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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
Fast Life and Swift Decay.
THE ONLY COUNTERCuECK.

The times in which we live TEEN with Won
ders, Nothing seems impossible for the i'm
possibilities Of one year become the common
place events of The ncxr. Lightning presses
instantaneous communication between the
most distant points and innumerable nven-
tons for comprising vast amounts of business
into small spaces of time and for curtailnr
the processes OF production and manufacture,
are among the marves OF this marvellous cri.
Under such circumstances, we may truly be
said to live "live life" But whether the
whirl and rush by which we are borne along
is really conducive to our happiness is anoih-
m question:
Certain it il, that the average duration of
human life is decreasing IN The midst of the
excitement. The modern phases of disease
seem TO puzzle and battle the faculty. and with
two remarkable exceptions, viz, Holloway
Pulls and HOLLOWAY 5 OINTMENT no medicines
appear to make the desired impression upou
internal or external disorders These two eel.
ehra,cl remedies are said, how ever, to lie nc-
complishing The; most wonderful cures
throughout the length ana breadth of our
land Liver complaint and diseases of the
stomach and bowels, which in Al majority OF
cases are produced 10y oycr-e1ertion and over
excitement IN business Yield to The Pills when
all the rtsonrecs Of the druggist and apothc-
cary have Jailed, aud eruptive aud scro.ulous
complaints seem TO be equally under the con-
trol OF the Ointment. We congratulate Dr..
Holloway on the sigma! success of his great
medicines in this country. From what we
know OF tie man, we nave no doubt that the
profits derived from that success will afford
him far less satisfaction than the knowledge
OF the good his medicines have cfiected--N.
Y fmericr0 . ..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
The Fall Cnmnaign,

The political campaign which is to ctmi-
nate in the fall is already commenced. A
call has been issued by the Grand Union
League ofiho Stale of Maryland, land which
we publish to-day, and invite the truly Loyal
to ready to all tie constitutional union men
to assemble at RETROSPECTIVE places Of meet
ing, to elect delegates to a Convention to
meet in Baltimore on the 10th Of June, TO
nominate candidates for Comptrollcr, Com
missioner Of The Land Office, &c. t.t Do RI
Its desirable inasmuch as this call is but
. rcsponseto the resolutions passed at the
recent grand Union demonstration held in
our city that AIlega,y should act promptly
and send none hHt the most reliable men 10
represent them in tie Convention. The time
is short-lct those, therefore, to whom this
matter is entrusted act at once and without
delay. ....
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
. Call for 0 State Union Convention.

AT an adjourned meeting of the Grand
Union League of the State of Maryland, held
at lem perancesTempIe last eseping, the foI.
loving preamble and Tesplutions were una,ie.'
simo,sly adopted: n 81 s
q Wfe1ta as, The Uniou League of Aleyany
county andalany loyal citizens of MARYLAND.
through the loyal press of the State, have
proposed the assembling of saConvention OF
the people of Maryland, who are in favor of
supporting the whole policy of the Govern
ments iPr the suppression of tte rebrfin in
order to secure tie election ofptrSons1 pledged
to support that t.olicy: 49,. .....4
AHd phereas, On the, 18th Of May.lS63
certahfsei'stte,f Unhin men, VIII, are OPP
posed to supporting the whole policy Of the
Governne' |, met at Barnum's Hotel to d,
wise means to embarrass the people Of Md.
IN welding d hearty aud earnest support to
that policy, and, with that view. have re-
qnestcd certain of The Executive Committee
OF the State to call State CONVENTION to or.
ganize that opposition;
And aohereas, the Union Leagues in their
resolutions have unanimously declared their
approval of the whole policy of the Govern
ment, and it is essential to make that ap-
proval etfectual, that persons be proposed for
the suifraSes OF the people of the State who
concur IN those views and the City Conven-,
ton has provided for the nomination of lar-
sons in this city ON shat basis, and it is ne
cessary that the like basis be extended to the
counties; -
Therefore Iiesolced, That the Grand League
OF the State Of Maryland, being the o,ily
State organization of the Union party upw
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son WITH about Is 900 men, short Of provis-
ions and AMMUNITION. - 50
e No sHpprehersions are felt Of any serious
attacl1ia our rear. rs
& Thesame qaieer says that Gen. Grant has
Etaken Seisht hpusapd prisonersand captured
81 pieces Of aftillerv.l g
sLater from Yicksburg. 4
Mondays Washington Republican
says: =
Gen. Halleck received to day a dis
patch from Gen. Grants army dated
May 2Sth. containing the vety crafty.
ing intelligence that the Union forces
were progressing af favoraaly as could
be expected or wished, and Gen. Grant
has no fear of the 'result. The conduct
of the corps commanders is spoken of as
having been most admirable. .--...
s..-.-...... Still Later.
WASH June 2, l p. NJ Official
advices are received from Vicksburg to
the Doth (Friday last.) They Indicate
no change in the position of affairs, but
our proep poets for the capture of the place
were still nrouraging. ...' .....
Reported Fail of yicksburg.
New York, June 2 -To-day's New
Fork Herald has the following:
WASH. June l Intelligence cas-
been received through Rebel channels
that Vicksburg has fallen. A verifca-
ton by our own advices is awaited.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

