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Negro EafefDrise.

We have readths latest letter Of Mr.. Res
sell to the LONDON Timss. Il is written from
Natchez, and would make an interesting report
for one in search OF Southern Agricultural in for
nation. The following paragraph may be read
without harm, this sultry weather, as character
iStic Of humans familiarity, known as econ ra-
band" when they fall within the lines OF the
Union army: r5f .,..........,
"Clrn. chickens and eggs are from time i'm
memorial the perqiiisites oithe negro, who ha'
the monopoly of the two last named articles in
all well-ordered Louisians plantations. Indeel
the white men cannot compete with them IN
raising poultry, and oar host was evidently de-
| lghted when one Of his negroes who had brought
a dozen Muscovy ducks to the mansion, refused
to sell hem 10 him except for cash. bot Lou
is, won't you trust m? Am | not good ol
S39" hGood enonsh. massa; hut dis niger wan
de monev to by -four and coffee for him youn!
family. Folks at Donaldsonvile will trus mass
won't trust Niger" The Ooney was pait
and as the negro left US. his master observes
with sly humorous twinkle. tThat felloV
sold $40 worth Of corn last year, and all ofthep
feed their chickens with my corn and sell thci
own" -''a'@ '',
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civil liberty are broken, are simply the quiet OF
death be ore corruption begins its work? And
are you determined TO carry on this war. in the
spirit Of justice, humanity and mercy, not as a
war Of sections, nor war to abolish slavery, nor
TO tiot out or sdbvsrt the Sovereignty Of States,
nor 10 the spirit Of conquest to suhjugate their
people. but TO compel them, by the stern power
they have rashly invoked, to Law down the
weapons of their rebellion and return to their
allegiance aud to the exercise and enjoyment Of
their political rights and powers as coequal
States in the Federal UnionP'
These are patriotic sentiments, and we have a
right to conclude, from the Administration IS ap
pointment oitheir utterer, that it sanctions them
Tney afford but small comfort to the Abolition
fanatics.
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Forty sixth, T. Worthington, Colonel, Camp
Lynn, Wsrthington. - IL II
Forty,ssvsnsh, F. POrschner, Colonel West
FOry,eighsh. P l. sullivan; Colonel, Camp
DennisOn.
Forty ninth. W. q. Gibson, Colonel, Ksn :,
tucky. ~
Fihieth, Michael C. Ryan, Colonel, Camp
Hamilton Hamilton.
Fifty-irst, R. MCLEAN, Major. Camp Meigs,
Canal Dover.
Fifty second. -, Camp Denni-
son. -. .-..s.- .-Fz-y.,
Fifty4hird. Ii Appler, Colonel Camp Bia.
mond, Jackson.
Flity-fourth, T. X. Smith, Lieut.. Colonel,
Camp Dennison.
! Fihy.ftth, John G. Lee, Major. Camp Nc
/ Clellan, Newark.
/ Fifty sixth, Peter Kinney, Colonel, Camp
/ Morrow, Portsmouth rt
! Fifty seventh. William Munger, Ciionel
Camp Vance, Findlay! ra-tl.s.i
Fifty eighth, V. Bausenw vein, Colonel, CsnE
Chase. Columbus. r. .-........
FiNy-nlnth James P. FyFe, Colonel Gami
Ammon, Ripley.
Sixtieth. WIN. H.. Trimble, Colonel, CAM
Mitchell, Hillsboro.
Sixty-first, Newton Schlcich, Colonel, & I'M
: Medill. Lancaster. s..a4.
S Sixty second. Lucius Z. Marsh, Camp God
dard, ZaneSvlle. -..s
Sixty.third, William Crag. Colonel, Cam
Putnam, M ,rletta.
Sixty fourth, John Sherman, Colonel, Cam
r Buckingham, Mansfield.
Sky fifth, ------, Colonel, Camp Backing
. ham, Mansfield. 81. ri.5t
S;xtv.sixth. james II. Dye, Lieht. Colonc
Camp Macarthur, Urbtna. Halt 'Hg.
It Sixty seventh. Isaac NJ. Hathaway, Colone
Camp Oliver, Toledo. .-a-lr .s-.:.-s,
/. Sixty eighth. Samuel II. Stevens, Colone
Camp LIta q, Napole IN ,r ..... ......
Sixty ninth. l.. D. Campbell, Colonel, Cam
T Hamilton. IIamilton- ~ .-
, Seventieth. j. R. Cockerill, Colonel, Can
It Union, -r .... ia
;, Seventy first, ---=--, Colonel, Camp Tod
., Troy. es ..r4ss7
ii Seventy second, r. p. Bnekland, Lientenan
st Colonel, Camp Croghan Fremont,
I Seventy third, Orand Smith. Colonel, Car
y Worthington, Chillicothe. E
'" Seventy fourth, A. 3. Ballard, Colonel, Gar
Lowe, Xenia. .-..as .r .H-g
Seventy 6th, n. C. Mclean, Colnel, Car
Mclean, near Cincinnati. ae.t
Seventy sixth, .. X. Wood, Colonel, Ne
ark s..s. ......
rs Seventy seventh j. Hildebrand, Colon
~ Camp Putnam, Marietta.
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CIR EN- WOOD NURS RY
- A. IL. NUSSEY. Prop.r. -.

