The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17
Loyal Claims.

Loyal Claims.
The GLOWING includes all the allowances
made by the Southern Claims Commission for
Virginia. in their last report, presented to the
present Congress. AS we could not select out
OF the number the names of those in Augusta
and adjoining counties, whose claims had beeri
favorably acted OH, we publish the entire al
may sec for themselves:
VIRGINIA.
Albin, Alexander NJ. s2l5 rs; Alder, Mart
G., $40; Afford, Robert s2O5; Appel, Thoma.
1925 so; Babcock, l.. E. 1885; Barksey. Paffer:
son $3.50; Baugher, Andrew j. 1924 Is; Beal:
Corneaia, Virginia Brady, Emma Clapp. Enocli
Edmonston and Marcelia Waters, heirs of Ma
ry Folin, deceased $24l 81; Beans, Uriah sl99:
B;ggs, Henry D. 1923; Birch, John T.. 1912:
Blackburn, Mary 1856; Brandt, Ann c., guar
dian of Randolph and Mary Brandt $i,923:
Breeder, Nicholas $500; Brisby, William s644;
Brislan, Michael sl3S; Brockwell, Josiah r. $50;
Brown, Ham s1,lc2; Brown, William $4s;
Burke, Mary A. $1,0os 81; Byram, Jas. s551 Is;
Carder, William $50 so; Carter, Margaret E. $50:
Carter, Nathaniel g. sl2O; Carter, Robert sl4s;
Gator, J. sl2o; Chapel, Miranda 1920; Clay:
gett, j. r. so.O9l; Clark, j. 1886; Coffinan. s:
1892 Coleman, j. 5000; Commins, NJ. A. $l.72l
$572; Cooper, George L. $500; Cooper, John Of
p. $473 60; Couse, Peter 81, 223; Cornwell, Jno.
$500; Corvin, Ephraim and Francis 800: Gross.
John $50; Davidson, William $93; Deans.
Lydia $50; Devers, Thomas 800; Dickinson, Ss,
rah $l05; Douglass, Malcolm $3.50 40; Duke:
James $3.50: Edwards Joseph L s2O5; Elliott:
Perry $3.50; Everhart, George, administrator
Of Elizabeth Everhart 1887 Is; Everllart, jos
$50; Faulkner, Richard J $l26; Fields. James
and Franklin Young $500; Fircstonc. Davis!
N. $3.50; Fitzhugh, Edwin C. $3.50; Fletcher.
Ihldeus. administrator of the estate of Eliza
beth 2. Blackwell Sill; Fletcher, william II.
si25; Flory, john 1924; Foley, Mary sl35; Fol-
utor Of Joseph B. F'cklin, deceased $s. 2O2 j.:
Gaines. Gustavus sl60; CARRIER, s61O: Gaskin>.
Nathaniel 1927 so; GLADDEN., Adam r. $27n;
Gore. Bushrod R. $442; Gould, Elizabeth A:
s6,349; Green. James w. 1925; Grub, Ebe-
nezer sS2; Grubb, Samuel N. $l.247 80; Hal.
ley, William 5000; Hart, Jos. S. s27O 81; iIaye.:
Eiecty, executrix OF the estate of John Hayes
Sl72; Henderson, Robert $50; Hewitt, Horac,.
B. 81 ,440; Holiday, VIM. s7S; Horner, GUS
tave r. b. $1.9C4; IIough, Anasa, Jr. 1921;
Hough, Amasa. Jr.. agent for heirs of Anna i
Hough. deceased 1912 so; ludlow, Elias slOt:;
Hudnall, Westward 1913; Jennings, Mary E..
guardian Of Ada c.. Lewis W., Virginia 2. and
Jos. T.. Jennings. minor heirs OF J. L. Jennings
deceased $l.906 IA; johnson. Court H. $l32 Il;
Joliffee, Joseph N. s403 o.; Jones, Milfor..
$40 GS; Joy, George w. 500; Kern. VIM 1850.
Kitchen, Charles W. sl47; Knox. George S..
guardian of George Summeryille s., 22O; Knox
vile, Mary s73 8 Kyger. VIM. F., administr;-
tor of the estate Alexander Kvger 1882; Lar
caster, Richard 5000: Lee. Lttlrton l.. 81 $50;
Lewis, VIM. B., and Margaret A. 800; Niece,
Absalom 1929 so; McWillianls, James $500:
Malone. Anderson $40; Malone, Peyton sIO5;
Manchester, II. NJ. $500 50; Mars. Geo. 1920 80;
Maynard, James $3.50; Merchant, Archibald,
s125; Miller, Jacob $3.50 80; Mills, Silas f..
