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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

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SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION le.renn Hi.s.
mona ana %, sioi,s'iiio lcages =. ~. rsmrln.
CoNNRCTiOyS
AtChftot Forgo WIN lnesaueska snf o.i,
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Al LynchUurg sin Soffcfk AM Wee ..r
road for ell points south soafhossr ANA -....-,
North and SCUM.
Atkichmond Win Assocla,ef Railway. io- Al
points IN the souih. and NicaWoul. fr.isr.-s,.
burg and Potomac railroad ilr 800 NCrh
AZ Lexington with Baltimore AIT Onto It...
road, making Gloss coLuerfiOus A. Hsr...t
Ferry 70 and nom pirs0uFga ani ias "es., 90
" points North All tas.
.slssp .g-ear a,tIe4s4 70 AsAs hgpr,n i.. d..
JtHsh bsrI
sleepin gears Lynchp0rg 10 Mempbis Nss1.
leans. and Lite Rock.
Tickess sold % au points om..t s, ,,s
Main street, 1000 Main streaI AZ a.,
aud Allegheny depot k.so.h al 'a.s.
John r. MACS
jog General fassenf.rl s.l-
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAiLSOAh-
eommencins MAY - ls,s-eas.ar4 ...
10 A. NJ leaves Byrd.sueoi station 30 ..,
only a. Ashland. Jul.tl...
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Washington Losyes WASH.
New fork al 1870 A. ".
IIN A NJ leaves Hyril-Sreet stafina .r.r r
cept sunday Leaves Ma.a i,
New York ~ t.O p. n.
e~P. ~, leaves Byri.s,rs.2i s'an.a ...
Shopper 20 New \ GA.
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Sleeper from trH lorA.
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stops A. Pre- ledckshlrr 81
Juncfioa. soc ser froui Z
iG4sP NJ, ar1yesa. eyrl-s.ree' static !
except sunday
ASHLAND INNNt
DAILY R6CzPr sCfntTh
..ooP NJ accommodation laafrf Hr-'-,..s
station. arrives af A-I 81. Iu.r
l.o4P. ~, leaves Htbl arrives Is. Ashland %
Ga. P ".
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street station. le-'a Ashland as'.l
useP. w., arrives q, Elba ,e,s,s A.aaal -.
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c. A. TAYLOR. Gene-a' r-.-t 's.a.
Z. T. L. MYgEs. General >up,r....i..- .I.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO HOCIA
" sCHEDCLE TAKING fllA.G
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Norfolk. except sunday
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DEPARTURE er sTEAnERs.

