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would bo appointed 10 take charge Of tho mat

ter. a..
After an informal discussion the following
Committee wns appointed 10 recnivo pictures,
pass upon thelr iltneaa for exhibition, aud At
range them In tho space allotted: a1essra ]. F.
f,uokins, J. Roy fiUbnEtaou. Enoch Root, T. ".
Frcer. G. T. 9cnwcsIt, John Murphy, and
Charles Tcck.
LAKE FORFEIT UNIVERSITY.
A: = meeting Of tho TEnBtees Of Lake Forest
University ycstcft'hy the ltav. II. ". Patterson,
d. D., was elected President Of this iu-
stltution. It WA voted that ho might
at h!a option rotatn Ills rrotoesorsbp
in tho Theological Hcminnry-at lcart
for tho rrcscnt. 1ho public arc already aw"to
TINT tho Collegiate Department is to he oreneu
this fall aud Tho Faculty titus far elocIe.! arc
Dr. ratternon, Prof. Itowiansl. OF t's chicago
High School, and tho Rev. James ": taylor.
These will probably bo ample for tho FRESHMAN
ciaea, and doubtless others will ho nrpolntoA ah
tho growing ncccssittcs Of tho University may
requro. Tho high character md tho ~ol!-
kupNn ability Of tlin gentlemen thus far appoint
ed afford tito hest possible insurance Of tho
auccoes uf Tho Institution. Dr.. Patterson con-
feHsedIy ranks among the very flrns t!iV1nes IN
ahy natiop, and his appointment 70 lilo lrcel-
dercy will asa,rc cns,talists and n! those WHO
w,sI, 10 ate;st in catalIitling !rst-clnSh educa
tioual institution in tho vicinity Of Chicago that
their beucfattious will bo applied in tho best
rosstte manner. TIoy will not hesitate now 10
fonnl l'rolcssoeel.ips ard to furnish tho mcanB
to make Lake Forest University in \ for ycatH
o,,c Of tho ea1lpg educational institutions in The
country.
, 1875-08-11
HYDE PARK.


On Thursday evening tic ladies Of st. Paul
Church, Kenwood, will give " moonlight fote"
on the grouudB ntljolulng tho 1lydo Park Hotel,
tor tho benefit OF the Church. It 10 to take Tue
place Of tho usual Tuesday hop and will consist
OF music, dauciug, boating, flirting, aud rofresh-
monss. Tho dining-1oom and parlors OF tho
hotel have boen engaged for tho oooaslon.
Thore are several good boata IN the btehk1ator
to lot cheap, Which will facilitate boattug.
There hro also few private boats there.
Tho ticketa Arn "a apiece including rofrcsh-
meuts and the tAte On the special trata, which
will leave tho city al o'clock, aud return At IA.
That Is certainly not q largs price, soeipg how
many things It Includes.
AQUATIC.
On Thursday afternoon Mr.. Henry Wallace,
residing st tic hotel. will chsston his yacht.
1Io has tuyited number OF friends from tho
city 10 witness tho ceremony.
Tho boat ia to bo named tho "Annie," after \
sister Of Mrs. Q. III. Z. Walker, who reaIdes II
No. IL 1t. Johns place, Chicago. -
tbs yscht Ia . very pretty staueh littlo craft,
and will not dlsgraco tue name sue bears,
Mr. Wallace will probably Etve h!s CITY friends
sail after tho csretnony.
The yacht Vas sailed to Calumet and back
Monday BY the he&d-wa.ter Of Tho hotel, who IL
tna sailor. HE noted admirably.
TUE HOTEL
Ii not crowded with gueats It present, but tho
urbapo and gentlemauly amateur clerk, Mr.
Jobu /. pcarco, Jr., expects to entce = largo
number Of guests " this beautiful resort before
the saAaou closes. McHsrA. peArce l. benjamin.
ths proprietots, during the spriug undo many
aud important improvements aud changes about
their hotel, which Ia now model Of convenience
aud comfurt.
Ihs weekly hops arc we'll patronizod by tho
elite of Chicago and Hyde FAFk; aea hfe auase
Talh F,1nsf $hA
, 1875-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Col. Clcarg>s picnic N Sweoney's Park. which
WAS to hngo como OF .o-day, las been postponed
until Friday.
Sunday .school will havo a picnic at WoodlAWn
tomorrow. Tho train leaves tho Union Depot
at 9:l5 4. IN.
Tho Qortnapia 1faonnorchor's second summer.
nights festival will take placo this ovoniug ut
tho Lincoln Pavilion, corner OF Grant aud North
Clark strcete. Among otLor notable pieces, the
celebrated German natinnal song, "Was int 1ce
Ueutschon Vaterlaud." will be sung by tho
Alaenuorchor. with accompaniment by tho or
chcetra. This is in commomoration Of tho event
Of its composition. nifty yea1s ago, BY tho cole
brated nustes, ileichard.
, 1875-08-11
LOCAL LETTERS.