LATELY Bishop Smith, the Roman Cath Ollie
Bishop Of Iowa, destroyed a movement fer Or
ganizing a secret disloyal society in Dubuque
After vesper SERVICES the bishop addressed his
congregation on the snhject Of disoyal secret
societies, saying that they were opposed 70 the
spirit Of the Catholic Church. and warning
hisparishioners that if they joined them they
would thereby place themselves outside the
pale OF the Church. He would give those
members of the Church who had joil ed the
organization two weeks to leave it, and then,
If they still continued it, they might consider
themselves excommuncaied. The Bishop
then concluded with a most eloquent appeal
to his hearers, to sustain the Government I'M
der which they lived Though he lives in the
ho-bed Of the western SecessioniSts, Bishop
Smith, ever since the firing Of the frs. gun,
has kept the national flag flying on his house,
next his church, and both edetces are thus
included 6eneath its folds. ,9 l2 " & %
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
To CONSERVATIVES.

TIE advertiser having been restored to health
L in n few weeks, by very simple remedy af.
ter having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con
sumpti'n-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers tn, means of cure
To ALI who desire it, he will send a copy of
the prescription used liree of charge,l with tle
directions Tor preparing and using the same.
which they will find sure C,rc for Consump.
tim, isihmr, BronehitiS. dc. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the nfIl cted, and spread Information
which he conceives to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost Thorn nothing, and may prove a bless
ing. -'-. 1,.t n .r.. 1913
.u .. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
..s. Williamsburgh, King County, n. Y.
ADril 3 Io62-3n, - a.. .. 80.
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Thursday Mornirig:::::June 4. 1863
TO ADYERTISERS!

Inc Civilian and Telegraph Having mnoh
LARGER CIRCULATION in the County than
any other paper published here, while out of
the County it's circulation is four times larg-
or, it affords good medium for advertising.
1t numbers among it's readers those who are
able to buy literally and pay promptly, and
whose custom would be valuable to business
men. r.. ..s.... .s ,.-...-...
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

Estate OF James T. MagiIi

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allcgany county, letters of Administration on
the estate of James I Magill late ofAllegauy
county, Md, deceased. All persons having
claims against said decd, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 4th day of Dece.
1853, otherwise they may by law be ex.
Guided from all benefit in said estate. All per
sons indebted are requested to make INN ediate
payment. Given under my hand this 4th day
of June, S63. -ar.- rs -
I..- JACOB BROWN,
juno t. 1863. Administrator.
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THE MURDER AT New ALBANIA great ex
ci'en. en-, was recently caused ii New Albany,
by the killing OF Il white man NJ the hands of
u negro. The New Albany Ledger gives the
circumstances of the tragedy rs follows:
Cordle's statement Of the difficulty, ms we
received II from him AT the jail this morning.
is rs follows:
tie states th.t he had been TO church IN
West Union, and WAS returning, havi in hi
arms II kitten which he had procured from an
acquaintance in that suhurh, He had rea he'd
Wi(hiu II lew yards of his hous' " hen he saw
a Mr. Shea, with whom he wished to bargain
for the building ct II fence. Shea being engn-
ged III conversation with some white men he
WAS waiting al his gnte tor him to get through
so he might talk to him about building the
fence. " lille thus waiting, three men came
np 10 him and demanded to know WHY he was
stu nding there lie rel lied that lie lived there
and was waiting to see Mr.. Shea With This,
he states, he men ordered him to go into the
hou,e. which he declinrd 10 do. lie states
that thereon they seized hold of him, and COM
menced striking him, pulling him away from
the gate into the street. With this he pulled
out his knife and commenced using it wi til
house, asked for i, hat, having lost his in the
melee, and, having procured cap, passed out
the back door, aud ran directly TO the Jail,
where gave himself mp to Sheriff Sandford,
stating to him what had occurred, and hand.
in. him the knife he had used, which was yet
bloody, He is now in prison.
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

