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No. b EndItelI SIftl, E0.Ian.
A Lecture for Young Men.


Just published. afew edition II Dr. Cni-.
veTMeifs Celebrated Essay ~ El.e fadi.
eai cure without melieinel of Spsrnotorfhars ;.
or Seminal Weaknses, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impoieney, Mental and Fhy steal IBra.
pacitY, lDpedinertsW Marriage, etc.; also.
Consumption, Epliepsf and FITS, Induced by
self-nnulgeAee Of sexual exirhN eAues.
t. Price ii kealed eBYelope, Only 9 cents
'lile celebrated author IL this admirable e..
say eiehfly DEMONSTRATES. fitfn thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming cosIse-
gnenees Of seif-ablthe B,ay selFadiealIy cured
Wih0a, DE asazereas ase n ihtcfnal fAtsbsiHe'
Of The application Of tic kniie--p pointing ont
; mode u cure, II once simple. certain aHd e.
ieetual, BY means of which every sufferer. no.
matter what his condition may BE, may euro,
himself eheapiy, privately, and raaRs0ifg.
To- This lecture should bee IN lhe AAsds IL
every youth aud every man ID the land.
Sent Under seat III d plnin epyelope, u any
address on the receipt Ut fix cents, on two poet
age stalnps, by addressing
CliAR.J. q. KLfNEI6 co.
~ iioWsTY. New fmk Pest Uhies Bsx 1855.
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Volunteers, igtHiiOuI lndlAtreaOns Of
I0nlh.

Sores and Ulcers 8iolrhcs and sw,lllugs can with
eerttHty be radically cured II the Plils sw ts'sea
night and tnoralRa and he OlAimCnt - ifeely used
as stated III the printed Instructions. Gireatea M
any other manner fAcY Nry gF iu enc psft tl hfflk
oai h another. where's tiiis biata.nl vils remove
The humefs il8m the SYSTEM aud ia3ve te patient
a vigorous and healthy unn. L VIA require little
rseVetaRec Ia bad cse4s % Insure q iQatlug cure
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-21

