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Established June %, lses.-Vo'. 4.

enclrcled by diadem of gold or precious
stones. Rieh necklaces, extremely long ear
rings, and gloves coming far over the wrist,
completed the illusion OF return TO the taste
OF Malmaison."
The Paris correspondent of the London
Court Journal, in a letter dated January
IL, describes the atest fashion in wearing
hair at the Tuileries ball on the lllh. He
says:
"The hair no longer hangs q la Grecque on
the neck behind, but is brought forward, and
threatens all offenders in helmet fashion on
the summit of the head. The promissory or
gans,' as the satirists of phrenology denom-
mate those low down toward the nape of the
neck, and which have hitherto been concealed
by the hair, now stand revealed in all their ug-
ly indiscretion.
1t is a horrible thing to relate, but the truth
must be told. The parting turns all along the
top of the head, without any straight line in
front, and the short, frizzy curls round the
brow have replaced the noble looking ban
deaux drawn back from the forehead, and
showing all the good bumps to the best ad-
vantage.
Is it any consolation to learn that the fash
ion has been imposed by the hairdressers
themselves, for we search in vain for any
great name connected with its introduc
ton?
The matter was put to vote, SO we under
stand, at the last Assembly of Coiffeurs, held
at the Sale Mollera--the Assembly of Taste,
which takes place twice year to determine
the fashions Twelve young ladies are sub
mitted to the experimental practice of the
newest thing of the great Paris hairdressers; !;
and this year, almost by unanimity, preference
was awarded to Eeopold's Coiffeure Empire
and thus has ugliness proclaimed her suprem-
acy over taste and elegance for the year."
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EIrHER at Buffers store Clapps Block, Congress
~ street or on the way through Franklin TO "a
Cumberland st., A LADY'S DIARY, containing a
ten dollar bill and some small currency The finder
will be literally rewardf by returning 1t TO
feb 18dlw* JANE I'll. LIBBY, 15 Preble st.
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The Changes in the Fashions.

A Paris correspondent of the London Iader
gives notice of some curious and, as she SAYS,
radical" changes in ladies' dress, in The most
fashionable circles in the centre of fashion,
Her descriptions will be sure to interest many
of our lady readers She writes:
In ladies' evening toilets it is impossible
radical change. This change or reform, Il as
yet confined to the very elite of fashionable
society, but by well known and inyariable
law, will doubtless extend in another season
or two to all classes that pretend to dress,
and not merely to be clothed. At Comnieones
this winter one might have fancied ones seIf
at the court Of the Empress Josephine, 81, SO
first Empire. Crinolnes were discarded tho t1,o
skirts being narrow, almost tight; the waists
very short, cut in the shape Of heart IN
front, and supported by broad wasthands A.
with fancy clasps; the materials worn were
dotted with gold stars or bees; the hair. mncb
raised behind, was artistically disposed in j
mass Of tiny ringlets upon the forehead, and
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U. \. MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Marie, SIS.
DURSUANT TO Vend: Expo; TO ne directed
Il ON the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge Of the United
States bis rict ourt, within and for the District Of
Maine, L shall expose and sell at public auction TO
the hig est BIZ der therefor, the following property
and merchandise, at the time and place within said
District follows, viz
At the Custom House Building, Fore street,
in Portland on Monday, the sirfh day Of March
meat, at II O'Clock, Il. NJ,
Eleven thousand, seven hundred and forty Ci-
CARS; fwo hundred and twenty pounds OF @ UN-
POWDeR; one hundred and sixty-dve pounds OF
SUGAR; Eight barrels of MOLASSES One bar
rel, SU54R; Four bbls of MOLASSES; thirty
two hundred CIGARS; Three bbls MOLASSRS;
OHe Demijohn w. J. RUM; One PUNG SLRIGH;
One ROBE; One HORSE. BLANKET; One HaR-
NESS; One II iLTEPj Ten Bottles brandy;
One keg of SPIRIT Two bbls aud tix bags OF
SUGAR; One bbl and ten demijohns of SANTA
CRUZ Rum; One bbl SUGAR; Three bbls MO
LASSRS.
The samo having been decreed forfeit to tho Uni.
ted ates in the District Court for said District,
and ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed of
according to law.
Dated At Portland this eighteenth day of Febru-
ary, A. d. 1866.
CHARLES CLARK,
feblS dtd u s. Marshal Dist; of Maine.
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One Horse.

