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Will Resumption Hiring on -
Panic?

From the F1n1nsal Cironicie
Some Of our inlatiOni-t friend. are
very positive in their answer to this ques.
ton. They affirm that all attempt. we
may hereafter make to approach specie
payments must Of necessity tend to bring
on more or less Of commercial reyul.ion.
and to preCipitate financial panic. When
asked for their reasons they tell IA that
resumption cannot he reached except
through currency contraction. This i
very true, but il doe' not help them; for
the univefsl experience Of the commercial
world prove, that contraction Of the cur
rency seldom, il ever, produces a panic
in modern times. The fact ia just the
opposite. Currency contraction does not
produce panic; but panic very often
produces a scarcity Of currency, because
in a panic every man il anxious TO hoard
that which will pay hi. debts.
The innntionists fail to comprehend the
great revolution which modern enterprise
has effected in the use Of substitute. for
money. Cheques now take the place Of
cash, and hundreds Of millions Of debta
are cancelled and paid every week in
this city without the use Of dollar in
actual cash. The contraction Of the cur
rency, Az long "A there il no contraction
nf credit will do littlc plap than tU call
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DIED.

BUCHANAN WELLESLEY, september =, l,;5,
q Tara,y,.,, :; b.. TgsfIgl1r lrlr Wei AldI.e-
lJEB, W1,A!ggiyl eU4aIs, IA, EoEEET bJciiAN-
~, II.
Tie deerssI "a, tDra IN Brooke county, ". Va,
December 5lh, lsl2, AID lived in tia, oogn,y Until
Erovn up On the l;Ih q June, 1855 he va, mar.
TisI to NsrSsrr, Bea!l, and ,.Hgr that une has r.
,iIei % hi, farm HeaF Midllsl0vu. lie vas IN A.s
u,a4 health gatl sandy, september 18th. On
the evening 0! that Day be o5nPlsBei o. ~, feel.
ins Eell AID rt;Ifei carly Al ten O'Clock be VS.
stricken With paralysis, from which he died on the
following WelHt~iIy eysaIus He va one 0! The
l.sls! farmer, q Washington oogaiy, an upn.h'
ri,llea, and yrra,ly esteemed by all Eho knew him.
HAsESAUER -Oa Fr.ily SEPTEMBER - ISIS,
A. tuy ycI1.E, JUus, slH u the late Peter Has,
Eiuef, aged q YEAR.
FgEsrs! viii take Plaal from the rrs!leno Of his
u.o,hef, No II; E;hierHih street, this afternoon
a. two Oclg'k Friends d the family are invited
to attend. Iu,eFnsli 4! the oli Catholic Cemetery
HATHAWAY. On Thur-lIy evening Ssptsm-
Ter =, lsij At "a o.ClocS, NELLIE NAY, daughter
OF >.la, u and Emma HlihaEay, s.,'i year :
Setks and day.
Funeral will take piaer from the residence Of her
parents, No. g7ni Jarob street, this afternoon al ,
O'cluck.
HANILTOS.-On Thur>iiy morning. sePteni-
i.T - Isis, al ~ O',!l.E, Mrs ELlLAuETH HAN.
MOS, IN the oith year Of her A..
The inorAl ulll take plioy rom the residence u
Il. Badlsy WHEAT, l1j Twelfth ,irrt Saturday
Afternoon al ? o'clock Friend, d The family are
Invited to attend, Inlsrmeht at Mt Wool.
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BELLGIEE LoCALs.-The meeting nj
CITY Hall Thursday night, addressed Inv
the colored Professor Wilson, wa. ouite
well attended, the hall being comfortably
filled. The Democrats have the hall reg.
uarly engaged for Thursday evenings,
and deserve credit for magnanimously
allowing the Republicans the use Of It
for that evening. II the dealings Of the
parties with each other we're always Of
this kind it would be far better for all
Of us.
Both n the candidates for State Senator
tom Harrison and Belmont counties,
Me"rs. Cady and Knox, we're in the city
Yesterday. Senator Knox, the present
incumbent and the Republican nominee
loF reelection, is a genial, whole-souled
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the present. inaationist agitation in this
country Is raising up serious obstacles to
the revival Of bushes. IL s threatening
us With worse evils than are likely TO b
produced irum any healthy and moderate
contraction Of the currency such As may
* found a neeiiIl preliminary to specie
resumption under the existing acts Of
lnn,rr..
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SATURDAY, SEPT. p, 1857.

