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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

RASGE OF SDUSD.-Herschel gives three hun
drad and ftrt5 five miles ~ the greatest known
distance to which sound hss ever been carried i'll
the air This WIS when the sWfll explosion Of
Il volcano 1t 81. YiIcept's was beard in Dsmsr-
ara. Tn, csondrsdiug at The battle OF Lena WAS
Just hesrl in the open fields near Dresden, dis
iance Of ninety two miles, nn IN the easements
OF the FJrtrt 81 i: WAS Very distinct. The bonn
hsrinIent OF Antwerp j, s il to have besn heard
in The hines of Ss1ony, ttrss hundred and ue-
vrItJ miles distant Ths csnnonsdins At Port
Roy ~n- h=nri i'll Fljrds, Il distance Of one hnn-
drfd aud fifty miles. 7 reftr to these instances
because tia iIqairy has been msde. why sound
IS. Mt hlways transmitted through The air with
iqlsl facility. Sound will It sl! timfs run rlonP
atmospheric wavss in which met:ors or clouds
srs forming. srd it is then transmitted, in Ger.
tain directions. with remarkable dinfinctness.
The waves. Of atmosphere and the oft is Of the
clouds, in rth l,titadss from lott to right,
aLd the N, teoIs or clou1s rotats from right &"
left Tbs ravss CT cloud orbits 20 upward ard
northwsrd from the Equator to latitude thirty -one,
and them northwsrd aud eSst@ ard in such msn-
er that oulside OF FIFTY north the waves or Orbits
li5 Ie. rly i.om Weet 10 east.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
SuERMaN'S LETTER.

Ii. lrss arnistice Of tho wsr--Gke scme
a.nc,e' Leiore The walls Of Trcy-has fe.r
asa.!=aI l.y lilo Olympic game Of q news
!.;l7 controversy between the commander
Iii. controversy, as usual, leaves the parties
.s:i HLcrs they were, each persistent in bis
''a vpl,siuns. sherman's extraordinary let
Ii na,t, however, Lave heen written for some
S'f.:s. lie rzoleeses q willingness Ito make
sEash sacrifice for the peace and honor Of
.;SJu;i as tbs best born Southron among
80" li9w does this compare with tho private
sSsf lGnlish Il some weeks since, purporhng
+A1sa 30, n written by the same Sherman, e1-
-''sioFy Of The PURPOSES IT tho Northern
'''t'n@.n. Our readers cannot have for
'"'sn II. Iais leuor annUune.s that the peo-
'sOi The Cotton States are 10 be- deported to
10 e'iss country. their land to be cultivated
?elaaciratsd slaves, and the country thus
,''I:eI &c the rule of the Northern people
''l!ih lis frst communication to Hood he
H'''-e people of Atlanta are to be removed
s''a'a Il is to 'the iatorest Of the United
,Nss' that it should be done. Why, then,
10 Hata about friendship to the South ?
y tbs defence of an act which repeals oil
e.'e amenities wiieh civilization has thrown
'aA 'i.v gsuEt skeleton Of war, and thrusts
;.''f'"t h..ek again upon the unmitigated
), s'A'isAs Of the darkest agss3 There is
:"0ls answer. Lincoln il called before tho
humanity to answer for the deeds of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

