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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
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TUESDAY, AUGUST q 1880.
Ere in ftlaIIesiaa..

On Sunday evening! At % O'clock,
smoke was discovered issuing from the
roof and windows Of the two,story brick
store house opposite the Court House q
Search was Immediately made BY antttnlt
Der of DUR citizeps. and ths fire was found
10 be id the Sons of Temperance Hall 81
Ihe|smoke was {oo hot and dense 70 lae
buckets, and Ibid engines were seon
brought into action. Although our eitr
liens worked manfnllyY ihe flames spread
aptil the entire baildin8 was cCnsumedi
\ NO frame houses adjoining, one belong
ing d 1'hoss Fife, and The other to Davis
EstilI were only saved BY The greatest e11i
ertipns. jas. TErsIow occupied one
room and sellar Of the brick, as 4 stove
store and tip shop, and p BAtNns tito 9th
ar end f5r la Dry Goods and Grocery
Store, while the Sons Of Temperance had
Their IIailloyer NH. Truslow IS stove Store.
Mt. l.. LAuamoks occupied F1rE's frame
building as 4 furniture warehouse and
a Dry Goods and Grocery Store. Mesafs.
MY & We'll kept a Clothing Store in
EsrrEL' ! building TheEtwo. latter were
compelled TO remove their Goods:
The entire loss sustained BY the fire
win not fall far short Of four Or five
Thousand Dollars, and will probably be
more than that sum--a large part 1oi
WHICH Was insured. The losses Are as
follows Mr., Jas. Truslow's very small,
probably one or two hundred dollars no
insurance. E, Baines' loss unknown
fully insured jill Valley Office. Elias
tIlaughorp's. loss Is large, between $500
and SlIoeo-no insurance. Messrs,
May and Wells loss unknown fully III
surcd i'll Valley office. Thos. Fife. own
ler d. one half Of The brick building ,8loss
about sl.5ooinsured in the Valley office
Meesrs Goshorn, owners Of half Of brick
bnilding.Iloss Of S.1,5oo-no insurance
Sons Of Temperance lost JAN their furna-
ture, regalia and library, probably
amounts 70 $500 dr. 5000.
/ The mpst#of ths goods were saved BY
carrying them. from The buildings, ret the
loss from ibreakage and otherwise will -bs
fclttby MF. Laugtorn!,
\ The ladies' rendered great service at
the fire, carrying odt goods and lsaying
Them in .he Court House, They deserve
much credit
The enginesdid good service and proyEs
cd ~ be invaluable. Ell IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
.OTNEAR CHARLESTON FOR SAFE

DF virtue ofa decree Of thsI circui, court
do Ia nawha County, rendered In q Ger.
tain ChancefY cause therein pehdlng, IN which
william B. Triplett is Complaihani and Joha
RAY and others are Defendants; the under
signed, Special Commissioned. appointed by.
said court for that pnfpose. win..on
Saturday, he 3rd day Of September, 1859.
sell, at public auction, ID front ofthe door II
the court house of Kanawha County, 10 iibs
highest bidder, certain 1 tbI parcel Of lsna
situated III said county Of Kanawha. on Eli
River, and adjoining the town Of Charleston.
being the same property conveyed 10 said John
Ray BY Joseph Lowell and Betty " Lowell,
(his wife. BY deed dated tie Sth Notembet.
1885, and duty recorded inths Clerks 0fice
of the county foresaidi and containing one
acre and iwsn ty-one poles, more Or less. iThe
purchaser will be required toE pay 10 pr
cent OF the purchase money in cash, and ii,
gjye his bond with good secaril " for tie fe-
1aluf1et. payable in three equal insts.inefits,
at sit, twelve and eighteen months respec-
lively. with interest from day of sale.
Is w. 81. G.l GIIiIiISDNt
commissioned.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
Railroad Meeting in Logan,

AT meeting Of the friends Of the Gov
ington and Ohio Railroad, in Logan
County. held atthe Court House. on Tues
day, the 10Th July, 1859 HUMpHREy
TRENT was called to the Chair, and A. G.
FEaRELL was appointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting was, after a
few remarks ID favor Of the Coyington
and Ohio Railroad, explained BY Col Ev-
ERMosT WARD, to be the appointment Of
delegates to the Railroad Convention. "a
be held at Raleigh G. H., on the seth d
July, 1859.
On motion, the Chair proceeded to the
appointment of twenty Eve delegates, Is
follows. james Ferrell, Vim. Smith,
Guy Dingess. Henry Comfy, Burwen s
Chapman, James Lawson, James a.
Nighbert. Evermont Ward, p. X. Nc.
Comas, E. II. Filler, Henry p. Clarke
John H. Perry, VIM. w. McDonald, JAS
P. Christian, Lloyd Ellis, John Terrell
Warren NJ. Anderson. Ephraim Hart
field, Asa Mccoy, Elliot Rutherford
George w. Clarke, Henry Farley. VIM
Chafin, Benjamin Williamson and Johr
Dempsey, il.
On motion, the Chairman and Score
tary were added to the above list, and AM
I5citizen Of this County who should be pres
Ient at said Convention, was appointed
delegate thereto.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
| HUMPHREY TRENT. Ch'na.
A.C. FERRELL, Sec'g.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