GoyEESgE ALLEN takes very loudly
in public about his majority oi 1900 or
700, but in private he i more cautious,
He i. reported to have said TO ie!ega.
ton Of Pennsylvania Democrats who Ask
cd him TO come TO thsiE State and speak At.
ter the Ohio election: Gentlemen, it is
too soon t9!talk Of my going 10 Pennsy!ya'
mis- to take part in the canvass, SuPPose
| should b bat Ike h in NY own STATE,
wouldn't | be- pretty looking thing max,
ing speeches in Pennsylvania p This
profound observation ended the c0uver-s.
lion
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The IinIi IInlllnr.

IRON the ritt.bufsh Evening Telegraph
We find in West vitginia's Representa-.
tive paper, the Wheeling ISTELLIGEScER
the following:
ave Notice that our much regretted tontemppra.
~. the Pittsburgh Et,Hing T,hg,dph, has adopte,l
a, IL speciality cry igr the rtisAl u he set paced
January la, pr0viiing for the resumption a sfecs
payments 90 the 1T diy Of Jahuify, 1879. The
T,i,gtdpi i opposed 10Th 10 ini1tion and conirac-
ton, aud alrorate- 4 strictly let-alnBe policy. This
lea t.dii3n With Hhch great many people sym.
tathRs, o1rslre, among the number
The ISTELLIGEScER in a long and able
article exposes the hardship and in.
Justice wrought By all efforts to force
sudden resumption; ii recognizes the
difficulty attending the repeal Of the re.
sumption act, the Presidents veto being
in the way, and it sen'ibly opposes the
initiation theories, but il finds a compare.
tive remedy for our troubles in. a good
stiff tariff, and it show. the folly Of throw.
ing overheard our home market.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
i THE STATE SENATE.
EplI0Rs lSTELLiGESCER Al tho urgent srlicI.
titiOn Of a numl"e Of prominent dliEsni iTesJsc.
tive d party. Of the Flnt Senatorial District, I
hereby announce myself a. an independent Canli.
date, 10 OIL the vacancy In the State senate caul,i
by the death u Gen. A. Z. PAnnell III pr0Ief
that should ny that my name uas brought ieiarc
the ConrentiOn yesterday Alaint my positive h..
strueiOn1 a. WILSON
September o. is7j.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIin's Infant Cordial.

The thilIscufe when itching t0reliaTe lnaam.
tnaiiVh Oi the Gums to ailiy uneisintas IN quiet
GolIc Pains. To promote sleep, 10 cure summer Com.
plant. This We consider one d the most valuable
remedies to he Kept 10 the family when the chill.
dfen are cutting their teeth. We are slllbg thou.
sAnls u bSitlf-, and have 70 bear the Gsi IsrOa
ay II l. not all Ee recommend II u b..
NOTHERs, have you TbEy, ,,ifmg Jlts that
Turns the HOURS u SiGHI when you - long iJf
frstJ into one LDSG WEARY DATfiHR q wOHri.
NESI and CARE' -Cry-Cry-all DAY aud all
night long1 II you have, lili1H 10 r,dpr, i@ ON.
Vncc'l. h,iiid, 10 bngsr-a YEw dFnts q ISPAS1
CORDIAL and your ehdi WILL !" PACiFiED and
SWIFT, REPREsIIIS0 SLED Tlll take the place d
wAEEYrL EUYTERisg. Procure at once bottle
Sold by oil Druggists and
lAuGlLlS BINDS. co, Proprst1fs,
Wheeling " Va
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