IA tn Editor NJ III ca,cooo Ttt5unx:
rr,n.a., Ava IN -.rhs 1,,nos,tI,n .,.n,n.~s
onuAoo' t."s: .,s.n,Hp ..A ala"aeol0
nes'nB' ~ t1'e't teeen' e'is.a'' eA'ooaea gen
cral invitation to thar folioW-citizena 10 make
any suggestions tikoly to promote the sucooss OF
t1,atr o;r.nuo cptcrrrtsc. TIM w,itcr vonturea In
sue'1 ~ s'nsN,s'!.s -,
supu'i' ''ie 'oi'o"4os ~ '''"'s scHpoe''u' eohso
Grafton;
First-1leduce the admission fec to rs cents.
&cou,l-Opou the Exposition Sunday aftcr-
x,ao,,s
a'ons'
1hHd-DeaiRnate certain days Tor chtldron, TO
DO called "Chi!dran's Tor Young F0lkH') Day."
an which dnyn children and their taachera r,a-
-o,.. 49, ,,,n rat.n. ,,,. In .1nt.1 - ro,1,,noa
'o''o' " 6un'o'nne' 'noJ 10 HuAnistea ~ tolu.oo
rates. huch an arrangement would 10 better Tor
tho children, and certainly more s8rGeable to tle
thouBands Of adu1ts who hnyo no children to
iool af1ar. and to whoa, tho uoIse ttstline. a,,d
rnnn;nn Ia md fro in The crowd Of ranlly.
fnusraa 1,rcIina ia anythinv bnt nluas-
snt Or Conducive to tho nrorar con-
to,np1AtIon snI etu]y of the EIuo+ttioa.
Arnin. II on tho chiidron's day srscial nsins
Ware Isken l,v tiosu ia cIarre al thu saycral d.
pnrtments ri lilo Expoaitiut, M we'll aa tnaeh-
ers and guardians to explain tho rnodus-
, 1875-08-11
SQuARtNG AN OFFICER.

ARRANGING Fon THE CALIFORNIAN r1CH1o.
Tho wandering reporter atood in q Clark street
store yeBturday, and bnsido him was young man
With yellow sl1o-whiskorB, good Clothes aud all
indoont mir. Soon thoro atrayed in tall, tinoly-
built young man, nnt accostcl him OF tho side-
whiBkers, and D conycrsa.!on eusuel. which WIS
interesting. enough to be noted for the public:
No. What arc you doing uouadays7
No. 2--Notling.
No. Want to 60 In With ma Thursday aud
make stake
No. 2-Certainfy ; what is it7
No. IL thought would 70 out to ths picnic
and run n sweat-board ii l could get aonio good
No. i-ILnt would do IL It wasn't for the
No. 2-Nevor mind about them; I havo got
'etn dead to rights. Two squared tho QUO wo
want go he won't spoil it.. He'll come around
k,nI o Hlov once in while. Thou we'll have to
clone mp, and he will como up and kick tho
bntrel awny, 80 At to square llmnclf don't you
No. 2-why don't you square him boioro-
No. 1-Don't tell you hayo squared him nj
ready? But he las to cune aroura and kick the
barrel and drive ua oil onoo tn ~h'lo to Square
No. 3-wel1, I'm in. Havo you got clothP
No. .1-fca;. have got mnttols all right at
my placo GU West Madison atreot. You come
over carly, and we'll 30 out together.
And then tho couple went oil, aud tho roporto.,
turned to gentleman whom ho know, and
asked, "Who arc thoso mon 7"
"Confl.ionca," waa tho repiy. "Ono Of them
Ia Ansell, who keeps mock. auction place on tho
Wcst Sdo."
The reporter turned to tho Directory, and
found the following entry:
Ansell. David, hNcsoneer, Is South Csnal; resi-
dcl,ce, l75 Wtst Madison.
People who attend tho Calcdonian aocietys
picnic Tomorrow nay betintercAtsd to know that
"Hwoat" III proposed TO be added to the Attrao-
| tons.
Capt. Ellis nil. doubtless, be pleased TO know
thnt ono Of thu aflcers wlo IL to Attcnd the pic
MIC LAS boon already squared"
, 1875-08-11

