davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
County Lsyy aud charleston.

The law provides. IN thescode 81 l849,
page Eli, that 50 much cf eserys county
az IS without Gle limits IF ! town that
provides ffor its poor and keeps It's streets
in order, shall be levied upon BY the
court Of such county to raise the money
with which the county IS ehargcable ~
And the plain inference is that q torn hdi
does propids Jor rs poor and ksep u
sireets " order Is erempt from foanty
levies.
We wonder, therefore, that our town
authorities DO not comply with these
easy requirements If the law, and There
Eby much improve tile streets Of Charles
ton, and also exempt the citizens Of the
town from . heavy county levy a
thorough reformatidn is needed il tLl$
management Of affairs aPpertaining Y
ourtown THe whaff is And has beer
n4a dilapidated eondii for some months
and yst Tie town fathers are resting quite
ug~conceraed about It. Taxes have re-
manned uncoilected fprN several years, and
when attempted to BE collected, there il
emily q partial collection. Why is this
Come. gentlemen authorities Of the
town Of Charleston. exert yourselves,
cote wofR make levies aal4collect them.
Then provide for the poor Of the town.
and keep The streets in order. And you
will thus improve the streets Of i vii.
age and release the people Of a heavy
county lei for the Jaw releases the PEG.
pie Of q town from county levies wher
they provide for their OWE poor and keeE
their streets III order.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
/ catch he ssHa1el

al INTELLIGENT aid ~rdstrtAble gentle
NAM IF this county handea| as The follow
III letter fol- publiealio ana We deem
itprOper 10 expose spqh villainy Doubt
less the name the letter Rssrs i not Che
real name Of tie seooiparel bpt 'tBoK
6ss, AlbaHy n. Y eaa Re watched.
and The feIId& stopped il his career q
crime.-StHpatoh IFsnaiedko
mi. -: afyou wait mike mo-
new easy and lasts chance ~ now offer
ed you to do so, seldom q pc met with
AfteF spending many years BIT my life in
experimenting / have dise9srrered a me-
thodsby which metals may be made to
appear SO like gold that scarcely one in
! thousand would ia likely to detect il
from the genuine article -aln manu-
factuFing It into dollars aud twenty shil,
ling pieces, which sch AT the rate OF
$50 per 500. TheN4are So well execr.
ted that they may be putint any bank
with Safety, from the fact that they will
stand nearly All The testsG ~thegenuine.
Some Of my customefs ~dsppse@of over
SS5OoBof tliem III 4 single month. Any
One can make a fortune i'll ID short time
in this meth9d if they wiah. With safety.
Ii YOU wish tSlgiye them 4 trial, send me
whatever amount Of money YOU wish,
and Tor eyeryrdollar YOU send me | winj
BY return mail send yog tae u my goods,
G. 81 LINTON,
RnxH 9na Ahanr N Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

The testimonial Of the merchants IF
New York, which they intended % pre-
sent to the late VIM y. Marcy, has just
been completed. It consists Of a magnif-
icent dinner and tea set of silver, and IN
every article that goes to furnish
a table. Even the dish covers are Of solid
silver, and the salyer IS opeof the largest
and costliest ever made 10 this country.
The whole SET viii cost $1,000. This
testimonial was prepared under the aus
pices Of Royal Phelps James King, and
John Stephens, on behalf Of the New
York merchants. II YIN be presented ~
tho family Of Mr. Marcs8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
a Card.

Some time in May last, | mat yo,,..
man At Guyandotte, by the name ofh
JID i. HovEh. 81 had An Ambmiy,s
Gallery at the above named place 81
siness at that lime called me heus'
left the said Hover to operate enif
could return; be done a prestykr bS.;.
siness in my absence j. returned Il.
still my business Was such that fosiI
not stay so Ieontinued TO keep him 3,
I'll / could attend to it myself Bs,s
G%uyandotts he went to Barbou.syik I
which place he done agood business i.
also Instructed two yosug men ID smbn.
tipping. One Of tben&.he SAID was h.
brother, James Y. Hover, the Other q,
"a young man b The name Of Ankrun-
suppose they paid him for their iasll.ss.
tipn.
From what | can learn he eot about
two hundred dollars, and then abscaoaa.
ed-of which amount foHly cot sFY
teen dollars ard fifty cents, He leh AL
the bills for me to pay. license, house
rent, de-.
When Ereturned ] made an examinsa
ton. and found lie dad DESTROYED hy
silver hath, and used nearly all The stock.
/ alsofound. upon examination, thaths
lad taken all of my best specimens iva
| with him, aud sold them III Ggyandbte.
He also owes several little bills in CIV.
andotte and BarboursYille.
| He is a heavy set fellow, with ighl
hair. small blue eyes face sseit Fat and
and red. To show What little things Hs
VIII do, 7 win state Here, that he tool
with him nv crayat, pocket knife. aal
comb. I place this before the public
that they may no be imposed upon as
have been BY this unpfincipIed sreIch.
understand that he L.tely passed him
self oifsat New Richmond. Ohio, by tn
name Of BEARD, leaving his board BIZ
unpaid at the. Richmond House, IN ta
place. ]. RI. WALKER.
r. S. Isuppose he has plenty .
counterfeit money, as he passed 500
Peter Smith, the Dagaefreotype stOe
dealer in Cincinnati. He also pslsssl
500 on Mr. IS. M. Clark OF GuyardOtp
Bayboursyift9. Aug. 81 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
Mouni Vernon Emit.

