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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

Court.
His Honor. Judge Brent. adjourned the
Fab Term of our Circui. Court on Friday
last. after disposing Of all the important
business in readiness for trial. The civil
docket vas qnite large. but most of the
cases npon it were disposed Of without re-
sort to q trial by jury. In the case Of the
representatives of VI. P Blackstone Vs.
administrators Of john II. 7. Tarlton. the
jury failed to agree upon verdict. anl.
after remaining together throughout the
evening and night. were discharged. Tn
the crjninal docket. there ~ere but few
cases 1t Importance. and the following
were tried State rs Robert Herbert
indicted for resisting an officer in the dis
charge If his duty---verdict. guilty. and
fined $50 90 Downs for the sta,e--Matl-
.iox for Traverser. State ~. Alexander
+ Observation-Disclosures for rohhery--ver
sict. guilty. and sentenced to the Peniter-
.iary for 3 years and 5 months. Downs
for the Sta,e--F"ri for the Traverser.
State rs. II. L. Burroughs-indictei f,r
assaul,ing and beating Joseph Jenkins. =
verdict. guilty. and tined $4,000. Downs
for the S.ste-S.one and Ford for Traver-
ser. There vii! he m adjourned term Of
the Circuit Court held here in January;
neat, tduring the regular Equity Term) ii
which time case Of arson. which was no,
in readiness for trial during the late term.
will be disposed Of.
The following is q list Of the Grand ard
Pe.i. Jurors a, the late term:
GRAND JrRoRs John +. Allstcn. fore.
nsn. John c. Herbert, John B. LonR.
Mark b. Chunn. William r. Leach. John
II Rackier. Henry Jones. B-gj Adams,
". b. Goddard. Js'hn A. Davis, Charles
Dent. James G.. Spalding. L. II. Leigh.
john T.. Abel, John T. Carpenter. Benz.
Pembroke. W. T. Hooper. W. q. R~cdcr.
Zach Msttingley. HABIT j. Bean. Walter
J.. Dent. John Eohanau, Edward s..
Abel.
l'Enr JuRoRs; John A. Crane. Albert
Bnreh: Zach n. Tipprst. J.. n. C.nter.
nsniei i. Morgan. John Dillahay. Mai
thew A Stone. I.utler Hammett, James
G. Bean. Joseph n. Cough. Leonard
Hayden. Benedict Magill. n. II. Wather.
j.. b. i. Maddox. John a. Dunbar,
Geo : Mastsnglry. Elkanah Wise. y.
Edwin Abell Harrison Eiwasds. VIM.
Masiingaey Of YIN. Wa C. Abrli. VIM.
]. Yates. Theo Harrison, C. |. Duraut.
James X. Tho,nas.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

Shooting Case.
On Tuesday night last. . yanng man
nasnesi lie Pai,re. clerk fr Mr. Conrad in
onr village. Was shat at by an uakno'sn
party. willis, standing sear the back door
# the counting -r"oHa Of the st"re-honse. -
Mr. lie raivre states. that he heard Noise
in the kitchen. attached to the store. and
wen, from the stors-roou, to the counting
room To inquire int, the cause of the dis
,nrbaucc. When nrar shc back door Of
the counting roam which connects with
kitchen-he ordered the parties creating
he disturbance TO leave the premises. -
The reply was the discharge Of pistol
the hall from which passed through his eoat
pocket and unpleasantly near to his per-
son. 4 SECOND shot was likewise fred and
'"ok Effect very near to him. The perpe-
traitor If this outrage is still unknown.
:hnagIn means are b..ing used to secure both
his detection and punishment.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

Land Sale.
Dr. A. Jack. Spalding has recently scNd
his faru,. "Grecnorier." containing 2t6
acres Of land. to WIN. r. Cromwell,
Esq. for $4,000 Re has since. we
learn. purchased the house and lot 1T MIR.
Vim |. Yates. of this village, ADD intends
20 return 20 Leonard Town. We con-
graduate ourselves upon The return nf the
D,,ct"r 20 our village. and .rus, that he has
Anw determined 20 remsin permanently
With w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
PROFESSIONAL CARD.