GEN. JUBAL EARLy.-"Pha1. . III the Griffin
Rebel gives ths following Pen sketch Of this
distinguished officer:
Old Jnbal Early, OR ss Gan. Lee csll4 him.
his bad old man,, has won nsma during hil
sojourn in the Valley OF Virgnis of " J ch hs i,
we'll worthy. Did You ever s-e him ii Hni,
ynu have u,i1ssd Gle Of the grest'at cnrin, 'irs
Of the wSr. He is \ man Of c6n6niernhl, coIp9
rosity, with y full face which has the appearance
of tho full moon when it is at its height in nd.
ness. He is 8bnut ak ieet high, md Of immt n,u
structure. bis voice sounds like n cracked
Chinese fiddle, and comes from bis mouth SOME
What on the styls OF hRrdshtl BaT tist, with H
long drswl, accompanied with an idterpo ton Of
oa,ha. In the winter bis head is encaset in a
net striped woolen skull cap drawn down ov,r
bis ears, while his body il ont4ineS wnhin the
embraces of Virginia clylh ovor.cuat, striking
hi, heels. His legs are covered by l.ggiugs of
the same mstsrial, wrapped from the f:et ur-
wards ~ high rs the kneos with whts tspe Fla
is rs brave as he is homsly and sa homoiy as
any man you ever saw, except PsrJon BrownIow.
who is aaid to rival his Sstinic MG .sty in lis
personal appearance. There FRA Inmmy anecdotes
relsted OF old Jubsl, bnt canh"t IT present csl
to memory but ons. During iho battles in tho
Wi deroess Gu one occasion r-gimsnt iiom
South Carolina was ordered T. isrge tho ena-
my. For some reason they falttred. Old .IuLal
hea,ihg Of i. rode up to the hesi of H., cnlnnln,
AMI IN tast psculiArity Of tens for which hs is
noted cried out ffohi The top 81 lis voc,, hoy
you got Us ito this ID .crspe, aud by H-i
you shall help us out. Charge" The Iesi.nsh;
wsy &c cut by the remark that they rrsbed upon
the Zoe, driving him frorn every position.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
SORGHUM.

As nearly every farmer has several cores
,.lar,cd III eo1yhum, an3 aa the zane isiust
nos ,ipeuine, wo i.ara thought tho publication
CT son,o ihcts in regard 10 the manuIsoture u
tho syrup .ould to acceptable to cur rehdsrs,
AMI .! cspaoial valuo to th0ss who will attempt
to rake il nov fo7 the first tima.
Thera b1e two varieties of case, the Sor-
garm AID I,sp1s1. Tho former is the ordi.
nary variety cultivated in Virginia, with
tr1wn tafs of seed, somewhat resembling tho
trcaui corn. Tho Eecd of tho latter stand in
straight tufts, in the form of cone, are
black, and consequently this variety is often
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
tlTr INTELl.fGEStE

! ISCe"rIARY FIREs-lIr.yY 1Css --AlGut
tx" .c"ck Yesterday u,oining the restaurant
| 5a i1th straet, Known as "Onr House." ks1t
By Nr. CEhros llu1t, VEG discovered On fire.
Tho fro llEado oprcr;uncly arrived IL pre-
rahtan extensive certiAgr grafton, and confined the
6re 10 lolton Of the building in which it
| originated. Investigation proved that the
| building haa been fired ty an incendiary in
| thtee places in tho wile sellsf aud in the tSo
rh"Iis, irnIr and tear IN the third story. Mr.
| Hunt Was absent ii9m tho city. and his mana
ger. MIR. Robert Hnhi tielh waa uslecp in the
| front rn1ai Oh tho third story, from which he
| Was l;saued, Nhilo tho interior ii The building
Was niniuI around him, hy wa:chman Frank
| lin. Who l,roks down tho door. Ills door Was
! locked. aEd, from tho fact that his room was
ret on rira inside. Ill il surlossd that the incen-
tiHry gIiiisd Access by means of falBs KEY
Between two or three thousand dollais 10 Con-
ieiernta money we're stolen frrlh under the
head 1T his bed, and another bed in the room
was sci on fire. In the rear ruCm, number
| Of trunks were broken open, belonging to Mies
| EIiZateth Hunt, sister Of the proprietor, ard
robbed ol large quantity Of valuable wearing
| apparel, q considerable amount Of State bank
money, and some gold and silver coin. In the
| trunk containing the money wore five gold
watches. very valuable, anil one diamond ring,
worth II 500. none Of which were taken. TIE
insurance policies on the house and other
| property, slso in Que Of tho trunks, were un-
indicated !:y The promptness Of the iremen,
tho lire did not gsin any great headWsy. and,
although tho houss Was damaged considcra-
bly,, it is still in condition in which it oan bs
repaired with facility. Dir. Hunts losses
| by the fra, and tho robbery are estimated ct
anut $50 900.
Yesterday morning. ai.aut six o'clock, the
Sexton u Sycamore Church, ca llsh strest,
discovered that Lilt1ing to he on ire behind tbs
| inor, iii tho yesliLule of the lecture room. IL
Lad evidently he5n set on fire not long before,
Or, 1t during tho night, had burned slowly. All
| tha wood work in Ole corner of the vestibule
| wns on fro. utd The wall WAS becoming black.
Ths Sexton quickly procured the necessary
"s-islaner and e.tinguidl.od ths fire bstoso
a"y eerous damage could be done.
We have sn inGendiary fire now eysry
| right. Lot the most energetic efforts be made
toibring the noendiaries to justice. An er-
ample On the galluws may put stop to it,
-<S<--
FIiAHcGAL.-The following il a correct ,s-
port oi GALES made by lancaster & Co., at
auction. $6rtambor 2lat lsGI:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