Terms Of Sale-CAsH.
Dated at Portland, this eighteenth day of Feb
CHARLES CLARK,
'eoistu o. S. Marshal, Dist. of Maine.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred an
Sirty-BiUe. re

An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance establishing Sinking Fund"
BE st ordained 6y the Mayor, Atdermsess aud Com.
mon Council Of the City Of Portland IN City Coua-
ctt assembled, as JoLLoacs:-
SECTION IAN Ordinance entitled Gan Ord:-
~ nance establishing Sinking Fund, :" passed Ju.
ly 8, a. ID 1861, is hereby amended by inserting the
words Not less than five per cent. of the el ex.
listing City DEBIT aftt the word "deterpiue in the
thirteenth line of the second section of said Ordi.
nance and by striking out the word "Cspital'' in
the last line OF said section, and neerting the word
''pri cipal, y so that ai- section amended shall
read as fo'lows:-
''SEoTIoN All balances of money uuappropri-
ated Ie q aiming in the rrea sstrv 1ay n
nac1a4 yAar: all yoeeses ofincome over the origi.
nal estimated income; balances of APT ropriations
original or by additions, remaining on the books Of
the Auditor; all receipts for premiums on City Notes
issued; all reeeptsin money account of the sale
OF any real es ale OF any description now belonging
or which may hereafter belong % the CITY, excepting
the sale of buria lots in the Cemeteries OF the city
all receipts on account ofth principal sum of any
stocks, bonds or notes now owned or which may
hereafter be owaed by the city, and also of the an
nua city tax such sum as the Citv Council of each
year shall tit and determine, not less than five per
cent OF the then existing city debit shall be
same hereby is appropriated to the payment or the
purchase, Of the principal OF the city debt.
Approved, Feb Z, 1865
True Copy, Attest:
feb9-d2w ). NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
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7 . U N D. /.

ON the sunny side of Exchange street, about mid
" way between New City Hall and Post 0fice,
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For sale.

"A SQu AXE block of land, OF about 73,OO0 acres
Ia OF wood land on the south side of f5s river s ~
LaWirence In Canada East 1t Is interceeded by two
~ ~consiaera1ie rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
pine and spruce in large quantities. and manle
piren, Deech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount
ENQUIRE OF ii. T. MACHIN, Portland
t1oIS.aHu, reD 1864. feb25 eodtf
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Farm For Sale

A 49, The subscriber offers his Farm for
kZa- sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
AssaE EAsA North Yarmouth formerly known
kf4a kf4as4ga sa41gaE zzlAM as the morse Farm" Likewise
- Ibis stock and Farming tools The
I rarn contains about ITO acres of good land good
eo 20 call and examine for themselves
Il. L. DILLINGHAM;
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. jan4eoatf
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ENR SAEr

CLIFF COTTAGE, Containing over 20
ksFS looms, large stable and sheds-sit1ated two
IJssss and one-half miles from Portland and the
EiEz4i finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
- Atering place and summer boarders For
par pH liSIlars 1ls enquire Of GEO. OWEN,
app dtf l01 Commercial Street Portland.
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Farm for Sale.

n.sx That superior A. farm recently
E~vh owned U aud occupied by the late
IHMaIEs6R Capt. Thaxter Prince containing
E lzgEz.ixG 80 acres of good land, is of which Is
- - : wood Good buildings and not
n. lana upon IL Said farm s situated in
X. r. Depot. ~ '"o y. -
lage. - ou'n ~
Yarmouth, jan. II, 1866 Janis eoddSwtf
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For Sale.

