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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05
Gst.atsss' SaIs.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF
Acme Mower Company,s wa...


4 nv yi,,,,. nj NJ SHOP
Hohls, senior, AND Arllriia III. ,,, tdu,l
and s1llle a., his wife, anil JANE. 4. H'aA ~
bic, III. vile, 10 the unlrr,lsryi f,.. - az Mss
1fy ?itl 1873, AMI TcoTlci la fbs li', u
Of the County Court Il UhiG e,,T, N''''d lLtIs,
" DEED Of Trust Hook No, s. rsc,i H., 4" 81 liars
~! ve limit door, Of the Court liuu, .fdt,Iili " I
West NiHsinla, on y VIZ t.ss
:, sArohDAY, the ol't d,y Of Ae.u,t. II,
Commencing At " Uc.p I -
eefltel ptOleIty, that Is to siy. III, I4%tlsg 4,
h9ndtod and hh Velour and two b1pi,,TI i,
"a tgn ana ChapilnCs addition 10 m. u.
Ing, Ohio eounty, West vifsiula. ,sll TX Y NJ.
S IS, sue o. wheeling tT,cs, together ;,t g Y
Also the following Described tl,,,,,....
sitn9ied on the hank NJ Whc,Iir.. ~ tt'9l h,l
Of wheeling Aforesaid, launlrl y, ~ hsdI
theneing At puint ou Cre,,.Bi 30. 'uvsii a.
aud twenty ll2Ol feet tat o! f,. ~, 70, AtSlni
street. thGHN running ca,tUart.Ir A.. ~. Z "a
more or less, to twenty t.t iry,i H., ~. " n
Crescent street to the cftrk theme ,s.ltlii u
sIiu crescent Ifcet in the water. Of NI,,TElhS
thente along the mcauleTs II ,1fJ ~ islst
limo Of lot numbered tw0 hnuIt.I "a ~. % k6i
thence soathwanlly with ql IN. Il, S-'',,y'aNi:S,
70 the place " beginning. tsrihrF MN N, ~ NJ
longing "'I 80" 4a !.
Selling ns Trustee, | viii o1ayry spl, ,t.,u,
In me by aid decl Of tru,t s1'! vac u'siHs
TERNS OF sALE-OhC-thlri sa,b. h.,.,.-
two equal install lments at ,E 1n blr ~, aast h
denced by notes bearing iutef,i INN s.eASr.
title 10 be retained until Ia, Inent n lTI VI Z
,ro, WILLIAM J. w. COYpry
The above sale Is adjonVrrI until S.,p,i,.
Der 7ih, 1875, At 10 U'cl"eE 4. y. S1'el.
- WILLIAM }, W. C0wpyy
IFsr-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Dey,i d Traa rtsi. l., ,,,,,c
bingham pnl Mary hi' VIE 10 ,sis., 80
OF October, l5I, recorded IN Nri 4 nm, ~ ~
Is, pages ~, s. aud 81. II the ami ,,,,, ~ ~
county, will sell al the !Fpui DIR 4 fLs ~
Of Ohio county, on ''' 'Ou'' ''sa'
SATURDAY, The III day i s.,.rr,I.,
Commencing al 10 Gr!osk 4. ~. I'M t.L..',.
scribed properly: Ths cl,i qusf;rr a T., r,,s =
sixty;tTo, ihChapline aud slIltiaS u ~
Of Wheeling, Ohiu oyuuIy. S,str ii NJ ~
SAID quarter lot being bounded I, tllYv.. ~.
ming al the northwest g0fUsf # Tytrtt, ".
aud the alley between Main AID N5ft,i ,s ~, ~
thereto; thence west with thr suth linz a IN.
and With Twenty. ,,rryt ihiry ~ NJ J.
Inches; thence north 10 Ice farll+. ~
sixIy.six feet; thence line lusal,rl 10 T,,,,
fourth street thirty ieri auI liz Indie, "a Il. NJ
Aforesaid; thence along the wi lite Of ~ N!
south Eixty-slx feet I, the lilac Il l.i,ri,, |!
Twenty. lOnTth sirIi, baing The an. tfs,s-fs..
Veyed 10 Shid JAmes CuuL.nsharu hT llias'l. III
day and wife by dc,d dated llh ftLm1rI IS i, q
corded In Deed lI0pE No, %, pa-r ia, b.,s,,
The title isbeiicvc 81 h. p4iri, lgt IN ~,
only such title As Is yr,t,d IL Iur by tbs r.s5[i"
TERMS or SAIE-Eshi hHllfr,l A.! .u'.1J,,
dollars cash In hand, rishi huuifcl FanIssS,
months, and the rrSlluc IN dNfrea noa's, NJ ~
Of sale, without Interest. 4 lien viii h. rstSiI
the deed to secure the deferred ia, Rsaii 4 paHi,.
money. J. b. EWING
Au?S Irsaa
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A ,TLANTIC MILITARY INSTITUTE, near Yale
n ColIeSr, Ham en-, Conn. Rev. J. Z. & W. n.
Walton, Principals Catalogue on application. au7
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J. MANSON WELLS announces himself as
an independent candidate for Congress in
the Fourth Louisiana district on plat
form fayoring liberal appropriations O
public funds for internal Improvements il
Louisiana.
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A vrRalxrAx who seems to have got a
crude notion that the Greenback party has
possession of the.gcvenment has written
io,he Treasury Departmentdsking tito lend
him $50 until the LIST OF October, 1879, to
enable him to buy pair OF mules.
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ri. reported that the Western Union
Telegraph Company has made contract
with Mr. Edison to pay him six thousand
dollars year for thirty.four years on con.
di,ion that he will give the company all
rights. titles and interests in his TELEGRAPH
hic inventions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

