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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
EGpal stOtlets.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
', ., of OLio VintOn COnnfu.

Stute If Oh'o, Vtnt0n CO""'y'
efs,FS g, A; xtM.n An', Pitts. /" c%nea SanTs S'
J. J. Allison, s., ! .pet, o,...,,
William u. Black J Order OF ra'o:
nURSUANT 10 the command u IN ofasr OF
| sale III the above cause, TO me directed rom
no Court of Common Pleas OF aforesaid SoIn'y
Of Viuton Il will offer ~ public sale, at the doOr
Of the Court House, n the Town Of heArthur'
in aforesaid county OF Vinton, on
Satu, day he lst day # August 1863
At the n,rr If ten clock a. NJ, OF sad day,
III, fll, wing real otatc to wit: The north. west
nuar'sr O Seclion number thirty-Iour, ga, III
iownship number tai. lU.) Of Range ttteeni
U5( Also the west h.,lf OF the north. east guar
ter Of Section number thirty four, 81; )lh loWn
Shin number ten, Ga, Of Ranga number hiteen
as containing two hundred nnd ioEty acres
and par. Of iha west haliof the south west
quarter ot Slctiou number thirty i've, (3o' jan
fowuship number ten, 10, Of Range number
fifteen, rs CONTAINING cn acres beglnni z ~
the creek below Browns Mil, Browns line crosses
tho creek In th1 south west quarter OF sectiOn
numbor thirty a G, (S5 in Township number
ten. no Of Range number fifteen, tlS' thence
south th.ty-twO degrees vest u'e enS'n' alu
hfty three links 10 stake, thence SOC eignly-
six degrees west six chains and forty-three Inks
10 n stako, thence south AZ degrees west ak
chains aud forty links to a stake frIm which
Red OAK eigh, inches in diameter bears south
sixty-sevsn au ! t. nall degrees west thirtysh v
lmis distant, and vi ice oak Ave inoheSin diam
er bears orth rbty Gig 10 de QTees cast twenty
inks distant. .euee cat on the SECTION lnc'
the cree :. :Eencc NJ tAe creek WIN the meaI-
derings, theale % I'll. place Of beginning,
taken ~ the properly OF william !, bh:k
10 satisfy Judgment OF aforesaid Court, In ia
- A i " p Afm1.
Appraised Gs follows, towit: Two tnousani
uiag hundrel and seventy doIlar (s297o) aud
must bring two-thirds Of that sum.
TERMSOF SALE, cash in hand.
J,J' McDowILE, ARCH. NORRIS,
Atty Tor pltffS. Sh'f V. Co. o.
July Cd, 1858 - pfsco 62-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23

Aud Iarn that perfsct and radical euro IA warranted
ARd EuArAutoi 90 all who afflicted with wcakness,
debility, uerVoud oOtnpaiuis, melancholy thoughts, Lr
preston Of spits distress aud anguish Of mind, tsS
Of sleep, los Of memory, igss VI energy and p,useul
power. puny growth, waiting away, and want Of cor
adsuce In themselves, finns AtS, eonTulslvo GcTs-
blings, impotence aud diSgnt ~ life
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Bono physicians require 70 b told The nature v youT
disesse the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN doca
not Ills perfect knoWlodge Of thu human system enables
him 10 describe the didsASes without any Information
from tho patient, TO explain liz original can.s and "a
guarantee its And what 10 more valuable Sill, Be
will honestly and frankly toll whether yOa be cured
or not. All his communications and interview sSs
strictly private and conniential- Medical JoGr.di
The Botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, tho EHElish
Botanic Pbyslcign, nsvor failed yet 10 make Perfect,
radical, and permanent euro Of ALL PRIVATE, BY.
CRET, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, without the ass
Of Mercury, without hinIeranee from business, and
without car Of discovery exposure. No deadly poi
sons, such stsenie, youica, oplun any other
Posons. NJ mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies used BY
this wonderful Botanic Physicisn. Ills Botanic hemo-
dles yet failed to the most obstinate and the
most dangerous cases. and to remove all mercury aud
other Impurities from the system when all othor Rene
dies had iailcd-Hedial JSArHAi.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoNreMPLAr.
ING MARRIAGE Hear what the Daitilnose CORES,
on Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1860:
Numerous Of diseases caused by early indserV
on having beon performed by the English Botanic Ply
sclAn, Ssol II my duty, having knowk$igs Of thes,
10 state the fact, believing that in doing " may DO
service TO the suffering. One case In pArtcdhr-4hae
Of young In this eityis worthy OF note Ne had
become the victim Of habit, tho aluson t0VkIa
shuddSr and after years Of suffering and doetos-
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery He wished to marry.
and was dearly beloved BY sweet girl liSpsd
words " Affection but he fearful nervous and p0s
tratsd He dared not wed account Of tho shattered
state Of his sytsm He sought relief the hands Of the
Botanic Physician, and astonishing 1t may SEEM eli
the bloom and yigor Of youth has returned and be h
now the happy father Of pair OF bright boys"
Any who are suiierng, no matter what their con
paint call the Botanic Physician conndentislly.
They may rely upon relief His onice 10 st No. 80
EAST FIFTH Bet. Sycamore 6t. and Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, VINT0N COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