Wepublislr in this issue the fun details
Of the late arrival Of Foreign news by
which ii win BE seen that peace has been
declared between France and Austria. -
What The effect Of this news viii have up.
onthe prices of our provisions cannotnow
be ascertained. we think, however. thai
It win not materially effect the price oif
wheat Or -four. while twill cause an nd
vance in cotton. 0hr reason for so think
ing. we win not attempt to explain further
than % eay that wheat cannot pc profta-
BY raised Il less than The present prices,
say one dollar buslel, while labor re-
minis at'its present prices Besides mis-,
5tlie corn crop win b sheSrt throughout
the entire country and there being 4
very small quantity Of lastyear's crops d
wheat and corn On hand The prices viii
certainly b msintainel aitsr the siigh
fuss INSIDE by spectators and miller.
| is over
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
srxTr THousAsp DpLIARs IN osE d.,

h1AAA ~ 4K1OQ5ANBE DWLLAhS4 In SfNE QAE!
Much has been said for and against the
Lotteries authorized for various purposes
by the Legislature Of Georgia, and many
have been the cautions thrown out to tie
credulous public against The Georgia
State Lottery. McKrENEY & ca. Mana.
gers. whose headquarters are in this city.
An ancient maxim requires us to s.giYe
the devil, even, his due !" and, without
compromising ourselves in the matter AT
all. we are freq to record (what is known
to every body almost.fin Savannah, J that
in the Lottery advertised by rs to be
drawn III Masonic Hall buildings, last
Saturday noon, it was ascertainedI that
the numbers !. is. 724,'' entitled ID the
capital prize Of sixty thousand dollars.
were upon two half tickets--on Of which
was ID the Office here, and one was sent "a
H. T. PETERs. Charleston. S. c. Saeaa.
aah Oh. Morning Nsws. Jaly i8.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
DIED

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B m Kanawha County, Va, near Kahawha
ISalines, IssAcHAe g. REED, of.pulnonafy con-
sumption. on the 18th of July, I'M the 9Th
year of his age.
II He was born and raised in Rutland. kut'
land County, Vsrmont. HIS father was a5so 2!
der in the Revolutionary war kepta prolic
house in Rutland forSu pwards OF 30 yeats,
The deceased WAS q member Of the 0rdel
Of Free Masons and Odd Fellows, and asPiret
to the highest h0nors Of Odd FeA owshlp; II
the month of May, s3a, he moyed To bfeok <
lyn, New York, and from thence Obs YEAR
ago. moved to Western Va, where ne ha'
found his last resting place.
4 He was a devoted husband, kind Esther ane
a trueFfriend. His illness was pretractedl
and his sufferings great, which were boTnf
with great patieace and fortitude,
WIN. RlCKE2S. i
Brooklyn, New York papers please tp9copy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
From The Morning News.