experiment. glvo tho working people tho oppor-
tunity on ono or Two Snndny afternoons 10 nt-
tcnd, AMI II tho attendance docs not indorse the
experiment then will tho management hAvo done
Ito full duty. and mono mod complain.
Another great point must not he overlooked
rr forgotten f,y tho otcnllrnt managers OF ttn
Exposition. wio arc now aes.,rod by tho sncceas
attending tho pnat Two ysnrH that It Ia 1hyinR
institution. Let them not III tl1nir 1Audablo de-
hre and ycel to declare largo dividends to eto'k
holders forget tho obligation which tl,ey owo to
tho pnh'c, which donates valuable site to tloir,
nse. Fnr bettee reduce tho admission fees,
though it rnustorato Of temporarily pacritsco tho
flvi'londa, IL thoroby tho Exposition may bo rot-
derctl moro popular and isa mo1ltn ~ school Ut
instruction enhanced. Mo.
, 1875-08-11
THE oCDEN.vsENTWoRTH DITCH.

Whenever tho river .tinfs. blame @ ne o8den Dssh'
anu your biossitEs md oen!aons WI " rightly be.
s1aws <, nas hsss ~ .hGshsf @ & ssous ss H. sessns
"a lis sitys heat, Ly ,soyeuttna ,he cleansing Of IL
river, Ils isrEo volume ct xa.er owsnR fron, tha
pstpslnns through tho ditch, with fall Of feet In
gA!saRo lt,yer nd llashos aa a,.o int tho eanal.
an ssssty "9 snS eos a. assF t 1to a
ts city m nf ,ssrix af misan nf
n kten!pK the river auI haror clear for paygaton.
Tho pature Of TN sediment deposited In these place.
shows p.*issyel, that Il has tsen washed dowa from
'sah aaa Mfntwurtht aqueous doMAua.-ErtHlA9
f".s.
Undoubtedly considerable portion OF tho
Ogdeu DITCH, bnt mt ali ~ II hv .nv mo,n.
1.h. vh,,o ,ro,sn.,,,s w 80. =, w! n! A''
..,msa ~ s..,n, Ao""aMp VI c'eo1o' VI ~ sau&te
,,,''os 10 u!s,uea lhto tho est FORK anu ogdon-
Wentworth Dltoll- At every half-no broad,
loep ditch has boen dug from tho north limo OF
, 1875-08-11

Our Lady Readers Can Hardly
afford to forget the bargains offered iu ne khocs
By WiAwa! l. Orecne. ono Of the Oldest and largest
houses In tho city. Stop In anA for yourselves
7t State and III Twulsy-sacoud streets,
, 1875-08-11

dirt which gets into tho cenal and raver, they do
furniah the water tllnt sweeps thH ondimens IN
ev,i il 70 dam ths oM.,es % Of tho Desplaines INTO
tho Ogdcn-Weutw Ditch.
, 1875-08-11

Should This Reach tho Eye
Of any about buying aawingtnachne they will regret
exceedingly II thoy fall to call at tho oco OF tbs Weed
sowiug-msehue, 2o3 WnbaaA avenue. befoso bhying.
Wp mean tls,
, 1875-08-11

Warwick.
Tho consumption Of that much-abused arttolo-A
paper oaE-haa been largely lncreaAod by the Intro
ductton Of that really good COLLAR the Warwick Tho
uost fasti1ioua III personal appeaFsnoo need not
hoatato to wear It.
, 1875-08-11

Pianos and Qrgnna.
A large assortment Of new planes and organs to
rent. 8eoond-haud planes FROM $50 to $500.
", ". KiNnALL1
Corner Btate and Adnms streots, Chicago.
, 1875-08-11

wholly without Foundation however. for DalIey's
MIS- gical Fa E1tssctor haa uover been known to iai
, 1875-08-11