In the matter Of the Deed of Trust from Robert
W. DALEY,
40. - II 10 To, 81 Z J Il 4 u
William Walsh. .... .,.r
fTIlE creditors rt Robert W. bailey are here.
l. by notified to file ,bcir claims, properly
authenticated with tho undersigned, on or be
fore the 2jth Of June instant. as an account
will then lie stated between the Trust estate ct
said Daily and William Walsh his trustee.
j. J. McIIENRY, Auditor.
JuueJ i S63-3w .--.. ..-r tf.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

scURvYAsD ScR2FUI.oUs ERUPTIoNs will
soon cover the bodies ,of Those brave men
who are Sighting their cotintrys hattles.-
Nilht air. pad food, and drenching rains will
make sad havoc with tine strongest. therefore
let every man supply himself with IOLLO.
WAYS OINTMENT. it is a certain cure for
every Kind Of skin disease. Only 25 cts per
mot
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
THE DISEASES OF ERROR.
y ~ .MnlNliea q. E'l,,l hr :

I JOHN Is. OGDEN. N. H.. anthGr and
L q ltHl,lishrr Of tie ob We work. do hereby
promise ard agree TO send Gree of cliarecl to
any Young man no will write fer it. n sam
ile copy tor perusal. The proper study OF
mankind is Man. THIS rAinahle work is issued
aud sent forth for the benefit of suffering hn-
manity. II treats in simple language on NIL
the diseases OF Error including Seminal Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Melu,che-
ly, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Tmpoicncv, Sc.
&c.-giving SAFE, speedy, and cfectnai pre-
scrip,ions for their permanent cure together
with much valuable Information. All who
favor me with n desire to read my work shall!
receive Il 81 nple copy by return mail, free of
charge. Address
JOHN b. OGDEN. MD,
May 2l-2m. No. 60 Nassau St. n. York,
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Order OF Ratification.

Jos II. Tucker. In the Circuit Court fer
vs.. AlcGany County. No. Is
Hi; Creditors. Insovents. Oct. Term 1859.
ORDERED this 2Sth day of May 1868, that
" the sale made andreportedb y Thomas Do
vecmon Trustee, for the benefit of tho creditors
of Joseph II. Tucker, be ratified and confirmed
unless causc to the contrary thereof be shown
Oh or before the LIST day of July next, provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Cumberland, once in each of
threc successive weeks before tho 25th day Of
Juno next. ......-. -r.H.
The report stutes the amount Of sale to BIO
$1,000. -..... .- 4.
II. RESLEY, Clerk
True Copy: Test--H. RESLEY, Clork.
June 4 lSG3---3w.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

Man RonRrp,-A man named Hcrbich o Ger
man, VINO was knocked down on the street
the other night, and robbed OF some fifty dol
lars, by some unknown person. If the officers
cannot stop this highway robbery, we would
suggest TO The citizens TO arm themselves and
shoot down the first man that undertakes to
lay hands upon them after night.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
,lnterest should be-. considered as income

szp,lnteEest should be cons idered as income
only when pail. unlessit is colectabie and
remains unpaid by the consent or agreement
of thecreditor 81 III =
7 Losses incurred in the prosecution Iof bu-.
s'ness are fair offset to gains derived, from!
business, bnt not from those portinns. of in
come derived from fixed investmeuts such
as bonds, mortgages, rents, &c.
Property used in business. and furnish
ing profits, when destroyed by fire, may b.
restored at the expense Of those profits. to
the condition when destroyed If insured,
the difference between the insurancereceived
aud the amount expended in the restoration
will be allowed .. ...
Z. The increased value given to new build
ing by permanent improvements will be
charged to capital, not income.
Contingent funds Of manufacturing corpo-
rati"ns. made mp during the year 1862 and
not distributed, should not he returned as a
part of the income Of stockholders.
Undistrihuted earnings of corporation,
made previous to September |. 1862, wheth-
er uerGorporation is required to pay tax
on dividends or not, is not considered as the
income Of the st ckholdcrs. nor is the cor.
poraiion required to make return of the re-
served earnings as trustees, under section 90
of the excise law.
The incomes Of literary, scientific or other
charitable institutions, in the hands Of
trustees or Others, are not subject to income
tax.
" hen person boards, or rents room Or
rooms, the rent thereof in lieu Of the rent
Of house, is deducted from the amount of
income subject to taxation
Losses sustained in business since Dec
3D. 1862, will not enter into the income as
sessment for 1862 ...
Interest on borrowed capital used in bust
ness may lie deducted from income.
If a planter returns all his farm products
he will be allowed to deduct the actual OK.
pense Of subsistins and clothing his slaves.
Lesatees are not required to return their
lcgacics as income. The income tax is as
sessed upon the actual income of individuals.
Firms. as such, will not make returns.
The profits of manufacturer from his lu
siness are not exempt from tie income tax
in consequence of is hlving paid the cy-
else tax inn sed by law upon articles man
uiacturca by him. '.'.
AS bridge, express. telegraph. steam and
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04