/ ODER iof sale the very desirable and rumm0ii.
Gus three story Brick Dseling HoUs', No. 1888
Chapline street, above Tenth, 10 the city. said
HUuse CONTAIN, eleven rIJHs, With finished attic,
as and Eater up ADD dOEH 'izr stabli1s Tor ihTrr
hrs; lot sJKis1 feet, running back u an alley.
The hyu-e i 10 sosi repair. VIII ie sAd on easy
IcFm. fgT further IdTiiculIrs enquire q
se!j 4. C. EGEETER.
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50 asa Concentrated Lye.
10 NIiahe
taTrel, Gurrti'g snufi
B. tUIa GaTTsii's PackA
LOO pgaBds Dutch MsiisF Print
so lnIi,o sIansh Fiat
Is thrTtI Chip lnEVUd.
At LGuGHLN BRO. oz
100 onntes Quinins, Power 4 ws.shtllri
% sQlphats MofPhA.
81 Nitrate SILVER.
50 " stT!Chnil
FF als at LAUGHLIS Bro 4 COS
80 pounds Chl0ruiorm.
g Bromide Potassium
3 C1hnsL
s lOdiis FC,Ash.
80 " FLUID EItr7cu, TiAsn's
80 solh EItzeiL Do
% toiuts sugar Coated HllA
At LAuGHLrE BROS co..
Is doHn RsEsr', Cod Lrsf oil.
8 HLltIlnE Bsl0Ia.
3 JIyna's EIFsci0fani.
. AyeT's Cherry Fe,i0TIL
Loo 81" Es-DneH--tlu nIM0I, A..
so " Risman DTJTs
So " G"lffcy's Cordial
ldo d" EssDSs Jamaica GirssT
Al LAuGHl.lS Bios 4 COS
2,@o Po1ud' Gain PtPIsf-snaIu's
30 Cove.
30 AllsIics.
~ Euiin,gs-Goyerumsr
80 " Cream Tartar, pure and %
~ Mustard, IN cans and 10 f4k
SD " Gruunl Ginger, Fast lria 4 iIfaa
CDN't GelAtibe, Arrow Root. Tsr5sa tri -.
90 LAuGHlIS BRO, 6uN,
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DIANos AND ORGANS FOR RENT

CAPT CIiAS MruLEHNy In MruLrYAS, uk.
VIII leave Wheeling TOT Cincinnati on TUES
DAYS, September 18th, and October 5th, 1875, at ;
" ", snd Belliifc at5P. ", on arrival 0f Trains
from iitisbuigh anl Columbus, arriving at Cncin.
natl 1hlrziiy NON. Returning. leave Cincinnati
FRIDAYS r. v, giving kJrur.iOnist one and
= half day. In the d,y 10 visit the bfand ENpOsi.
ton q 1876.
viii sell Tirfets 70 Cincinnati and Return, dur.
ing the Exposition, 1t tho following nt,-
Wheeling 10 Cincinnati and return. fiO N; Ma
Hetli and hHFefsburg aud return, g 49, Ravens
uolsl and Ripley landing AMI rtturn, s. ~ POme-
roy, MIdiepri, r. Pleasant anl GalliIgli' and
reiufn. e. 6y, Huntington, Rig sandy, AshlAni
and ifJut0u and return, 81 %.
The rates include BOARD and LOGGING whle
In Cincinnati. Nov il the time 10 make up your
Excursion parties, add have pleasant time.
The following are among the trlendit induce
ments We ran Offer EEeurhonists' lst The Andes
will b in port Logger than any oihei PACKET "a.
Rates theapsT than any other line, u. We have
the hest Hand on the Ohio river. ith. Aceommo-
ditioni eluEl 10 the lest TRY The ANDES.
~
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| lSl VI IIllI.l'N-
Remaining unclaimed In the Pot OHIO At Wheel.
| Ing, Ohio county, W. Va, saturday september p
[ l.-i
To- obtain any u III. following, the applicant
must ak lot aiy~ris'l Letters, giving date u lit.
/ Adm, Henry lSfe1r Giovanni
I Aundt ffeiefigk Martin &c
| Bartholomew VIM Mays Th0iE
Ia-lfYm I " MCidul Tho
Baker SichDlls Mooney Vim
Burns Marion y Marshall Andrew
Breast Kate Mitchell Andrew
Bftueit u " . Mrinhafl ---
Butk1n FrelefitE MsSsani PS madame
Berry Anne Martin Sisll
Cline Rpls.ft Maynard Edward
tIfdn Tho MOSehhaln ].
Connolly John Morn, Jared
Clark &C Murphy Annie
Callau josephine Morrison Alice
Carter AmaniN Norton Henry
Clark Allie 4 SCcSaul Joseph
Dan Margaret WDonnsll Henry
i~Vinty Lib O'SealSS
Delaney Cow Osborne sallie
lay!cs EIWari Phillips Alert
bean Charlie pafsUhs sadii
la,ley james IsDDlefs Harriet
Franilin SaIlo RiCcJD
Fairs ~ kJss \ !.
F1uple Tracy Rodgers Alexander
franklin LOui' Ray Henry
Panel Iamps A Rush 4 Go T.
Foster 1Dlen A sissel Minnie
Ferris nfs shfes PhcDlP T.
Tnniall e ShplgrhS Sarah T.
Gnean Mary -Imond, 5 T.
GALLEY Mary Stau1er . II
GifFigns : u Snidef Addia
Gny Violet Sellers Ann
GHSn Jennie swift Frank
Henry Vim { Smith teO e
liiigriul Tho Smith Henry
Hamilton T + Smith Joseph
htaney Sallie schaG,r CT
Hell John n shiflide CIV
lIumes james Tucker Maggie
lleline ChAs Tate Joshua
Holland Ann Tnynot Frank !
llaukins Hugh White Jis
lustls Peter West 4 TfuaG
jordan David T. Weed seWing Machine
IoWeti John WUslt A A
Hnauf Wolf CT
Druarl -ilmin wel,haus Ella
Lucas Frank Zimmerman Henry
{. !. RAWLINGS. y. N.
A PILES
4 consignment Of 100 barrels very choice
Northern New York Cooking and Eating
Apples, just received, and for sale low BY
JAMES CRASGLE,
No. 1910 MATS STREET,
se2O Wheeling, ". Va.
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NOTICE.

