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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd s 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

NJ DUPUY A. No.. PRINCIPAL
TEyHE next session Institution will the LIST OF
October s6O will terminate on the Both June, 1851
The Principal vii aided heretofore, by well
corps Assistants Who with their ability aud experience cannot
fal 10 give satisfaction
The Boarding Department V be undor the Mr.
and Mrs Dnpuy assisted by Mary Cssses forms ofBs-
yarnah. They will reside In the Semnary with the young
ladies' and will exercise PgrIi care and control those
committed to their charge.
the Principal provide ample Recommendations for the next
session TIE buildings being enlarged, aud important
notifications made them, which VIII add greatly 90 their
convenience and comfort The lodging large lGl well
ventilated and than EO 70 four 0oa.des will
py The kccaion Rooms will be well arranged Tor the
accommodation o. Che pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
WAshrg fur! ana lirhs 30 90
Tuition I'm the Preparatory Department .......... 80 90
DO Ia Orl!aary English branches ....... 40 90
do 10 advanced do ......... ............ 80 OJ
Modern Aad Ancient Languages, each 20 w
Music Vocal And instrumental (PiAnO and GUITAR for
hour 80 %
lessons Of hoar each pei week so OO
Use o. Plano. 10 co
Drawing Ia CrayOn 80 90
Palan, eOiors ............ ~ 90
P1ilug ............. ~ w
OnrA able the lt OF Oct 1901 and the remainder
tie 18Th Of Peh'y, 1851
Reference mai. to Rev Dr. Moses D. Hose and any Ofths
former patrons q the school
Catalogues Seminary conS,ulDg detailed luormA
ton obtaei any bookstore In the city by applca
M. DUPUY.
Iyll Richmond, Va.
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NEW YORK COMMISSIONER To VIRGINIA.
ALBANY. Fob. >-Tblrow Weed has been appointed
90 visit the Virginia Convention iu the capacity OF Com
mission from New lork. GlrdiuCr, who was mrs, ap
pointed declined.
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DIED

At O'CLOCK o1 Friday morning. Feb 7h, a'e- protrsct,
ra-.s NAsI ELIAEsru CLARK, daughter . the lac IT. Nj
-.|t. CI,fs
friends ant lance respectfully Invited 10 Au'nu
. n- sf The IIrrer Mother. FIaukn teyt u
FL. To- Iocs LAY, Saturday, w t1out uth,r notice
o. tr 5t1 l1s, JAMES wALTuALL, u e a year q his
age
r ts-is OF che faulty invited 90 attend BIS funeral t.-
Saturday, Afternoon st O'Clock from tae First baptist Church
On w.1esIsv F-rrv o. h AZ woodland the residence Ne
nor ut t-- city, JAMES CAMPBELL, 10 the -h year % his
s .. son 90 The LATE JAS. SPOTS
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END OF SOUTU CAROLINA'S NEGOTIATION WITH
mn EEnEEAL- EnNEENMENT

WAsHNG1oN, Feb s.-CoL uayue, Commissioner from
South Carolina, and Lieut.. Hall messenger from Fort
S-mtcr Who have been in Washington three or four
weeks to ascertain the purposes of the Administration
with reference 70 Fort Sgmter, left Washington tA $
morning, returning home TO report TO the authorities
they respectively rypreseuL IL is not doubted that the
Presidents response the demand Of South Carolina for
the surrender Of the fort viii prove unsatisfactory The
President, w probably transmit the correspondence on
tle subject TO Congress to-dsv
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ALEXAgOER sIMs, Auetl9nesr. ny
ApAwT.CUaAR gOTlCE.
NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Of the State respectfully Informed
that beside the bends required by law there must be an
drfrom the Adjuan General TO author the superintendent
o't a.. Stat. itnory Ia isu- arms. be- des-u
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p.r-.r.. PEI. flour Ilu Wheat dull Red q Gltti H
watt s. e. Cora ilu-u- yellow 5Jtltl cents Pr
y-rs s,gy- Mes Pork fl, Lard lu cents. Ctt.e steady
al o.. ..-. c.uts WHISKY trm al IS cents,
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YAZ0O COTTON LANDS,