Nor content with the 'ohio idee,p the
editor OF the Roanol;rS I'dley comes for
ward with u Virginia idec, which is fol
Congress to authorize each State to issue
money enough to pay Off its Indebtedness,
such money to be legal-tender, II that
editor will accept of an amendment, let
some one suggest that Congress make
blackberries and pcrsimmons legal,
tender. 1t would save paper.
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ADVERTISE

In the Best Medium for Local and General
Business, the DAILY AND WEEKLY
ISrELLI0ENcER. iE
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This Establishment has becn aitsd pp Fsgapiless 2!
ey,,ensei and Il without doubt the hands1niea aud
mGst attractive PlsCs " the kiuatih the dty. The
Restaurant cannot b surpassed anyWherV, and the
liar cOutaIis the choicest WinC Liquors and Cgnr,l
HoI's "a salOol No 1851 Market atIeet, every sat.
uTiay eSenlrs, BY Hnner's uTHyaiisd OrChestrA,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Deed u Tr,, nal, T., 49,.
By Il. Harvey Sayrrand vie. i~,,Jrs a., lr.tt
day o. September, isiJ and ,r,lri IN ~, " lh
Book No. !? pacc RI III the Clsf IN, lrss
~ Court Of Wetrel coaniy, " Va lSllf q ,'''S''
TUESDAY, the ST, day Of oe,o.yi,,,a
AT the front door Of the Coai, Hons, d, IT,,
", sell At public auction Ihr i.gI9, ~, w - Us''
20 much Thereof rs may Le uf.t...lr 4, Ut q
Claim secured by aid der,loi lna. Vi i .usl "
Cd "a iNenty.Se'en aud p, iys1i, ~, an
wet Of Main strrt In hp town x ~ m q "
willie, WetEel county, McstN. Wv At'u't
TERNs or SALI-Cash.
J. D. EwiSG, Attorney. ' ''' I" ifaSr
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TIC NoFFlI

Having purchased the Nrrk Il ~ 1t, ptsF d
the firm 81 J.. u. Siall-aa \ Co. | Spis to Btfini
respectfully OilcIt the Literal letivaSgs hiitdH r
jyiG TIC NoFFn
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Travellers, GUIDE.