The well known HOTEL, situated at Gray
xrE4raA Corner, l6 miles from Portland, with STA
EI7SI IH bles, Barns, Sheds, &c.
iEE3s3 Also, one Hundred and Fifteen Acres OF
EENA. .A GOOD Land, about thirty-fve of which Is
Wood The rest is divided into Moving, Tilage and
Pasturage.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber on
the premises. THEOPHILUS SIlMoON'
Gray, Feb 81, ls95-d2w-
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FOE &ALE.

I'hS subscriber offers for sale his Farm on the
a. a road DaSween Sacoarappa and Gorham 1t CON.
rams 04 acres OF lan1, we'll divided into tspe and
grass land. There is on tae farm one story house
carriage house, and barn 81 fset by co. with good
GEL Sediar una r it. 1t has good orchard with about
JsnAoeouom Saccarappa
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Wood for SnIn

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii be sold At : :
bargain. - ~ 'oAO ~ .
Enquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo H.
head of Berlin Wharf oots DIFF
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Eaym fnr anIn

EthE subscriber ON rs his Farm, situated in Cape
eontaing l6 acres of Land, Buildnss gooa.
ForI Iarticuars enquire of E. N PERRY. at the
5nefIn o1hce' or through ths Portland Post Office
DoA 4ioo febl4dtf
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Newspaper Correspondence.
DR.. JONATHAN MOOR'S
Essence of Life.

TSAN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. II cures Cou CHS,
Il Colds and Whooping Cough. and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs, ard it works ike a charm ia
quie ing children when teething. Try it, Prepared
by f.. E, HAYWARD, Hadley Mass.
W. PHILLIPS & Co., Agents. jau16deod5w
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PuRTLAND DAILY PRESS
JOHN Y .aILM AN, Editor
pubnahsa at Ne. 81. ExOH AHoE STREET hs
NJ. A. OsTER g. Co'

Tas PonrLAxp Z DAILT PRESS is published asSo'VV
Tar MAIS;ssr1Ts PREssis pablsheo every inaIs ~ 4.
day gaornisg at $500 per annlnl II advance; Sx;1o
Il paid within elk montAs; an0 SA'eV'ii P@SAA''De
delayed beyond six months.
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Apofhecary shop for Sale.

EVE y Undersigned wishing to change his pIaoe
a a OF residence, viii sell his Shop Furniture.
Se2cK, &C The stock is new ana complete in ali RI
aepaTtmenfs The stand is enc OF the best in Port
ianu, pelng suited to Family and Country ,rrade.-
aPPly " no Congrees : tIeet. oot2A
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aid for tha National Freedmen.

A RkANGEMENT has been made by which all
a contributions for the National Freedmen's Re-
lieI Association wall be forwarded promptly, with
OUT expense. to New York. Commodities 81 ould be
securely packed, and directed to c. C. LEIGH, Nos
mercer street, New York, Care of George B.
Davis, Portland, Maine.
and. Me- VIM GEO HAWKINS
oec'y of Ex. Comm. of N. f. Il. Association.
January I'd. 1855. jsnad3m
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A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot, form.
the subscriber REUBEN MEPHRT1G VI
decI5dSm* -
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Z. s. MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATRs OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
PURSUANT to an Interlocutory Ordsr NJ S.ia
ii 20 me directed, from the Hon Ashur vvaroo'
judge of the United States Distric Court ,;tbir @
for the District of Maine, shall o. nose and III M
public auction, to the hghost bidder therefor tbs
Following property and merchandise at the tire
IN front Of the Custom Bouse in Portland. ON
Wednesday, the tsrenty-secoad dav Of EsIs-1,,Ss IN
current, ds Ii O'Clock, A. M Au'V
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Dissolution of CoDartnershi,
NOTICE.