One Of the most gratifying evidences
sof the progressive tendencies Of the tfi-
umph Of the allied arms, is the disen-
thrallment of the press from the letters Of
despotic Introduction. The liberty of the
press has always been regarded as the
strongest bulwafk for the defence of right
and the protection ofvirtue. And. 70 its
suppression in the Austrian provinces
has been attributed, more than any other
cause. the degeneracy Of the Italian ma
ton in all that constituted her ancient
fame. The pirowess of her arms, the
fame Of her heroes, statesmen, poets and
orators, who held up BY her untrammeled
press as high and noble incentiyer to.nrge
on her sons IL new triumphs and higher
aspirations. With such ekemplars, such
incentives, the wing Of genius pluned
itself Cor sublimer flight the enhancing
song other Tasso thrilled the latent pow
ers Of poetic fancy, and visions Of beauty,
such Of her Dante never dreamed, dawn.
ed upon the glowing fancies Of her as
piring bards.
But, like the blooming flower, which
was inyigdrated by the genial sun shine
and shower, when shut out from these
Eyiyifying agencies, withers and dies /; 50
with the growing triumphs of Italian get
Mus, nurtured by every generous emula+
ton, with the thunder of the press to
herald forth The successful ftriumphs of d
new born genius, when deadaned and dis
couraged By the darkness thrown around
the triumphs Of mind, b. the suppression
of all freedom of speech and of the press.
the energies Of her mental achievements
were paralyze, and the triumph Of the
Austrian, arms was the burial Of Italian
greatness. And. as We now. in imngiua-
ton, wander oyer the graveyard Of her
entombed glory, we catch the&melancholy
spirit 'of the poet she exclaims. in re-
viewing the burial ground Of Grecian
fame
6'Tis Greece, but living Greece no more"
We have been led to the above ref1ec-
tons by the announcement that, upon
the triumphaI occupation Of Milan by the
allied army, several journals tina. had
been suppressed by the Austrian author.
tiles, aud resumed operations. It is said
that one Of the papers, at the time of its
suppression. was publishing an interest
ing story, and promised its conclusion in
its ne Ut issue. Previous to the next is
sue, however, it was brought under the
ban Of Austrian displeasure. and was
compelled to stop. Upon resuming, af-
ter the occupation Of Milan BY Napoleon,
true to its promise, it went on and con-
claded the story. Should. the recent war
result iii nothing else but the estabIish-
ment 1.-the freedom of the press ID that
country, that alone would be glory
enough fofone war.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

;DEAR 7SpoRr The Western Reserve
Chronicle, at Warrenton, Ohio, states
that, on the Fourth Of July, the people Of
tliat town purchased ali old mill, which
had long been an eyesore, on the Opposite
SIDE OF the river, and set fire to it in or
der to celebrate the day by giving the
fire companies an opportunity. TO show
their efficiency in e1tinguishing it !; but,
just as they got fairly at if, the wind blew
the burning shingles over on the town.
setting fire To- the Methodist Church, as
well as six or seven other buildings, Sat
the same time, rendering the utmost ex2
ertfons Of the citizens necessary to save
the town from destruction.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
Ns6 4obfrtisslllcllts..
TOWN RESIDENCE
I44ND .FAR.A1ING ~ NpS..

EnN MONDAY, THE 10th DAY OF SEP
~ TEMPER, ls59,upon the premi sess we
shallsell at publicIauctioR, to the highest bid5
Ldef, The very valuable farmlying lust sboye
and adjoining the town of Chaflestoni fot a
LONG time since owned ana occupied ty Mr..
Frederick Brooks.
We are nthorized to sell this and & he 9TH
Ner property hefeina aforementioned hY decree
IofSthe Circuit Court of Kanawha COUNTY. ren-
dered in the case Of the farmers Bank If vir-
#ginia; Tvs. Frederick Brooks and others, At tbs
Spring Term 1859, thus ensuing tolpltrcbas-
Iers, title disencumbefed of all leink, &c.
The same decree directs US TO divide the farm
above mentioned. into suitable lots with such
streets and alleys as may be deemed advisable,
and to cffsr it thus subdiyidel, and also as a
whole, and to accept the most ADJ ambiguous
result. Bidders can, therefore, be guided by
this fact 10 making purchases of thelots
To all who know the property, no recon-
mendation Of these lots IS necessary and per-
sonsat distance are assured that they offeI
the most eligible locations for comfort con-
yenience and taste WHICH can be found at
any point near the town.
A full plan Of the lots, streets, alleys &c,
will be exhibited at the sale a nd for two weeks
and the sales vii be mSde in strict accord
ance herewith One Of the lots will com.
prise the residence. anda large part If the
out houses connected Herewith.
The whole farm contains from so to 61acres
lIof very superior Kama wha bottom landsin Q
high state OF cultivation, and l06aeIes of hill
part of which is in cultivation and is veIs fer.
| tile and productive, and all of which in :espe
cially adapted to the culture sof the vine
This Hill land vial also be Offered in small
lots Of from 20 to 25 acres, each. and Offers Z
rare opportunity for Investment, to those o.
cur frugal and Industrious German citizens
who desire TO prosecute this most profta bic
agricultural pursuit.
AT the same time and place we shat sell
| the large frame double Office and lot % the
lriser bank in the town Of Chariestons and
lone room Of which is now occupied ~ Mr..
BAPTIST as "a Law Once, and the other used
les the Post office, !,
/ And at The same time and place we shall sell
| tract OF land on the Southwest side of ka-
| nawha river and directIyopBo the upper
| end Of Charleston, with n river front from the
upper line Of Lewis ID. Wilson TO the lowel
line of the small lot occupied BY n. Gro
/ gan, and running back SO as 10 contain about
| eighty acres, including some fifteen or twenty
acres of good cleared land on top of the hill
and the residence now occupied by -r-
Taylor. This tract contains "a good bank o
Ibituminous coal, which 1s opened about Y
feet above the riyss-ARd is contiguous to thu
! town.
Terms or saIe.--Fiye per cent cash. an,
THE remainder in three equal instruments a
one, two and three years with interest from
Idate, bond and good security for the deferre,
instruments, and the title 70 the property re
! tanned. ~
JOHN L. MosELEy. Ec...r,,..;o..,.
BENZ III. SMITH n "Reminiscences
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
From Washington.