A EOAN-sIO,OO0.
GENTLEMAN from the country desires negotiate
~ o. $1,000 based ample security .hether pfrsons
real Address, "a B."
JalO-u Care VI Whs Ofaes
sHOvELs, TONGUES. PORRRs, FRNDBRs,
- Fire Protectors, Blower Holders, Sire Dogs tcultles
Cnder shoYels, dc. II store and Tor gale By
CIARkSoN. ANDERSON 4 co.
ja4 No. iu5 Msin Street
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RS SDE sTERN NNNHH NJ
w. TURING HCUeE ~ RFhllrI
(t.<rAa t>21l
This house va nrJt ablshF. BY Cook 4 Ryan,
2ndly. Peter Cook,
Srdly. by Cock Hill
fnily. Py A ex Hr.
5tl'ly. by Alex Till Co.
We prepared manufacture Ladies' Gents MsFcs and
Boys SHOh o DESCRIPTION, which most respectfully
call The attention Of ec customers and the public gencr
aly ia26 ALEN Hill. 4 co.
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.


evidence OF the th Of the people be stated that
s,rvs-i.s Inel,,, wear
pprcrs .vn TPRvs op PAYMENT
ihICLo AM lhhho VI n "4'-'A'
vary ,,o-, az a05 nor acre according
location quality &C FIRST class farming lands sell Tor about
,o O., ,-9 r -I "a. r,I,ya .vne,se of subdyrg prare
land a, COMPARED with wool land Is in the ratio Of to 10 In favor
49, -, -. =, Il, Ia. A, 81. go. Lao 4. an 80
one YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE.
per per snnum and s interest notes at Elk per cent
payable respectively one two three four FIVE and six years
n, at and four mott, lor principal payable In four
Eve Elk and from date Of sale the contract spus
ting than oue-nh purchased shall be fenced and cul
10. a, $500 .-... =, g.. -..., to-, e.. lot. y, ,.i.
"'a'. y '"'' '''' 80 ''''' ''' ~ - "
that he end cf five one M shall be fenced and u1i
~ruiy,,,o,
TWENTY FER CENT. WILL BIZ DkDI CTED
Tor the valuation ur cash excerpt The same should he al ok toA
nor acre when tho -t.l price will bs Nv dollars
A.. , a.. I'll. .u .t,...,. ,..I,.,io,,
IA-P"'7' '-' ''s"'1 ~ WV ' 49,
prices and terms Of payment can be had on application to
J. ". FOSTER,
t,, g..,,. s,,,,. JJi,,j. C,..,,,J p,j,,,,y
N'' '' -
Chicago, Illinois.
Por the name Towns Villages asd Cities situated the
mt ..i pr-ot 49, mace, Is $50 100 Iru,.., n, Rail-
'nh'l' zen TAI Fs''Oa'' ''s P'S' 49, = '''' ~
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LAW CARDS.
DAVaD =. &. CABELL,
MALTER n. ROBERTSON.

a 7 IN n - 4 \ 7 III W,
RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice regularly all the Cow held In the City Of
w Richmond aud counties OF Henco Chesterfield Ald Anne
ono No Law Rurllne EraakIa Street. dss-cm
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which, they will perceive, Will enable them, by
and Industry provide comfort homes for them
and families With, comparatively speaking, little oaPl
tai
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands aye contiguous 80 railroad 30 miles length
which other roads and naygabe lakes and yes,
sa,rdug communication With the Eastern and
Snnthrrn u arArls
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So s...si Vii - otLo.l oi:..ss Il let Due
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-19
Pespls's Uuis. N.u.in.si.--.
Aue,her D,-eu,.ed Female soldier.

The delic,te appearance Of young 'oldicr
who stopped at Baltimore hotel on Saturday
last, en- route TO Pennsylvania, led TO an invos-
hgation, which disclosed that the PRETENDED
soldier was in reality handsome young lady,
I years old, with dark eyes and auburn hair
She says that her husband in April last enlist
cd in a three months Pennsylvania regiment,
now attached to Gen. Banks column. without
the knowledge or consent Of his wife; iindia /,
his whereabouts, she afo enlisted at Harris.
burg and was passed by the examining surgeon
u that place. She was attached to the same
sNstent in which her husband was, aud as the
- 81 of the regiment was aware Of her Sex,
was engaged in the capacity of messenger
20 that officer; she was in the battle of VI inlssis
and Is considerably deafencd in consequence Of
cannon ball passing near her head; after thrce
months service, she wis mustered out and 70.
enlisted for three years.
Her frst enlistment was on the 81 Of NAV
AMI consequt utly she has been In service i've
months, three weeks Of which wors spent in
Camp Curtin, near Harrisburg. Her sex was
known 10 the Colonel Lieutenant Colonel, Sur.
geon ard Assistant Surgeon, and her Husband.
She says that her husband has treated her rather
badly recently, and IL was tor this reason that
che determined TO return home which was hor
destination when she was stopped here. To sec
her, one would scarcely believe that such a loli-
cate creature could have wiihstood the fati .,ucs
Of camp life. She says that until Sturdy
night she had not slept upon a bed for FIVE
month";.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-19
The Return Of Dr. Hays.