STATE OF OHIO, VINT0N COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elizabeth Rryer his wifej n par.;.i,n
against
Margaret u.'elOAef pof'''
Margaret Utterback, Henry Utterback, Of the
county of Harrison in the State Of Ohio ISABEL
Ann Utterback, sminor and Mary Utterback
both of the county of Vinton and State Of Ohio
viii take notice that on the 2sd day Of June A
D. 1883 the said George W. Royet and Elizsbetf
Rover his wife filed their petition in the CorrI
If Common Pleas. of Vinton county and State oI
Ohio. wherein Aaid petition is now pending and
herein the sGid George Roger Snd Elizabeth
Rover demands partition Of the following real
estate situated in tho county Of Vinton, and
State of Ohio, to-wit. The north hslf Of the
aoulh west quarter Of Section number thirty one
EI3l y In Township number ten, QO,) Of Range
number eighteen, (lS,) containing eighty-one
ncres more or less. and that at the next torn Of
asid Court, the said George W. and Elizabeth
River will apply for an order that partition may
bs made Of said promises, and that the Dover
Estate of the said Mary Utterback therein DO as-
signed. This 22d day Of June A. D, 1868:
Hrw1rr A EpMIsros, GEO. W. ROVER.
Their An'ys. -. ELIZABETH ROVER
Jul, 9na lsGe,-6w ft = H.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
Caution to tho Publie,
LET THE AFFLICTED READ |

SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
STOVES FOR SALE

a, We have frs. rate new Coal Cook
- ing Stove Also Premium Wood
~ Cooking Stove for snle. Call ns this office
and see them, ii you want stove AZ ihe
Lowest eesh figures
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
IN LOVE AFFAIRS IN NEVER
FAILS,

lie will tell yOA tsr CrcuHsanoc. AID their iathrO
pEusprrts md What IL tettcr an all he can tell ySu
ihrlr thoughts aud what th,r "r"sl ntent0us sEs.
What batter St! hc tell yonif they will "Ak- J"I
happy.
br. Rsphs-l l.. 'hsrsf rs, sure dependence.
TuAln taSlutsi hls adTiS invaluable. lie Cahh hrs-
tell with tho ETvEts. ecF'aiy, the resu N all eola'
Rsrral MI hG4incss Transactions and sr+caIloHS lT.
Rap,-l interrreis drea lottery HGtcs with ua'
fading Acuvscy,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
DR.. RAPHAEL,
sox No. SAe3, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