Mrs. Susan L. Pellet, Secre.s,
Ladies' Mount Vernon AssociaI;aa
lish<s III the Richmond Enquirer ! /.
meht Of the amount Of TIE fund !.
for the purchase Of Mount
Since the organization If the ss.s
1854, when the nSouthefH Matross
conceived The idea of reseuiir A. / a'S
of w Washington fromthe uncertsis .se'
cident to all private estates IN Ills c.s.
and placing il inthe custody of ,
d e~foIlowing sums have been tscs'v@ @a1
From Virginia sssssi y 4
South Cofolina qaei
Georgia l,051 ~
alabama Lore 81
Ienns!lvanih 645 So
Everett Fund 1866 M
From PresidentefU Z. S. "a x
a5f5l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

Hk DpNKs-IIow omibous -
tence faIlsEliow We pause Il =.
lion and ejaculate-.Its 4 n; es
his motber hopes he viii sas ",
grows older how bis Sisters Ynsn
themselves that il is only { IN
he is sowing --knd yet t6s 10 q
shake their heads and feel plosmv ~
they think about il Yonn9
commencing life. buoyanI with
drink. You are fFighted Mix . qeq
.siouscargo. The hopes Of voM pN'
rents, Of yeur wives. Of your ab;t +
al are laid down upon ssl
aged live over again their ycnns - Y
through you oaly can tbatyeaFv sayI
love obtain a position in society and
theleyel on which You place diem g
your children So inset the great st,s e
OF life.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
For the Kanawha Valley Star.
LsR Rad FngliSh.

Bad English.
seen ii. 4
M .aonei it.
We would have went. BIZ
They seen him.
You wqs there.
If ! had hare been present.
I hare san il. &.
They aoaus. here.
He Esaspiieioaea them Of it.
Between you and !.
He md he uas there yesterday.
You and haa were together.
WeRseea them.
NE and him win so
{ He hone il.
WeIspas together.
If were HIN.
Is dhat lin
You told him and T about it.
# had hare sseat. 4
If seen them.
If he done ii.
III W9e had aceat.
Between him and Z. .
Neither Of them axe we'll.
Eadh Of them ~ wrong.
u: xL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
official.
Appointments by tic President.

AppOlntments ny the PRESIDENT
Beverley Tucker, Of " irginia. consul
at liverpool, in place OF Nathaniel HawH-
thorne, resigned.
Henry w. Spencer. Of New York, CON
jul al Paris, in place Of Duncan K. Nc
Rae. resigned.
John Endlich, Of Pennsylvania. consul
II Basle, in place Of Daniel s. Lee, de-
ceased
CHARLES j. Fox, of Michigan, consul
at Aspinwall, in place Of Francis A.
Thornton, resigned.
Ern@st Volger, OF Virginia, consul at
Barcelona, ii place of Pablo Anguera the
present. incumhent.
Jacob Forney, of Pennsylvania, super
iatendsnt of Indian Affairs of Utah.
-@s&
The session Of Emory and Henry Col
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
INPORTANT

Those indebted to the lstel firm Of ii ".
Good win & Co. are requestedto call dad st
ue The same, as it is important 10 the pprties
that they should close mp The business d sad
firm Without DELAY Parties having accounts
against the same the same will present them
al them at the office of Goodwin 4 Feth.
Charleston September 8tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

Hon John Long died Iih Raadolph
county, d. G., on Tuesday. of last treek
from q fall received while climh;pg !
fence. He was formerly naa g
Congress from North Carolina Eana ia
until lately. beenza prominent poEtia;an
Of the State. TT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

The London Morning cbrpbiple an
nouTces that 4 great experiment. was re-
Gently tiled at Nincennes, Ia the pres
ence Of Gen. Lahitte and o~ficefssOii the
port. The Chronicle saws
'HThe secret Of compressinr aad roy.
erning electricity il 1T length discovered,
and that power may therefore Be now
considered as the sole motor Iiehcefor-
ward to be used. A small mortar was
fired By the inventor at tha ratbe III hun
dred shots per minute--wfithout dashing,
smoke or noise. The same power can,
it seems, be adapted ID every system OF
mechanical invention, and Is destined to
supersede steam, requiring neithef steam
nor combustion"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
y...aaue.1llg Virginia.