Spring Lake :" Magnetic Water.
nv Rink llayper, makers Of tho /" Mars ColoRue
, 1875-08-11


TURYENE-JOUlDAN-At tho residence Of tue
bsiLux faor, in Chicago. by the Roy. j. IT, McClurp,
Nr John TuFvene aud A!ss Auio JourdAn, al Of CHI
rap0
, 1875-08-11

THE MISSISSIPPI EDITORS.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The chtcdqo Tribune.
CAmo, H., Aug. 10.-Tho mississippi State
Press Association passed through this city to-
dny, Oh route for Chicago and EaBto1u cities.
, 1875-08-11

District- Attorney Ward has commenced suts,
growing out OF whisky seizures. against tho fol-
lowing parties for tho htmH ihmctl to he To-
covered Tor the use OF tho Unitod flutes: J. VI.
Hood. +. Dau1naun, and +. Laokner. elV, V,0ou; J.
i. Miller, j. &. Forester, and N. Tabor. slo,~
COO; X. II. Watson, J. II, Cline. and William
,Duntn. e1o, ,000; 1. lluttshauser, II. sehm!tz.
an1 L: LaEupattsr, $4,000 =: u: csitslds1'
William Yoele, and Jacob Gross, Sto,0o0; Par
kcr A. Mason, s6O, QUO. With tho exception Of
Hood, hli'!er. Watson, l!utiH4auser, Calender.
Il. Woke, and Mason, the potsonH sued sEs
merely bondHmen.
TIE ousroM-uousE.
An effort vas yesterday mnde to ASCERTAIN
from Gen. Holman, who has recently returned
from Washington. bin opinion ~ to whether work
twas likolL to DO rosumcd on tho new Custom
IIouAo. In reply to questions, tho General said
he had absolutely 10 opinion on the matter fur
!ther than what could 10 bascd Oh the fact that
Is bad received anai orders to lay up tho build.
ang, aud was even then engsged III painting tho
'deIrick-guys,, covering up exposed machinery.
sud otho.wlse providing Tor tho safo-
keeping Of tho buildIng and materials.
II spncsrs, from indications cropping out,
that tlsro Ia lingering suspicion In the Treas.
uIv Department somewhere thAt there may ba
uome miscouus or mistato In tbs uulpbar of feet
OF stono already used. 10 correct any possible
crror iu this direction, Assistant supetntundcnt
Holman pad Mai. Woods arc engaged ~ ,nnkiug
anew aud accurate enumeration Of all tho stone
in tue building, Ra well "a those delivered vt tho
rald and those accepted ~ tho IWe!sth strrot
yard. The information gained By this recount
will be submittcd TO the Washington authorities
to 10 by them again computed.
CHlCAu0 AnT1sTH IN COUNCIL.
meeting Of msn.bess Of tho Academy of Do.
sign hul other astista Of the city, was held last
night III The studio ot l.eouard W. Volk, corner
Of Michigan avenue aud Van Buren, street, to
lake action In 5egs.t to tho representation oi
Chiago aft 10 this Exposition. Mr. Volk vas
called 10 tho CHAIR.
Dir. uookinH sald that the Academy OF Dosign
had neshaEa ~ uau{ works to exhibit - Ill the
sutalle artists, aud individual artists belonging
" the Academy lad asu works that tlloy would
e1hibit. He thought that tho uul4,do srtint1
should b$ Eep1aeeptea on ths 0Qplattae xhieh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

