Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
PARIS FASHIONS FOR AUrUmy.

During the present the high bonnes recently
bons bsvng the OF
competent judges at Vchy, al Touvle at Horfeur, and
hE r s m in We reign
that cover the occiput merely ornamented
in front ard On The .eareey peIespbie black edge with
which frequently abandoned. Bat It must be OBJ
houses, yet general. Round hats are. however
still numetously patronzed in Paris, especially by the
Foreigners who attracted there By 'hs ependid fets
in honor o! the Emperor ard the King of Spain
During the fine days of September robes of half
mterias may still be ventured upon. The limo glance
deserves to be placed in the trout rank with all the tn
of grey alpaca now very much Ia mode Cream color
ed Irish popDs, for toilette de campagns for the
ride also very elegant wear as well as the ppques OF
advantage Of enabling the support
sudden variations of the temperature of this with
Greater demands than ever are made upon the art
coeur, whose talent is brought into QUESTION for
the ARA, cement of ladies' hair false or natural Curls
auc catosans looked upon perfectly legitimate
portatons the richness of the owners chevanre
thy Of hair spread out to tie best effect aud decorated
flowers ribbons s of the particular marks OF
The waning summer season.
WALKING DRBss-Green silk dress, deeply vapdyked
each tooth being oEnamented with rich white gupure The
cassqus Is aojusteo 10 the wa ana rs OF Inc same oo0r
small 10 size, and provided simply with bonionBe OF
uie in the place of the bavoet.
SEASIDE DRESS FOR You're LADY.-Light grey poplin
robe and pardessus, all the being in black silk
With long fridge. The chapeau is the chanesu Windsor,
depending The oottnes laced aud
he stockings the color IS the Dress
CARR1AGs DREss.-Whe muslin robe over sea green
silk slip: Beh lace founce sarmounted ~ 'ushDg of
green sk The CANAL OF green Silk trimmed with deep
WI 1ue oraanented with grass, and with rose some
green bow surmouns the back hair eatogan instead
| Of the usual curtaIn-Le Fouet.
THE BULLET DEPAnTmEHT EMBARRASSED.
new issue man, assigned 10 the duty OF filling up
tie ranks of the State militia, brought Doogins to
sudden halt and soennly asked for his papers. "Let
me see your papefg,' said he. Doogins is ming
dog and will have lis share Of what fun is going He
felt ii bis. coat pocket and hauling out city daily,
opened it, and looking at the date, be careessy handed
it over the officer, kin, 81 believe this is the la
test oat Look over it quick, sir, L in hurry" The
off GER was for moment TUX bak" but declining the
newspaper, said, 81 mean your exemption papers, sir
am State officer" "Ol, ab, beg your pardon, sir, -
said Doogius. " Have you got your CON-
mission with you ?" :" No." said Bullets "vhy
do you ask 2" 'Bacause,' said Doogins,
nevet STOW my papers first. Show me your pa
pers and III show you my papers,. Bullets stood up
little straighttr aud with offended consequence re-
LIED My authority, sir, Is Te known all this
oRr and Levec had man to question it before. In
the name Of the Governor Of Georgis, demand your
us0ers" Docgios spread himself, .nu, with great G.
81 saiL 10 the Of tha President OF these
s;of States, whcs3 solder am, demand your
2apo,a' Bullets had very large tvot, md, getting
ex Led, be shsta d it about smartIy and made some
desperate remarks. Doogins KEPT cool iceberg
Rv this time crowd had gathered around, VIE.
Do,ging said " Look here, my friend, go git your
papecg and when you git over your bad cold, call
me ct No. 649." ." Never mind tie coid, said Bull
Iete I'll call OF you, sir. hain't got no bad cold.
a" B. e PARDON, said Doogrs 81 thought you must
have one continually see 80 much OF You exposed tc
the ground" pointiDg to his feet) Not waiting long
enough for Bullets to get the exact hang of this
mark, Doocins tipped MS beaver and LEFT.
Some few hours afterwards, Bullets had found him
apain and being prepared with his papers, ready
for the conflict. " Here's m3 authority Mr. Doogios
I'll now look at your papers" Doogius locked at the
red tame document and beng satisfied of its genuine
ness said Well sir, that's all right, think that's
GOOD parer-now what do you want with me ?"-
8 WHY. sir We want you to 6ght. The Governor has
called for every man." " He hes p said Doogins,
hadent seen it, Why" said Bullets, you must have
an it-every man. women and child has seen it. He bal
issned and published dozen orcaIs on the subject
" Our Governor ?" says Doogne Yes sur" said Bul
let's 81 r7cn there must be mistake aoout it, sur
said Doogibs Il don't know what our Governor wants
with the militia now The Stale is not threatened any
where that know OF except at Charleston" "Ohar-
lesion ' said Bullets where do you live, sir " "Me
said Dnovins innocently, Il live 10 Hamburg, aud
de clare most solemnIy was not that Governor
Bonbam had called US out. You must excuse me TO
nv Ignorance sir but real" Hamburg, the devil !
Hiood morning." said Bullets He retired in good or
der. mntterng as be went, BLAMED if don't ask q
where they live, hereafter, the very first thing"
BILL ARP.
e 1t is stated that General Ed. Johnston, who wa
8 among the officers captured at Spottsylvania Cour
House and exchanged 1T Charleston has been selected
to command Gen. Frenchs Division of the Army O
s Tennessee.
. 1t will be remembered that the LIST and Sd N.