LS.A a &0ASs
A pure and poaerful foniE eowee,iFcs nd al-
teratve or 9o0lcuuleaieaay % dseda6oftho
Stomach, Liver and Bowels
Cures Dyspepsia, liyeg Compliant, Headaehe
General Debility, Aerycn ness, Dctrsssluno Of
Spirits. Constipation, Collie Intermittent
fever erafbPsand- snas'. -ra'as.ai Com
Fahk .aiia@ a4ass ts4aI }a4
~ Y isia {, iee.al
Notaingilmis wiot am gaH'alaad Ies
toratya IN ia na'ure etsm MO lta compost
ton % floslraTtHis sToNAgH RltaEAs. lhls
popular preparation uMtdne uc fuinefa ofaHY
I XIII rs ira3lv t0tanieai element 10 GerY eX-
eitant: but il is q complication OF the extracts
offare balsalnic herbs aud plants with the pur-
est and mldcst Of Al ililfusiye stimulants.
! II il well to be foreaimed against disease, and,
so far o. the human system can be protected
1 by human means against nialadiss cngendened
! by an uuwholescme atmosphere, pure wateF
and other external canses. HosfefftR's Bir-
TERs IBay be relied o. a a safeguard.
I Ii district. infested with F,rgr dm 4gNe, il
7 has been found iltlelAblqas nfeyefAae and
+ Irresistible rs areinetly and thoasaHdSN'bo re-
| sort 70 Il antler . pellenson etan attack, es-
ca3e tie scanree nM tl0usan1i Who reglect
44
10 avail themselves ofits protective qnaiiies IN
advance, sra cured by vefg lfief cdare of
this maryeleHs medicine. tfyqs aisd Ague pa
iiesfts Hfsef seine alied With f13iuf fuf Months
Z in vaih. uatii s.iriY saturated Athai daiger-
eas alkaloid are msinfrt fseHtig restored 30
htalfh within a few dRy by The use Of Hos
IHrTkH's BITTKHs.
( The weak stomach IS rapidly uygorated and
( the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic,
g.
ard ID less confirmed folgnsof Indigestion. Act.
( ing AZ gentle and painless appefieat, a. wsl
a. upon tie liver, Il alspinvarahiy relieve. The
4 CpHaspafiQa sapefoaucea Ay iTagular actl9s
( eli tie digestive ead secret re organs.
! Ferrous 81 feeble habit. fable "a Aefnous A.
+ nsfs. I8Basss III Spirits aga Fifi ~ ianqoar.
+ fhd afFaHf ae9 permanent feief from tbe Bit
tiers tils testimony Or tts paiNt masf cone
ciasise Aaa frfm h.l sex&
IRE ageiiv 81 Biisae totsr Is Immediately as
susge8 81 sinfie aass af she stmniant, and
+ hy occasionally feaeFting OF, tAt return 81 the
comp sins mss Be prevented
Ma Gsuetal 8snle, IIoeTG1aRg's FNrfaE~
rr8i1ce efccss whicA must 10 experiences II
witnessed before fleF eNa he iii3ig appreciated.
H. casss q t.ssfifu,saaei Ii's tRfss, Prsaafsft
Deceg Rad Debility an8 secwpllgde arising
from OLD AoFi exercise f6ee4eiie inaaeBce
iu the coagM.esreai staees 81 ali diseases &c ope
crates a. q delightful iaf eaanf. Wien the
powers X nature Gre relaxed, Il operates - re-
ensorce a84 ra4ess isitths#a
Last, bagns & ies7Ft 9ais Htfs Ssaa-
l.fsi being uaHlesae:snsl !feal snaaa al.8 ~
Iosmea lBa8erials spa s4iseig tsse ftof4 he
aels elements pftscat ilfp "a - s8h Pas ~
dl14rs teaies aaE louAe % ile 4#y
~ n.ia Qe6eias t4s aafa 20 aaless.liY.
and. & nry bs truly alsed 9serre&lg p4pIhr
wlti fht Intelligent p ND 81 the tanaatig
~ N@fEg1EAs fiigsas.
PYesafs q HVsTETffR & sNtrH,
SOFA "a ~ Dngs Gloeeis ao& Store
keepsf egRs4s
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SECRET DISEASE

Iaall thcir Stages. AZ littlQ expense.
LAae oruo ehange 10 Diet. Noiacoayemenec.
Aad ao kagosari.
II eau Is a frcqucni desire Nlgiye strength
to uri8ate, thereby removing 0bstnct pre-
yaating and curing structures Of tie lrelhra,
aaying pain and inflammation, 50 frequent n
the class Il diseases. and expeing az PHs9t
ous, Bisesni and pofaoM HRa.
lEops ASDs'urtN IHoesASDs wHo HANE
BEKN tnE NleqIN6 az t0ArKsAna wllnllaye
p q lmrg fftsip bce0fed pa aHn ',N have
fagud fscy were deceived fM tlae hl'f if'i*
oSr has. by the uae ii fowthert ass 1No.
TSrs,. been dried up ID tie yslcm, 10 reak
ouA6 an aggravated iogm, aal ptftoYs 1fcr
Marriage.
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JAroN g. nrnT0N.s Estate.