that eighty blows OF 5000 pound ham
NOR were required to drive each Pile
, This shows that there will be no difficulty
in constructing the jctty heads and the
lighthouse towers, when tho jcttles are
finished. The foundation mattresses
which constitute more than one-halt
Of the mattress work Of the jetty) have
been LAID about 10000 feet from the land ;
end, leaving only 1900 feet yet to lay. A
second tier of mattresses is now being
placed upon the foundation. About
1000 feet of the jetty nearest the land
end has been raised above the sur.
face of the water, throughout its length
(which has the left bank Of the pass, as
natural jetty opposite to it. decided
deepening Of the channel has taken
place.
The west jetty is under rapid construc-
ton, beginning AT point six hundred feet
from the west bank, where the mouth OF
the pass is about one thousand six hum
dred feet wide and running seward
parallel with the east jetty. The water
is purposely left free to pass on both
sides of the jetty at present, and the east
jetty causes the total discharge to take
more westerly course than before, thus
for the time being, flowing out on both
sides of the west jetty and transferring
the channel on the bar one thousand feet
westerly, or TO the west side of the west
ietty. As soon as the west jetty is raised
above the surface Of the water the con-
nection of its upper end with the west
bank of the pass will be completed,
and then all of the water will be thrown
between the two jctties, which are one
thousand feet apart. 1t is expected that
in six er eight weeks this gap, 800 feet
wide, will be closed, and both jetties
will be raised 10 the surface of the water
as far out As the crest Of the bar and
within 1900 feet of the lefty heads.
This will no doubt produce scour on
the bar, giving at least twenty feet
of water across It. Colonel Andrews
left st. Louis on Wednesday for the jot-
ties. As it Is only about four months
since the first landing to begin the work
WAS made at the South Pass, the pre-
gress is both surprising and gratifying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
MISCELLANY OuS.
--- --------z------
NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOcers,
1905 Main St.
Have now In store and for sale:

Have now In store and for sale:
800 Hall Bbls Lake Herring.
lU White Fish.
SQJ No. 8 Mackerels
2OO " No. 2 Macksrel.
400 Packages Mackerel, and In quart Q
barrels and kits.
25 Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
l50 Bbls choice y. y. Molasses.
50 Hhds choice y. o. Sugar.
50 Bbls Syrups.
200 Bbls Standards A. B, Extra c. Gran a.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin an
&C Sugars.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, Idlewise, Howard and oths
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
Is Half Chests primo 10 choice q.
Teas.
so Caddies prime to Choice G. p. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrooks J. X.
Mlllipers, PAGES and other good and 10
llabi- - ands, among the best IN the ooun-
try. vur stock is fun and complete, and
will be offered To the trade at the loves
market price. We invite close buyers
all and examine our stock before pure
csing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL &ELLIN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
voru nm the mississippi Jetties.

The St. Louis Glo3t-U'W0'F"E, Of
October 2Srd, says: We learn from
Captain Eads who is in the city thal
the work at the South Pass for the last
two months has not been Of a character
to produce al immense effect upon the
crest of the bar, nor was such An effect
anticipated; vet an immediate aggregate
of work has been accomplished. The
piling of the line of the east jetty Is now
carried cut 10 the full length OF the letty
the end being driven in thirty feet depth,
Of water u. 900 feet from East Point
or Lands End, where the jetty begins.
At the sea end of the jetty the piles are
sixty. FIVE feet long, passing through few
feet Of soft mud into bottom - hard
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
The ChiId's Cure When Teething
l. A UG HLINS
INFANT CORDIAL.

Sorens the gums, allays the pain, reduces
Inflammation, controls the Bowels. Cur
Ing Summer Complaint, Dysentery, d.
arrhoea, Flatulence, Wind Collie, &C., &c.
IL is being used by Physicians In their
daily practice, and being recommended
by them for children teethtng IN hundred.
OF cases every day.
For allaying pain, relieving irritation OF
Inflammation OF the Gums, regulating tho
Bowels, strengthening weak children, and
giving them rest by day and night, moth
ing gives 50 perfect satisfaction As this
preparation.
Every Bottle is Warranted.
And there has never been a bottle re-
turned in tue many hundred thousand
sold.
Remember, one child in three dies be.
fore the NTH year. Many OF them might
be saved by having Il reliable remedy Oh
hand got up expressly for such diseases II.
children are subject to in infancy.
For relieving pain and procuring rest IL
cannot be surpassed, and Tor wind IL lbe
stomach and Bowels, Commissions, Coilc,
GRIPPING Diarrhda and Dysentery IL Will
give immediate relief. Il really keeps
children healthy and makes mothers
happy.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers. Pric~
20 cents.
LaughIin Bros. & Co., Projectors,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. ~ Main street, wheeling, ". Va.
OCt19
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-JS inch space. oo
One time ,..,.s 10 One MONTHS W
Two tilnes.......... d Three months. " W
one week ......... 2 50 One year.: 70 w
one square changeable once week Soo'
Special Notices rs per cent additlonal. -
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied. , IN ..
cent additional.
Local Notices 10 cents per line-b@ no
local notice will be iHserted JoT less than ONE
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid Tor Ia al
vance. -,
All bills due on the nrst appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ,., 60
Yearly advertisers will be connheu 10
their legitimate business, and all adVef-
tiSelnrntS not connected with II Will De
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s25O,OOO
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President.
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, CushteT.
~ n ~ AL Nm
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 70
transact the business OF banking In all It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage.
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests OF its
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes. 1t hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable ON
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN K. BoTsFoRD WM. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB ). RHODES, WIN. a. TURNER,
GEORGE adams, JOHH l.. HOBBs,
GEO. w. FRAEZHEIa, JOHN f.. WILSON,
HENRY VI. HARPER, my2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