tn, ut,rn If DR.. Hayes who M he oN-
poc'ci m Bottom nest week, Is lIOksl forward
~ wit mugh interest io. tho Diet ais uf his
expedition 10 the ArCtic reg 'urs. ID. Hayes, il
will o rcmom' cred, .al Cl iIom u Vt IN IA Jule
lSI9 in the cxf xflorin, schooner Lntei States
with complby Of 10 men, Of whom two have
diod-Air, Gibs,n Caruthers and Dg. Sintag,
the Astro- Omcr Of the expedition, form rly oi
the DLd uy Observatory. Dr. SOntag wa. a
gentlcmla tf high sern.nc atiainnonts, and
ac0omrani, pr Kane in ilo39 exploration
which called toith powers o. endurance aud
mUr.l courage thai g., tied the ,ynpIthies and
admirltion Of tie whole wrIl
The Dr.. Hayes parry pa sci two winter' in
tho Arctic 10 ions, hut ewing u heavy Ice, tho
echo incr could not proceed further north tLan
Pert Fouihn, near Cape Aoxanldl; bat by the
aid Of dogs tul sledSss DIR. oayc5 l,tehed rs
far as So % ON tho west siCe OF Kcrnelys
Channel, whore he reports much OpIn water.
For the particulars OF the journey, VIC must
await Dr. Hayes return, whose arrival at
Halifax has been announced.
1t may bo interesting To state that Swedis sh
expedition sail in June last from SpiizberScn,
with viow Of reaching the Pole by following
Parry X track to tho westward OF Greenland. lt
i' also expected that another English expedition
may proceed to those regions within short
time.
Much interest is now fel, respecting tho E.to
of Mr.. Hall, who sliled ffpm New London, c.
81 thteen months ago, on board whaler. No
IL I'll proposed to make hi journey with Eqli-
maux alone, and TO accommodate him self entire
w 20 their mauuer Of living, with a Wow o
cleaning further particular, respecting Sir John
Franklins i'll lated expedition. lie took thi'
stcp from a strong con yiCtiOn Of relig Gus duty,
aud sacrificed all hi. worldly prospects to accom-
llish this great object.
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A Gnmn,Iinii hilini.

We ia D 10y tho Hamilton Eceaing Times,
,hut oun. mau, nam d Sherry, until roe /
" resident OF Hin,ilton, and who had enlist
,d in the American army, has been shot for do
s,rtion. II seems that Sherry. disrogariing tho
Queen, Proclamation, took the oath Of foalty
10 the United States Constitution, and became
private in tho Federal army. While In this
capacity he deserted no less than throe timos,
but was unable TO make good his escape. Tho
nst tiihe no was eapturGd no was ordered 10 Do
shot ~ desLr or, aud tho order is said to havo
bcon carried into execution. We cannot sdy
that the fellow has any Of our ~ mpaihy. Hs
proved himst lf not less untrue to tho Americans
than he had already donu to his own Country
liy boinc shot no has only mot the reward mor-
itod 10y hi, 'Ouhla sacrifice Of hOror and princi.
tInlo.--IDlInl0 LeNl I.
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The II q G. In Ohio.