1855; Minor, John R. $743 35; Moonaw, BENZ.
F. s35; Morse, Gersham P. 500; Morton, Fan
ny E., ard Mary E. Young 1897 75;. Murphy.
Alfred 9640; Newcome, Leroy $40; Nisewan--
der, Christian, atlminist TRAITOR of the estate OF:
John Nisewander, deceased 1881; Nisewandcr..
Christian, administrator of the estate of John.
Nisewander, deceased $2S2 Is; Oder, Waller
$3.50; Orison. John w. 800; Osmun. Charles
j., administrator of the estate of Little G.. Os--
mum s2,733; Parker, Moses sos; Payne. Cath.
arine $l25; Payne, Henry l.. 1912 40: Philips..
William W. 50, 52S; Purcell. VIM. f. and Ma
ry f. f. $S05; Purks, VIM. 1872; Quigg. Hen
ry $5Ol 80; Reid, Gustavs $l02; Reilly, Ranscm.
$50; Rinker. Geo. S. Sl,0ll; Robertson, Bar
celius $3.50; Robinson, Ruth $l75; Robinson,
Sanford sl3C; Roby. Tobias s25l; Roscberry.,
George w Peter, Alexander, Phoebe and NH
ry Crockett heirs of Joseph w. Roseberry. de-.
ceased 1896; Reubusl, Samuel $ll3; Ryan, R-
bert 1925; Semans, William 500; Settle Thon
as 1925; Sewel, Joseph W. 81, 265; Shank, Abra--
ham 81 ,O95; Sherwood, William $3.50; Simpson,.
James 1886; Sincs, Daniel D. $3.50; Slater, 'rhos
E., administrator of George Slater $50; Slight.
George A., James P, Anne and Jane, F. $780,,
Smith, Mary j. $219; Spence, Iemos j. 1852 5O:.
Steele, George W. Sl75 Stewart, john w. an,'
Charles II. Swain, administrators of Sam,,rl
Stewart, deceased S62l 81; Stone, Ann. Eliza-~
beth and Ann Louisa $500; Stole, VIM. F. $780,;
Sloutenburgh, James A. $36S; Swisher, Philil,
d. SLAP; Swisher, Samuel Ii. sl65; Tate, Ram
dali G. $l76; Taylor, Burgess $500; Taylor,
Elizabeth administrators of the estate of Wn
P. Taylor s447; Taylor. Catharine E. sS6;70;-
Thorn, Talmage, administrator of Abner ami,
William D. Pierce s279; Toreysnn, John N
500; Utz, John 1903: Virts, Virginia, admins
tratrix of the estate of Henry Virts $500; VAN
tlerwerken, Gilbert SIG, IA 81; Walker. William,
$3ll; Walter, George A. sl25 Watts. James w..
5000; Wells, James P. $197 50; West, Richard,
administrator of VIM. West ae36; WILLIAMS.
Elijah $3.50; Williams, Harrison, sI.360: Wiz
son. Charles II. 1926; Wingfel;!, Elizabeth s7a.:;
Wire, Peter 1897; Woodward, Arthur F.. a54 :;
Wickof j. n, Jr. 81, $40; Yanoey, Henry a20i..
New YORK 'sTIMEs. MIR. George JOKES;
has purchased from the estate of James t..
Taylor ten shares OFF the New York Times, .n
a cost of $4,000 per share-$l50, 600. This
purchase gives MIR. Jones a controlling Interest,"
in the paper, as added to the shares he before,
owned, make 50 shares-the whole number
being 100. At the price paid by Mr.. Jones for
the recent purchase, the establishment is rated
at one million andlahalf dollars. A statement
in the Times informs lis that the paper last.
year divided 100000, being equal to 81 ,O0oa.
share, Or 100 per cent. upon the original value.
OF the stock.
The Times is a very able paper, truthful, dig
nfed and discriminating in IFS editorials, ant,I
entertaining and instructive throughout its eol-
umns. 1t is Republican i'll politics., and fair in.
its discussion of all public questions. It is verw~
ably conducted, and Should be read by eyervr
gentleman IN the country
The Democrats appear to be giving up hope,
Of electing tho next President. The insuh--a
ordination to, the party leaders which is daily
becoming more manifest in the House OF Re-
representatives. Is explained by the tletep,as,.s
alton Of individual members to sacrifice none.
OF the views which they believe to he popular-
with their constituents for the sake of - har~
monious nOlicv on the fina nsiat or anv other