Lieu.. Col. McCulloch, of the ID Missouri cav
airy, who was wounded in Memphis, we regret
to learn, is thought to be dylog.
1t is stated that at the taking Of Alsep, tie
Prussisns massscred 400 vahqu.shsd and wound
ed Swiss volunteers.
Noithern papers cnnlinue to be fled with &C.
counts of deep conspiracy and plot alleged to
have been uuesrthed In Indi sns.
UsITEp sTATEs Coat OF ARMs.-A. parcel of
ragged negroes sitting pens:vsjy on pile Of
ruina,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

An escaped Yankee WAS captured On FIiiay by
Mr. F. Krenson, at No. Central railroad, and
sent to town in charge of one Ct his negroes.
Sambo promptly delivered him ever 10 the bar
racks and was suitably rewarded He said he
knew that mssss would trust him with money;
but with white Yankee! Goo long "-Soutt-
ern Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

The King o: Belgium is comirg 10 the United
States. II he l4nds at New imk hs will be pret.
ty sure OF getting an invitation 10 enlist The
RECRUITERS are reported to be 3 perfect SWARM
in New Yrrx.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

a little con of Hardy Dspo, Esq, Fayetteville,
N. c., was accidentally shot il tae head, q few
days ago, by young woman, who fred gun
si him, not knowing it was loaded. Flo disd in
a few hours after.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
EROM CHARLESTON

Cn4RLEsruS, Sept. 90 Two large guns,
drawn by twenty horses esch have been br5oght
to battery Gregg, and sre bting mounted by the
enemJ continue their FIRE on The city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

MI W5lie P. Hill, well known citizen o.
Wilkes county, Ga., wss fatally wounded few
Days sgo by tie accidental explosion Of revolver
which fell from his bress: pocket.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

An officer advising bis General to capture a
post remarked. ."It will only cost ioH men"
well said tho General, will you make one
o. the fsw7"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

4 YnI'T" MlH"m.&r GuSE NnRTH-His
GnIIiS ATrIrIiFD.--Ptt.rs .rshuTs. s.ys the "E1
press, WAS Ihruwn into eGnis ext em6Li On Sat
nrday. by The HliInnDc .rnsnl tLrl Benz. A. Lucy,
one OF Gus prin,i al Esis.l ir:ca:s. hsd winged
his li9tr IRON tue CdnfrdoTa"y and gene 10 the
Yankees. It ha,i been ohserval h.t Lucy was
missing t,.lm lis siore and ths htre;r who're ho
WIS previously sen eEaIy Lcur CT the dsy, for
several lays hut nttL,ng airis. WAS conjectured
uifil Saturday, whsn it wao pat!icly stated that
he had di,appsare.!. + IL iu tier stated that be
supplied Li.ns,l. L'r,iiy with g1d AMI green
backs bsture hia d-ral:nc All report says he
carried upwardu ti SG9, ,Ut0 With hin. lie con-
ve,tad ! is Cnrfcd lat ln;ncy Irto specie North
esn currency, j,*elEr. clc. Lrc7 departed in
company with cGmsy young girl, with whom
ne 20 laid - have hsuE on Intimate terms for
some in.e past, and who is sail - be Of Irish de-
scclt. They ara probably safe within tho ene-
my 8 .lires, Il Tot in Norfolk, l'y this time.
The sufferers on Saturday ttt tached such gooos
and property Il, Lucy lstt behind, and Will IN due
time. proceed to sell them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

sl,aln Rish, Frsdhg ani Potomac per
osi,t dividend bolt. lS3.
I'D shares L. and Danyllls K. r. stack. lGl.
10 do Va. Csntral Il. T. stock, llI,.
y do r., F. lnl p. Il. R. stock, l27.
500 lt.nanoud city bonds, $50.
j.9Du d" do 25l.
l Shsro Oli D1aliuion Trading Co., 1900
l 10 Heh. lap. ahl Exp. stork, 775
Il 10 James RI ser rankst Co GtGek. lO3A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