SAFNN y. ~ a TOM ESTATE.
GTATK OF YERM0NT,t AZ E Probate
- BfaaiHgioa C4rHts Is. Count bolaou ~
Manchester 10 ard fr said District, On The 9th
day Of juue, A. D. 1864.
phessnt IIaa. d. \. kENI. JAlge.
fks gaassilaa 4 ChAt.es A.. Cyrus r. aud
Clara Il Burton. unnor heirs 81 Jason y. Bur-
ION, laio 81 said Manchester. deceased, repre-
scents that said minors arm possessed Of an in
terest 10 the real estate ~ md deceased, and
chat il would be conducive % iiie best inter-
eat Of said minors to pll said re4l estate and
pui The ayolls thereof 81 Interest.
Whefeupoa ID was ordered that sail appliea-
si0'f he heard at p Probate Court 20 be holden
at the Probate 0d,se, 10 Manchester b and
for said District, % - last Wednesday Of
june, 1864, rud taat notice hereof be given by
publishing this order three wees successfully
u the MGSoHTsrKR joraEM.. printed Il said
Manchester previous 20 said time Of hearing.
8 u. X. FOWLER, Register.
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For Wounds, either Ortasioned by The
BayOBei, Sabre OF The Bullet, SOfcS
mr. pruigeg

10 which every soiiF and sailor are lithlc there
are no medicines S. s3f tufe cad convenient BE-
Ioliaway's piIls and 0mthent bepoorNoandcd
and almost d}ing sufferer might have his wounds
dressed Immediately, fhe Fpaid Gully pr04iie bin
thrust INTO tIe wound ana Meatgd ai round it thtR
covered with piece y linen ff1n BITS knapssck ggd
compressed willis hg4dkerchef Taking night Rnd
morning on Pulls, ta cool tGe stem sind prevent
Inflammation
Every Soldiers KhaIsack and Seamans Chest
should Be provided witriiiese valuable Remedies
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no THE ladies. Tho eelebran

lFpO THE LADIES. The celebrated
Z Dh. J.. DlN ppficlfafy Invite, III ladies
elio lced Z Nd3at@ f96f efAdvhef, tocaii
at his Rooms, No. - EIdieptt Street. Boston,,
lass, which they will arranged ler their siec-
ial accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty senfe
p Gis particular bfal.ch of ts tiealineia 81 alb
aiseates pecplmr 70 females, VII uow conceded
/ * tiioth IL ihis e6ultfymd ~ kmsft Hliat
BE eAeels ah oihgr kppWil irpeiilulafs IN he
safe, speedy mud elee&gI tteaimebt u al ic-.
male complaints.
Ills medicines are prepared y iih The express
purpose n felVoylag all disegfes, such - De
biliiY weakness, GBtHtnml turpressions en-
Engagements ii tie wtufif alsA, VA ~ charges
which fQN 4em mmeid state ef Tie b'noa.--f
iAe Doctor le raw igly Ngefnftd % itegt ~ bis
peculiar tYie, tslfnFfieHIlY fftl fasgieabvg
~ aseetes u tie ierste sea. aiid ley ale re-
spepllull luylied tgcnlat,
No. d Enditell Slffft, Ioslan,
Al letters requiring a.lgss must censain osS
dollar Ia ensure an answer.
Boston, jan 20 1e64.--ty8e
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=
\ SURE CURE FOR
These distressing complaints T. npW made known IN
Treatise "a fnreign apd Native Herbal pfepara,
iiuns. Published tg Dr. @, pnmFs Beows The
prescription was furnished him 10 .ueh profidon-
aal naEner thai be- cannot epuAeient1usy refuse u
make Il known, ~ 4 has cured everybody Who has
used r. newer having failah On . single case. Il Is
rquslly sare IN enses Of Fits as ~ Dysprpaia end
the ingredients may b, found 10 any drugstore
sem frep t9a ihe receipt n i've cents rs prepay
postage This work, ofHs pc.aga lages. beautifully
Illustrated, also trusts eB
CONSUMPTION.
Broehisis Asthma, General Debility and gives the
bes known Herbal Remedies for their positive and
permanent enre. Address III o. Punirs RR0wH,
~. 10 Grand g, Jerseg Ciiy- View jersey. sn2
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GO DIR. R. BUTTON,
nrrrHD DENTIST,

oaiee and Residence Al FAcT 0HY POINT.
Or. b. mas BE- a.nsd Al III ogies Saturdays
and Aoudays. Taesdays "a West Douss,.
Wednesday ard Tharsafs n Gmudyiile Cor
ners, fridays " PaMivf
PLATE WORK
o. Gsll. Siiser. asa Ps1isehszsd Ka1asr. hems
one t0ptl 10 a. entire set, done neatly nAa Niili
dispateh. femfofaf ss's esq u ruf u With
II ! few dsys liter ifHetiay ere Fsefh
Auioask earraafstf n are SaftAasfseH.
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STRANGERS ANp' fRAyr1LfRs,