John &. NebIel having ny dosl dated September
gi,h, 1876 a,,igDed to the undersigned Assignee all
hi, personal property and accounts fog the tenehi
Oi HE CREDITOR all persOns indebted to the Said
John l. MeHiel will pleAse cill Immediately and
settle With the undersigned Al his othoe, No, g
Tuelhh street, OF Al No, lltJ Main street, Wheel
ing AMI al Tsrs1hs 10 whom The said John Z.
Msnlel Is Indebted viii please present. their bllls 10
the Undersigned at either Of sid plhuss.
~ l. ). JORDAN, Asignee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOE SALE OF EXCHASGE-FRUTr FARMS
Z "a WsTTen eu1niy, Isnn VIII e1ch1nSs i1r
CITY z oo4Huy pFufs.5y, J. B. CLARK, Ati'y,
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EmsT PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCn.

Services in the Firsi Presbyterian Church
tomorrow Al lvl. o'clock a. n. and al ! :
P. n. Preaching by the Pastor. se225
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DUBuC SALE or VALUABLE FARM.
l ll.lr- "a; q! Wher!ius % The bEihaa! Par,
! Etl IL a. Puddle Aagta1a, on FRIDAY g.
t1bsf slh c5Gulencius Il - o'glIfk a. Y, part %!
he WEiiinstul FarIa ouniIiHing - asfes- VII
~ u sta u vlthu1y the .aT.e Br'cE RLrl, @ vii
divide % into to % a1gy TACT q ds!ft'i TertIs
o.. ale made kngsa - lay o! ale oE tbs FTtia.sa'
4. N. JACDR
Ions "a Mr1rVFrr AUftsdlerr 81
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
INcINNATI, Thursday, May 6-l

Probably fair, or partly cloudy, and some
what warmer the next "A hours
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
The water Works troubles.