The fIlsToRY OF THE SUPERNATURAL, in
all uyes anil na}ions, AMI IN all churches
Christian and Pagan, demonstrating a mi
rersa1 .taiN, Jy VIM. Hewitt, > volumes. :.
IIowitt's work withthe above title is GER
taiuIy the most scnsit lo book upon the sub.
jcct of Spiritnaism, that unsupported in the
English language. Mr. Hewitt IS a pleasing
writer, and whatever he touches, he renders
interesting. ''"'
The book before US treaIa tIIg subject Of
Spiritualism from christian stand point
We may not agree with Tie Author, bnt we
cannot fail to he iuslrueled blythe great mas )
Of facts which he llas gathered togethor.-
lie sets out wththo theory that miracle is
not tue violation Of natural laws, but :he eff
feet of higher laws. OF which we know but
little. lie maintains that miracles in this
sense are still occurring. He eu1eavors to
show that spirituasm as manifested in our
day is nothing new, and to establish his point
gives. a history OF spiritual manifestations
from creation down 10 our own time. We
may sometimes smile at the credulity Of the
Author, but we cauuut but admire the spirit
in which he writes. aud the great research
which. his bopk exhibits. .a .a .,.. .. Fl
Spiritualism is rising unpertepHbly 10
power aud influence, aud is silently maxine
its way among the more Intellectual classes
of society, whilst it has ceased to be The
play thing Of the ignorant. Those who have
almost forgotten its existence will be aston
ished to learn its progress No o2e can b'
acquainted with the moral and religious his
tory of our times who remains ignorant Z
the subject. .-E ."
Mr.. Hewitt affords the necessary iufor-
nation, and though VIC do not endorse all his
sentiments We recommend lis book as tic
best upon the subject and well worth pc.
rusal - ..-.., ........
The above is published by j. B. Lippin-
colt & 90. Philadelphia, and for sale in this
city by Hale Swartzwelder, Baltimore Street,
under Belvdere Hall iil5 .liTN""i b..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

SOLDIER KILLED. Joseph Coleman. pri-
vate Company ID, I'd RegmentP! Fl b., was
accidentally killed by the cars on yesterday,
near Green Spring Run. His remains were
taken to Mt Savage this morning for inter
ment. .. ..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

TRAGEDY IL LIVINGSTON COUNTY. Mis-
soURl-A distressing tragedy, resnltin. in
the death of John Snccd and his sister. Mrs.
McWiIIiams took place at the bmIse of John
McWilIiams, in jackson. township, Living
ston comfy, Missouri, last Saturday. Nc
Williams killed his own wife aud her brother.
His statemeut'of the transaction, on surreDd-
ering himself to the authorities, is, that in a
quarrel Snced attempted to take his lie with
an axe, and he, in self defence. fred at him
five times with revolver, three shots taking
effect During the firing his wife ran be-
tween them, aud received ball III tho fore
head just above the eye. Both were killed
on the spot .... , .,.,.,,,y ...1. IA, bare.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

City CoUNcGL,-The Mayor and City
Copncilmen recently elected we're installed
in office on Mondayhst. jill. .Youna Esq
was continued as Treasurer, and Charles B,
lsaacs, Esq, was elected Clerk to the. Corpo-
ration, The Collector of'Iaxes BaiIif and
Market Master, Weigh Master and Watch
men are elected on the first Monday in July.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

The CANAL continues in fine ppvisabq or
der through its entire length. Mysterious in
tcrrnption has occurred for some time, and
in the way of Coal Shipments it has been do
ing more than an average amount f'busi-
ness. w atcr is still abundant at this point.
but the Potomac is getting quite low. '..'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