A LII Ereightf from the United States for Canada
~ VIII be detained at Isla7d Pond unless II is ac.
SgoInpanied with Invoices of value for the United
States Customs JOHN PORTEOIIs '' -'0
'AnA'uim Agent
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$4,000.

.WANTED to borrow for the Town of Brunswick,
w Ttoeaty Thousand Dollars, for one or two
years. Al HOOKS, Treasurer,
brunswick, Feb IL 1865. feblSd&wistf
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WaElte

COTTAGE House, or smell two story tene-
Ament within fifteen minutes walk of Post Office.
barn preferred. Enquire of l. p. II So Middle
street. ~ teb1Sd2w*
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Wood Choppers Wanted.

ITO chop 100 cords wood. The highest cash Irice
i paid. For particulars enquire of Arthur Dyer,
No. 80, Yoik ST., or Scott Dyer, ape Elizabeth.
~ feb Is d3w*
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Farm for Sale.

subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
cortland Bridge, containing 20 Acres Land. Build
ines good Fences substantial Stonewail, young Or
charc, choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wood
cords dressing. ~
Terms Of pay ment made easv,
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
jan3ldtf. - -
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FOREST AVENUE HOUSE

FOREST AVENUE HOUSE
FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE
McCL HOU SE,
Re-opened with New Furniture q Fixtures,
WINSLOW g. THAYER. ProprietOrs.
b The public are respectfully INFORMED
sx-S15sst that this spacious, convenient ana "ei
49, known House, situated at
s:~S5iM MORRILL'S CORNER,
81 miles from Portland has been refurnished and is
open for the reception of Company and fieasure-
PARTIES Every attention will be given to the coih
~ sSS-fhe Cars from Portland every half hoGr
s WINSLOW 6 THAYER.
westbrook, Oct. 10-dH
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERAIOR
Is the most perfect Hair Rsnewer in use.

Everybody should use PERUVIAN HAIR RKeRN-
RRAToR. Be1oare Of limitations! Call Tor PeruVi-
an Ha r Regeneration and receive no other.
Jones & Ray wholesale agents, 170 Washington st,
Boston; Also Weeks Potter, Carter, Rust 4 Co ,
and others. At Wholesale by Sheppard Co. Port
land At retail L. G. gibson. Ia Market Square,
SHORT q WATRRHoUsR, cor Congress Middle ST.,
Crossman Co., and j. X. Lunt, and dealers geneE.
ally. nov 24-d8rns
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Wanted.
Wanted.

TITO rent. on or before the frat of April, house,
IL with about twelve or fourteen Rooms centrally
located. Address Post Office Box 574. febl5d1*m
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Wanted.
w anted

NOR q family o. three persons, 2 Rooms in qai-
IL et,respectable neighborhood. Satisfactory ref
creme given. Address for two waeks through tae
Post Office, F. X. s. Camp Berry iebSa2w*
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A NY one requiring the services of a Book-keeper,
IN Assistant Book-keeper, or CopyIst, that can
furnish good re ereDces, from former employees,
has only to address LEWIS, Portland P. o.
February 18th 1865. fewl6d2*
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Wanted.
LOST,

DY ayoung man of ftw enty, employment in any
I'D respectable business Inquire of
ieb2l itf d. b. INGRAHAM, 10l Middle st.
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Sitmafian WanteA

STEUIHIHUM W dNEaGdas
TNANTED by man who has lost his right arm
w in the service of his country. situation in a
store in any norable employ ment that his con-
dition will permit him to engage in. Good refer
enoss given. Address #. w. th ough the Post Of
flee. febl6dlw*
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

oQn ACRES PINE WOODLAND CLOSE TO RAIL.
DJV road cansl public road aud lwY arse towns coal
works)i VIII sell At half price yalua will take horses
and wagons IN exchange Tall address W, o. room
tso Baries hotel Canal street Eaw y~b
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JrINELANp rARM Am rRnIr LANns IN A MILD

