The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-25

that iuasmuch as the State Senator is from
Staunton. it is but just to the county that the
Representatives in the House Of Delegates should
be from the country, as heretofore til e
disproportion Of country and city representation
has been very great. He then wades into Mai
Hanger and MIR. Stuart on the funding bill. dis
sentng from their advocacy Of it, and their f.
nancal views generally. Maj. Hanger is ar.
ragned for voting against the assessment bill,
which W i'll save to Augusta county $24,0 900 in
the three years it will operate, and for declaring
the bill, providing fer twelve months credit on
personal property, levied on for old debts, uncon-
stitutonal, in his opinion. and demoralizing. The
writer says he Court OF Appeals differs with the
Major as to the consiitutionality feature, and re
CARDS the law as humane and eminently
proper"
A /" countryman " drives after Mr.. Stuart with
sharp stick" He charges him with having
bolted the nomination of the Hsrrisonburg Con-
vention three years ago, after his name had
been submitted to it as il candidate for nominal
ton for Congress, and he was beaten by Judge
Harris, and that he gave aid and comfort to, if
he did not vote for The independent candidate
the irrepressible "Corbin.' This being the
fact the voter questions the loyalty of Mr.. Stuart
nominate him. He also charges Mr. Stuart with
having declared, about ninety days ago, hat he
would support Gen W. C. Wickham, ior Cover
nor.and as having held exceedingly doubtful re-
lutions TO the conservative party. He is alto
gether displeased with MIR Stuart, and thinks
ship. and more common sense" This is rather se-
vere upon Mr.. 5. when il is remembered that he
has recently written letter, which has been
psb'ished. very ghbly charging the Republican,
with beng a neg party, and under the con-
troll of he negroes notw tbs anding he will
ing few months ago to support one of the
oldest, ablest and most determined of lis mem
be's, and generally thought to have a
rather kina size fer that party
:. countryman" hits to hurt, and we have
no doubt he SO ended it. We will see how the
matter will turn out and whether Msj. Hanger
and Mr.. Stuart will quietly rest under the casti-
cation given them We expect to witness a
merry time of it. among the many disinterested
patriots who are willing 10 serve the people in
the legislature, ami whose exalted purity does
not allow them TO be mem toned on the same day
with the scalawag, carpet-bagg and negro party,
1t is Lot g funeral and we can afford to en-
joy it. fl
Court OF AppE.Ls OF VIRGINIA AT STANTON
The following are the proceedings of the Court of
Appeals, now in session in this place, since our
report of last week
THURSDAY, SEPT. 18TH.
Carson VS.. Maddox ct al. (l3th Circuif) De
cree OF Circuit court OF Augusta county reversed
and remanded for further proceedings Baldwin
y Cochran for Appellants and Stuart and Ran K
:or Appellee
Whitesell ct al VS. Whitesell ct al (12th Circuit
submitted upon printed notes. Baldwin aud
Gratan for Appellants, and Woodson aud Roller
for Appelees
ilahns Admir- VS. Boiler (l2h rcui3l argued
and submitted Gratan and i5adwp. Il goch-
ran for Appellants, aud Roller for Appellee
FRIDAY, SEPT. 18TH.
Crawford ct al Cratn's or~, So. (12fh
Circuit) submitted upon printed notes of argu-
ment. Baldwin Cochran for Appellants, and
Futz and Roller fer Appellees.
Brumoaughs vs Wisslers Ex'or G2h Circuit
submitted upon notes of argument Williams l.
Williams for ppelIant-Harris for Appellee
Marshall VS. Plageon ct al (2th Circnit) fully
argued by counsel and submitted. Conrad &
Son for Appellant Barton Il Boyd, and Hunter
aud Holiday for Appellees
Bank of the Valley for, SC. VS. Marshall (loth
Circuit) submitted upon notes of argument
Barton s. Boyd for Plaintiff-Conrad & SON for
Defendant.
Meade vs. Grigsby's admir-. Sc, (l2th Circuit
case continued until next term.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20rH
Teel ct al VS. Yancy ct al 18th Cirouit) mo-
ton made ty Appellants to rehear this case
Held for consideration
Forrer vs. Co8man ct al 9th Circuit) submit
ted upon notes of argument. Woodson for APP
peant-Yaneey for Appellees
Lindsey VS. Stovers exor 18th Circuit} dis
missed agreed.
The following causes were continued until the
next term:
Ashbys admir- ct al VS. Porter ct al-Hoover vs.
Mitchell, steeles Ex or VS. Arnall, Trustee. Kel-
| ley vs. Larguey's admir-.
la TUESDAY, SEPT. %,
Upon petition VIM. s McGhesney and J O A.
Nadenbousch appeal allowed and supersedeas a.
wa1ded 10 decree of the circuit court of Angus
| Ia county. III n SUN in Whlcn J0hn ii Richardson
and wife and oil hers were pia nlffs, and McChes-
ney & Nadenbousoh and al were defendants II
involves the legality of The sale Of the American
| Hotel property during the war
| Cameron's Administrative vs. Goodloe's execu
tors and ais Appeal allowed from circuit court
of abemarle 1t involves the legality of the sa lie
Of the HOT Springs prorerty during the war.
Hanshorough VS. Wallace aud ais Appeal al
lowed to decree OF circuit court Of Albenarie CO
WEDNEsDAY, SEPT. "a
/ Shitflett ys Long an, ais. Decree of circuit ct
of Albemare affirmed
Eliottand wife Us George and ais Decree O:
cironf court of Albemlie reversed
Harris VS.. Harris Executor. Decree of cir.
cult couri OF Frederick affirmed
/ Winchester Building Association VS. Gilbert
and ais. Decree of circuit court Of Frederick
reversed.
| Tysons Executor VS.. G]aize &c Decree Of
circuit count of Clark reversed
Chidress and ais vs. Morris &c. Decree Of
circuit court of Albemarle reversed
White wife v McGannon sc, from Fred
| erick, Decree of court of Appeals, entered Oct
70, 1872, set aside and rehearng granted.
DR.. B. Sears and Prof j. j. Laid, a
Staunton addressed the teachers institute O.
| Lynchburg on las. Monday.
! R. A. Coghili has been nominated as III,
foater candidate for the Legislature. from