LIT il 10 clearly ne
dessrd that tia price named eOrsustiop fee pays
for consultation only does not pay ir tho poetSra
written ObGIOa vf your fgturv prospects In lilo. II does
not pay r winning ,hr affections Of the opposite s.A
nor fi the contamination Of harry marriage, noS TT
hAIx Kny Uther bsnrSa named In the above advertise
meat The Doctor has h1ed price for doing each SCPa
rate business In Joar consultation with the Doctor yoa
learn how yoS rcRliEo the fond hope nearest Jout
heart SON Arp tJd huw you can got all you want, and
how ynir business uugt to 10 done that II can M
fal Ilo win kslrt-li What Il your DESTINY. In sh~f,
he will rlI what il leioru yuu, etc.
Caution TO tho Public.
Or W Raphnsl, ths AstroloRer, has no connective
With PROFESSOR or DR.. W. m. Raphael, Or With An5
other gentleman VI tho same name.
BE- Cut this advertisement ont. Whom you ooa,t,
bring II with you and show It the girl who OpOns lie
door. To prevent mistakes, ask "
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23

NDINu
,ON SHA
H { lISAE
80
=.
'hEI9 Nia Wsl'A 'H rIn
ID q, uLda t.a1.u c,siisi VA
DR.. ROBACK'S
BLOOD pURITTER
and
BLOOD PIALS
Asys been introduced to the public for more
lhau six years, and have acquired an
TwAVMCMsC pONAlNNSItW,
ar exceeding any Family Medicines Of .
similar nature in the market
An appreciAting public was not long in
discovering they possessed remarkable
CwrGtlNc prONCrtNGA,
GAd hence their
ROlN>A SN\C
and consequent profit 70 the PrpprieHo', thu
enabling him 10 S1pend
MoMA TMoWSNMAS
d dollars each year in GdVertiSing thSh
merits, and publishing the
NMvNCvoWs CCvtI|\eNtsA
which have been ShoSered upon him from
M N0Sts OS Me GOAWtrY.
The peculiarly Of the
B\ooA pNsvSlCS N\A VIN\a
10 that they strike At the root Of Disease
BY sradieating every particle Of impuriv
w NE H\OoA,
for the life and health of the body depends
apOn the purity Of the blood
II the blood Is poisoned, the body drag
cut miserable existence. These medicines
ArC UMeNWN\eA
tor curing
Borofula, Syphilis,
Stin Disease, Old SorS',
Salt Pheun, Phsuntatisrn, IA
Qyspspsio, Sick HSdddoh".
Livsr Complaint, Fevsr and Egus,
Leuoorrhea, Fsnais Complaints.
Erysipslas, st. Janthony'' Fire
qIntors, Erup:ions.
Ffts, Soreftslo4s Consumption, eio.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

During General Lees invasion of Pennsylvania
last summer, detachment Of the rebel army had
possession for few days Of the thriving town of
Hanover, in the county of New YORK, lying come
twenty or more miles west of Gettysburg. Ap-
prised OF their coming, the merchants and bust
nsss men Of the town mostly placed their move
ane goods safely out of the reach Of the piferers
They secured but little booty What thew conld
Jay their hands on, however, they did not fail TO
ody. Among the heaviest losers was one of the
landlords Of the town, the proprietor of well
Stocked and well conducted country taysrn Al
MS house the hungry rebels made themselves
well at home" Without leave or license. thew
ueVoured his stock of bacon, beef, and pou TRY.
consumed nll his Hour, which they forced the
iahulauy TO bake into bread and pies, used his
forage occupied his beds, and of course, drank
up his entire stock Of liquors OF this, before
.hey came, he hsd ten or dozen barrels; when
lhey left, not so many pints for what thew
could not guzEle on the spot, they contriyed Ia
take along.
As they were about taking their departure for
gettysburg, Georgia colonel, exhibiting a de-
gree OF conseentousness not shared BY any Of
hls associates remarked to the landlord that it
was "a pity TO consume SO much Of his pro
properly without any compensation and that If
no one else would extend justice to him. he
would, at the came time throwing on the bar a
Dill OF the denomination of twenty dollars
There" SAID the rebel chieftain, tiny good
fellow, take that, us the share of our indebted
ness.
"Vot kind of monsh is dat? ?" inquired the
landlord, one of tine class Of Pennsylvania Ger
mans SO proyerbial alike for sagacity aud in
tegrity.
THAT, sir, is grdyback; in other words. =
note Of III Confederate States Of America" y
'oh, stranger" said the botel-keeper, .,if Won
NASH got no PETER monish dan dat Won vii
peter he psit don't wont none of il; il isb
good for nix; no peter dan plank paper.''
Sir" rcjoined the somewhat indignant epau,
lettei Georgian, Il advise you to take il aud he
glad for the opportunity. You will soon fnI
sir, keep it," -
'Nein, nein," retorted mynherr of the swing.
ing sign; "dat mOnish will never be wort anS.
thing here nor anyvere. l would not give one
silver thaler for pread-pasket full. Won't be
On NIT it in my hand and if you don't takes it
nlong' roll it up, holds it at the candle un lies
my pipe mid it,"
He was about suitihg the action to the word
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25
7. 7. TAsKER, \
JOHN GORDON, Committee.
VIM. HERBERT,