70 avuid and escape Imposition q fofsigtr
ard Native Qnaels. mere EwHstfeat Ia uesien
taan gihci tagge rIlfa,
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Use IlELMBoLD's EXTRACT BrcHr for nf-
feetions and diseases % the UnTsAEY OEGANss
whether existing IN MALE or FINALE, FROM
Whatever Cause originating aud - MATTER Of
HoBF J. 9NG S7lNDfFG.
Diseuses Of these orgam requires tue $50 u Q
DfuEErIe, HnABoLD's EXTRACT BecHU IS
THE GHEAT DiuEETic, and "a certain TO have
the desired effect ID all Diseasoy ft gAicA 4 is
Ree0slaieaded.
Evidence Of the Hest reliable and re poTi-
bic character viii accompany The med me
Price $500 per bottle, OF ,iorx = 800.
hnlfrannA IA an. ldteaa enenre Y sin al fr m
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j. so suaf - itai FaiteH.s hersf sfa "a kear
ESSEX other, faeaee lhe eNlY entrance 70
tia dfftt : 40 ~. tffsaa sitls
his fesiGence consequently tsab iAsapu
i8ua. sQ iaai uu 80 eecgWai tAnahs pefspH les
ltats hppyiug 81 De Ntt.
nR. riX
ffe esti;s tana e cahuas BE- teaffasatteA.
tlsptitf Duck. ho will SAY "a - aaS hite, S
aece peIfufe liehssges, e .mgte aggH IS
t8euis that he
Is Euh uNtf utArIkH GRADUATE rafbtctkF
ApNEHTfsfxt - NssxrDN
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pr. !. 49,

sarieAiy col 6deufij, sad 81 muv itly oi1iiiln
with ihg siplete,l ssrrtry nuaropddenfe,N bat
ever uag BE- The 4i.ease, condition or situation
d Any ope, ii reisd 81 single
Mttlicietssent by Ait o. l,xprcts tdnll parts
Of he tiAH8 shttes
A letters requiring advice must contain one
/ d0lii 10 insure 41l aHfWeF.
Adaress ~ \. DIX, Sc. Il Endieotl Street,
Boston, Hass.
Epsiou, Jas. 20, ltel.-Ifs5
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-13
John Charles Fremont.


Under this heading we find the annexed
paragraph in the Philadelphia UniUesse.-
This rs highly respectable religious jour-
nal, being in the thirty second year Of its
existence, and is, as it processes to be, 1.-The
oldest Catholic paper in the United States"
In its issue of the s6th Of March, that paper
says
GENERAL FREMoNT.-This man is out of
the third time for the Presidential seat and
in furtherance of his ambition, he has
founoed paper in New York called the
Ntw Nation. The extreme Abolitonis,s
are his supporters. If he be elected, the
best days Of the republic are gone forever.
His integrity is questionable, his talents
mediocre, his disposition arrogant aud vain,
bis energies lax and given to luxury, and
his political opinions extreme. These are
harsh things to write Of any one; but they
constitute the character Of John Charles
Fremont. What sagacity would there be
in electing such person to the chief office
Of the nation in tempestuous times like the
present? None. The election of a man
so exceptionable in capacity, in temper, in
honesty, and in principle, would be almost
as great misfortune for the distracted
nation as the triumph of Jefferson Davis
himself. II we had him in the White
House, 2ompous, arbitrary military rule
would be the main feature Of the whole
government the superiority Of the African
to the Caucasian would be maintained q,
the point of the bayonet; our foreign good
standing would be destroyed, and there
would be neither piece, nor liberty, nor
prosperity at home. Montesquieu hsl
shown that the late generals Of the Roman
Republic acted for themselves rather than
for the republic. If Fremont be returned
the future history Of America will illustrate
that he had the reasonable ambition oc the
Roman commanders, without their talents
with all theiE arrogance, and without any
of their justice. But he will not be select
ed. The Red Republican Germans are his
principal allies, and these audscious citizens
cannot make President
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TuE orly class Of men in the world who
are not in the habit OF disparaging their
neighbors are the assessors Of taxes for it
10 well known they never '.undsrrate" any
body in the slightest degree.
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For the North Iowa Times.
THE LILiES.
ny l.. RATTLE 3. ALpricH.