WAsnlNeToS, July "a .-T The represen-
tatives Of the Juarez Government here
have just concluded contracts for the sup
ply Of the breech loading and Minnie ri
sfies andTefied cannon, 10 be. delivered in
Mexico in September. The friends Of the
Liberal Government profess great gratif
cation at the state of affairs in and around
the city Of Mexico as represented BY The
last steamer.
Ain extraordinary Cabinet meeting took
place yesterday, to consider the despatch
es received from Minister McLane.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
DIVIDING The SUOils.

Messrs. Corwin and Sherman Of Ohio,
and Nj. Grow Of Pa, are spoken Of BIZ
their I Republican friends, in connec!
ton with the. Speakership Of the nexl
House of Representatives. Mr.. Under
wood Of KY, and Mr. Schouler ars named
for the Office Of Clerk by the Same party
they say the Clerkship will be matter
OF compromise with reference 70 ths
Speakership. One Of their writer's says
The election Of Printer Is of far less
consequence than formerly. Legislation
has hedged it around with reslrictions
which reduce its profits TO little more thar
q golden memory Of the past. :,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

GETTING TIkEp OF lsoLY NJ IS 'fs9l
from Sail Lake City June 1 nofieees GIG
remarkable fact that the institution Iof po-
liaany is becoming unpopular among ihs
Mormons since the accession q the ne recon-
large emigrants from ehe Ls,tfle : VIII
Brigham Young IS pesek Hl'n 'appl'c7ati : E
this s.a,e Of affairs. Tie !" Prophet" has
issued orders to suspend the ceremony 4
!" sealing"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
|. 0rganize! EOrganlzt !. !.

Now while al are again excited about
fires, let there be q move made to organ
lie irregular Fire Company. We under,
stand that the agent of.,he Valley Insur.
.ance Company is authorized to give $50
towards sustaining siFirs Company.
Since the above was put in type, w
Are authorized, bytJ, b TArLoRto giyt
notice that the citizens Of Charleston vii
meet atthe Court House this evening Fl
The above purpose Come at the ringing
of the BELL. tftlEs EAU III.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
1 Vicksburg paper Of last week.

al Nlcksburg paper OF last week, tells
this singular story. Itsounds hard
We yesterday saw an old fashioned
gold watch seal which was found by Mr.
Shepherd imbedded in a ledge ofIhard
limestone rock, FIVE miles north of Gin,
ton, Kinds county, Miss. The rock VA.
first blasted with powder, and when tht
ornament was discovered, ii was cut gu
lot the stone with 4 chisel. 1t has Il large
cornelianH set in il. How long It has IA
ken to form the rock over it, We leave t.
fgeologists to determine. The ledge o
rock where It was found appears to 'hav,
been fayorite resort of the Indians Whel
they we're lords Of the forests Of Kinds
al the holes in the rocks where the,
pounded their hominy are still visible.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
! Stsamboat Swan.

We learn that the prcprietors 81 The
steamboat Pomerpy have snapped with
the owners of the Hurricane, gstting Sc,
000as Tie difference. The PomeroT viii
run ii the kabawha trade and lie Hurri-
Gang inElllt olliotfale 7ad. Repabl;cqs,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
TisitstO Putnam--LaFge Number Of Ia-
dictm6nts-The Cf0Ds-Throat DiSeasc,

dittm6nts The CfOps-Thr0at Disease,
Monday week, we attended the Quar-
terly Term ofihe County Court Of Put
nam A large amount Of business was
transacted by the Court The Gfand
Jury made between so and so inaicts
ments,, which were Of neatly every ehar4
acter. except murder, { a5E
The Wheat crpP is turning opt Very
vel, and ifprices are sustained, the farm
Hers will be. IN some measure al leastsTre-
paid for their years toll, but they must
look aloneto this Productas the drouth
has been more severe upon the corn tand
50 far the Tobacco5 than ever before
known Il, tliis county. ri IS now quite
certain that1there will moi be over one
fourt6 et' d CROP Of corn made IN P,stnan1
coanty his season. Therelis no doubt 81
this statement, and we advise our friends
who have backed to Putnam county fol
their supplies of Corn and Pork to pre-.
pare themselves for the worst. The
farmers upon Kanawha River bottoms
will not liayefa bushel Of corn to sell, and
very little 70 convert into pork. The To,
bacco Isl finishing fol want Of rain, bui
may etturp out well, provided it receives
a few copipus showers soon.
sAt Buffalo, and vicinity several deaths
has occurred among children from 4 dis
ease Of che throat, and number are nov
suffering severely from theIsame cause =
We suppose the disease ID the same d
that which prevailed 80 alarmingly j
Fayette County last Fall.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