Mr.. Charles Hilb. the new Water
works Trustee, is pushing the collectors
to the wall, and has discovered that they
are some of them largely in arrears-the
amount of delinquency being, it is said,
very large. No tigures have as yet been
given to the public, but some important
action will probably be taken by the
Board at the meeting this afternoon.
1t is claimed that the collectors are
from $4,000 to $4,000 behind, but as the
examination of the books is not yet COM
plete and no official statement has been
made, it is impossible to arrive at any
conclusion. 1
, The collectors in question are very re.
ticent about the matter, and are evi
IDENTIFY troubled, but say that they will
show up all right when the time comes
and that they would have readily made
settlement long ago had they beer
called on TO do SO.
Mrf Hilb seems positive that his sur
miseS are correct and that he will de
velop something corrupt in the affair.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

growth and prosperity Of the Society,
the active members in 1879. being less
than 100, whereas, at present, the num-
ber has reached three hundred and fifty
three. Musical taste has been largely
cultivated by the Society. Since three
brilliant concerts last spring several at
tractive entertainments have been given.
The finances of the Society are in -four
ishing condition, as shown by the follow
ing extract from the Treasurers report:
"Entire receipts of the Society arising
from dues of active and associate men,
bers and receipts from concerts, are for
the year ending May l, $2,27l "a; entire
expenses for same period, w, 260 80; leav.
ing balance In the hands OF Treasurer Of
$40 54."
NELSON CLICK, cigar manufacturer,
has been missing from his home at SIG
Race street, for about six weeks. 1t is
feared from his threats that he has com.
mitted suicide. He is a man about five
feet nine inches high, with dark hair and
eyes and no beard.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

THE EsWEEKLY STAR for the present
week, now ready, contains leading edi
torials on The Great Railway Conflict,
WHAT'S in Hat, The Gas Question, The
Secret of Success, The Coming Frater.
nization at Chicago, A Good Thing fol
the Board Of Trade, &C., together with a
number of interesting and spicy edito
rial paragraphs, the latest news by tele.
graph, com piete summary of the news
Of the past week, continuation OF the
Tilton-B -Beecher trial, "Gleanings fol
Grangers," local matters Of general in
terest, several columns of Humorous
Gossip, Odds and Ends, Personals
choice Poetry, Religious Intelligence
The CentenarIans, Book and Magazine
Reviews, Historical and Biographical
Sketches, several short, interesting sto
ries, Art, Agriculture, Literary and Sci
entitic reaulng matter, a tull and com
plele home and foreign. Market aud III
nancial Report, &C., &c.
Price 4c IN wrappers, to be obtained a
| our counter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

John Hepner, a German, now resident
of Reading, Pa, has lived to be called
the father OF more children than proba-
bly, any other man in the country. He is
60 years old and has had three wives.
He was first mG>Iried in Germany in 1S40,
and his wife Died in 1S4S. In that short
time she bore him seventeen children
1.-TWO pairs of twins, four sets of trip.
lets, and one at single birth. Mr.. Hep
ner married again in less than year.
He was married the latter part OF June
1S49, and in February another child was
born to him, followed by a second on the
following Christ tmas. After that his wife
bore him twins i've consecutive times,
and three children at single birth,
making fifteen children in nine years,
at the end of which time his second wife
died. His TWO marriages covered pc.
riod of seventeen years, and yielded him
thirty-two children. He had come to
this country three years before the death
of his second wife. He was married
again shortly afterwards, this time to a
widow with one child. This wife is still
living, and has born Hepner nine chill.
dren, OF the first set Of children none
are now living, and only two of the
second and three Of the third.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
a canal Boat Accident.

Hugh Bageley, canal boat-man, about
so years OF age, residing in this city, met
with horrible accident at Franklin,
OHIO, this morning.
He at the time was standing on the
forepart of the boat, when on STOPPING
down to pass under bridge at that place
he was caught and dragged an entire
length Of the boat before it could be
stopped.
He was taken to the Hospital on arriy.
ing in the city, where medical aid was
Immediately rendered. His recovery.
however, is very doubtful.
The boat being unloaded, and the bridge
unusually low, this unfortunate accident
on the part of the victim was altogether
unanticipated, as the same bridge had
often been passed before.
The back, head and arms of the unfor-
tunate man were severely bruised, and
the flesh mangled and hanging loose to
the body. 1t is feared that serious inter.
nal injuries have been sustained. y
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