CnRIsrMAs.--Durin the past week, our mer
chants haye been remarkably busy in making
preparations for the holidays They all ann, aT
10 have m unusually large stock Of articles
suitable for presents, and their windows, coun.
tiers and shelves present an attractive appear.
ance The stores have been thronged with pur.
chasers for week pnst, and we are informed
That the merchants have made larger snles tban
Cor many years past. The Indications are. there.
fore, that this will be merry Christmas.
a NOVELTY in DELAWARE We are informal
that three companies of colored troops. from
Philadelphia will arrive 10 Wilmington. early
next week. They are to march from this citv IN
Seaford and back. The object is to give mn in.
petus to volunteering on the part OF our oolored
citizens. This will be a great novelty in our
State, and will, no donbt create considerable
interest.
INJURED. - The schooner Montague. fran
baltimore for Fall river, struck on the Hen and
Chickens off Cape HenlOpen, a few days since,
causing her to spring aleak. She will be towel
70 Philadelphia for repairs.
AT HoME.-Col. A. H. Grimshaw. arrived Mt
bis home in this city on Monday night last, on
business connected with the recruiting seryiee.
oRDERED.-First Assistant Engineer Heprv
B. Nones, Of the U. 8. Navy, has been ordered
to The lseHfHv,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

II. Il. BRIEGnURsr, DRUGGIST AND aPoTnE-
CARY, 3l7 Market--next door to the corner Of
Fourth stfeet-has ust received and offers for
sale, large variety OF mucy articles, drugs,
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines aud
perfumery. Having lately purchased in New
York and Philadelphia at low cash prices, a large
assortment Of hair brushes and tooth brushes,
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps hair preparations, &c, he is prepared to
sell them Mt tue original New York aud Philadel-
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on hand
large stock of the most popular aud most reli.
able Patent medicines, all Of which he guarantees
to be the truly genuine, aud warrants them
fresh aud unauthorized. Ayers Sarsaparilla
and Cherry Pectoral. Jaynes' Expcciorant,
Jaynes' Alternative, Corminativc, Vemifuee,
and Sanative Pills Browns Essence of Ginger,
husbands Magnesia, Browns Bronchial Troches,
Railways Ready Relief, II bias Horse Iiniment
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Liuiment, VOLTS
Schnapps aud brakes Plantation Btters, war
rauted genuine aud sold At reduced prices.
We would also cali particular attention to his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many years
and eau be relied on for their safe and elEcn-
olous cures: Brnghmsi's Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, is one Of the bes 1
remedies known for diseases of the Lungs
Bringhurst's Dyspeptic Pills, an excellent RENE
dy Tor Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. &c. Bring
hufst's Anti Bilious Pills, popular and ,lcsi-
rahlc cure for Bilious Fevcrs, Jnundce, Custive.
ness. Head Aches, &c. BringhuIst'a blackberry
Compound, an invaluable remedy Tor Cholio,
Cholera Molbus, DiarrhWl, Gripping Pains, and
Summer Complaints in children. lIringhursis
Kings Mixture, Il speedy and elfcnciuus appli j.
cation for Pans, Bruises, rheumatism, Chill
hlains, Frosted Feet, &c, aud also Bringhurst i
Essence of Jamaica Ginger, the popular med-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