Wa. Pleasant, Jefferson County, q.
TIAVING lntsly established a Nursery hVre, [
IL wish to call the rtteniiou OF purchasers TO
my Fruit and ornamental Trees and Shrubs &c
have general vorieiy Of Arp'e, Peach Pear
and Cherry trees, also Grape Vines, Currants,
berries
large variety of well grown Evergreens md
Shrubs Usage Orange for hedging Vegetable
AMI Flower Seed. Greenhaasf PLANS, bd he rho.
ceous roots OF various kinds. Te nder pnnts kept
through the winter at moderate charge '
Prices as reasonable as any other responsible
establishment. ..sE T ,-rFt l-....s, s.f
Sept 25, 1851
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Legal Notice.

Elizabeth Vigaans,t In the Court Of Common
eh VS.: ,.n Pleas Of Harrison County
L tihed that ON the ,5hd day OF January, 1861.
the plain tiff filed her petition against him in said
Court OF Common Pleas, he obec. and player ol
said petition is to recover two thous and dollars
damages from the defendant for breach of prom
ise Of marriage aad seduction Of plaintiff by de.
tendant "a, a -,- ~, ... t.l.,.5 .er. -r,.s. ....5..
You are required to answer said petition on or
before the 23rJ day Of November, 1861
..., J. Nj. ESTEP, Atty. for plf.
October 2, lS6i-6t -|.. 2 -a. H t'' '.t. ..
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Ma ber and Location of the Ohio
EYORNS.