N1NEbAND FARM AND FRUIT LANDS, IN A MILD
and heslthtul cllmse Thirty miles south Of Philsde-
phin by Railroad, In New Jersey the line Of latitude
as baltimore Nd ami where large numbers of returned
CAlfonlans are settng The aoi IL aud productive,
varying from clay % sandy onm suitable for Wheat
Grass Corn Tobacco Fruits and Vegetables This - great
fruit country Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards have
hees planted out BY experienced fruit crowes Grapes
Peaches, Pears &C, produce immense profits Ninetnd
already Of the most beautiful places In the United states
The entire territory consisting of forty five square miles or
land, laid out upon general system of improvements
The land ~ only sod actual settlers with provision Tor puo
lie adorunen The place Of its great beauty as
wel as other has become the resort q peope q
Taste IL has increase Eve thousand reope within the past
three years CHURCHES Stores schools Academies soci-
cites OF Art and Learning aud other clements OF re-
hneinent ana culture have been inhoinced Hun
dreus on people are constantly settling Several sun
lred lonsea are teng constructed aud u s estl-
mated that five hundred VIII he built during hc summer.
Price Of farm land twenty lots and upward s25
per Five and ten and Village Lots for sale Fruits
aud eseteocs pen ese IN this dstc; than In any other
locality north o Norfolk Va Improved Places for sale.
upenng for al Ands Of business lumber yards tnaruiac'
tories oundrics stores and hc Ike For persons who do
sire mild winter, healhfn climate and good soil in
country beanuuly improved abouudng IN fruits and pos
sesing AL ether sa privileges IN the heart Of civilization,
Rural giving f Information and containing reports
9f s99n K9Slnis3n' ssni TO applicant Afdre.s .hAs n
LANDS, Ninehna Post bcc. Lands township, New Jer.
the Trbune u ono OF the extensive ertr tracts IN
almost level position suitable condition for pleasant
farming that we know Of this side Of the Western prares
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JUNE "a 1865.


CQ0n FOR A FARM OF l2s ACRES: lN ACRES
|QUu Cnod improvements s25oo sp acres nice tirno
York. oah address w c., room l4n Earlcs Hotel
New YORK
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CiUNDAY EXCURSION -TIyoLI HOTEL COMFY
) Island Fine hathng choice refreshments OF oil knd.
fake the cars to Greenwood, then take dummy TO COMFY
.sland. :. BOGART Proprietor
RIO LEr-TO EXCURSION PARTIES DUDfEY's AND
1 Myers Groves, b1rges Walter Sands VIM Jay Iasketl
and VIM H. Morton. Aleo Steamboats, Of all kinds Appiy
n ". n ". MYERS &tO.. loot Of Morton street
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DLANTATfONs-510N ACRES FOR SALE, IN GUAM
/ titles 10 suit purchasers on easy terms. Location
HOncuras climate healty soil rich lgboTcrs abundan eau
and rct circular or address w. QuERIPEL J IS Nassau
- IS
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04
COMMUNICATIONS.
[For the Dan Book. /
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. End.

IOnAnEoo 1hONhOE, OCl. GnQ.
Dear Day Book Some time has elapsed
since l wrote you last Not hearing of any
thing important or interesting to your read
ers, and not wishing to occupy your valuable
space with trivial matters, must be my excuse
for not doing SO.
There has been much written and spoken
as to the removal of Mr. Jefferson Davis from
the casemate to Carroll Hail. and the press
have many times announced the fact of his
removal Nevertheless, his removal did not
take place until this morning. Mr.. Davis
was this morning duly ushered within the
portals of Carroll Hail. He will no doubt
find it by far more pleasant than the narrow
and contracted limits of casemate
Last Thursday being Court day in Hamp-
ton, the candidates for the Legislature of the
State, addressed the people. Gen. Hoaca,d,
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, also made a speech,
IN (Which he told the people that they aoould all
ultimately get back their property. The citi-
zens were much gratifed with Gen. How
ards remarks. Mr. W. II. B. Gusts adj
dressed the people on Saturday in advocacy
Of his claims to a seat in the next Congress
from this District Mr.. Gusts will carry the
two counties of the Eastern Shore almost
unanimously, and will also carry this county
| elizabeth City,. He is a man of fine ability,
and will no doubt truly represent his people.
General Miles has at last put an end to
those fandamgoes, which were so annoying to
the white population of Hampton clamp
ton Garden" is no longer the place of resort
for the freedmen, for the purpose of holding
their .tandangos and INDUCING in their gul-
garities. General Miles has done the people
good service, and one they will not soon
forget. s.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

