The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-04

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Names of Loyal Claimants in Augusta county
| with amount Of claims
A JAcord 800; R E Alexander, $50; R Ander
son, 55l; A Anderson, 712; G L Areheart, 160
Bagby, 2,4oO; Mary Baker, 64e; Estate of J.
H Bates, $50 Jas Beard, 108 Mary Black
burn, 476; VIM Bosserman, $40 Bowers, 1923
Jacob Bowman, 60O; ] Bowman, 304 D Blu
chanan, $50. j r Buchanan, It's, VIM Bull, 800
Bumgardner, 700; Thos calbreath. 2,722;
Calbreath, 725; ] B Carwell, 225; NJ Carwell,
72l; Jno J Christian, 2,981; Click, 9O5; F
Cline, 895; F M Cline, 1873; J NJ Cline, $50;
Coffman, 9l0;. Coffman's estate, $50; Rebecca
Coffman. 40, Ellen Cox, $50; Craig, 1850 ;
Geo Craun, 1922; J H Craun. 125; Crickenber-
ger, 1,075; in Grouse, ISL; J Crumbaker, "a;
J Davis, $50; Defnbaugh, 300; NJ Delhi, 634:
Demasters, go; Deter, 843; s Driver 200 );
H Eakle, 225 N Early, 4O5; J K East, IT'S; P
Ellinger, 1851 Englemen, 1882; d Ewing,
1888; W Fauber, 400; J B Fauber, 238, Fish
burn, 1,105; A Fix, 1870; J H Fix, 200; J Flory,
W Foster, 1906; D Fultz 2, 374; Geo Furr, 40;
H L Gallaher, 1887; A D CARRIER, $50; D W
CARRIER, $50; A CARRIER, 100; Eliz CARRIER, $50;
200; Martin CARRIER, 1893; R CARRIER, 300: 8
CARRIER, AS: W Gibson's estate, $50; 7 J Gilbert,
100: Click, 21o; Click, 800; D Guthie, 1889;
W Haily, 2l5: H NJ Hanger. 1858; 7 Hayden,
W Hemp, 1876; G W & I Hess, sos; W R Hicks
estate, $50; W Hollar, IT'S; E L Houff 1855; W
Houff, 349;s Huffman's estate. 1,215;E Hulvey,
562; Humbert, $50: NJ Humbert, 563; D
Humbert, $685. v Hupman, 375; Julia Hurley,357
N ST Jefferson, 2l7; Jas Jordan, 45G; K. Kei-
ger, E M Kindig, 300;C Kline, 555; Kline, T.
1913; Landes 444, D W Landes $50, W Landes
sos, Landes $50, A Lavel 800, A Lushbaugh
931, A McCray 430, Mann 982, W Masin-
cup 49, Miller 14J, J Miller 500, Ro Miller
e47, Mish 3,545, J Mitchell 2,s75, H Mofett
74S, NJ Moose 1874, D Myers 929, Myers 22O,
J Myers 1852, ] Myers 400, P Nair 2l5, J F
Nicewander Is, w Odor 49, A ] Palmer 312, c
Palmer 200,S Pelter jr 6S5, G Peters 80, J Price
40, J Price 800, Quick $50, J Richie 230,
K II Rowsey All, J Ruebush 1877, Ruebush 245s
D sansabaugh $780, H Shaver 170,A Sheets 125
P Sheets l 1926, A Shumate Is, M B Smart o.,
303. sniteman 178, S stickley 1875, W stickley
125, Slower 1922 Slower $780, D Slower l5e, $
Slower 100, W Strough 1875, D Swisher l65,
H Thompson 575 d Thornton 1855 N Tisdale 300,
H Tutwiler 172, j sWaddle 500, B F Wampler
420, D Wampler $50, J Wampler no. Jonas Wam-
pier 1852, Joseph Wanger ], 246, Geo Ware 2l5,
Isaac Ware 12O, Jos Williams $50, Jno Wine 400.
TERRIBLE OCEAN DIsAsTER.-LoNDoN, De-
cember 1.-The steamship Vile De Havre, from
New York for Havre, France, has sunk at sea-
Over two hundred lives were lost
- SECOND DISPATCH
LONDON, December 1.-The ship Trimountaln
from New York arrived at Cardiffe at an early
hour this morning bringing intelligence Of the
dreadful disaster to the steamship Vile de Havre,
which left New York November 18th for Havre,
under command of Captain Surmont. About two.
o'clock on the morning of the 23d of November,
the Vile de Havre colllded with the British ship,
Lachearn, from London for New York, and sunk
shortly after. Two hundred and twenty of
the passengers on the steamship lost their lives
The ship Trimountain rescued eighty seven of
her passengers and crew and brought them to
Cardiffe.
PRESIDENT CIR ANT, is remarkable as man of
few words. hence it is not probable that he was
as laxative as newspaper reporters credit him
with the recently, in an interview with Col J. 8.
Mosby.