GAtfrP11T-H Z8 9# 4WE#1EHSSA% EHM#M&+kE b
by tufFnpikes, McAdamized roads. rail-
roads, rivers, and te!egraphic lintks. Thf
Valley Of Virginia, Piedmont Yirginial
and Underwater Virginia. which, tpgethS
II constitute cis- Alleghany Virginia. ard
all now united by indisscluble bonds
But Trans A Allegheny Virginia, which il
about. one-third Of the entire Safe, stands
comparatiselysc cut off, not only from the
rest of Virginia, but also from The rest Of
the world.
From the want Of eonnectionsby rail-
roads and otherwise with Eastern Viz
ginia. tie people living on this side Of
tie AllsghaAaiy mountains are eoaepaieato
trade. and traffic with the people Of Ohio.
Trans AIleg hany people have no choice
about tile matter. Trade follows the
course Of rivers. unless drawn in other
directions BY !means VI railroads and
tnrnpikas. Hence il il, our trade and
traffic are almost exclusively with Ohio,
that Trans. AIleghany virginia. stu
atedsia Eiryinia, and that the trade and
s,aAlo ~ Pr
III" -. q. s.:esa i, J ) j
III As MI. ~ Rst
4's .I
s-ss1 f"
s"ouiu ~ II s'is r. q Il.
t,a,a ~ No. J i.
rt .en.
s. p99p ].
ef' an'efss ~ 7 20 '.,A Ia11. Y !
Z hRPeGHH.5 a -. : g:' ~.
s'i"' ~ i ~
s'any ICY So 4. AZ
80 80 { !,
m II Z
!.
'e''''o' ~ !
80 'a1,ps," - naa,, ! !,
s. ~. ll'ts.. .p5.a s
g.. 1Is.
n 'Yfl''s.0.'
III s.s'' L ~
IL 1t ~
Nv IL m I'LL. 1.
81 '.ps1.' S's' -
p.ats. III. I, AN.
FL sm.h
a,,
49, 49, III 49,. III, Il - ,aaa1eas4
l lsAes s.1e NJ. ! 1T
- gs III, ~ Ia. sst.'
aeN,,'o' n,up :
INV sal,ss any u seYli7 5' as . "l9a Ill. =
MY susn /" peiis 49, eou''e1!' sueti ~
sol, sue masfiitleent forests suchT HWY
uriant aud rank vegetation, such tat
eorn. such tremendous sycamores, sueh
6na ,yl.as s,,eb II rnr;ant tobaeeo sI,cb
aouhaaace = ~, suGA saspsss anu 7
vast mount q coal SUCH we. say, ls
the impression our country makes upon
4 small farmer from Tide-water Virginia.
pa.;da. III thasa adv.n,aaas M.
Aheghany sirSlnla ~ shhessscltna
and the pnfest air and WaterlniY irglnia.
The very tops Of her hills and mountains
are covered. With forest trees ofi RANT di-
!, aI;oat ;,s,s 4
Iii 's.o,'' u ~
ing fichness g ule SOL. ller iahos Pro-
duppe wheat. corn, and tobacco timely
ana they are particularly adapted and
suitedf for grazing purposes. 1t Yields
II 5, an 6n,dantlv and n,o6taby IA
1
many Par's 7. lfa.S5 ssAahy " Peea-
liarly adapted toa the culture q the grape.
Its soil, its climate, and its hillside ex-
posures, renderfit particularly suited for
vineyards and making wine, Trans-Al-
leghany Virginia, III this respect, can be
made the France oflAmeriea.
And with All these advantages the
land, in manyplaces, can be bought for
from one dollar 10 ,yfre dollars per acre.
chieflyzbecause Trans-Alleghany Virgin
siais, as yet, but an nnbroken forest, with
4 few thousand acres here and there in
fBultlvation-aHd because Ills Gu on and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
"anted.