nun Np,v ,,,p,, ,,.,,,....
,si, eI-l ."in'NA, nrh Issued April ~
AZ, '.s'es"o circulation THAI any
I','''"'u !" "'''eA' or i've helieveln
?o'' s'ne' 10 Increase the price
80 '''"' W 9'""'t 10 'he 'cnniary ruin ofits
''sn''uue oil It's circulation IL
a'''o p'i'eu WIN son patrons 10 whom It's
was controlling accumulation
49,. NJ. 'HVa '"'" places ana 1t has nov more
wa" wv ""u"''u ihouSAhu suh'eribers aud regular
=" 'N''s' y, AZ FEAST Fli'y thousand over
o. "ny '"A anu inns unprecedented currency It
~ very "o'1" expenditures In procuring
ea' anu a","e"''' indulgence by The fearless expires
fa,,,.. ~ '"' ','0 ''np,"'menl OF ability and
-"' "A''''O' 1t "s"' Contribute 10 excellence Ia
80, opr enterprise aud 10y uushrinkng
'u''y " '' u'''''p' OF JUSTICE Humanity and Free
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS

tbs FIRST nRLAwARR REGIMENT. are
informed on reliable authority, that the officers
aud the men Of the Fir.t Delaware Regiment.
have re-enlisted for three years and will be home
ma 49, LUZ ~ 'I,'ousn ''r 'hr'y ueys'
cra,,,, sor ni"i',,' ~ Ut kuens uesvrss mucn
T., ,e ea,,Is ", ~ 'uv't uufo"vn
-, -, S.".t1 Ivy n"se aieAuy
,nlnr.J iii ,t' sia,,.a ".'up .,'ns my ns'e
snl,lis,,s his haar,n, ",'. "'a n9'usnlps VI
,r,nmnb nm man, w c p,Juu oanu'r ~
Ar an his ss.,,a, ,,.a D".',u he'u.
trs,,, ,Il M, 80 ~. a. ~" "isrne "
aud eurol themselves again under their oouutrys
banner, for three years longer, to do battle
against traitors and treason. All houor to those
brave nndgallant spirits, they are worthy sons of
our RAllnnt little State. and are entitled to the
gratitude Of every true Delawarean,
SPECIAL MEETING Of the Trustees or the poor
Tor New Castle County, will be held at Fosters
Hotel in the city OF Wilmington, on Wednesday
the 3Oth inst, at 10 o'clock, a. M, punctua at
tendance IS requested us business of Importance
Is to DO transacted. JOAN G. CLARK,
Chairman.
KICKED ny HoRsE.-On Wednesday morn
lug last IL little son, aged four years, of VIM.
Lyman, OF APPOINTMENTS Hundred, met with
serious accident by the kick OF horse, ipjuring
the SIDE OF his head ia such manner as to drive
III a portion oil skull bone and cause laceratiOn
by pr. bailey of SMYRNA. md nj l"st accounts
tue little sufferer .as in a fair wav of reeoyerv
~
and members of Wilmington IJnion M / namsis
lrrs of Trmperauce. You arc earne.,lv and cor.
du,ly invited to meet in our ususl Mace corner of
Fiji and Market strpets Mnudav even;nc At II
o'clock, Dec. 18Th 1868, as business great i'm
ror'anee requires your Attendance
by order OF the Union,
s. L. WILLIAMSON, Il. Secretary.
Tp1s,ry CnuReu.-The Re, Dr Rrscl will
preach IN TRINITY church on Sunday evening.
For nearly II quarter of century this distin-
eulsbed missionary has labored on the North
western frontier among both tue white and the
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