" " M DtE fNNW eASNsAttUN wa takS
Troops.
The following statement OF the numbers,
places Of service, or location in
camp Of all the OHIO Regiments, will be Of in.
terest to large majority of our readers
First Regiment, B. +. Smith, Colonel, Camp
Dennison.
Second, L. A. Harris, Colonel, Kentucky.
Third, | II. NJ arrow, C1lonel. Western Virgi.
MA. .. s-....... ..-
Fourth, John s. Mason, Colonel, Western
Virginia.
Fifth, S. II. Dunning. Colonel Western Vir-
ginia.
Sixth. W. X. Bosley, Colonel, Western virgi.
mir.
Seventh, E. B, Tyler, Colonel. Western virgi.
MIA.
Eighth. H. G.. De Puy, Colonel. Western Vir-
GINA.
Ninth, Robert L. McCook, Colonel, Western
Virginia.
Tenth, VIM. H. Lytle, Colonel, Western Vir
ginis. &
Eleventh, C. A. De villiers, Colonel, Western
Virginia. .
Twelfth, c B. White, Lieutenant. Colonel
Western Virginia.
Thirteenth, WIN. s. Smith, Colonel, Western
Virginia
Foqrteea Ii, Jas B. SSs,.a Sssss,..a;:, Colonel, Ken
/ lucky
Fifteenth, Moses R. D.ckey, Colonel Ken
ttucky.
Sixteenth, j. Fitzroy D'Courcy. Colonel
| Camp 'ritiin, Wooster ""
Seventeenth, j. M. Connel, Colonel Ken
lucky.
I Eighteenth, I. H. Stanley, Colonel, CAM
Nineteen,h, Samuel Besttic, Colonel Camp
Ford, Alliance. .. ......-.
.Twentieth, Charles Wh:tIcscy, 'Colone
Camp Chase. Coiumbus. ....,
Twenty First Jesse 5. Norton, Colonel, Ken
tucky
Twenty. Second, VIM. E. Gilmore, Colonel
Camp Worthiag on, Chlllcothe.
I Twenty third. f P. Scamrnon. Colonel
Western Virginia.
I Twento. tou'ah, Jacob Arnmon, Colonel
Western Virginia
I Twenty e tn, Jas. A. Jones, Colonel West
ern Virginia.
I Twsnty-sskth, EiwArd P. Fyae, Colonel
| Western Virginia.
/ Twenty seventh, John W. Fuller, Colone
Missouri.
Il Wenty tiSuIht E1upust 4AOuu, SolVucl, w ost
ern Virginia.
i Twenty ninth, Lewis P. Bradley, Colonel
Camp Giddings, Jefferson.
| Thirticth, Hugh Is. Ewing, Colonel, Western
Virginia
Thirty first, Moses B. Walker, Colonel, Ken
tucky.
I Thirty, second, Thomas II, Ford, Colonel
Western Virginia.
| Thirty third, Joshua Sill. Colonel, Camp Nor
row. Portsmouth.
/ Thirty fourth, A. Saunders Piatt, Colonel
| Western Virginia.
Thirty fhh, Thomas vanderyeer, Colonel
| Kentucky
Thirty. sixth, George Cook, Colonel Westeri
| Virginia. 80
Thirty seventh, Edward Siber, Colonel, West
ern Virginia.
Thirty eighth, Edwin d. Bradley, Colonel
Kentucky.
4 Thirty ninth, j. Groesbeck, Colonel, Nilsson
ri. .fd
Forie.h. J. Cranor, Colonel, Camp Chase
Columbus.
Forty first, William B Hazen, Colonel, Cam
Wood, cleveland.
r rty second, j. A. Garfield Camp Chase
| Columbus. e
II Forty third, j. l. K Smith, Camp Chase
Columbus. 9
! Forty.t,nrths ---, Colonel, Camp Clark
4 Springfield. s'4 9H'3a'f
| Forty fth A. c, Voris, Lieut., Colone
-~---- ---,
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Something n ew!

CtUPERIOR Likenesses are madc at Davis Skv-
y light Gallery for THREE ENrS each This
ia the very Thing wanted by the Farmer, Mechan.
ic, Student and Teacher. they can be furnished
by he dozen OF hundred. rnl# fIgt
First class photographs Of all sizes, from the
whole size down, and put up in beautiful gilt
moulding frrmes II desired, at q trlfing cost
lao a Ambrotypes eff every olass aud deseriptien,
at panic prices; cali and see lor yourselves
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One half
other hall bhre
o 0 .aL
o rec eiyn axes:
Athens New Monday, G t .2. .'"
Short Creek township 1rl
81 b Z
Thursday,
Rhmley township tE -
Market nday October strE 5U b
OF
franklin township
...s.as 81. .
Washington a Tippcan
Freport township at Freepor Friday,
no Mnay
Stock township at lacevil Tuesday
oft
all toA Rp thyy
il thr
r. oaoff Tax
OF Office hoHsFrom ocock, A. NJ, fa
- H.aa. THOMAS RICtlEY, County, Treasurer, L
Tr'aurers Ohcc, Harrison FN'
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National Loan.