The census-takers of Brooklyn find
new difficulty in classifying occupa-
tions. Twelve men report themselves as
"Beecher jurors" =
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

r EGAL.-State of Ohio, Hamilton County,
i Lss-Superior Court Of Cincinnati. No. 1855
Edward ID. Moore, plaintiff. against Theodore
Roger, Thomas Williams, and others, defend-
ants.--The defendant, Theodore Roger, whose
residence is in the county Of Cherokee, State Of
Alabama, will take notice that the defendant,
Thomas Williams, did, ON the thirty-f first day
Of December, A. D., 1874, file his answer and
cross -petiulon in the above entitled action
praying therein judgment against the said The l
odore Royer in the sum Of $l2 l39 %, with inter-
est, as follows. viz: on ", 500 from February Z,
1874, on 1888 from March Z, 1868, on s., $40 from
November ID, 1878, on $500 from August ID, I
1874, on 81, ,O56 from March is, 1874, and further
praying for the sale of Two hundred shares Of
the capital stock of the Roger Wheel Company,
represented by certificates Nos. 81 and ~, the
property Of said Theodore Royer, and the ap-
plicaton of the proceeds arising from such
sale to the payment OF said Williams claim
against him, and the costs Of said action; and.
also praying for such further relief as equity
and good conscienee require. Said Rover will Z
further take notice that he is required to am
swer or demur to said answer and GROSS peti-'
tion ON OF before the 29th day. of next May.
THOMAS WILLIAMS. =
CARY q MOTION. Attorneys.
March 8la 1876. sp1-8tTh
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

The report of the Commissioners of
Fisheries of New York for 1874 show
that 5,l49, 900 shad eggs were artifcially
impregnated and 100000 young shad
we're turned loose in the Hudson river.
The stocking Of the inland waters OF
the State with bass of various kinds has
continued with marked success. Many
ponds and lakes which were lately bare
Of fish are commencing to yield. Ex-
periments with the grayling have proved
successful. Although no immediate
steps have been taken to propagate eels,
81, 600 have been placed in Buffalo Greek,
above Niagara Falls, in order to see
what would be.the result OF Introducing
them into Lake Erie. The blue back
trout OF Maine has been introduced into
the State, and the Commissioners hope
that before long q supply can be afforded
for one or more Of The lakes,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
EXTRACT FROM THE POP.

DIR. Prices Vanilla Flavor is extracted from
the Vanilla Pod, obtained from Mexico This
popular flavor as made by DR.. Price en-
agreeable fruit and is free from the strong,
rank taste Of those extracts in the market sold
as Vanilla, which are made from the cheap
Tonqua or Snuff Bean. Ii something pure and
nice is wanted to favor cakes, pies, or pud-
which are equal TO his noted Cream Baking
Powder.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
The Nan who Was sent After the Black Hilli
Invaders.

Captain Mix is resolute man, and 1t
would not have done for miners to trihe
with him. His character may be under
stood by the following incident in his
life: While serving as provost mar
shall on the staff Of General Buford, in
the army Of the Potomac, a spy was one
day captured within the lines. Asearch
revealed no evidence that the man was
spy, but Mix insisted that he should
be kept. "Very we'll, captain" said Bu-
ford, stake him away, and If you can
provo he is a spy you may hang him."
Mix took the spy to the rear and began
more careful search of his person, ana
In the mans boots found maps of the
union camps, the number of troops In
them, and other papers, showing, be-
yond doubt, the man was a spy. Giving
him time to pray, Mix hung him. Soon
atterward, meeting Buford, the general,
in jocular way asked;
"Well, Mix, what did you do with that
fellowp
chung him, sir"
"WhatW cried Buford.
ssDid you not tell me if 1 found he was
a spy to hang him? Here are the papers,
showing beyona doubt that he was q
spy, and, besides, the fellow confessed
before hung him."
Buford rode over and looked OF the
man, who was hanging to a tree quite
dead, and then said to the captain, 81
am sorry you did it, but 1t is too late
now, and the less said about this the
better. Don't hang any more men, Mix
even if do tell you." Mix often said af.
terward, "Bufordwas queer fellow; he
ordered me once to hang Il spy, and aitel
did it he was so sorry he nearly cried
about it,"
J. When such an officer goes after the
Black Killers, it would be just as wei
| for them to come along quietly.
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