DEPARTURES Rs NJ = "A hNH.
.-0-~4r.-.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT4I[ps,
COMPANY. for ola Point. Nor Ass<.5'sssss..
folk, Portsmouth. Newport News, ClEremont,
and JRmes-river landings direct by elegant So
loon-steauaor ARIEL. leaving Hichmond " eH1
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY att y.
VI. Street-cars connect
Connections at Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities ssnae afternoon; also. AT Nor
folk for gastarn NORTH Carolina, the south, thl
virginia Beach. James river By daylight Great
tourist iiao. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and az CAREERS
Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through state-roOms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Ports-
mouth, Old FONT, Nayeriy. Hickstord, va, ana
ali points la Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia. and all regular landings on the danes
river at lowest rates, aud through bills Issued.
LuCIEN B. rATUM, Nice-President
No lll7 Main street ana Rockets
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agent
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By Fred. Il. Williams,
2l2north Nineteenth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Il FAMILY GROCERIES. IRON SAFE,
WAGON, HARNESS, AND A
LOT OF EGG-CRArES
AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUsT l, ISIS,
At iOK o'clock A. NJ, will sell at the store OF the
late VI. B. Barlow. No. l7l2 east Franklin street,
all his stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES.
WAGON AND HARNESS,
IRON SAFE.
STORE FIXTURES, sc.
Also. about 5000 good CIGARS. To which the
attention Of tie trade and those IN want Is re-
queste1 sale positive and without reserve.
TERMS: Cash. n. r. HALLE, Trustee.
FRED. IL WILLIAMS. Salesman " ~
By Jas. Macdousan.
TRUSTFE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
i FEED MULES, WAGONS, HARNESS, IRON
SAFE &c. At AUCTiUN.-by virtue Of deed
Of trust from John O. LANCE, Jr.. ana JACOB j.
LANCE partners. doing business under the firm
uane OF LANCE Brothers. TO the Undersigned. and
duly recorded, VIII sell, at No. 2ll north Third
street. on
THURSDAY. % DAY OF AUGUST, 1883.
at II O'Clock, the entire stock Of HAY, OATS,
MILL-FEED, AEAL, HORsE-POWDERs,& &c.
ALSO.
5excelient WORK MULES;
2 good SPRING WAGONS, with portable ;ops,
seats, and extra shafts;
. sets DOT Biz HARNESS.;
"MILLERS" IRON SAFE:
1 pair PLATFORM SCALES. TRUCKS, &C.. &c.
Particular attention Is asked especially 20 the
MULES AND WAGONS, as they are all IN nrst-
class order.
TERMS: Cash. ). TAYLOR ~ Ans,
Trus'ee.
JAs. MACDOUGAIL, Crier. ly2S
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANYiLLE RAifN.''
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT tl-.
TIiE sol iA.
PULLMAN sLERfEk5 Oh Al 'l'-'
TEAMS.
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AUUTfON sAEEs-Future Days.
ByB. NJ. Quarles,
Real Estate Agent, Auctionosr. aud Broker,
No. 1912 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF BRICK STORE
"A AND DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNEk
TWENTY AND VI A RS II A l.
REEFS. AT tho request OF tho owner will
offer for sale on
TUESDAY, AUGUST :, issS,
at 9 O'Clock, the above PROPERTY. The STORE
is well arranged for business. Tho DWELLING
has seven rooms. City water on the lot inc
building was put up by the owner and has beeh
occupied by him, whore he has been conducting
busine.s until now. His health having failed he
has determined 20 sell The lot frout 20 feet on
Twenty-seyenih street and OF good depth.
TFRXs: ono fourth cash; balance IN SIX.
twolve and eighteen months, negotiable notes
occurred by trust deed. b. VI. QUtRLEs,
fvM AuctiOneer.
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IS WEALTH.

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific for Hyste-
ria Dizziness. Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neu-
raigis, Headache, Nervous PrOstratiOn caused by
the use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Men
tai Depression. softening Of tho Brain resulting
IN insanity and leading to Misery decay, and
death. Premature Old Age, Loss OF Power IN
or oyer-induigence. Each box contains one
months treatment. 81 box, or ak boxes Tor -,
cent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
IN cure any case. With each order received by
US for six boxes, accompanied with s. we will
send tho purchaser our written guarantee TO re-
fund the money il the treatment does not effect
q cure. Guarantees issued only by
T.ROBERrS BAKER, Druggist,
Sole Agent,
$40 east Main street. Richmond, Va
nv 1-dGWiy
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GRATEFUL-CoMFORTISd
EPPS'S COCOA.


"Bva thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu-
triton. aud by careful application OF the hne
nrnyided our breAkfast-tablcs with a deiicately
nayored beverage which may ave us many
hsnyy doctors bills Ii is by the iudicious uie
Of such articles OF dot that \ constitution may
Ice gradually built up until strong enough 10 70
sist avery tendency - disease. Hundreds OF
subtle nlaladies arc floating around Us ready TO
sttacx wherever there is weez point We may
escape many a fatal shaft b. keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly
no,iri.h al frame -Ctrii-SsrUics Gd,ttr
Made Simply with boiling water O. mix. sold
only in half pound tins by erocors, Labelled
thu.. JAMES EPPs & CO,
homeopathic Chemists, LoulOn, England
TO L. III, Sa& Iuly
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FINANCIAL.

coupons OF SLOSS IRON AND
" STEEL COMPANY BONDS. and Of TERM
NAL TRUST BONDS. due the LIST of August, will
be placed 70 the credit OF customers without cost
on day OF maturity. j. h. GLENN,
iy 29-3t Cashier Merchants National Bank.
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old DOMINION STEAM zssssk
" sHIP COMPANY --<s<&&>