The Cleveland papcrs state thlta Castle
,a,!!ecoyerod in Marion county, Ohio, that til,
Conm,r,. -"d IN concern had GU AZ.
rested. that ths tero,. hiNJ lotn secured, and
that otbor arrests arc 10 Dd h'Ado without do
lay. Tbs actitn grew Out ~ the sworn s.",-
mon's ofa UniontE, uaIed Cueuo.', who was
initiated intO tie 0v,lur with the sccrt in,cn
ton of eNposing its secrets.
In ono cOunty, no,r the Reserve tlare are
eleven huudrod members a this Ocier. Il Is
known where the dopo, Of arms Sas ami also
what success Or want OF sIuccss has attended
tho efforts TO procure urma. / is known whom
tho armS were di5trbuiod, and 10 whom. The
signs grips dnd pas words OF those co.spirl-
tors are known, their place Of me3tint and
place of d'pnst for thcw dag. TLo nu uueI
WHO arc in posses 'ion of arms a,o known, and
the kind Of weapons they have.
TIE lodges woro supplied with the New Yorh
Day Book, and II IS known through whaI
avonue' that traiturouS sheet reached It's read
ors. Tho existence Of thoso organization, may
woll staItlu tho community, for the machina.
tons of tho order havo been secret but wilo.
spread. Those lodges endoayOrod tO cOutro |
10th of tho late State Convontions, aud certain
ly In Que county has ledge endcdvOroi to
control tho focal nomination. made hy the
Union G invention Of tha c)un'y- The aim Of
this conspiracy is 70 rrtlyl" all war uflot in
Ohio, resist by furro the collection Of tho war
tax, and in every way emhaIras, tho present
Administration, aud, If possible, gain control
over ilc teAt aLd when the state !, bound
hand ard fo,t, these consprl'or, have promise
Of "A military force from tho South, that shat
10 uso tha expressive language of the southern
omisslry, " clean ont the aboltiofiss.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-19

At the u Unstable (Mass County Agricul-
tunl Fair, October ., Governor Andrew, in
rspon.c to toast, "Ths Commonwealth Of
Mrsl'hus scttS," said;
"I ktow not what may ba tho fortune which
may briall Us todaS ,r tUmoroW. what may be
tue !,ie " any particular military en'erpriss.
on Wh s' standard vi,torv may pe ch tUiay or
trnlurfuv; but I believe, ami [ think nave
supl' ltound', in tAc American people, in tho
people vt Massacnu uactts, aud oi III the loyal
Htus uf tits grand cohlcjeracy ur our,--I ti *
] may sav | have as much lssutcdm,s, uf b,huf
as If my lips were touched with a cn,l frnm tho
sltur d prophecy, that th, oOuntiN d outs l.
bound to ho ~ immortal a- TIE stars. OIrar.
mr march today to vindic,t, The rights or all.
Lod by no private inSpira .inn d anybOly, I'M
fsllcu by M particular purI ,s, oi suv man or Of
anv party, hat conoari,d h, the unaur,ous
will aud iut tie snpNmc pu p oi leo wi 10
psGle. Wherever that st.ty d,g 'd,,ngy.,
wNur,N,r the mir.iu "a u,,, ol Amsli ',u ,.ts
Is hoard, thCrc g. iiuN tuy AN tic,u pNplc;
aud whore hcy go, thogu 1, cs h.e-,cau.
Sotts
" Il l. 10. f1r me TO dc.y. as .n huAll, .iii.
zen, thu have a. thJ dl, W thu, sotu ~ Il
cause, a. thUugbi, 90 crt.c,c aud hud 'Iult
vi h the acts atd doing, Uul uEi.s uu- uf pub
lie mon, OF sta'o ,aou, aud Pto.i'cn'. a Co.
gr, sso'. That Is pirt OF tho ri ht vt lol,t, #
not ttc duty, of Amtticu oiOilo q ip TO pos
form At least with ~ homes. d 30, = fri,n ly
and dutilul criticism. Bt tolovins in th,s
government ~ Cur- a. growth e uttt 20 Al do-t
not ls an artihc,s', lac h,p al igsiruninu /
cnnto remember thc Aay nor ,hr hI,r whoa |
could feel thl' the pre- T. ri'y aul the hops Of
this who's American pe'pl', aul uycry r.rt #
IL, ever y r,rn Of e. At fncr, tN.. oi
mcn, whether bond or frc, ou Amctg a. soil,
wa rot concerned in the pl'p,tuiiy or T. ius,i.
tutions
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SELF, evidently in great confusion, aud suffering
greatly from Our fire. Their steamers nov
opened fire upon Us, firing however but
three shots which fell short Two bors
filled with men wor struck bv our shells
aud destroyed. Three steamers came do . n the
sound ana took position opposite tho Woois
We were srclllng also two slOops. We contu.
ued firing Deliberately upon them from one aul
a haf l.. NJ, until three and a half l.. NJ,
when two men were discovered on the soa
beach, making signals TO us. Surprising them
90 10 two # the ILdana regiment, We sent AN
armed boat aud crew to bring them of, cover
ing them at the same time Wi,h our lire. Ipln
the boat reaching the beach, they took to the
water. One Of them was sue 'cssfdl in ro aching
the boat private Warren &. Haven, Comp .ny
III, 2Oth regiment Of Indiana troops. To ut ar
man, private Charles Waite, Company II, 2'th
regiment, Indiana troops, was unfortunately
drowned in the surf
Private Haven informs mo that he was taken
prisoner on the morning Uf tho ith; that he
witnessed our fro, which was very dies ,ruotlVc.
lie states that two Of our shells i,ll into two
slOops loaded with mon, blowing the vessels to
pieces and sinking them. Also, that scy stal Of
the otlicerr wcrc killed and thoir horses se,n
running about the track. lie hsd inst cscap d
from his cap'ors after shooting ths captain Of
one Of the rebel con plnies. Ils ates that tie
eramy were in the greatest confusio', tdshing
wildly into the water, striving to get OH to
thoir vessels.
Private Haven now directed me 10 the 'front.'
where the rebels wero oonsUg.tci, waiting an
opportunity to get OIL. loponed Gre again with
success scattering them. We wero now very
close in, with three fathums OF water ard the fire
Ol' tie second she'll tod with effect.
Sis steamers were now oil the point one 4
which recognized ~ the Fanny. At - we
ceasc'l 'inl;, leaving the enemy scatt rcd allng
the hcich for upwards Of four mil =.
hfsd repeatedly az tho cnomy's s'oamcs
vita our nhc carIon, rLuott thirty pluuler,
and truck "a" r.nuy, think once. | fouud
ihe rang" uf this piece much short Of wat I
nal at ipatod. may oi the shot turnins on !
"'.,r end, aud not cxceedins much ulo range oi
the smooth bore thirty .tSo pOunlor.
am, respectfully,
Your Obclieut servant.
Lieut.. II. l.. BRAtST,
Commanding L. 5. 5. Monte llo.
To Cspt. ! l. LARpNRR
Commanding l.. $ ;. Susqueha1na,
on CdpJ lIatteras, y. c.
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LINKING prOapects.