Pursuant 10 Instructions from
the Secretary of The Treasury. a 1
book will be opened on the 7th
day of October at my office inI
Cadiz for subscriptions under my
superiniendence for Treasury Notes
to be issued under the act of July
II. 1861. These notes will be isSu-
ed in sums of fifty dollars, one hun
dred dollars, five hundred dollars,
one thousand dollars, and FIVE
thousand duPs each, dated Aug. 10,
1861, payable three years after date
TO the order OF the subscriber or as
directed, and benring interest at the
rate Off 3-l6 per cent, per,annum,
payable semi-annually such inter-
est being at the rate of two cents
for each day OH every hundred dol.
lars. For the convenience of the
holder. each note will have coupons
attached expressing the several a.
MOUNTS of semi-anual interest,
which coupons may be detached
and presented tor payment separatc-
| ly from the notes. Y
subscriptions for such Treasury
Notes will bereceived during fifteen
! days from tho day of opening the
book as aforesaid. No subscIption
fr less than fifty dollars nor an,
1 Fl action'of that sum can be receiy.
ed Subscriptions of fifty. or one
hundred dollars must be paid in
lawful coin OF the United States a
the time of subscribing. Subscrip.
tionsof more than Que hundred dol.
afs may be paid at once; or, if pre-.
terred, one-tenth at The time OF sub.
scribing and one-third OF the whole
amount on every twentieth da,
thereafter until the whole shall bt
paid. No payment of less than fiji
ty dollars can be accepted, that be-
ling the smallest sum for which
ireasury notes can be issued.
4 Certificates will be granted in du
,Iplicate to subscribers for the amoun
so paid, the original ol, which tht
subscriber will traasmit by mail t
1.-THE Secretary ofthe treasury. .whe,
/ Treasury Notes, as aforesaid, will b.
Issued thereon ID such subscriber o
1his order, carrying interest as ex
dpressed in such certificate ;I,ut il
cases where olly a part Of the a
I mount subscribed is paid at the tim
subscribing, Treasury Np,es wi
i be issued only for the payment
i made subsequently to the 6rst.whici
4 will remain mil the whole amour
\ subscribed by such person shall b.
paid, when Treasury Notes will b,
Issued for such first payment also.- !
4 )n payment Of each deferred install
me,t, the subscriber will pay. mad
dition thereto, a sum equal the in
terest accrued thereon from the 1Otl
August to the date OF payment, AM
/ on final payment like interest on tn
] amount paid OH Subscription, wbicl
I Payments of interest will be- rcim
]. bursed 10 the subscriber in the pay
ment Of thefirsi coupon. ID u ab h.ta3
i The Treasury Notes issued upol
such certi6cates-by the Treasury vii
be sent to the subscribers by mail, O
| such other mode as may be indieat
cd by them when they transmit tilci
! original certificates. The duplicat
certificates may be retained by ther
! for their own security.
G. DEWEY, sabsriptton agent
Cadiz, Ohio, September 25. 1861.
oaa HOME GUARDS, r Da@7
II AM prepared 10 supply cpnnpanies with Cap
iftEth ar FIR ffrtcpn htstfaA
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20 ali Paper Wall Paper !

TSHE subscriber takes pleasure in calling tie at
Qton,ion OF the public to his large ard wei ses
lee ted stock of Wall Papers,just receiving tpr the
spring and Summer trade. His stock consists oil
81 900 pieces with 400 diheren. patterns, ranging
in rrtoe from 6&csnts tc Sido per piece. togethef
with avery variety ut borders. Window Cartaias,
/ He has also OH hand a complete assortment OF
school, Historical, Medical, Religious and Miscel'
laneous Books, Stationery. Blank Books &c @c (,
" Whie{ will be sold Wholesale aud refail as cheap
me call. J. M. LAYTON.
I, March9.'59. 44Na s 4E Tyi
.KAJlNDOw Glass and Puity,p large and fresh
/ w arrival oil each, lor sale at very low hgures
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New Boot and Shoe Shop.
o. HENRY HAGGEDORN

w d,z and vicinity thai he has commenced ear
ryinQ on the Boot add She business in the room
opposite Coleman store where he Intends 70 keel
tuiIsupply Of @.* a'@"sf&'4
Custom Made York,
consisting OF all kinda oi Boots and Shoes M
Eastern Work kept In his shop All work war
8ranted He will sell as low il not lower than my
other shop in town. The public are respectfully
invited to cab dA HENRY hAeGSgpoRN.
Cadiz. Ohio Augus l. 10 1857 e5gR
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, Oct. IL, 1851,


Columbus Oct H. 1861,
u ids Military Committees Of the State:
The Quarter Master General of the United
States, by his official CIRCULAR dated Oct. l.
1861 communicates the fact that the Govern
nent connot supply sufficient number Of
blankets to meet the wants Of the volunteer
army.
The appropriation by our Legislature. in aid
Of the United States, having been exhausted
the State authorities are compelled to rely
chiefly upon the G eneral Government, to clothe
and in other respects provide for the comfot OF
Ohio Volunteers.
The inability of the Federal authorities to
furnish blankets to our soldiers whose health
and efficiency are threatened, leaves no alter.
native to your State Executive but direct ap
peal to the people.
In addition to the duty with which you are
already charged, to aid in the procuring OF blan.
kets for recruits, you are hereby specially and
most earnestly directed to solicit contributions
from the people Of your respective Districts ol
our volunteers in the field and to supply de
fciencies in camps You will appeal to theU
without delay will receive all donations o
wooden shirts, drawers, socks, g,oves and hlsa
kets. and will purchase, at reasonable rates, Ill
the Blankets which in your judgment will b.
serviceable, selecting such as are nearest th'
army standard You will communicate to M
the names and places of residence OF all the DO
nors and will forward to the Quarter Maste
General at Columbus, all the goods you ma
receive or purchase.
| will not doubt prompt and generous re
sponse to your appeal, The many and cheer
full contributions Of the people OF Ohio to ou
noble army are the best assurance OF thel
readiness to do all in their power for its pre-
lection and support. -
WIN, DENNISON,
Governor ofOhio.
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cEoEcE = wsLsoS y, LsalS MILLS.

