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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-05

Prisoners from Beanregards Army-Sev-
eral Abolition prisoners captured in the battle
of Corinth, by General Bsanregard's forces,
heretofore quartered at Selma Alabams, were
brought to this city on Tuesday, in charge of
Capt Geo. w. Cary, of Alabama, and Capt
L. J. Jennings, of the Sd Louisiana Battalion,
aod lodged temporarily at a hotel on Main
street, On yesterday, 10 obedience to an or
der from Gen Winder, commanding the De-
partment of Henrieo, they were lodged in the
may have been brought thithsr for the purpose
of an exchange. The names given by the
parties are Major w. NJ. Stone, L. $. A, (of
Iowa. Col. Madison Miller. L. S. A., (of Mis-
souril; and Capt. f. Gregg, L. 8. A, tof Rock
Island, Illinois, We could hear nothing of
any existing intention to seud them to Sails
bury. N. G, this morning with the other pri
AonerS
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haenzfs TO Sscindie That the city has an
abundance of interruptions persons re-
eidiup here at tn pres time, has been abun-
dainty proved on eeveral occasions. On Tnes-
day nignt fellow. disyuies d in th. haoiliments
Of "A eotdier, entered n barber shop near the
O 4 Ma ket, House. and after getting shaved
offered IN payment dollar Tennessee note
Not being able TO make the change the bar
Der returned it to his customer, who refused
to receive it, saying he had given him a ten
dollar note. Drawing big knife, he chased
all of the operatives ont of the ahop, and was
in the act of demolshinc the proprietor when
Capt Pieasants, of the Night Waseh. entered,
and hearing all The circumstances, directed The
man to nd ourB, bat that if he wished the bar
her arrested, ha could do so by getting war
rant The man went of, but soon returned
with one OF the Provost Marshal detectives,
who carried both plaintiff and defendant be
fore Capt Alexander. The barber was search
ed, and no ten dollar note found. lie was about
10 he discharged when the detective asked the
privilege of searching the complainant INA
being accorded, he soon hauled ont from con.
ceaied pocket the ten dollars he pretended The
barber retained, and in another pocket found
the BARRIERS shears, which thu interruptions
fellow had stolen. The party was seit to Gas
tie Goodwin. On the same night, man, pre-
tending to be one Of the military police,
stopped a negro employed at Major drlsWold d
office, while On his way home, and under PIE
tence thu; he had 10 PASS, TOOK from him a
watch aud cham, swearing he had stolen 1t
from him. lie started 10 carry tbs darhey to
au imsg inary guard house, cutting hin on the
face with an artillery ewon1 several times to
make him move faster. when the crowd who
bad gathered insisted that he should be taken
before the Assistant Provost Marshall aud the
affair regularly investigated. The fellow was
at this tune carrying his prisoner to secluded
spot On the Dock, bat was constrained To face
about and march for Franklin street. Arriv ed
ut the proper place an examination established
She fact that the negro had bought the watch
fscm Ed. Kersey, watchm and had owned
it for an indefinite period, and that the bogns
officers claim 10 ii wac wholly imaginary. He
was locked up in Castle Goodwin on the charge
of conspiracy to rob, aud uuiaw fully stabbipg
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
drittcndcu.s Philadelphia Conn
mcrcinl College.

n f. Corner of 7th and Chestnut SITS, Philadelphia
rDlITS INSTITUTION, which established in
| 1911, and is now consequently i'll the 18th year
OF its existence numbers among its graduates, hun
drcds of the most successful Merchants and Business
Men Of our country. =,
The object of the Institution is solely TO afford
Young men facilities for thorough preparation for
business. :.
The branches taught arc, Book Keeping, as appll-
cable to the various departments of trade; fenman
chip. both plain and ornamental Commercial Law
Mathematics. Navigation, Civil Engineering Draw
ing Phonography. and Modern Languages,
The system Of instruction is peculiar no classes or
set lessons are made use Of but each student is taught
indivi,luallv SO that he may commence at any time,
and attend whatever hours arc most convenient.
Catalogues are issucd annually after the 10th of
ArriI containing names of the students for the year,
and full particulars of terms, &c, and may be OBJ
tanned Mt any time by addressing the Principal.
In extensive accommodations, widespread rcpnta-
iion. and the lengthy experience of the Principal,
this Institution offers facilities superior TO any other
iu the country. for young men wishing to prepare for
business. and to obtain at the same time diploma,
which will prove a recommendation for them to any
Mercantile House.
y Crittcndcn's Series Of Trcatiscs on Book
Keeping now more widely circulated than any other
work ON the subject. are for sale at the College.
& HODGES CRITTENDEN, Attorney at Law.
February $. lSG2.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09

Then use JAY MES INPECTORANT. DO not
allow your cold to take its own course. Two thirds
of The victims of consumption their Affections to
the fatal mistake of "wating for cough to get well
of itself" Do not fall into this error, but avail
yourself at once of remedy which thirty years
experience hosdcmonsirated is certain to procure
speedy cure.
HAVE YOU ASTHMA OR PHTIISIs.
Then use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, which will
overcome the spasmodc contraction Of the wind
tubes and cause them to eject the mucuous or matter
which clogs them up, and by easy and free expec
toration remove all difficulty of breathing
HAVE YOU BRONCHITIS!
Then use JAYNE 5 SEXPECTORANT This wide
srrcad disease which may generally be described
nm inflammation of the fine skin which lines the inside
of the wind tubes or air vessels spreading through
every part Of the lungs is often taken for consump
tion. The EXpectorant suhducs this inflammation,
relieves the attending cough, PAIN and difficulty Of
breathing, and if the case is not of too long standing
will certainly produce cure.
HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION ?
Then use JAYNE 5 EXPECTORANN. It clean.
scs the lungs from all irritating matters whilc at the
eamc time it heels AMI inyigUracs them. OF all the
remedies which have been offered to the public for
this drCud disease none have stood the test of time
maintained 50 universal popularity this EXpcCo-
rant Thousands who have been given up by their
Physicians incurabo have been restored to perfect
health by its use. and their testimony must carry
cuoyicton to all who read it.
HAVE YOU PLEURISY?
Then uscJAYNE'S EXPECToRANT. Bytaking
taking two three large doses in the early stage of
the disease in quick succession, and covering up
warmly in bed, this preparation acts a sudoriiic or
sweating medicine, and sublucs the inflammation at the
outset.
HAVE YOU COUGH
Then use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. There is
no remedy which cifcctually ovcrcomcs this disease
as the EXpcc,orant. What parent can witness the
sulcrings Of her children from this distressing COM
plant without doing all in her power for their
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
.2n Army OMCcr Oh .abOIItiOnssm

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l'''eF written by an oliIcer OF the regular
army, holding high position on the staff
of Gen. Mcclellan. dated June u, 1862.
nave "Cch Ioi" 'ha' confessions are good
i"I INC soul Iin gong 10 make one To
you. l am ut laSI an "oo'uohiSi Not
'hat l i"Nc the negro or nm prepared TO say,
Art tnou not man ana "nd brother
oUt 90 l'(G my country ana the Whllc
race MY o'a pL,GUiIce ana P'htIC"I igcIlnG
nave oGcn "iIcu OUT one ny one, sloMIy nut
surely could ho' pass '.'fo0Sh al mat
nave N''hI77'" curing lnc 'aH' year, ana not
see NsAt every .ohcS' IN" SanHh' man
Sno"'u' lh%t an institution "n'Cn can so
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''.i' '''.'',' I,ot ~ ito',,',W 'l INA,
Ni".l' .,''s arc :" "''NIoHS NI 10 oNoI'llloN'
M "Ym " ~ IP!!y'I''I "..'' '','o INC 5'A luN ~
'''' ,lIhS h 1,,rod i,r, a '',I,'"S NV ,il'' t, ,
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
FIRE AT GREEN CASTLE
CnANBTnsGrnG, Franklin county, Pa

CHANDERSBURG, Franklin county, Pa,
August 3lst. 1851.
Mcs3r7 Evans & WATSON, lhalclr lrha--ttcnlr
men On the morning of the 22d Of August, 1861
our Storchouse ut Grecncastle destroyed by fire
The SalAnandcr Safe purchased from yUu some
few years since in the above mcntihncd store.
house. and contained all books papcrs cash, &c
which preserved in perfect condition, after
being exposed to most intense heat for several hours
Please inform us upon what terms you will scl ~
another larger Safe.
Yours truly, OAKS & AUSTIN.
Saamanlcr Safes, for Banks, Stores, Private
Families &c., &c. Also, Evans Wa-un's Patent
AlIhabctical Bank Locks and Bank Vault Doors,
equal to any made in the country, and sold on rs
good terms. & W. would respectfully refer to
tho following Banks and other parties, having their
Safes and locks in usc, to their entire satisfuc
tion, and many ohcrs given at their Store.
USTEn STATES MINT, Branch Bank, ShclbyVillc,
Philadelphia. Tennessee.
INITED STATES ARSESAL City Bank of Philadelphia
California. Consolidation b K Of PhilH
PuttStowm Bank. Pa. Com tn Bank of Phila.
CoutcsNillc Bank. Pa. Chattanooga Bank. Tenn
SroudshnrC Bank, Pa Prem Loan As-'un, 4th 81
Jersey shore Bank Pa. Bank of Northumberland
Lock Haven Bank, Pa. Bank of North II Libcrtic-,
Union Bank, Baltimore Philadelphia
Southwestern Bank of Va. Paul and swift. Bankers.
Fulton linnll, atlanta, Ga. Alabama
Newark Bank, Del. W q Sterling, ,Wilkcsb'c
Bank Of y, C., Raleigh, lcwshurg Bank, Pa.
Other references given upon calling At our Store,
No. IL 5, Fourth Street, Phadcl pLia
March %, lS62-ly
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The -. I.OUis,

Cic,tRW Sted, lctwcn Third anu Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA
UNIE undersigned, having leased, for a term of
| years, this popular house, have the pleasure of
announcing to their friends and the travelling com
muny that II is now opcn for the reception of guests
The house, since the first of March last, has been
entirely renovated and reittcd in superior manner !;
the apartments are large, well ventilated and fur
ushcd in modern style, 1t is centrally located,
conN cnicnt to all the depot and steamboat landings,
mud in the immediate vicinity Of tho Custom House,
Posi- Office and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with the Hotel is Restaurant for tho
accommodation Of those preierring the European
rlan Prices Of Rooms from Three to Seven Dollars
per week according 10 location,
Board - 30 per day Table Iiote for merchants
and business mon from TO Z NJ
HENRY NEIE,
ISAAC l.. DENpE
Anil II 1862 ty
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
CHOICE POETRY.
AMY WENTWORTH.

Her fingers shame the ivory keys
They dance SO light along
The bloom upon her parted lips
is sweetcr than the song.
Orcrfumed suitcr, spare thy smiles
Her thoughts are not of thee:
She better loves the saltcd windcd,
The voices of the sea
Her heart is like an outbound ship
That at its anchor swings:
The murmur of the stranded she'll
Is in the song she sings.
She sings, and, smiling hears her praise,
But dreams the while of one
Who watches from his sea blown deck
The iccbcrgs in the sun.
She questions all the winds that blow,
And every fog-wrcath dim,
And bids the sca-birds flying north
Bear messages to him.
She speeds them with the thanks Of men
lie pcrillcd life to save
And grateful prayers like holy oil
To smooth for him the wave.
Brown Viking of the fishing smack
Fair toast of all the down -
The skippcrs jcrkin in bosccms
The lady's silkcn gown!
B,t moor shall Amy Wentworth wcor
For him ihr blu.h of shame
Who dare. 70 sci his smnnly ,ifts
Arginat her ancient name
Tho strcom j. Lricbtcst ot It's srrirr
And LI1nd is moi ike wine
Nor honorcd les tbnn he Who hcirs
Is he who POUNDS a line
Full lirhtlv shall the prize he won.
Irlnyo he Fnrtuun's s,ur.
And never maiden s,oons ia him
Who lifts himself to her.
Her home is brave in Jafirov street,
With stascly starways worn
By feet of old Colonial knights
Anl ladies gentlc.born.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
MISCELLA N.EOUS.
ANTHONY TRObLopE IN AMERICA.

