred and nine dollars and twenty-five C,J¤d¤¤g¤:§€i€3g5¢¤f S; 8.lH1B— . To Mary A. Payne, executrix of John W. Payne, deceased nve hundred and twenty-six dollars and sixty-tive cents; 7 wig W. C. Robards, eight hundred and thirty-one dollars and fifty _ · n ; 'l`o James T. Beach, nine hundred and seventy-one dollars; Tp Henry C. Cowles, seven hundred and eleven dollars and fortylive cen s; To T. Carlos Jewett, two hundred and eighty-three dollars and seventyfive cents; To Judson T. Coiiill, one hundred and seventy-three dollars and seventy-three cents; - » To Albion S. Pollard, fifty-four dollars and fifty-eight cents; To Hannah M. Cronin, administratrix of Philip J. Cronin, three hundred and eighteen dollars and sixty-one cents; ` To Horton D. Baniield, one hundred and tweniyseven dollars and thirty-five cents; To Alexander Mack, seventy-one dollars and nfty-two cents; To Thomas McNamara, two hundred and sixty dollars; To James Bell, one hundred and fifty-eight dollars; To Cornelius Denver, one hundred and four dollars and thirty-six cents; Tp John H. Rawlings, one hundred and four dollars and thirty-six cen s; To Williaiii H. Pindell, one hundred and one dollars and forty-three cents; To Aaron S. Post, five hundred and two dollars and twelve cents; Interest on this judgment from March fourteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, to March thirteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety- three, twenty-two dollars and four cents; Frank Gates, fifty-six dollars and forty-eight cents; · Interest on this judgment from March fourteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, to March thirteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety- three, two dollars and twenty-five cents. The “Old Settlers" or Western Cherokee Indians, by Joel M. Bryan, M¢•=»1>-¤¤$¤ William Wilson, and William H. Hendricks, commissioners, and Joel M. Bryan, treasurer, and so forth. eight hundred thousand three hundred and eighty-six dollars and thirty-one cents; and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs is directed to withhold from distribution among said Indians only so much of that part of the said judgment set apart by the said Indians for the prosecution of their claim as is necessary for him to pay the expenses, and for legal services justly or equitably payable on account of said prosecution; ‘ John W. Payne, five hundred and fourteen dollars and twenty cents; Thomas O. Seliridge, four hundred and sixteen dollars and twenty- two cents; James E. Hagood, three hundred and sixty-six dollars; Isaac G. Baker, five thousand eight hundred and twenty dollars and twenty cents; To Bushrod W. Bell, one thousand two hundred and eighty-five dollars and eighty-five cents; To Maurice ()’Shea, four hundred and twenty-tive dollars and four cents- . . . To 7Charles V. S. WVilson, two hundred and fifty-seven dollars and three cents; To Stephen C. MoCandless, one hundred and thirteen dollars and ninety cents; To John H. Martin, sixty-five dollars and twenty cents; To Franklin Rives, Wright Rives; Wriglit Rives, administrator with the will annexed of John C. Rives; Wright Rives and Samuel T. Williams, executors of Lucy Rives, deceased; and Samuel T. Williams,