FIiasrt.L..-Tho following il ocrrset re-
port of GALES made by lancaster & Co., at
auction. September 2lat. lsGI:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

THE NINTH VERMoNT.-A letter in the
New York Times, dated Newberu. Feb. 7th,
describing the recent rebel attack upon New
bern, says:
1.-The third point assaulted was Newport
Barracks, by heavy force of the enemy, and
after lively contest Of some three hours, the
Ninth Vermont retreated to Morehead City,
taking one ofthe guns with them, spiking the
two remaining, and either carrying away or
destroying all their camp equipage and sup
plies. Their loss, as near as it can be ascer-
tanned at present, is about l00"
private letter from an officer in the 9th
Regiment, dated Morehead City, N. c., Feb.
4th, states that they were attacked by the
enemy in vastly superior numbers at Newport
Barracks, Feb. 2, losing some men killed and
wounded and most of their baggage, &c.-
Lieut.. Bolton is mentioned as wounded in
the shoulder. The Ninth is said to have
fought well, and rallied eleven times against
greatly superior numbers but finally retrested
in good order.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

WELL Pur.-The Patterson Press says (:
The other evening" while train was about
to leave Long Deck, Jersey City, the car for
Hackensack being well filled, a young negro
recruit passed through, whereupon be became
a subject for all the stale wit that Jeh's poll
teal guerrillas could muster up Noticing
one who had taken part in these remarks at
his expense, the young soldier in the drollest
possible manner stepped up, took off his cap,
bowed, and with "will you allow rae to
kill rebel for you, sab ?" produced an out
burst Of laughter all over the car.
Politeness goes agood ways. Henry Ward
Beecher says, ian impudent clerk can do as
much injury to a mans store as the neglect of
the proprietor to advertise his goods"
The lawyers of Adrian, Michigan, are on
strike The people are debating whether to
give them bigger fees or to live quietly and
staTye them out.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

doned, beaten with shot, ragged through her
whole frame where shells had torn aud burst.
On that night, freight of dead men were on
her deck, and the bodies of drowned men
hoated about her hoary hull for retinuo !
Then came crash,--s light making all
bright, flung back from the FURNISHED gum
stocks, from the pool by the roadside, reveal
ing the watching soldiers and the slain steeds
fallen hcadlong in the road ia tho midst of
the camp. So passed the veteran ship
through FIRE and earthquake-shock to an i'm
mortality in history.
The book is published in Boston, by
WALKER, WISE 81 Co.. who will send it free
by mail 90 receipt of SLIPS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19
NERVE INVIGnRATnR.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19
ALTHRATIVE SYRUP

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19
DIURETIC COMPOUND,

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19


A writer ia the Detroit Tribune, referring
to the studio of Powers in Florence, says -
Here stands one most beautiful thing, which
was designed for the Capitol at Washington,
but was not acceptable to the powers that
were, and stands still in waiting for an order
from the American government, whi,h the
artist hopes to receive by and by 1t is a
beautiful female figure which he calls "Amer-
lea 1t is of the finest marble, six feet and
one inch high, and wears a crown on which
are thirteen stars. America stands with
her right hand resting on bundle of rods
bound firmly together, with her mantle fallen
par ly over it, Her left foot rests on a orok-
en- chain, and her left hand points to heaven
attributing to God the freedom and the
strength which have been attained. The
whole is most beautiful. But Franklin
Pierce was President when this was executed
as the model from which larger figure in
bronze was to be cast for the dome of
the Capitol, and he was afraid that the
South might not like the looks Of
broken chains so it was rejected. -
Mr.. Powers remarked that he was innocent
at the time Of intending any allusion to slav-
cry, but now he was quite willing to accept
the fact; and when our country shall come
forth from the present war with slavery de-
stroyed, and the Union more firmly cemented
than ever, they might not object to 'Ameri-
cas- standing with one foot on the broken
letters"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19
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