n X ~
ny L. RATTLE 3. ALpricH.
A quiet nook II sunny cline, s~s-
gs sNitha wealth Of light, and dew, - ~
Where fountains sang to the scented thyme.
And birds wove many rural rhyme,
The spot where the lilies grew.
Such dainty lilies, beyond compare
In palace, or cot, or hall
One sweet vine circled with loving care
Those matchless blossoms so frail, and rare,
One oak tree guarded then, all.
But mornings dawned, and sped to the west.
And bold knight came one day,
The sweete.t lily Of all the rest
Tendery gathered aud fully blest,
Joyfully bore It away.
But the fairest one so Maynard grew,
1t crcpt DER the garden wall,
And turned from the vine, and oak shade too,
Poor thing when the storm and tempest blew,
They wovc it sombro pail.
Two stainless lilies grew side by side
Twin boss oms with down cast eyes,
Though tcndcrly shielded. one drooSed aud died
They felt its beauty and fragrance glide
To the bloom of the upper skies.
Then the wan life of the twain alone
Spread softly lis wings, and Oh!
The wind mid the vines made dreary moan,
The oak tree shuddered in under tone,
As they watched and saw it 60
To the fadeless cline, and round lis why
Afar throsgh the shifting air
Such brightness, aud beauty, and glory lay,
Such wondrous music they heard, that they
Knew we'll of the meeting there.
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Plea SAINT Grove Cemetery.

TIME propreto-s Of this beautiful burial place take
1 pleasure In announcing to tho people OF McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced In good sub
stanis manner ard prepared to give good titles
to lots. All persOns who have friends buried there
are reQues cd to forward aud arrange for their
lots. or the proprietors will be compelled to remove
their remains to the Potter's Field.
Applications to be made to
WIN. GREEN, or
ORLANDO McCRANEY.
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UuOWARDS ASSOCIA7ION, Philadelphia-Sor
~ the R,liy Of the Sick and Distysssed, a0itcfed
sOith Vrulent and Chronic Diseases, and especially
Dissases Qftke Sexual OvgaRs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATOkRHEA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases OF the
sexual Organs and on the NEW REMEDIES employ.
ed In the Dspensary sent In sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address
Dr.J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association,
Ns.2 South Ninth St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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nave justly world wide reput aton 1t is the only
Scale made which is allowed as a standard in courts
of law. Every Scale is perfectly true and exact,
always indicating the just and honest weight. The
stock Of Plantform Scales, Counter Scales, Hay
Scales, &C., &C.. is full, and parties desiring them
can have them delivered at McGregor at the same
price as in Chicago Milwaukee, thus saving the
freight BY buying here.
GS- When Hay Scales or Cattle Scales are pur-
chased, will send man to put them up ready for
use.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-02
FROM sULLTvAN's ISLAND.
Oeqo4ER 26, 1864,

Mr. Editor As the news Of the
day is much sought after, I give you Che
events Of the past week, at this point.
On last Thursday night about dark, the
enemy opened q heavy fire on this place.
The shells fell at various points, many
bursting IN the air, scattering the frag-
ments il all directions. The firing
ceased about 10 o'clock, p NJ. There
was noone kirt. Our batteries did not
reply. During the shelling, an incident
occurred which was very remarkable !:
A man belonging to the regiment being
in charge Of a guard, as lunatie, see
ing Me shells coming over, would run
after them to cover the FIRE Of the bur-
ming fuse with his hat. At one time he
succeeded in getting within a few feet
of one, when it fell, after falling to the
ground it bursted, the man escaped with
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-02
Rations for Prisoners.