THE Old Dominion Coal Ctmpauy wish %
hire for the balance Of the year fltesn
or twenty Negro Men-MineEs one LabOkfs
lat their works a6ote PaiRk Greek. A nun.
Der of white laborers would also find ~constsHs
employment. Apply to the manageI q ihs
works, or to r. r. hR00kE
Sept. Slim Paint Greek. Ia. &c. NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

al negro man belonging to Mr.. Alex.
ander Pendleton, ofCulpeper county has
been lodged in jail, charged with attempt
ing arape ona white woman.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

SAD DIsAPPpIETMEsT.7Ih consequence
of false report which in some way GOT
Il wide circulation, to tie effect that SCI
&topol was At once to be rebuilt, about
400 mechanics masons. carpenters. &c.,
recently found their way to the lCrimea,
with high expectations Of immediate and
profitable employment. The recon
struction Of the south side Of the city, il
seems, has in fact been definitely deci-
'ded upon; but The plans aIe yet far from
being perfected, MORGAN the work com
mence possibly before another year. In
the meantime the destitute mechanics are
dependent upon the charity Of strangers
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

HrrisonbuFg IVA. dag. 25.-A slave,
who was endeaHprinfg to make lis way
70 the North, was captured IN New Mar
ket on Sunday last, and brought to this
place 81 Monday, when he was commit
ted to jail.
He employed novel eSpsdient to a.
VOID detection. HE was dressed In wo-
mans clothes, with 4 wig made Of horse's
name: He hoped, BY this disguise, %
avoid the vigilance ST those who are eyer
on the alert 70 capture runaway negroes.
The negro was armed with a bowie knife
and revolver,and when approached Offer
ed q violent resistance, but was at last
oyerpowered.
The negro Was the property Of Mr. ".
II. Gore, Of augusta county. Mr.. G.
came down to-day and took him home.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

aEL H. 4&4 AI+ AA %I MI Ml
ISDIAs OUFRaeEs.-The San Antonio
(Texas Herald, Of the 5th instant. says
that athe Sam Antonio and San Diego
mail train. under cllargtof Captain wal
lace, was attacked BY a party Of about
100 Apaches onetfle 25lh Of July lass,
near the upper crossing of Devils river.
The mail party consisted Of Capt. Wal
lace and FIVE men, one six mule coach
and twenty-five head Of horses. 0neof
The mail boyswas killed. Wallace was
himself wounded. w. Clifford, Of New
Orleans, was killed. The mail party
fought them fdr about TWO hours. but tho
Indians were too numerous. They took
all the mules, coach, saddles. and in fact
all the mail party had. Only I'VE Of The
men escaped with their lives, and came
back on foot t9 where a company of SOL
oilers were enchmped, within about SIX
teen miles Of the scene Of action.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
Tea Issfing

a correspondent gives tho following
particulars Of die effeetEof Atea tasting''
and samplingSupon lie Substitution Of
those engaged NJ the business
1.-THE death GA famous Tea broker in
this city lately. eAslls tp miad The curious
nature of bis business wonder if any
Of your readers at Me- w know that
their lstiaiousnessSi III the choice of 4
herb which cheers, but not iDebriates, is.
the cause Of the establishment Ola pro-
fession-ealNd s.tea tasting which is
rs certain death 70 d man M the continuE
ed practice OF bpium eating The suct
cess Of a tea brbkeE,or Eistefs depends upE
on the trained accuracy of his nose and
palate, his experience IT'D lBe wants Of
American market. and i keen business
tact. If he has those qgalities in high
cultivation. lie may make from S2o,0U0
TO 10000 per ahnam while lie lives, and
dies of decoration ofths lug He over
.hauls q cargo Of ten, cEtsssitiesS lit, and de-
termines the value fetth s4rll n
In doing this, he first loaks ii The col
or of the leaf and tie general dleanliness
Of il. lie nextItakes a quantity Of the
herb, and breathfn4 Aapan III he snuffs
upthe fragrance. Tn dd afs. NE draws
into llisslungs d quantity ofi Initiating, and
stimulating dust, which is BY ito means
wholesome. Then Sitting d1wa at tile
table in his Off 1on which Il Il fong row
of porcelain cups and 4 pot ofhot water.
he drawSs TIE lei and tastes tae Infusion.
In tlis way lie classifesss tileEdiF efent sorts
ID the mSnutest Shade. makes die different
prices, and is then ready Id compare his
work pitlfthe invoice Fhe kill 6f these
testers s fairly marvellous, sbut the eff
feet Of the business On their health is, as
have said. ruineus. At tie end ola
hard days work they feel and adj as i'd
getty and cross as i lYstsris a4d maid"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
-sHAcKLKFORD 8 sPRY,