4TfialeIphla AccOmnola ti6n.-ThIs train 0nly runs
between Wheeling and !TrAdelphia. asi. .--fls s'l
1Dally, except Sunday-SeEark Accommodation.
tsteuteuvIlc ACKNOWLEDGMENT train during
tho day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellairc, stopping when required at
sherman House. .Etnaville, West Wheelns apd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

All hairpins look alike to mon, but let q
wife 60 OH on visit for a month, and
come home and find a hair.pin near the
door, and she can't wait a minutetO grow
red in the face.
Swimming for Girls Is the title Of an
article in an exchange, II a young man
can't get girl without swimming for one,
there is going tobS an oyeFpFSductiOn
Aseaside belle left her bathing shoes
hanging out OF her hotel window to dry,
and the next day the local paper annouc'
Cd that such hotel had put up new avn
Ings Of an unique design t
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MsCELLjtSEoUS.

Somebody has discovered that whenever
the grain is cut and hauled in, the tramr
makes his appearance and demands work
orbread.
Its reported that eS.DoorkeOpcr Fitz
hugh, the bigger man than old Grant, in
tends to release Wizards Hotel at Wash
ington and reopen it.
A Michigan woman hid her COW under
the hay to keep her out OF sight Of the tax.
collector, and a newspaper calls It q case Of
cowhidins by a female.
We AT one night upon the stoor,
Until the clock struck Onet
We heard the Q. N. gettlnE up
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gas.satan.uasL. NJ,
-CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY,

A Preparatory School for Boys,
Charlestbwn, Jefferson Co, W. Va. WV. II. KARLR,
4. 81, Principal, +. X. LEAvEtL (A,i n. and
Mr,IalIst, Of Washington Lee University. For
equal q the hest schools In the country. Course Of
Instruction embraces English, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and Natural SCiebces. Next
Scllou besinS September lIth. For Catalogue giving
full paEtlGuars and list Il testimonials, address
WM. IL KABLI, Principal, CharlestoWn, Jeferon
To-, W. Va. aus
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HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Money spent in advertising may be wasted,
or may bring golden fruitage, according to
the degree OF intelligence with which It
is dispensed, Put II into good, live popular
Newspaper which will carry your advertise
ment to the counting.roolns, the breakfast
tables and the tiresides OF the people who have
wants to be met and money with which
to meet them. This Is the whole priceless Sc
cret Unsuccessful advertising.
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9s,1sral Nntireu.
NOTICE.

N011UH'
Having disposed d the ca,fe intCzji d lAiSas
OF J. II. Sinllnan, drc,a,ci. IN tr ia,tt,,, rgfh
trade, dAturrs and lnsi III u The lite irulIE
StRllmanG Co. to 4 e, Moist, the .rniftfs tstsi
Of said late flm, all rer"r. Eroy ihs tktnSltsb
BE- indebted 10 said iru pill Has hsks hu,lrs
settlement with said T. {. N'tai shg in hsn1AS
conduct the business 81 aid Lite tns, at liza U
stand, No. q Twelfth street.
LIZ lone.
Administrator Of the cssa;e Of J. Il. sillals, VI
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

FOR GOvEE%0R:
ORAN NJ. ROBERTS,
OF Smith County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOELkHoE:
JOSEPH y, SAVERS,
Of Bastrop County.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL;
GEORGE b, McCORMlCk,
Of Colorado County,
FOR COMPTROLLER:
STEPHEN Ii. DARDEN,
Of Caldwell Connty.
FOR TREASURER.
Il. II. LUBBOCK,
Of Galveston.
For COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OF
FICE:
WILLIAM z. WALSH,
or Travis County.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
The Dnngcr isa slmrOp"

Some aStute observers think II uJ,
improbable that the HUngrrian-, Ho"
mans, Servians aud Mnntenegr!ns o.y
unite to secure ther Independence, W!
may be secretly aided by Turkey and
England. II that should he the { t
Austria will iiud her war more ser
GUS than she at first imagined. i
land, France, AMI Turkey are the or y
governments that dare foster that
revolutionary outbreak with which
Europe is threatened. The interna-
tionalists, the socialists and the Mill.
lists are alike in fierce hatred of exist
ing despotisms. pru ssia, Austria and
Russia arc terribly afraid Of them, and
show no justice ar mercy to those
known to affiliate with those avowed
enemies of old tyranny. The govern.
ments imprison and Kill, but the blood
of the martyrs i, til. seed of the
church, and GCImanic and Russian
Europe may have ere long such con
vulson as France had in 1893, when
prince and notle and king were swept
under the axe OF the gulIlotiue.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS:

10 THE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE OF uAYs
COUNTY. GREETING:
Whereas oath has this day been made
before me by E. Nance, that ". j. Meek,
whosc residence to aftiant is unknown.
and d. w. Reno are transient persons, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon them, YOU arc hereby COM
marded that you, by making publication
of this writ in some newspaper printed In
Hays county, if there be one but If there
be no newspaper printed in said county,
then by publication in some newspaper
printed in the nearest county where there
Is one for three successive weeks before
the return day hereof, summon the said
w. j, Meek and D. W. Keno to he and
appear before me at regular term OF the
Justices Court for Precinct No. l, IN said
county of Hays, held ut my Office in the
town of San Marcos, in the county afole-
said. on the fourth day of October, 1873,
to answer the complaint of the said h.
Nance for the sum of one hundred and
lorty.six dollars, due upon promissory
note executed by said W. j. Meek and D..
W Reno to said e. Maj ce Tor SAG 90, da
ted on tho 18th day Of June, 1878, and
payable twenty-five days from said date.
Herein fail not, and du return make
of this writ as the law directs.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
September, 1878.
Z. W. GROOMS,
Justice of the Peace for Hays Co., Texts.
Sept. l43w
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

ASuINGTON, Sept 1.-THE Post
to-day publishes an interview with DR..
Ramsey, one OF the physicians who re-
turned from Memphis, in which he
stated he had been authortatively in
formed that white women have TO take
negro men for nurses or go without
and that Such negro men nurses have
taken advantage of their helpless vic
tins.
Mr.. Heating, editor of the Memphis
.iruidachc, having his attention call
cd to this statement, pronounced it uu-
true, aud adds. NO man, white or
black. would be allowed to breathe n
second breath after such crime be-
coming known. No such crime has
been committed. White women have
not been reduced to the necessity of
taking negro men for nurses. The
statement OF Dr. Ramsey is a libel u?
ON the negroes OF Memphis-all houor
to them; they have done their day:
they have acted by u uobly as polio, =
men and a. soldiers. a. we'll Us nurses.
They have responded TO every call
made upon them, in proportion TO
their numbers. quite a. promptly as
the whites. \ lew Of them ihres,cn-
ed trouble At one time 4 on. TODD. but
thcy were 1t that moment suppressed
by company Of citizen soldiers OF
their ovn color. Tie colorsd people
oi NemphiS y 4 body deserve vel OF
their white fellow citizens. We -
Vrccia,c aud arc Igcad o.; them.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

LULING, Sept. i7.-There were 1900
people at the democratic barbecue here
to-day. Everything passed of we'll.
Ireland, Burgess, Waelder. Houston
and others told the same old story.
Col. Schleicher, being i'll, could not at
tend. 1t was quite amusing to hear
those old democrats abuse each other,
Ireland says if Schleicher is elected we
will all go to the poor house, and Wael-
der says the same about the election of
Ireland so it seems it is lover the hill
to the poor-house" with the country
in either case. The day winds up with
grand ball at our hotel.-Galveston
NeWS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
A Reward Of $1,000

for any case Of "Screw Worms" that the oiS,
ment fails TO kill when applied 50 as 10 &c. ~
worms. For Screw Worms, insert IN the WIZ" ~.
piece Of the Ointment as large as the SIZE an.
ture Of the wound may require, or MAKE ~.
solution by adding water to the Oiniinen'', ,.srt
ing and pouring into tho wound, aud then iii
a small piece OF Ointment. One appicauonnn s A.
generally suffice. BY adding one bottle " va ar
three gallons of water, according to pu,Pv. ar
which used. it will be found very eicaclVa, of
washing gals. old sores, ETC., and desuu'"'
vermiu on horses and cattle. o,.,n,,,
Consumers will find this Screw worm ", ai...s
at their neighboring stores. Dealers win PS;,,et
order from their wholesale merchants VI
from us. ,.,.,h.
Please observe above fac sirhs Of Il'nVs'"'
ed label, and red seal. Take none otheI' ,,,.
Remember we are sole inventors anu pV,r,,se
tors, and are protected by the United s's'''
mark laws.
MORLEY BROTHERS, Druggists
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
The above ard other preparations Of NV
Bros for sale by
RAYNOLDs & DANIEL, -,,,.
San Marcos, Ie'''
April 27,-ly.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
Mountain City E'cl'is.

EplToR FREE Press The schools
of the neichborhood have all started
Mr.. Gomcrt continues at Mountain
City. Science Hall having been Gu
larged, Mr.. Pyle and Mrs Andrews
have united in that school. Elm
Grove has elected Mr, Pilgrim to
take charge of their school.
The Lew church is about to come TO
s,and.s,ill because Of the difficulty
of settling upon the place. That is TO
be determined by Il mas. meeting VI"
the 2lst.
The two Gins here seem to be doing
well. Esquire Breedloves has been
crowded. Mr.. llaupt's Gin is being
run by Mr.. W. W. Pickett and makes
fne sample. Farmers are troubled
to get hands to gather their cotton.
Mr.. John Days family have had
sore trials of late. Miss jamie, who
has been an invalid for some time,
died on the l4th, of erysipelas OF the
head. \ large concourse of friends
followed her remains to the hyle
cemetery on Saturday. \ few days
before this, Mr.. Day lost little grand
daughter.
Mrs. Stephenson, one of our old
citizens, has sold her place and expects
soon to 60 to Round Rock to reside
with her daughter. She will be MISS
ed by her old neighbo-s.
Major Nance has been enlarging his
mill facilities, and when completed we
presume it will be one of the best flour
ing establishments in the country.
The management of the mill isso gen.
tlemanly and correct us to draw GUS
tom from abroad.
The writer has seen a fine specimen
of the apples grown in Esq. Carpen-
ter's orchard. Another demonstration
that apples may be grown in Hays
county. ALEXIS
P. S.-24th.-A mass meeting on
the 2ls finally located the new church
near where the old one stands. The
next thing now is the money: A.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

Nkt1 Ltl ~.
Science HAIL. Sept. l., ls1s.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

THE Galveston News regrets to
have to conclude that Know Nothing
ism is the main issue in the Congress
sional contest in this District.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

DIR. MAYNlNG, young physician OF
Austin, who volunteered to go to the
relief of the yellow teversuiterers, has
fallen Il victim 10 the disease.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

QUERY: WHY will men smoke
common tobacco. when they can buy
Harturc Bros. y ~ - North Crro-
..al AZ tie same Price = Feb Ply
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

GAIT. DAVIS, of LlaDo, an ARGENT
Ireland man, writes us that the Judge
will carry that county by 800 majority,
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While Santa Clause laughing pa up in
AS II getting ready more present % drop,
And Us the fond father the pictnl survey
ed,
He thought for his trouble he Iai amply
been paid;
And he said tolrimself as he Dtdhed of a
I'm happier tonight than ryeibSrn Tor a
I've enjoyed more true pleasure han eyer
before.
What care ifbank.stock falls tsli per cent.
more @
Hereafter III make it a rule, ! believe,
To have Santa Claus visit US eaeh Christ
50 tHintiag,.he @ gently estinssished the
ndfaSpea down stairs to retlse for the
AS soon ',I 4 4 | the eBeams Of the brIht morn
Put the darkness to Hight and q stars one
by one, rtNetf
Four little blue eyes out OF sleqp opened
And at the same moment the psfsepts esS-
~, Pied !, a,o,. ,,,a ,h5, .,;;.. ,si,, 4
Then out oi their bed they sprspg win q
bound, =.
And the very gifts prayed ior Here ail oi
them found;
They laughed and they cried ! their in
. n9csnt u'g gglee, e. :. !. +. i; Z, .,.,o,. a.,
And shouted ior papa TO come gpicK ana
see a., s,.,,..,.
ln., il ,sh che ,igs. might M, tsv had vD,.5 and
:, left before light
*And now auueu annie IN NiSoice soi'
,,,5,S and ,loS, t.. c,.,,. :.
outFpeneve .lere . 'au's N.n s'iauS' p"'
W., pa, En3Ti ,;,ta w,,,;o..,,,,bo, i, l., ~.
hilp ue"t il'''e " t''is:S'fHHt tP vi '''9
De'Itn'ii'e" ,la. Nv 9e'' " U'lss o.'snS'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-25

He who bolIeveth in nothing else,
ought to have a good opinion Of him
self.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-25

A Detroit young woman tried to
be aristocratic, and did not look at
the money that she gave to the horse
car conductor, but hc meekly gave
hor back the lo2cngo on which was
inscribed, "Ill never cease to love
thee" and said he was an orphan
with FIVE little brothers to support
and must be excused,
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Short dresses for evening wear arc
talked VI,
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How tIle AfghaIls I.iye.

s.. al. = 49,
In accordance, @ithsthe national
.ebasaeteFfor suspicion 9At intrigue
and corruption, says the Whitewall
Repicu, an Afghan dwelling house is
like an Afghan boorkaposh, whitcn-
ed sepulcher, The fiat roofs Of the
houses have generally a parapet wall
formed of rail-work, thickly overlaid
with mud, aud five or six feeet high,
to allow the women of the family to
take an airing unveiled, as their lords
are very jealous about their being
overlooked. During our former occu
patton of the city, an officer who had
ascended to the upper part Of Bala
Hissar TO get a good view of the sur
rounding country, was credited with
looking at some women half n mile
below him, and received u delicate
in the shape of a ball from a jcjail
whizzing past his head. But, how
ever, much us an Afghan would think
himself disgraced by his wife's face
being exposed to the vulgar gaze, the
wives may go where they please in
their boorkaposhes, to shop or TO WIS.,
itrelatives, but they must "keeptheir
purdah," otherwise, avoid a scandal.
In some of the walls facing the street
little loopholes with tiny shutters ex-
ist, through which an Afghan beau
ty may be seen glancing quickly and
furtively at the passing stranger
while her grim old lord and master
sits stolidly gazing at vacancy
through u wider aperture below.
Afghan ladies exercise considera'
bic influence over their spouses both
in domestic aud political affairs
Savage and intractable as the men
usually are among themselves, it is
quite beautiful to see how submiss'
i've they can become to the discip'
line of the Harem Serarai. An Off
Ger has lately been telling us in the
Times how Shere Ali has the slipper
applied to his august head by the
mother of his deceased heir, Abdullo
Jan.
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TERMS OF COURT.

TERMS OF COURT.
CrRcuiT CouN-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
County CoUET-Third Monday in Janll-
ary; Third Monday in March; Third Mon
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.