FOB INV IOkh.
stssners Leave kckmOnd kfkRr TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at : Y. n.
Steamers lsavs New York for Richmond
EyEkY WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY a. 3 Z
n. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY aud FIJI
DAY u0kSiNGS
passenger accommodations unsurpassed
csbia fare W New rors tta Jarnss-risee
rguts (incIudisE meals aud esrth),..-....sD %
Koupd- nip sicksss, limited 70 tairty days
.s,.r snn Of issue ...................... Nn
s,..r,.. wlsh su bsistsncs. .............. tW
stsersss Without suosistsucs. ..-... 100
Cssia fars 90 Chesapeake And Ohio rail-
road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. WV
Carta fare vsa hichnond and Petersburg
Ticxss sAn DO obtalnsd At A. W. Garber'A. iooO
Main street; Cksssp ssks and Ohio and Fitch
moab aad Petersburg dspots. AMI ~ eviapany's
oo5css 1901 Mala street, aud wharf keekst'@
Frsixhs forwarded and through Bills VI lating
ssusr for pclnts besoad New lorx.
Freight received daily nnfit hour ~ sailing.
rssssngsrs leaving Richmond On NoNDAfa
I'll FsDATs, w WEDNESDAYS, TtiuksDAfs, and
sAIuRDAls by the Chesapeake and ohio rAl-
uay ria Newport NewA a. $40 A. NJ snd bf
E,cllmond spd Petersburg rasirosd same dsys)
Al l(e 3 A. NJ. will mako eonhoction ~ Non
EoiK Win steAnsr leaving those dAyA
GRonas W. ALLAN = CO., Aepnt,
No. 10, hAin ezree<. and
~ eemoenr's Nhsrt 3ochetA
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ANCHOR LINE.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN
steamship "CITY OF ROME" from New York
"Wednesday. August sth, September 9Th, october
30. October 3lst
Largest and finest passenger steamer shoat.
CaDin, 500 $50, and 500; second class.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
Worth Knowing.

MT. ". II. Morgan, merchant, Lake City. Fla. was taken with a severe cold, attended with distressing cough and running into consumption in it's first stages He tried many so- called popular cough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, mad difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finaily tried Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- tioD and found immediate relief. and after usiug about half d.zen bottles found himself well and bas had no re turn of the disease. No other remedy can show so grand record If cares as Df. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption. Guar: pteed t1 do just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle free at C. F. Hinton's drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
IMPORTANT POLITICAL EvENIs.

Meeting of the first congressional district democratic convention at Helena, Arkansas, Thursday, June 2s i, 1888.
 Meeting of the democratic State con- vention at Little Rock, Thursday, May 3l. 1888.
 Meeting of all democrats at the courthouse Monday night for the pur- pose of organizing Jeffersonian club.
 Meeting of the democratic executive committee of the First judicial circuit at Forrest City, on Tuesday the l7th day of April, 1888.
 National republican convention, at Chicago, H., June l9.
 Democratic national convention, St. Louis, June 5.
 Union labor party State convention, Little Rock, April 30.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21


 WE present to-day circular letter from Mir s. Brundidge, Jr., announcing that he is a candidate for re- election to the office of prosecuting attorney for the First judicial circuit of Arkansas. The highest compliment that can be paid him. is to tell the plain, unvarnish- ed truth, and say that in the adminis- tration of the affairs of the office since his first election, he has fulfilled every requirement, and come up to the most cxacting standard of official duty When Sr. Brundidge came into the office it was to succeed that model pros ecuting attorney. Mir. P. b. McCulioch whose administration had won univers- al applause. It was most difficult un- dertaking to succeed an officer so capa- ble and efficient. yet $. Brundidge, Jr. has come off victorious and above any slanderous tong1e. He has filled the position ably and creditably. What he has done in the past is the best guaran. tee of what he will do ill the future, il reelected. Added to his other most excellent qualifications, he is and has always been staunch democrat, and is ready at all times to respond to ths calls of his party
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

A remarkable change has come over the spirit of the Republican press. But few months ago, the Presidents views on the tariff. raised the ire of the Tariif.ior protection papers and the cry of freetrade and ultimate ruin of the country was heard all over the land. Now you can scarcely pick up an op- position journal, but what they are urging the Republican Congessmen to make up and introduce revised tariff bill, urging it as necessity to keep the party together, and make show to keep their promises. Toolate, however, for the Democratic party has convinced the people, that their promises will be fulfilled and with care to avoid discord, the control of the Government will remain in the power of the Democracy for another term, and with it the death knell of the g. 0. p. will be heard throughout the country. The people are getting tired of promises. and in the future parties must live up to their platforms.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