IANUF ACTUkE and hase constantly for sale
lNl at our Warehouse, near the, Depot. Doublt
good sound Wheat. Our Flourlis Warranted
Fresh Ground and Of the very bes, quality. Cora
meal Mill Feed aud Bran s,dd at low iiguTes 'in
qusntitIes to Suit purchasers.14{g II III gk. az
Custom Work done with dispa,ch and 'satisfacs
zion warranted. GEUfSS h a. WILSON.
Aprit25 80 .,.s.;,T g sn,.v ..s
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NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and duly qualified nd
miuistrator Of the estate OF Jonathan West Jr
late of Harrison county. Ohio, deceased. a II per.
sons interas ted witake notice aud govern them.
selves accordingly. }.o4 -EtF 9Th rs
REIN WEST, Admir-.
Sept. 25, lSGl-3t. ''''f
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TO Teachers.

Examinations Will bt held nstdliows. conhene
ing at 10 'clock OF the day nen,li,ned AND coptr-
uing one day and half, APRIL 26, May "a; June
2s, Aug 80, sept 81. Oct rs, Nov. %, 1861, and
Jan. "a, Feb u, and March % 1862, The June
examination vii beintld In Deersyitie, The t'farch
examination in Hcpedale and the remaining onct
;" ou8. lin. BAD ms,
april10, 81 a3f& M n IUkAtsk "a 7
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HOME GUARDS

+ AN prepared TO supply cprnpanfes' with Caps,
L Bfue or Grey. .lnr less prices than any house in
this country. on a yery shor, abire FL
hare good asserti1ent ot hats and caps aud
straw goods very low prices. All OF those goods
ar OF the latest styles. .G z ya88 91
JIG. DAVIDSON,
Jny3 81 4ih ST. Steubenyille, o.
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HEApoUARTERs Ono MlLITIA,l
ApJUTANT GESERAEs OFTcE,
COLUMBUS, Get 8, lS6l,1

Recruiting officers are directed to see that
recruits are provided as far as possible with two
blankets dark colors preferred. to weigh not
less than four pounds each, to be paid 'nr at pri
ces no. exceeding currant rates by U. 8. QUAR-
termaster, on settlement of your accounts on
the appraisement of County Military Comh'it-
tees, to be furnished in duplicate.
by order G. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adiutant General.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-14
From Lhs Nas York 1iycurv.
FAN AND |
IN TIE COUNTY JAIL.
ny HATTIE rYSd.