PErERsoH's MAGAZINE, FOR sJUNE.--We
have received tie Jnne uumber of this most
excellent Ladies magazine. The present is
beautifully embellished and the literary arti-
Giles of the number are Of the first order
Any lady wishing useful book and valua-
BILE companion, should not fail to procure
Pcterson's Magazine Price 50 90 per an
mum. The publisher neglected to send MS
the May number. ~ .h.'-- -'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

DEATH OF AN OLp NEWSPAPER MAN,
Wm. j. Cdppen, . Tor nineteeti' years con-
nected with the Cincinnati Times, and wide
ly known as "lnvisiblc Green, llied on the
23d instant. .5gt
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
aucss, Joseph d . Nancamp, J W
Nanlcor Albert
BY w. L. Wall & Co,

\ UIITUN IEKS, u = :
South corner of pa. Avenue and 9th st.
WASHINGTON CITy,D.C-
Aiicgamy Mining and Eros burg
Coal Company Stock at Auction.
0N Nondny afternoon-i3th July 1867. ut Eve
" o'clock, We viii sell At the Auction Eooms,
800 Shares Stock in Frostburg Coal Company,
500 g "A!lcSany Mining Company
TERMS CASH.
W. L.WALL Il CO., Auctiopcefs.
june /. iS63--jw. -..Fr n
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Horse I mEvEs.--Our county is in iesed with
gang of horse thieves A few days since the
farm of Mr.. Henry Hutson, few miles west
of this city Was visited by some of the party,
who stole Two horses from Mr.. II. We would
he pleased to hear OF the gang being caught
and placed III the custody OF our worthy sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04
RAwpERRrEs. Our friend RI Morris

STRAWBERRIES. Our friend r. !. Morris
ceives daily from Baltimore the above de-
licious fruit and disposes Of them at his store
on Baltimore Street, near the Post Office,
HcseIs none but the finest quality, and we
chccrfully commend him to the lovers of good
frui'. Give him call DID,. $50. div .e,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

Bo,pp ot DIpvrr,,,,., :, NM. On. -,
.sp ouro cses1, y; =
missioners of Public Works If tho s.oto oe
Maryland, was held ut the Office If ,ho r,h0s
.apeake & Ohio Canal Conpaav in ,Wos,,inn-
ton CITY, OH thes1st instant C,lSSss5i 5alfxod:
FSpates made his annual report Of tbe RIVE
me of the Company FOR thsyear ending Mays
3Oths 1859 ST. e
r The Canal is IN better order than il has
been for a number of wears and is doing n
large business. -...........---.-,..-..-
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DRouoHr-T'horo is now prevailing, in
this section. Of the country,a very, severe
drought, and as a consequence the growing
grain is suffering materially. ~
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Order of Ratification.
Margaret Chandler and Others. q
vs.. -.
Daniel I. Chandler and Others.
In the Circuit Court for Allegany County as
vs.. Court Equity. No. 2202.

ORDERED, this 2sth day of May 1868, that
" the sale nado and reported by Thomas De-
vecmcn Trustee, in the above cause, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown or before the first day OF
July next, provided copy of this order DO in
serted in some newspaper printed at Cumber-
land, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 25th day of June. next. ,NF.
The report states, the amount of sale to DO
see 90. 40 % HORACE RESLEY Clerk.
...i True Copy: Test-H. REsLEY Clerk.
June 4, IS63-3w.
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Order of Ratification.
George Smith Executor of J ohm Iloye deceased
Michael Broderick and Vic.
Inthc Circuit Court for Allegany County, as n
Court of Equity No. iO4O.

COURT OF Equity. No. iO40.
ORDERED this 2sth day of May 1868, that
" tho sale made and reported by Thomas De-
vecmon Trustee, in the above cause be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to tho contrary
thereof be shown, on or before the first day OF
July next, provided copy of this order be in
sertedin some newspaper printed at Cumber
land, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 25th day of June next. '
The report states the amount of sale to DO
$3.50. 7.'.. HORACE RESLEY Clerk.
True Copy: Test-H. RESLEY Clerk.
juno 4, 1sG3-3w.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-04

HOSPITAL REPORT. following IS the
official report of the u. S. General Hospital
at Cumberland, Nd, in charge of Surgeon
j. b. lewis, fofthe week ending May Doth
1868: