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FAMILY DYE COIOR>
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By Dr. L. Dix if falling TO in less time than any
physician more efectualy and permanently, with
e, restraint from occupation fear Of exposure 10 all
v Gather with safe and pleasant medicines,
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
The Indian War.

LEAyENwOETH, Aug 1J.
The AtchisOn Press has news from Little
Blue, that the Indians, on Sunday last, com.
menced an indiscriminatc murder of the
whites in that section of the stage route
The station-kcepers and settlers were all
leaving, and the Overland Mail coaches had
stopped running.
|. ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is.
4 dispatch from Fort Lcavcnsworth to
the Democrat says the Indian outragcs CON
tinue in Northern Kansas. The people in
the northwestern counties have been muir
dercd, their crops destroyed, and their stock
driven OIL
The evidence accumulatcs to show that
all or nearly all the tribes on the plains are
banded together for war. Gen. Blunt has
issued orders that no arms or ammunition
shall be sold To them, and notified all otf-
GERS having authority with the Indians not
to allow them to leave their reservations for
the West, and that such act will be taken
as proof of their hostslity, and treated nc,
cordingiy,
LEAVLSswoRTu, August l5.-The Koko,
tab Union OF the I'd says everything in the
nature of crops in the Missouri Valley, from
Fort Pierre 10 Sioux City, has been ruined
m the short space OF two days by gmsshop
pcrs, and that the supply IT food must be
Imported lor the subsistence of the people
during the ensuing year,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

The Keysport took down from Bermuda
Hundred to Fort Monroe over one hundred
prisoners from this fight, about forty of
" hon claim to be deserters. There was but
little fighting done 10y Hancock accomplish
ing his end by skillful manoeuverng and a
surprise, and consequently our loss was
small. it being estimated at less than one
hundred. Previous to the movement up
the river, the troops were placed on trans
ports and moved down ostensibly to below
llarrisons Landing, thus completely deceiv-
ing the rebels, who alone supposed the siege
of Petersburg and Richmond was being
raised. Under cover OF the night the troops
were turned up the liver again, and the re-
suit was a complete surprise of the enemy
Our troops have now gained it is said
an important position within two miles OF
Fort Darling
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

A BLAST OF WAR.-It was a genuine llnst
OF war that was experienced at Petersburg
on Saturday, when General Grant sprung
BIS grand mine and sent guns, men, &c.
lying halfa mile into the air And when
tile grand refrain sung from the throats of
one hundred and twenty great guns. all
blazing at once along the Union lines This
was, indeed, war, earnest, dramatic war -
In the meantime Rockhill & Wilson. the
proprietors of the Brown Stone Clothing
liail, Nos. 6O3and 00j Chesnut street, above
oiHth' continue to manufacture the most
elegant and comfortable wearing apparel for
for gentlemen and youths
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
SHERMAN'S ARMY.
BATTLE OF THREE HOURS AND A
HALF DURATION.
Rebel Loss from 5000 to 1000
CAPTURE. OF 1900 TO 1000 STAND OF
ARMS AND BATTLE FLAGS.
OUR Loss BUT 5se MEN.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN LOGAN
WAsuINGToN, August II.

WASHINGTON, August II.
The following report from Gen. Logan
has been received at headquarters
Headquarters OF THE 18TH ARMY
CORPS, BEFORE ATLANTA, July 30.
COLONEL Il have the honor to report
that in pursuance OF ordcrs.l moved my com
mand in position on the right of the. 18th
Army Corps, which was the extreme right
of the army in the field, on the night and
morning of the 9th and 2Sth inst, and du-
ring my advance in line of battle to more
desirable position we were met by the rebel
infantry from IEardec and Lees corps, who
made a desperate and determined attack at
III o'clock 4. NJ. on the 2Sth.
My lines were only protected by logs and
rails hastily thrown in front of them.
The first onset was received and checked,
and the battle commenced, and lasted until
about three o'clock in the evening.
During that time six successive charges
were made, which were six times gallantly
rcpHls.d, each time with fearful loss to the
enemy.
Later in the evening my lines were
several times assaulted vigorously, but each
time with u like result.
The most of the fighting occurred on Gems.
Harrow and Smiths fronts, which formed
the centre and right Cf the command.
The troops couM not have dispa! cd ulorc
daring, nor greater determination not to
yield. Had they shown less they would
have been driven from their position.
Bridagadirr Generals Ward, Smith and
Harrow, Division Commanders, are entitled
to equal credit for their galiapt conduct anu
skill in rcpc!liug the assaults.
My thanks are due to- Major Gcncrals
Blair and Dodge for sending ne reinforce
mcnts at time when they wcrr much need.
ed. My loses were 80 killed, 539 wounded,
and - missing-in the aggregate 512 men.
The division OF General Harrow captured
five battletlags. There were about fifteen
hundred or two thousand muskcts captured.
One hundred and six prisoners were cap
turcd, exclusive of seventy three wounded,
who have been removed to the hospitals and
are being taken care of by our surgeons
Five hundred and sixty five rebels, up to
this time have been buried, and about two
hundred are supposed to be yet unburr.el.
a large number wcrc undoubtedly carried
away during the night. rs the cnemy did
not withdraw until nearly daylight.
The cncny's los, could not have been less,
in my jud cement, than 5000 or 1000.
am very respectfully,
Your obicdicnt servant,
JOHN \. LOGAN,
Major Gen. Commanding 10Th Army Corps.
nEADQl AI,1EEs AEMY OF IENNEssLE,
ATLANTA, "a, july 20ih.
Ia Lieut.. Col. HHt a. Cdly& .lN>iSt AIT Gen
In forwarding the within report, wish
to express my High qualification with the
conduct OF the troops engaged. InlVcr SAW
better conduct in bu,ttlc
fs,,f "a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

EAD.-One of our contemporaries
an important article on the sub
ny bread, which is deserving the
II all who are compelled to ecunO-
heir household expenses. When
r h twenty -ive TO thirty cents per
tators lwo dollars u bushel, and
les OF food IN proportion, it be-
portlnt to know what possesses
Iutrlment, and is at the same time
-c1nomcal. Without doubt, that
Bread, us the experience OF all
' proves. 1t is the first and al
pniy food known to the childish
and Of which children Of Il larger
idcm tire. 4 stronger argument
bread could he given, than natu-
SIZED longing for (which as the
.es oats. shows it to be natures
)ort. AS to its nourishing proper
asserted that il contains three times
meat rs roast hcet. Five hun
inds of flour give to the body
tnds Of the substance that make
ntc the same quantity OF bran gives
drcd and tweuty pounds. This
stance IL one of the Indispensable
o., the human body, and is thought
,uned by bread in II greater degree
ny other food. A. to its economy,
rdly ever rs expensive, relatively,
Even at the present time, the
me pound OF meat would buy three
{ flour or bread, ana those three
{ bread furnishes as much nourish-
he eater as nine pounds OF good
e. In dollars and cents, three
I bread are worth twenty-five cents,
pounds of beet are worth two dol
twenty-five cents leaving Il balance
Il,Irs in favor OF the bread.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
AYERS
CATUARTIC PILLS

posses 90 many advantages over he other
paIaailtes in the market, ani thclI suptriur
virtues afs 80 uni'eTsally knosn, that ~ nsrl
npi hp uinfr than o. assufe tlr puhLr thfIF
ggahll ls maintained equal O. thy bet q ,,sF
has bsra, snd thai Ihfy may b. irpsnlsl oa
a. a. al that they have rssT done.
Prepared - } {. AiEh, ~, D., ! Co.
l.vssA Mas, snl told ~
ia ty Fuilas dfsnt sartsIy.
Nstay hettuubsflslf
Asias bsiIsl Lijstsfs
n ksissa sasssas.u.
uasss. Ns.s.sir-u
Al " m isslrn = 'gslf q ssrstus
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

high price of paper and printing
,nerally, has compelled a num-
otcmporaries to raise theirpriccs.
rus advance on paper, already
i'll leave no alternative, and pub
icy intend to carry on their bu-
as well make up their minds at
this they must come ut last, if
to continue the business. The
If the two papers in Doylestown,
their prices to $3.50, and if not
! the year, to So. The Reading
other papers say they must do
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

Copperhead Journals do not
urning of Chambershurg by the
they endeavor to palliate the
llten down this .barbarous out
ianity. by charging similar out
officers and soldiers. This is
he burning of Gov. Letcher's
rginia, by order of Gen. Hunter,
cr he found that Letcher had
encouraged rapine, murder, and
.rfire, upon our people and SOL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
Official Report OF tic Surrender
OF Fort ss;siucs.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 16-lO.30 \


To Maior General Dir, Aer York:
The following official report of the sur
render of Fort Gaines. and the abandonment
of Fort Powell, dated August 9th at New
Orleans, has been received 10y Major General
Candy;
Fort Gaines, with sc commissioned off
GERS and SlS enlisted men, with the arma-
mcnt of 26 guns intact, and provisions for
twelve months, has surrendered uncondition-
ally. 1t was occupied 10y our forces at s
o'clock Yesterday morning
Fort Powell was abandoned its garrison
escaping to Ccdcr Point. Its armament of
Is guns is in condition for immediate ser
vice.
General Granger will Immediately invest
Fort Morgan, leaving garrisons in Fors
Gaines and Powell"
y telegram from General Shcrdan's cam
mand, dated Aug. II, at Ccdcr Creek, was
received this morning. 1t states that CX-
ccpt Moscby and Whites gucyriiIas. there is
no enemy this side of the Blue Bridge; that
Shcridan's trains are all up, and his army in
fine condition.
Gen. Sheridan, in despatch of the llth
inst reports that the stores of pundcr taken
10y the rebels from Mary land are all hum
bug. They have very little, just enough to
sutSist upon, ana no more most of which
has been taken from the Shenandoah Valley.
In another despatch, of August 12th, he
says Gen. Ea:ly's train is u very small one.
not exceeding 25O wsgnns, and the stories
about accumulated piundcr from Maryland
are untrue.
The Department has received an unofficial
report from Fortress Monroe, that move
monts were being made Yesterday in front
of Petersburg, but owing to the telegraph
line being hrnken, no information has been
received from that quarter.
The Department Is without any recent
intelligence from Atlanta.
The rebel papers received here say moth
about Mobile, since the capture OF Fort
Games.
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of Mar
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

The editor of the Christian Apologlst,
organ Of German Mctlodi,m, gives Il re-
tru .pective view OF the German work. from
which il appears that the present number
of German luncrant preachers, exclusive of
Germany and California, is 25?, with Il
membership oI 22,UsS. 1t is the significant
fact that the Apoidgist las year was 2i.3iO
equal to nearly one copy Jor each mem
Der.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
JTY UNION TICKET.

JTY UNION TICKET.
For Congress q:
PACKER, of Sunbury.
ccision of the Conrerees of the District
Fer .issemJly.:
i. TOLLNER, of Turbut.
Register d Recorder, &c.
SMITH, of Sunbury.
Far Commissioner.
" NYE, of Delaware.
Fer .Auaitor:
EATER, of zerbe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
Nj n Il Es L A d n -.

On the 9TH inst, by Rev. W. c. Creamer.
Mr.. WILLIAM f. GRANT and Miss LYDIA
NuLPER, all Of Sunbury.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. j. T. Porter, Mr.
JOSEPH PLUMMER and Miss DELIAuE Z. BENs-
CoTER, all of TrevOrton, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
Grand Raid u, SicCooi..

I4uVI'N ILII.l august 10,
We learn ltom ma officer of the 2d lndi,
ana Cavalry that In the lato raid MCook
started uut with :, goo men, entirely iude-
pendent of SIuneman, captured or destroyed
}, ,lG0 wagons, over 5000 mules aud horses,
a vast amount of Quau,rmaster's stores aud
tummissary stores; destroyed the railroad
aud Telegraph a llalmeIto, aud both sidrs
so Lows Joys station, captured 900 pri-
souyu, ot which number ~ Ncro CON.
ui-..un,d uills,u, Including Gencral loss
.ui ml-t al As f,nnsssso brigade,
MtuuA Wr surrounded npaF Newman hy
Wheeler, ltddy, jackson snd an iuiantr,
division, llg losl ahuul COO mrn, aud iy,l
La gradually
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

4 sorS h jusl uni pabllsled in lon,lru
ou tnv history ~ mlssiuns anuug lhe hsaih
sn, prepared hy q ilnmaa taihulo pnrsl.
alArf hamhrl Il a 40 surpriss mauy lsau
that 10 spsaks ~ che Sea lofk ilfI.id q,
an 'inhsr'lliAl pfgsa ~ ifoisslsallsw IA
Amnifa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20

To same time las, year. loa,lio IL
2Sglj Is
WHAT DoCToRs, MINISTERS AND Pro
FEssORS THINK or TUEM.-"l have never
changed my mind respecting Browns Bron-
chial Troches from the first, excepting TO
think better of that which | began thinking
well ut.' Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Great
service in subduiug hoarsness" Rev. Daniel
Misc, New York. "The Troches are "A staff
of lite To me- Prof, Edward North, Prcsi-
dent ot Hamilton College, Clinton, y. y.
A simple .und elegant combination COR
Coughs, dc" DIR. q, f. Bigclow, Boston,
II recommend their use to public speakers"
Rev, L. IL, Chaplin,
Perfection has obtained, through art, sci
cura and experience IN the manufacture OF
llcrrick Aliens Gold Medal Salcratus, as
every lady who has tested il uuiycrsally cX-
claims, There Is nothing like t." Don't
fail "a trst paper, and You will never use
any other. CAN ON Your Grocer for il. and
u" not hc put oil With any other Al the
Gr"ccr' sell il. Depot lla Liberty Street,
New York,
MADAME PORTERs CURATIVE BAISAM
ha. luns ssted the truth that theTr rsi pirrrlys
in Medicine a. there a Ia Schemes, ahd ths Medicine
s compounded un prlngiIly, suitFi 10 the manifold
nalufe " Man The care ul Colds s la kVrpus open
the pores aud creating gentle lnirfual saTuih,
ani this caused b lhe u this Msiirira H. fo-
medal qualities bssgi be poser ta assIsi ths
healthy ani ssuIuaa cifrulalivnoi busi thTeugh The
lans' snlittnf Ne naselu anl asssts chs skin %
isIhim iis daiie' u regulating lhs hsai " ne s,s.
lsm, ani lh ssuil ihfualng ~ tho sasis tul.isnts
inu ihs iaiiAes ~ hs baiy a. t hul sisni fslag,
dl bai me saislisni uaTiaius ,eaffhins aul sdrt-
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yAroLIs, Aug, l5.--rhe rebels, un-
Juhu,on, estimated to he 1900
apiuTrd three steamers near Shaw,
no., on saturday uight. The stpa-
a loaded with cattle belonging 20
wmout for the use uI the forces
along the ohio river 10 protect
rl Of Indiana. Al the last accounts
rArrg lcIyiug thp gatllr across the
j INrC n ls uUw supposed that
! NOT attempt tn cruss a. Indiana.
. Aug. li.-Ahout tyr bundled Tr-
.r..uui-T Culunyl Johnston, CROSSED
river iniu Illinois, ~ Saline hpr, un
, .ug steamers halr Robinson,
rsl.s, Nightingale lhm,ur, bau-
lH.a I'..I u,. U.wlrl ut tU.t
Ul 0ut captured With "a l.-t
ui -nrk aluaui Iheal,rultH.ts
up..lti 90 pay several iluuHani
.a,h. lu ratr th,m ii"m d,rtrut l.uu.
r@s~s
H lmuf II Felenllrg everything rv
U,t lAe r,lsl, hssg hen its.luB
nH lhr len bui h,yond lhs picket
.rs ruihiug hss uceamsd Osaa.l
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice 10 shippers by the Northern
Central RaiIvny.

Central Railway.
TN accordance with the provisions of the ner~ In"
i ternal Revenue law, it becomes necessary that
all receipts given by this Company for merchandise
received for transportation. should bear nm INTER.
NAL REVENUE STAMP of the value of two cents
the expenses of the to be borne by the party
receiving such receipts All receipts taken by this
Company for merchandise delivered To- cousignees
will be stamped by said Company.
COnsignees requiring receipt frSns the Company
for money paid for freight (when exceeding twenty
dollars) must affx the stamp.
j. n. DU BARRY,
General Superintendent.
ON &C Of General Superintendent Northern
Central Railway Co., BALTIC, Aug. 20, 81 st