Fan Ilsly and ! we're Just emanci-
patcd. 1t was owing To some little
mi.dcmcauor tno trivial to be men.
toned here. Miss Snip. the illustri-
Gus heal AMI front Of the peas,ouHot
dfs dsmoiseiies, lad politely given US
leave Of absence for IN indefinite pc-
ricd-alvising rs 10 spend said peri.
81 IN the country Cor the benefit Of
onr health. Fan anil ! hal prccipi-
safely packed % to q beautiful. little
village, for from the ears of our re-.
spcetivc aud respected parents. and
prepared to inaict long visit upon
the establishment Of . certain bachel-
or uncle of mine. yclcp, Tom. Uncle
Tom thought. at iiFst, We were a cou-
pie Of lunatics, when We drove up to
the door Of his quiet residence, where
he sat on the voFandah with fright
fully handsome fellow beside him.
both iniulging in the luxury Of feet
ten degrees higher than their heads,
anil two fragrant Ilayanas. We
were tired andlus,y--our faces need.
ing washing most decidedly, and our
hair was taking "vicws a foot" all
over pur fiees.
"Fan." sli1 !. rs jumped ou. Of
the carriage, "for Heavens sake put
your hair out Of your eyes. Uncle
Tom will think ! have brought the
bearded lady down to his den"
"four own appearance is not par.
ticularly enchanting, my dearY per-
hsps you had better not throw stores
at your neighbors." )"
IN saying this, Fan jumped out
directly upon her long skirt. and icon.
found the dre-s-makCrs :, brought il
almost entirely on the waist: and
the iolting Of the carriage having al.
ready Knocked the crown Of nv bon.
net entirely in. ! could not boas, Of
looking much better than she dill.
W. stood at the gate. ordering the
driver to take down our baggage.
when I distinctly heard Uncle Tom.
jumping first upon his walking ex.
trpmitics. cxclaim: n
"Who in thunder car II be. Dickl''
'Sone Of your wives or children. /
should presume. I've always expcc-
tod il il doesn't astonish me a.all. II
the fatigue Of their journey should
bring on an illness. | shall he happy
to offer my professional services.
"Confound your joking. Dick
Don't you see there are two pairs Of
peiticcats. and all the appurtenanccs
thereto pertaining. coming right here
upon US; and know no more who
they are than If they rose cu. Of
lTatles snd you won't say a word to
help a poor rascal out Of the scrape.
HE deuce. here they come
"Iheress lunatic asylam ten miles
from here, snd the ladies' drapery is
rather discnmposed: pat this and
that together, Tom. and"
"And cone to the conclusion" in
terruptcd /. ''thst. although appear.
ances may be against us. vet We are
not two escaped Beilsmite. bat only
your mos. dstiful niece. Lottie Rich
arison. and her most datifui friend
Fannie lIsly and we've come to
make yca visit: and. to hsgin. Tn
ele Tom. hev ao ycu 10 ? And whs
: ihis inSstkns jaetnsres l~e
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nosglflgA 'lhpA'4u. ioWn o..
hemlaa NJ che Nev Ufslha heh.
hsa leen esfying his fspHiutl f.
1usiliahs lbio delicate quarters. thd
lisc0mseR thus N lhe tfl.clo Whioh
laa Ne mission N "tsfBBs lhe eli
max n feminine COSTUME
~ ta agoai,s ia BaHaps Oar
clfy maii'ie, M mllliutn uo lnIl II
charming designs h hnnnos when
iho wealliof permits We aft perfectly
oycrvhelmcd with iho "Haf agony
of fashion N tho shnpc II pca bon
nets, ~ they appear oh chafIfra and
Canal streets Nhcw laIk N hard
tmcs Fdlllcsiicks lorc VI bon
nets, ducks Of bobucia, aud lc,tt II
honuels prevail There Is, for IL.
stance, bonnet doncupiohIll, thus
4 NclpolIlnn braid, gray and
white. trimmed With S9lfefIno and
gray ribbon drawn into foscttc. IN
one side, with riraw centcrs, which
give them much the appearance Of
poppios long loop Of ribbon aud
two straw insscls complete tho trim
ming Of the lcli side and IN iho 9th.
~ side the ribbon is drawn down pcr.
fcc,ly plain. The cape and front Of
the bonnet are finished with q putting
Of Solrcrino Grape The inside trim.
ming consists Of q baud and tabs Of
illusion.
Then there Is perfect slaughter.
ing bonnet, which knocks over ia
man at once, giving quarter. after
lhI, mode:
An English chip bonnet, with pan.
sy-colorcd velvet cape. On the right
side of the bonnet ARE two bows Of
pansy ribbon worked with gold stars,
aud on the other n large bunch Of
scarlet flowers. The lnsides trim.
ming is Of ribbon and flowers.
And now We have another, called
the "bcau killer which brings down
the game On sight at ninety yards.
It is Of this agony:
Fine split straw, with dark crown,
trimmed with sapphire blue ribbon
and white ribbon. On the right
side Of the bonnet isa large water
lily. with buds and leaves. The in
side trimming Is roll Of sapphire
blue velvet, black tabs, and u small
| lily on onc sido.
Here is mos, obnrmingly sub.
dued "agony" ~ all which puts y
chap TO luxurious death rs though
suiiOeatci with ether:
A Tuscan hraid. trimmed on one
side with white ribbon bound with
black velvet, and black lace rose,ics
wi,p jet ccnicrs: and on the lrit s,le
ARE handsome jet iasseIs fixed by mo.
dallions Of white gimp. The inside
trimming is q putting Of White Illusion.
This i beautiful style Of bonne, Tor
ligh, mourning.