We are extremely gratifed (says the
Southern Guardian, of the 10Th ult) to
learn from the Richmond iSTntinez Of the
26th instant, that arrangements have been
made by which each of the warring powers
will be allowed to feed its own prisoners
The Yankees have told their miserable
falsehoods concerning their treatment Of
their prisoners in our hands, until they sp-
pear TO believe them ) or, at least, they eff
feet to do 50, asa Prsteat for reducing our
soldiersin their prisons to the brink of'ac:
tual starvation This day our brave men
in captivity are suffering the pangs Of per.
petaai hunger aud this withoutany excuse
ofneoessity, but froms cool, deliberate ma
liguisy, such as could originate only with
the Beast. Recently, they have denied to
these poor victims che privilege Of purchas-
ing food from suffers, in order to increase
their serni.starvation. This conduct neces-
STATED q simila. order here, as q corrective
ofsnch bafbarity. 49, -
We sre happy, however, that oppression
and retaliation are about to be terminated,
as seths captiyes, by an agreement, d a.
boYe siated, allowing both sides TO fun oish
or buy food for their own prisoners This
ID far better than to have these helpless
ones, who ought to have every mans pity,
made the sport and hevictims Of Interested
faisehoods and malicious hate.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-02

B@ The Paris Page tells the story Of
Mr.. Stewards demand on Che British Gov
ernment, for the rendition Of Ssmmes. 1t
says Mr. Adams twas directed to sound
Lord Russell on the subject. But the first
oyertures Of the American Minister wena
met by the head of the Foreign Office with
= peremptory refusal. 1.-THE Captain Of the
Kearsage, ,asaid the Earl, wished to get pos.
session Of Capt. semmas and his sailors, he
had only to take them on board the Deer.
hound. Mr.. Adams replied, chat once on
board Of the Deerhound, they were under
the protection of the Bfitishfag. He was
then informed that they we're still more de-
:cidedly under that protection now. Mr.
Adams closed the interview in q decidedly
dissatisfied state Of mind and this Discus
sion,; taken4in connection with thesenroal:
neHt IN ireland, has increased the oeolness
airsady existing between sae Cabinet Of
London and the Goyernmaat Of Lincoln" :
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YoRxvxL I, Is BNoUIRgR.

weather, suffers az much with cold here
as they: do up the country. Gloves and
socks are in great demand here, assuch
articles are hard to get. Should the
ladies of York feel disposed to contrib.
ute something for the benefit Of the
soldier, these articles would be most
thankfully received and appreciated BY
the. members of Company B. This
company has, FROM the firing Of the
first gun in this war to the present,
bravely defended our Metropolis. The
subscriber expects to be at home this
winter, and will receive any donations,
and deliver the same to the company.
I am yours as'e7er, DARBY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-02
--LATEST NEWS,
From Virginia.

From Virginia. - . .s.zzs
PETERSBURG, October 3l.-GenefslM Ma
hone, about 10 o,clock last night, by well
executed flank movement, surprised and
captured the euemys picket line in his front
without firing gun. Two hundred and
thirty prisoners, including four oommis-
stoned officers from Hausock's corps, were
taken. -:
About thirty citizens have been released
from the prison ship at City point and hsye
arrived in our lines. 8
Prisoners taken to day Say all fhesoldisn
would vote for Mcclellan, but an order has
been issued ptohibiting voting in the army.