The certainty Of an enormous foreign demand
ET roidstuif-, Pves new life TO every depart
nohl Of business in the North, and now value
20 all hip property anil railways. II will bo but
stor. time before it will become a question Of
haLsport Ition, Father than OF supplies Of grain.
As We have no cotton 10 move, enormous
fIeight- will not probably bo paid, but thoy
caunot fail 70 bo high, anl all tho railroads
which are in the grain regions, will from new
to the closing of navigation, have all they can
10. The last advices quote grain and -four slack
IN Liverpool, but that is Of no consequence in
view Of the probable wants Of Europe As tho
season advances, all this will be changed, and
there will be a demand sufficient to place the
farrers at the North in Possession OF gold for all
the crop which can bo got to market by any con-
yeyanco, for tho next six months.
There need be no Jealousy between the canal
and the railroad interests this year, much loss
between one railroad and another when all
have enough business and TO lre.-EIpreSs.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-19
Tie Prince of Wales, De.,Ined Bride,

Tho Princess Anna, of Denmark, one Of tho
ladies spoken Of as tho destined bride for tho
Prince Of Wales, Is just IL very fair, with
most brilliant complexion, AMI lovely fair
hair. clustering in thicK curls about her neck
md shoulders. H5r Royal High ncSs ha, been
most carefully brought up and is pose 'el OF a
most spiouIid musical talent, cul waited to its
utmost extent by the first m Istcrs in Europe.
Altogether sho Is considered ono OF the most ac-
cumplishcl Princcsscs in Europe and her por-
rait, la white muslin, with bluo ribbons and a
.inyic r, sehui in hor golden hair, long formed
luo + the greatest attractions OF GirouN' cNhi-
h'iur NJ tho Bouloyards. The Princess of
llcss u .rmstalt is not so well known, but is
described as boiug fair ard cOiney, with chest
nut hair anil il not only tho beauty Of the fim
ly, hut Is remarkable Tor great swestloss aud
imiability Of disposition, and is also lightly
"b'uc." The Grand Ddcal Palace at which the
Princess Alice is 20 reside be irs the reputation
d "a little paradise on earth, becSusc OF its
uLdisllIo,d harmony.
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I3ariGHIdI