| UNWELCOME VISITORS. Sunday night
the Washington street Methodist Church was
graced by the presence of two colored women
(beg pardon, we should have said unbleached
American ladies' accompanied by gent Of
the same color They very quietly took theii
seat among the white congregation, and re-
manned there until the service was over. They
must have thought Henry Ward Beecher was
going to preach
Now, darkies are very good in their places,
and their places are certainly not with the
white congregation at church ga nod is as
good as a wink to blink horse "-Petersbagu
h,den.
PoL1T1cAL.-Mr James Gait, of FIuvanna,
was nominated for the Virginia Senate by the
Senatorial Convention which met at PALMYRA
on the 25th inst,
At meeting in Rockingham, at the Court
House last Monday week, Erasmus Coffman
Henry B. Harnesberger and William G
Thompson were nominated to represent the
county in the next legislature
The people of Kanawha county, Virginia
are in trouble about the influx of negroes A
meeting was held in London Township, Kama
waha county, on the 9th instant, to petition
the Board of Supervisors to help them out Of
the difficulty by compelling the negroes
already there to leave, and by adopting some
measures to prevent any more from coming
in.
Factory BURNED-The tobacco factory
of Keen & Walker, in Danville, Va, was de-
stroyed by fire, on the morning of the LIST
inst. between and o'clock A cousdera-
BILE quantity of tobacco was burned. The
loss is estimated at 100000, on which there
was an insurance of $4,000.
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We are sorry to find that the war has clo

We are sorry to find that the war has closed =.
without teaching wisdom to many of the peo-
pie of the South, though the lessons vouch-
safed to them were of the sternest character.
AMajor Hastings of Alabama, and we presume
of the late Confederate Army, leads off, in a
wild goose chase, to Brazil The Major could
probably be spared without serious detriment
to the South, but unfortunatelSihe is trying to
induce some hundred or more far lies to Join
him in this most unpatriotic attempt at ex-
pstriation.
The Selma (Ala.,l Messenger, gives the fol-
lowing account of Major Hastings scheme,
which we trust sincerely may fall through for
lack OF numbers to carry it out though any
man, woman Or child, who would exchange
Alabama for Brazil would be no great loss to
the country. The Messenger says;
'The colony of Major Hastings has actually
assumed an organized form. His colony is to
be composed of only one hundred families, OF
five hundred full paying members who have
fully determined to emigrate to Brazil, and are
willing to accompany him thither without fur
Their information. The members of this colo
ny sign an agreement, pledging their sacred
honor to each other for its fulfllment; they
also pay their quota of money, which they
forfeit in case they fail, from any causes ex-
cept death, to be in readiness to embark at
the time and place designated in said agree
ment. The great advantage of his present
plan over all others that we have heard sug-
gested, is that it reduces the transportation to
twenty dollars for grown persons, and ten for
children between two and twelve years of age,
and entities each family to one ton, and each
unmarried person, not of said families to 200
pounds of freight free of charge The time
and place Of embarkation are already designa-
ted about one half of the requisite number
has signed the agreement referred to and the
full complement, WILL no doubt, be soon OBJ
tanned, when the final arrangements for the de-
parture Of the first colony to Brazil will be at
once consummated. These facts we obtain
from the source referred to, which we know
from the data presented, to be reliable"