(succEssoRs TO sAAcKhEEoRp q cAici1nsl
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHEcARp1'
No. 2 Enterprise Buildings, Front-sttsei
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO,
Dealers in Paints. Oils vatnishes. Dye Stuei
Window Glass, Chemicals, Pelfqmsrys
Fancy Articles, &c.
PURE WINES, BRANDIEs, sc.
The highest price paid for Ginseng, Flsf-
seed, Beeswax and Rags. fsept I 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

The Baltimore Patriot states 81 remarks
BE case Of 4 gentleman who was stabbed
in al afraY fourteen years ago-tlp blade
Of the dirk breaking off il bis temple.H-
He experienced little pain and the blade
was not extracted. Two1 yearssafter, the
wound r~e-openfd. and the surgeon got
out about two inches of the steel. II
again closed and has been troublinghim
very little until two weeks ago, when hs
suffered great pain on the right side Of
the nose. near the corner of his eye. He
went to Professor Smith, who, upon ext
Iamining the diseased part, fonndl1ee
point Of the blade protruding. II baa
actually traversed through the bones Of
the head, and after fourteen years made
ats appearance III the above Locality. Dir
Smith proposes in a short time, u oper-
ate for<its expulsion.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

Bilious dysinterv, 81 4 m~al;nSaut ebar..
racter, IS new prsvAiling Ts sudaan
Va ES#a MI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

A few dare d % De. g. NJ Teller, OF
this place, iiH company with lfs two SIS
ters was returning IN d buggy from the
residence Of DR.. BARNS and when oppo-
site the Narrpws BIZ the WcsG Fork River,
the horse became frightened and took d
fearful leap down q preyipitous embark
ment some thirty feet into lie river. The
water atthis point il ten or twelve feet
deep, and the horse and buggy went en-
tfrely under. The horse sopn arose, and
gu ided BY the Deetss, succeeded in.
swimming with the buggy insp shallow
water. from which the assistance DC sew
eraf ofour generous citizens, who were
fortunately near the spat. theBDDeior sue
ceeded in landing the Ladies safelv and
u%ninjured upon the shore. With the ex-
ception Of one shaft which wsas broken,
no injury was done To- .lle baggyl which
fortunately remained sIight tide up"
while in the water. 3The leap ofi thirty
feet into the river, tile baton Of which is
covered with rocks. and the escape there
from without injury was almost mniracu-
Ions, and equal tol the feats ofSam Patch
in his palmiest days. Tp guard against
similar accidents ii the future We would
suggest thelpropriety Of fencing ii. the
roads at this point sseetn Herald.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

The session Of Emory and Henry Col
fese cdmmenced On the sGthjtsL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

The business Of the above concern will
hereafter be conducted under the slsled
GOODWIN & WEIGH, I'M the store house
lately occupied byJ.G, Ruby.
Ii. W. GOODWIN.
GEO. L. WELcH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
MENRY p. ELIAs.

(succEssoR TO IosEPiI' DRAFER.ls
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WATCHES, JEWEIRT AND fI0cES
Also-Manufae tarer cf Sivetwara, Ms@Aic
Lodge, Chapter and Encampment Jewels,
Seals. Marks ana Clothing, No. I5 Wet
Cincinnati, Ohio.
N. B,--W atches, Cocks, and JeWelsg re-
paired and warranted Sept. 8 81 II :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08
Notice,

TR partnership known rs II. ". GOOD
Il WIN & co. 10 this daY dissolved hymu.
consent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-08

Mrt Mccormick Of Virginia, tile @invenll
tor Of the celebrated reaper, has offered
u give $4,000 . year towards the sup
port Of a Presbyterian church at Chicago.
IL they viii seunre the Rev. DR.. Rice, pf
tSt. Louis, as PASTOR. The object.of the
movement is saidEto be to lcounteraet the
anti slavery tendencies Of the church.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-10

READY AND WlLL.sa Judging by the
following from The Rock Is ander. the gal
Ia nd 6remen Of that city were ready snd
anxious to lend their aid Ut the fire here
Friday 81 ght:
Weststn Fire Company No. l was out
with their machine, which they ran on Q
Car. inten ding u go over; but when Ill
things were ready, the engine expected
failed to arrive. Being ioied ID this. they
fully determined 70 get over some way, snt
they commenced pushing the Car along bu'
alas, when they arrived at q brake they
found it locked, and were, OF course I'M
able to switch 81. No opportunity being
offered them to put out the flames, they had
to return They showed at least q willing
ness to do what they could. In this they
should be commanded.