N-0 IN a.
Mrs, FRANCES lIoliope, some thirty years
ago, wrote SPICY and sptciul book on
America. Her son, the novelist, Mr.. An
thony lrolIope. hau long thought OF writing
a work ABOUT the Imtcd states. Last year
he visited Us Tor the purpose, and the result
IS Il couple OF stout English octave volumes.
we furnish Il lew extracts, which VIII show,
III general way, what Mr.. IrU!!ope thinks
"l uS, though we may aId, that these are
some "l the most favorable. One thing Is
qullc houcca'Hc' 'll'4I whenever MI iro!"pc
makes dircCt comparison between the
EhgII,hiian dhI thc American, IN hIhc cases
ont "t ten It Is III laNor OF the latter. lie,
lndcGa, assumes tIiaI the EllE"shman or
EhGilNhmhh, WIN competent income AND
AN assured place IN S"cIGty, Is better and
ncli'r OH 'ilah "hYp"uy cl'c III the N"tI".-
hut Whch il comes 10 inc great MASSES, Inc
case Is quite the reverse.
AMERICANS AND ENGLrsrMEN.
nTho oro t,,iro IN which &c C,r 90 nv.
;r,1,rncnt Coos tLc r,onln 6f r'" IrnitnI
iSt,to, La,S, ,,..IIol -, lp,,sI;,l,,no,, ,,, -.
tn ;rst;G. ,I,nn, IN tal i,,, - tLar,so,,.o,
nroi,. nIich ,yo c,nnot t7l,c 20 n,,rSoj,.o.
~ n,Gso =, ,i,or, j. ti"ra,tt, ~ I,'lot;
= AMI ,,,;,,,ih ,,,,,,,i,,in ,,,a1,i'
and intel Iiranoo bovo Incn +,n ro.ult and
with thcsr-inoI,in~ ot tIc whale mnsscs ,,'l Of
thc nconIc 7 thini5 ~, ;pstifnd ,o ~ sorin,r
nnr;ropdI confnrt AMI i'i hainnss Il ~; y n, ,'
that rnr nv, raoor - ~ ,d ',o
Of "ico,inH anG r,+ " ,r r, ho'
nroLnLir hoc, ,'I honnt;rrI onrb Su" bo'o h"o,
innro Ln,,n,. IN Nov, Tn,l, tLnr GooIon
II - n"t tEa+ rho ~ n,, ,, nto - cav roni
aI ri,o Lo,,o na,,,o ~ 80 "' ;i tht h"I
, Inc, on ,or;con ic nrt :. T. ,Lis. 1 if .' ,n'
AMI - ' c,n ,I,r nnnnt n IN , - al 'f tiato ~" o
whom nnr c,,ns NAV p rast any ,ca,n ti,o cir'
, W"l S hi ' l,.o ,,V soIi ',ii' m
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,v,nII ha,. LaI @ L,or Ic, os '',,' -,i,.
% Tou'" i'',0 .,"m ''.I H; 10 -,I,',, ,ii aus
EmaI;sLr,So,, ,r iIoS N'''' - '"N'' 'I''''' 80
~ ,,on 20, c,rrct lie ov, ,,,;,or;cs ~
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l.,S ,'vs ,,' ,', n ,,'rN ~ y, o,'o ltc
i ~ f1 n i,f Io I Tr;n,, =" '''>a I,i+ ''I ,Im
nI,oata I h id Iic, c1r NJ "i''r. ';Ii o'' ~
tbc Northcn States hrttrr tbon life ror thc
million Is with us,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
War! War! War.

War! War! War!
COME FROM THE NORTH
COME FROM THE SOUTH,
COME FROM TIE EAST,
COME FROM TIE WEST
Save the country and build yourselves homcf, for
now is the time to get your Lumber cheap. Yes,
LUMBER! LUMBER :! LUMBER -
can be purchased at low rates at the STEAM SAW
MILL OF
IRA r. CLEMENT, SUNBURT PA,
Such ~ Panel I,upher, Frame Lums,r Boards, ST.
ding, Shingles from g to 81 per thousand Plastering
l,"ta Falling, Roofing Lath, &c, &c,
All bills ordered, for any kind Of Lumber will be
iurp 'hed at the shortest notice,
IRA T. CLEMENT
SunhnrY. March 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1862.