We regret exceedingly that to the present time, we have but two can didates to announce, officially. And in thIs connection we must say that it is not for the paltry sum of few dollars that prompts us to urge upon candi- dates the importance of this mode of coming before the people. It is the only fair and open course for candi- date to pursue. We do not think it proper for a candidnte to spend more than the salary of the office. That might promst dishonesty, but at least one or two papers in each district ought to have an announcement from state candidates, one paper at each county seat should have an announcement from candidates for Congress, Prosecuting attorney and Judge, and candidates for county officies should announce in all of their county papers. This, we believe to be fair and honorable means of coming before the people, and in reach of all candidates.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

COMMENTING upon our remarks of last week concerning the candidacy of Hon. l.. P. Featherston for congress, the Helena World says: Read what the Forrest City TIMES, paper published at or near the home of that gentleman. says of MT. Featherston. It remarks as peoples candidate he is certain of defeat just as sure as you live, and we regret to see Col. Featherston, a bright star of Eastern Arkansas, fade and fall on such a catch buzz Col. Cate, or the nominee of the Democracy of this district, will certainly blow him under.'
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

IT has been said by some one that the Commissioners of Accounts were in fluenced by personal prejudcies in
 making their report. The gentlemen of honor and integrity and their word for it, and our honest convictions, this charge is all bosh. The law provides for such a commission and to secure good government the people must stand by their report, at least, until it is exclusively proven that they are mistaken. Mir. Fitzpatrick is qaoted as saying that report is as honest and conscientious and fair aud unprejudi- eed a report. as he ever read.' His actions as public servant are severe ly critisized iu 1t. We tell you, dear people, we must take this report as truth. Stand by the commissioners, and aid them to inangurato d more business-like and economical admin istrstion of public affars. To do other
 wise is to declare the law . farce, and
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

LATER news from Goodwin township, says that there were thirteen gentlemen in the caucus, and when the proposition was made to authorize MT. Manning to say that Goodwin township did not wish to be represented, Eleven of those present withdrew from the meeting.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
coMMIssIoNERs OF ACCOUNTS
Reuews Her Youth

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson, Clay county. Iowa. tells the following re markable story. the truth of which IS youched for by the residents of the town. II am 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years. Could not dress my self without help. Now l am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do my own housework. owe my thanks to Electric Bittefs ioi having renewed my youth, and re moved completely all disease and pain Try a bottle, 50 cents and Sl, at (. r. Hinton's drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
Judicial Convention.
Call of the Democratic Judicial Com mittse of the First Judicial
 Circuit.

At a meeting of the Democratic judi cial committee of the first judicial cir cult held at Forrest City, April IT, 1888 it was resolved that the judicial con- vention of the first district be called at Searcy, White County, Ark, on the 27tn day of June. 1888, for the purpose of nominating prosecuting attorney.
 The basis of representation in said convention shall be one delegate for each POO voters and one for each frac. tion of 100 votes cast for the Democratic candidate for Governor at the general election held in 1886.
 Now, therefore, in pursuance of the foregoing proceedings, a convention of the democratic party of the first judicial circuit is hereby called to assemble in the town of Searcy, White county. on the 27th day of June, 1888. Each county being entitled to the following number of delipates
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

ONE would judge from the number of Union soldiers in poorhouses t20, 900 is the estimated number taken from the pension-grabbing papersl that the Union army was composed principally of paupers. Although we have many Union and Confederate soldiers in our state, we have yet to see one in an aims house. The North should take better care Of her soldiers, or send them down here, and we guarantee none of them will ever see the inside of poorhouse, if they will work.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

The columns of THE TIMES arc open for the discussion of all political or other matters of public interest, free of charge. Communications setting forth the claims of any candidate or set of candidates, will be inserted at regular rates. We make this announce ment in order that our political enemies may not have an opportunity of saying that we have ever tried to muzzle them
 We believe in free speech and free expression. We believe that through these agencies only can this grand old country prosper. \
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