tie London Times correspondent writes from
'uriG
" Tho q iribald n ovoment is becoming a
very active and serious ore in Southern ltalv.
Originating with the party Ot action, II will
naturally have the effect Of con- olidating it,
and Of giving importance tho theories Of
government which that ,,dny is supposed TO
advocate and this il ono Of the owl conse-
uuence4 which result from the neglect with
which GariOuldi has been treated.
" Sheets ono Of which lies before me
are being circulated far aud wdo for sig
natures, with the following printed formula at
the head
4" . TO Gtnerni GdTijdidi
80 General Leave not for America. The peo-
pie believe in you, and You must believe IA the
people. The national unity is not completed.
You have laid the most solid foundations st
Il YOU alone can complete tho work. General,
lave 10 doubt Of your mission, and the Italian
p,ople will rot prove themselyes unworthy OF
yu. We wait tor you, General, to conduct Us
@ Rome
The signatures to this circular throughout all
the cities Of Italy are said to be innumorablo'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-19

Six munihs ago, tns g'cat conspiracy OF tho
',uthcrn slave sfls'O>taCy bio out into
open r,hc'lin. lot ~ review tha mont "a
Which have pUscd sin.c tho day ci sumter,
aud sce What w have douc. Six months ago,
~ bat uo' seven huulr,d sol llicis within roach
~ d-tcrc 'r.s ctpij.l. T1diy, We have p-ol-
,hiv two hunitcn thorArd utIutd man nn tho
lnc T tht fo'ou1c, and nru'her hundred
htWnrc In the We. Six months a..u, We
had 'ur rn,s 20 put into the bands of ssv, n,y.
tN" tN'u-otd volunioc'U today, we h,vN ris-
kots, ctuGua every supply in ahrN'ln'e for
iuut iiin's ihe puui"r Sis mouthS lgo. va
could ',th, ' feed nor move an simy cf five
thousand UrU to Nv, ivory department of Iur
M tar oc'u ~ on /, mrls o T. and Wo can
make wa across th' Curtncni. Six months
20. wa h.d nrt doE,n shipg cf war az hand /;
.odav, We nutrb.r nur navy hv tn. huudrcd,
u1 ~ qua dine scOi,t line Of moro than two
thou-and mile.
six months ago The gov, rnmcnt could
scrrcuy borrow y few hundred thousind at
twclvc pcr cent today, twelve millions Of
pcU'" rl II G'i mini' so' dollars at par.
SIX months ago, the qie-,ion was who'kor
the people would suppj.t ihe 90 gosernmout /;
tod,y, the ouly question Is who'll the govern
Ucnt viii -uplor tie peoplo.-ErtniRJ ipa.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-19

Mis- Evlir1 Colpcr', residing at Waterloo,
Va, was brutally murdered by nor servant girl
On the II h ut. Tho white portion Of tie tami
" consisted Of an aged AMI inliim ia'hor, sou
G. ahn WIS absent at tho timn } aud tho uut rtl-
nat' Young lady. Tho body was first di'coyorcd
a. Tho staj'o,, about 2JO yards from tho house,
hy on. Of the servants, and supposed 70 have
blel about two Or throa hours uftrr tho murder
had hron mnittc |. Two ssvor1 bruises woro
on her left temple, prints OF hngorB were about
Ltr mock, as IL sho hal boon chokcd, besides
many bruises about her body. The servant girl
(Cllra Anu) aclnn~lclgcf the porpeiration Of
the awful decd. llo- confession was Us follows;
flht whilst at tho 'abl,s her mistress attempt
,d to correct hor from aomc cause, when a rem
counter ,usuci, whCreupon she seized piece If
fiIy' rail nor by, s,riking her twice, tclling
her 90 tle grpiuI, aud thou cNolSei her til lie
was extinct tn, iry rendered their vord ct in
accorllnce witt tha LhoVc fcis Tho & rl was
committed 10 jail 10 await hor ttial. Tho mar.
doross is about sixteen ycara Of ago y,ry irons
an athletic woman.