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anu .ci.ci ni"u,,'Su III tIG.E respect than
% %,hc S'i'a ,'"i''"!v' '' ,oi''S III ENG
.''',, i,u' 'n,S ",o S' i,.,,''l1'S superior as
~ -. .'''Nu su".Sri ii',''eN,i",''y perceive
@ INV So'i,I H N't\ I\io. s'!onS t"uS' must nave
I'",, ,,."'.u ','' cil''ic '-i.. c'lI''
, E", No"'," y! 'o"ISG, W ''spI''' To say
.,"' '''I Pc,io' 'oI'i''oll y, tnc No'NcrS
,iuS' "",G 1 .Lt' .I,i o.'"H'ontu 'E superior
n H"S's H., "nu .''''i ~ orI!a,i' 'Nten,' mas
zen ','L ~ O",'.'i no' 'nr h'SI'.r P'Ei''cn's
70 ,'U. ','o ,,','' . '.tuSe No'h'h wages III
,u.',;s At, ,,,'' ,,'Il .t'tnp Il. IG ho"e
l,'1 iDH "I't"ST ,'io". H"I''n 'i''S'
Mo.N, Mn'Ci IS, 'aNV 1t, Iu'lI ,'lru more
snnl' "Ti'aC'. ti '"' It. h','c'''s'cr' OF I'll"
- Yum ~ II ,ii' u9S VI '',c '!, co''""
n'E,uh W WI "loii '"c'"; hui II wages
n4I"mI nl 1,,' m,tI l',svu " 'ut L""e'I
I,',,I,' ~? "a 'l,,.''I'tl } G womb" Noo' i''t
I lo, ,,''''' ''i anu e"uV"'c'' l'Ne
NV 'o" ''' "o'"'"
CANADA.
II must confess that in going from the
States into Canada, an Englishnan is struck
by the feeling that he is qoin@ from richer
country into one that is poorer. and from Il
! greater country into one that is less.
II could not enter Canada without seeing.
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SaNlsgseY STEAM FIGURING.
WILL

rINllE subscribers having taken possession of this
| first class FLOURING MILi. are prepared
TO receive grain of all kinds aud tc do custom work
at the shortest notice. Customers will have their
griss ground Immediately upon their being left ut
the Mill. As it is the intention Of the firm to stock
the Mill, large supply of grain will be constantly
kept on hand and flour hy the quantity can ulway'
be obtained. The greatest care will be taken 10 turn
out superior qunlity of -four, for which the mill Is
admirably adapted Strict attention will he paid TO
the wants of customers, and the patronage Of the
public generally is Srcsrcctfully requested
Sunbury, June %, 1850. MORGAN & co
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POSTOEFsCE SAVINGS HANEGS.
Their Objects and Advantages.
Hoe tie .Systcm is Prac'isol IN EDgla,a.

y
For many years past the "Moncy Order
Department" of the British postoilicc has
been in active operation. Its object is the
safe, speedy and economical transmission of
small sums Of money from any one part of
the United Kingdom to another, and 80 po-
pular a medium of remittance has it become
that the amout of money orders now annual
IL issued exceeds in value sixty millions of
dollars, and the commission charged thereon
leaves to the postoilice a net annual profit of
about $l50,0O0.
The great success of the moncy-OrdCr syS-
tenn mas led the British government to ostab,
lish in connection with it a savings bank
system. the principal feature of which is the
dcpositc or Withdrawal of money in any
part of the United Kingdom, an advantage
to dcpositors having occasion to remove their
residence from one place to another, or to
travel in pursuit OF eheir avOcations, which
is selfapparcnt.
SUCCESS OF TIE SYSTEM
In A paper read before the Social Science
Congress in London, at its annual meeting
last month, Mr.. ChetNynd, the Comptroller
of these banks, described the success which
had thus far attended the experiment. lie
stated that 2,532 postal banks had been es-
tablished since the 10th of September last,
whcn the system first came into operation.
This number gives an average OF one post
Office bank to 10,Si5, people. whilst OF the
old savings bank there was only one 10 10
600 people.
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ssrandic~. Wines, Gins, No.

TINIE subscriber, having opened in Thompson $
! Brick Building. Mill street, Danvillc Large
md complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising the hcst brands Of BrandicS, Gin, Old
Eyc Scotch and Irish WhSkry, Port, Sherry, Ma
dcjra. Champagne and other Wines OF all grades, all
o which will be sold Wholesale, at the lowest city
prices Tavrrn-k-~pcrs, by buying of us, can save
at least the freight
Persons dcsir,us of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE,
may rely upon being furnished with pure and
uualuilcrtcd article.
.ty7 Being determined to establish reputation for
selling cheap, he respectfully socits the patronage
Of The public. All orders promptly attended to.
JEREMIAIIS 5. HALL.
Danvillc, june Is, 1850.
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WI .ilincIOm House.

NORTHUMBERLAND PENNSYLVANIA,
(Ncgr tie BridgC)
INlE subscriber having leased this well known
| Tavern Stand, lately kept by Mrs C. s Brown,
respectfully informs the public that he is rcGttng and
repairing the premises and will be prepared to en-
trrar, in a comfortable manner, his numerous
friends throughout the county, and all who may
pa.rpnizC his establishment.
April u 1862. JOSEPH NANklRk.