1t was believed at Richmond on the
10th that Longstreet would be compelled
to tight near Jonesboro, Tennessee. lie
has been reinforced by the commands Of
Colonel jackson and General Sam Jones
A dispatch from Meridian, Miss. STATES
that Joe Johnstnn's army is in motipn if
is believed, with the intention of ioining
Hardee. Lee is TO take command in
Northwest Georgia. All his army in yir-
GINA has gone into winter quarters, except
one division under General Early. Inn.
boden and Echols are trying to stop
Averi's advance near Stanton Mr.
Foote continues to denounce the admins.
tration of Davis at Richmond Flour is
selling at 5000 barrel in Richmond
Jeh Davis will soon make decided
change in the whole government and in
the army.
Reports prevail that the guerillas are
preparing for raid in the eastern part
ofKentncky, by way of Pound Gap. It is
thought they will also try to damage the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25
Ladies Winter Fashions in New Y,


nur lady friends will studiously peruse the
following fashion article from the New York
Mes;
The beatrice cloak for December is of rich
black velvet, shawl shape in the back, and cloak
front, ornamented with guipure lace Insertion
nnl an elegant guipure tounce. The Muscovte
is very graceful and not very extrayagant The
iullness lies in large plaits. large pelerine
iotms the sleeve, figures in large squares in front
i is composed of two pieces, which nre Joined in
the back the seams are Ornamenied with inser-
lion. Que model is made Of velvet beaver, Of u
very dark brown. The tassel and insertion arc
black.
In the stores there are many fine styles. One
velvet circular is brought out in admirable taste
and excellence for service and comfort. Ii has Il
neatly quilted, black marceline lining. Around
tho neck is fulled and rich guipure lace of over
two inches in width. The arm.hoes are finished
with the same fuled guipure, handsome crotchet
buttons, Of very large size, wrought with buges
and finished with rich pendants, come rs fur
down AS the bottom Of the waist in front One
such button is Mt the top and bottom of the arm
hole, gathered down the ends Of the fallen lace.
One of less cost, but equally charming in style
Is OF very heavy black silk in long loose suck
form. 1t has elbOwed, half loose sleeves and
pockets The bugle trimming is elegant. Ii is
like separate branches OF foliage laid on at in
terVas each sue OF the 'front.' the whole length of
the sack. The cuffs and the pockets are orna-
mented with the same sprigs or leaves as the
body, except that they are graduated in size.-
There is no collar, but the same graceful bugle
trimming is around the neck. This sack has n
quilted black silk lining.
Another model is of black broad-cloth, which
is decidedly winter garment, II has a collar,
and is without lining The shoulder and the
back and the cuffs are decorated with the burle
trimming. On the two side seams at the bottom
of the skirt tho buge trimming is in beautiful
forms, but much larger than on the upper parts.
1t extends about half yard up the seam.
long circular of grave velvet cloth, with
hoods and rich chenille lsssels of brown and
white, is very Ady like, and also suitable for any
emergency or storms, as well as clear, cold
weather.
capital thing for the wear and tear of every
day IS the long gray circular in beaver cloth, with
q falling hood The hood lined with blue silk
aud finished with blue cords and tasses in ex-
cellent taste. Brown trimmings upon the gray
cloth are also in much vogue.
The Basquiue is considered very stylish in
black cloth, but it requires large quantity Of
material, and then appears to advantage only
upon the finest form. This has very rich crochet
trimming upon the half open sleeve and on the
shoulders and back seams.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25


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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

STATE OF DELAwAHE, Executive DRp'r, |
DovER. December IL, 1868.
In conformity with General Orders No. 329, Wal
Department, enlistments of coored troops withir
the State of Delaware are this day opened.
Maior Lorin Barrtt is hereby designated as a
recruiting officer to conduct the said enlistments
Persons enlisted in pursuance of the saii
orders will receive a bounty Of Two Dollars, and
compensation ut the rate Of Ten Dollars per
month and one ration, three dollars of which
may be in clothing.
BY order of his Excellency,
WILLIAM CANNON,
Governor Of Delaware.
sAM't NJ. HARRINGTON, Jr., Ssc'y Of State.
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