Se-'Ur ladies' shoe Department con.
ANS stock unsurpassed for elegance
'.'a'Nh'y Hut luWuu~~ of price. ptrec
SONS Tor Se.i-ueHsUrv;urut sent on Rpplt
.".na.
N'aVlr'c assortment of Gents Furnish
f Goods, shirts, Collars. Guns. Ties
II '-, Gloves, &c. Goods sent 70 any part
v. Ire country. shirt measurements sent
"" application,
f"r Oh" accommodation OF Ladies' and
Families who are unable 10 visit the CITY
.-- ines OF samples OF all grades OF Dry
-Fl' Will De sent, and orders hy mai
va WIN De srrA..-sl nns.- n-t- .nr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
As'hccline 9ealstrr.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance,
Tally REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
,,,,a vaar -........SS % Three months..& GI
Six nonths... 90 One MONTH. %
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one COPY, yr..4 % one copy,6 uos.S2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr..S2 % Five copies, yrs W
one copy. mos " Ten copies VI. rs W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

The Pittsburgh Commercial, processes
to be very confident Of Republican sue
cess in Pennsylvania to-day, but the fol-
lowing paragraph shows signs of nerv-
business: Let no Republican suffer
himself to be lulled into iaaction by a
too confident sense Of security, nor allow
himself to be surpassed by Democrat in
exercising the sacred duty Of American
Citizenship
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-10
THENATURALHISTO OF SWINDLES.

The swindler is perennial, and
always busy. His methods vary
with time and circumstances, but
at bottom he is always the same.
And there is, in the permanent
propensity of men to be swindled,
II never.ending intlucelnent for him
to c0ncoct his swindling schemes.
He simply furnishes what the pub
lie call for.
What is the basis Of this ire
pressible tendency to be "takeh
inni What are the fundamental
conditions Of its developlnentf
We refer chiefly to the amazing
gullibility which induces Or suffers
men-practical men, 80 called-to
honestly enter upon mechanical
aud financial schemes Of enormous
promise and certain failure. The
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-10

Interpretation to act No. Z, extra ses-
sion of 1875, is justifiable. notwith-
standing the ambiguity o,sits title.
you are hereby instructed to continue
collecting delinquent taxes without
adding penalties thereto up to and
including November I, 1875.
You are to understand, however,
that the remission of penalties does
not operate to postpone collections
beyond the usual time after service of
notices, and you are required to Vi
gorously enforce collections, both Of
current and delinquent taxes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-10

Mr.. FRANCOIS Reynaud died in
St. Charles last Wednesday night
after a short illness. He had late.
~ rented the store of Mr.. Placide
Bossier at Bonnet. CaIr6 Point.
Mr.. Reynaud was born in the de-
partment of Basses-P Pyrenees,
France, and was about 40 years
Of age. He was buried Thursday
at the Red Church. Mr.. Reynaud
had Q wide circle Of friends among
whom his untimely end has cast
deep sorrows. Ia aa
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-10

Moflitt. Secretaries, M. Vallas,
Win Essex and Geo. w. Clam.
mans. Speeches were delivered
by Messrs. J.D. Augastin, r. b.
Earhart, Gov. Kellogg, marshall
8. 3. Packard, attorney general
A. p. Field, judge Sloanaker,
James Lewis, senator 7. B. Stamps,
and representative Henry Dem as,
Of st. John the Baptist. The
meeting was very enthusiastic,
but good order was kept through
out. M",@