1. Last weeksMr. NJ. ID J. CL,sros, Of this
county. presented as With head Of TIM
othy eleasn iipedss il length. This isthe
finest head Of timothy we have seen this
season. AS a general thing, the grass
crop is very Short ID this and adjacent
counties. Upon fan average, there will
not be more than ! half crop. b.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

], M. DopDRipcE. for many years Tel
All. has been elected Cashier Of lie Bank
offVifginia. vice SAMUEL HASsXn, decd.
The presidents Mr.. yAs. e, MoFARl.Spi
has been elected Teller, ID addition to the
presidency.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

GREELY HuMBuGeED-The Tuscara,
va to- Adroeate has . letter from The
gold diggers, which says that Mr.. Gree.
~ was humbugged in regard to the rich
ness OF the mines. The writer states
that be has heard miners boast that they
had !. fooled " Mr.. Greedy BY slipping
gold dust into their sluice boxes and dirt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

a special term 81 Gle Circuit Cours il
now being held here, Judge BAilrr from
Fayelte presiding.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

q L. g. GEoRdg, Merchant at Bafalo,
will please accept our thanks for nice
straw hat. He has . I. few more Of the
same sort LETT to.sell at low prices.
Give him 4 call, rs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

New Orleans papers. Of last week
arc jubilant over the Ehcaitl al that
city case olf' yellow licrar.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

The WAY rHEY DO Il. The following
is true copy Of whAt1it purports toIbeI
The Tobacco raisersin Virginia can read
and form their own opinions from the
/ returns"
il Bodmaal's Leaf Tobacco Warehouse. i
64 AND 66 WATER STREET.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
ClNcIsNAfI, o., July 20, 1859, ]
x Tobacco for acct Of y. .. Brown

II See TArIoR's advertisement Of Cigars,
Tobacco and Pipes. Taylor keeps good
articles and sells cheap.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
The Fnll nffieial TOTE al Last.

The Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
Col. Munford, has now made up, with
full reliability, as to it's being officially
correct, the vote for Governor Of Virgin
ia at the last election
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

NOTICE.
Al r. County Court held fSr Kkpa&Aa
IN county, The 18th day Of July, 1852 =
Ordered that an Election lie held on Saturday
the 18th day Of August, 1885, lin Distinct No.
4. Of this county at Gatesvoods and Rtchatass
Precincts for the election Of d Justice Of sAs
Peace, for said Dis riot, TO Oil the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of William r. Mo-
Conihay. Teste.
A. w. QuARRIER. Crk. b
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02
H0fse Tanning.

Profs. r. H. Lee and .C.. 4. HAYES
visited our place last week and gave .
series Of Lectures upon the management
|of horses. They are undoubtedly mas
ters ofthe rtthey teach, and gave gener-
al satisfaction to their students
We might state sInumber Of cases ip
which they handled unmanageable horses,
among others, a horse Of Dr.. Watkins
which would moi allow an umbrella to be
carried upon him until the IProfs. took
him IN hands, now he'll proud Of the ar
ticle, butIspace win NOT admit il this No.
They had ! class Of q persons in this
place.
4 We refer our readers tofthe following
certificate from we'll known and reliable
citizens of this place.
II CHARLEsros, Kanawha, /
A August LIST. 1889. Il
l.g We the undersigned, wish TO be on
Testimony. and approval of Messrs. LEE
ID HAwes' method Of Training and Han
ding wild and vicious horses. To q
class Of twenty one, they have given en-
tire satisfaction, and are again called up
on here to teach another class
373 Nath. Bryant, Jas. TIL Rogers. John
Dryden, u. a. Hershberger, A, E. Sum-
mers, S. f.. Black. Joseph Smith, James
K. Smith, A.. b. Littlepage, VIM. "a!
Quarter. NV ST. Summers, Henry Chap
'pell. II. N. Read, Joseph F. Watkins,
J.. p. Hale, E. IS. Arnold, Elisha Will
Iliams, An. Moore, H. A. White. George
Wright. Jno. Rumble.