IN discussing the claims of any candidate during the coming or present canvass, THE TIMES, will endeavor to follow q straightforward, honorable course. We cannot stoop to any meas- ure which would blot the pages of our files. A straightout democratic ex- pression of what we consider to be to the interest of the party whose cause we espouse, shall be our aim, and it is certainly our privilege.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

HON. J. P. Clarke, of Helena, has announced as candidate for State senator from the fourteenth Senatorial district Phillips and Lee counties.) Mir. Clarke is well known to our people and all bid him God speed.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
w. Beidleman

THE case of J. W. Beidleman against the Memphis & Little Rock railway, for charging more than three cents per mile for crossing the river has been decided in favor of the p'ain- tiff.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

In testimony whereof, the chairman and secretary have hereunto to affixed their signatures, ,Jthis l7th day of April lSSS Attest: J. $. THOMAS, N. W. NORTON, Chairman.
 Secretary.
 All papers in the circuit are requested to copy.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR GOVERNOR.

WE are authorized to announce JOHN G. FLETCHER as candi- date for Governor of Arkansas, subject to the action of the Democratic State Convention.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
MAGISTRATES.

But few of the magistrates have reported. We find the Books pre- scented, in about the same con- dition as formerly reported with th,s improvement. Their tee bills being itsmized on their dockets, and would judge from tho business done, that the morals of the diff ferent communities were improv' inn
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
SHERIFF

We desire. to commend the sheriff upon the close collection of the taxes of lS86,-97 per cent having been collected of the amount du'.
 We find that the prisoners Tn the county jail are costing tho county SIS per month board, whi"h IS more than board at the Avery Hotel for day board. It does seem that (taking the report of the last grand jury into considnr- auon) the prisoners could be fed and cared for at a less expense.
 We find the fees and commissions charged by the Sheriff in the main correct
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

RosCoK COMPILING died Wednesday morning. The republican party lost in him, it's safest leader.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

Beside various amounts bought of merchants for same parties.
 These parties were never ad judged paupers according to law and vet the county WAS taxed to support them at a greater expense than it was paying for it's pauPers kept by the contractor, to whom
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
D. KING, General Merchant, Goodwin, Ark.

Keeps first-class stock of the incest, freshest goods ever brought to Goodwin.
 Consisting of every thing usually kept in first class General Merchandise establishment. u1Highest market price paid for cot ton and country produce. SGive me a call and get barGainS. Prices as low as the lowest.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

we cannot afford any such declara. tion,
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
TREASU RER.

We find the books and accounts of tue county treasuresr, to corre- spond with the accounts against him n the clerks off ice, and in the main, correct.
 We find that in hIs last settl C. ment the treasurer charged 2 per cent more on S2l989 97 than he had heretofore charged, and was al lowed same hy county Judge.
 The treasurer claims that he IS allowed 4 per cent on the first 5000 distributed to each fund on the treasurers books, and not for tb- currency and scrip account, as i'm tsrpreted by your commissioners. Thus, if the Treasurer receives currency S5000, Scrip s25O0 nc is entitled to per cent on 5000 anu 2 per cent on S6500, or as the Treas urer understands the ia~ and has charg ed commissions. thus:
 Currency 4,per csn,.on 5000 and 2 per cent on S4000. Scrip 4 per cent on 5000 and 2 per cent on $500.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
CoNsTABi.ES.


 We find the accounts "f the various constables of the cnunty, as shown by the record 10 he set tied up, with exception of two, J. W. Christopher, constable oi Tiloco township, balance due, S24.60. J. l.. West. constable, oi Franks township. balance due, slOO'
 COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS Your commissioners have worked six days and would ask that we be paid for same as the commissioners for last year were not paid: two of your commissoners are also enti' tied to pay for one days service m 1886, and would respectfully ask that the Hon. Circuit Judge Order aIl the accounts of the commission CTS be allowed, pad. All oi.which is respectfully submitted.
 GEO. W. PEARSON, J. r.
 T. A. HATCHER,
 J. R. BROWN.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

did and ther for an unnecessary ex- pense.
 Claim tl740) allowed and paid John Gatling attorney to defend the counly Judge in an injunction suit. This claim should have been paid by tho county Judge himself, and not by the county, as it was to uphold hum in 8 contest in winch he had proceeded without any re- gard 10 due process of law. The claim is therefore illegal.
 Claim (l779) allowed and paid c P Swoat ia for