DR- JAMES r. THOMPSON. Den.
- tisi, begs leave to inforss his frisnds
Of saint Msry's County. thar his absence
10 baltimore is "sly temporary. Gr.,eful
TO bis friesds for their past patronage. Id
u happy to inform them. thai he will .gai,,
be as their services i February ucxs.
Des "a. l666-H. +
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

If viii sell. At .Greenbricrr---rear-. leonard
! Town. --oa Monday. Dec. 7.h. all my
stuck Of Hor4es. Cattle Sheep. Hogs and
largs l:t Ut F.ruiag utsn>iis.
TEaAs AN s.a,. of Ten % liars and I'M
der. cash. al strsns over TIN Dollars
credit Of six sns.ptE. viii b. eiyon u.vu ap-
proved sccurisy. VII
A. JACK. sFaLDGyG
osscmbss Ord. lsss--lI.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

Commissions.
The commissions for the varicns officers
elected n the late slection in this county
hs~s heen received at the Clerks once,
aud ara nov rrady for delivery Parties
interested will rcsae,ahcr. that the law
Limit. the time Es the qualification of all
.ificers elected hy the people. aud that .
failure to comply with the requirements Of
The law will result, in forfeiture OF The
Office.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

We learn. from tho Baltimore papers.
that all the parties recently arrested by the
military authorities IN Anne Arundel conn
" have been released. uron taking the
oath Of allegiance. excrp, Gov. Pratt and
Col Nicholson. Zip to Saturday last.
these tws gentlemen bad refused to take
the oath anc wcre still under arrest.
Since wiring the above We see hy our
Baltimore exchanges. that Gov. Pratt and
Col. Nicholson. having still persisted in
their refusal TO take .he oath. were seat
South IN Monday evening last.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

We observe that some OF the papers are
disposed to make p,,int on the cirsum-
stance that the matted votes for Holland
aud Calvert are slightly in excess Of that
tor Marris--the Inference drawn being TINT
the lxtter's election was only caused BY =
split" in the opposite ranks. But the
truth il. there was as lits!s possibility Of
sympathy between The Calvert and Holland
men, as between the latter and the friends
of Harris 4 jus,.G view would BE- to re-
gard the separate votes Of Harris aud CAL
vert as q split IN the Conservative ranks
both branches. however. being deadly hos
tile 10 the Abolition programme. We see
The above intirnasion. to our surprise. in the
National intelIigeneer, which 10 usually %
aycrse from unfair statements. We can
assure all interested il IL IN assurance
that will be corrobnratc.l by the testimony
Of every one who Is familiar with this dis
,rict---that the only cause Of Harris vote
falling short Of that Of both Of his compe-
sisors combined vas that . large proper
lion at our people did no. vote at all, owing
t" the military interference at the polls.
The vote il short in St. Mary's. Charles.
Prince Georges. Calvert and Anne Arun.
del especially. In this county there were
at leas, six hundred Demscrats who failed
to vote or to approach the polls. The re-
suit was q small majority for Mr.. Calvert
while full vote would have given Mr..
Harris majority Of not less than seven to
eight hundred. Even in the vote that was
east. there were hundreds Of uncomproui
ing Democratic ballots given to Mr.. Cal.
vert. under the impression that Mr.. Harris
candidacy MAS merely for forms sake. A
day or two before the election it was stated
iudeed--and frum sources resdsring the
report probable---that Mr. Harris had ac-
ssally retired from the contest .-anj this
rrport was 80 generally believed that. in
the strongest Demeer1tic precincfs. mucl,
of the vote Was diverted ID Mr. Calvert.
The same remarks apply. with naore or
less force. TO she other counties named
not to mention the remainder Ut the dis
srict. with which we are not 90 familiar -
But We are confident that. had fall vote
been polled, Mr Harris' ,usjority over both
of his opponents wsuld have reseaed two
or three Thousand Votes. And il is due to
him that this should be sisted and made
knowu--for Mr.. Harris principles are not
Of that character which would end satisfae-
ton IN triumph aisageHher que TO the
,nsre accident Of divirioa among 6is op-
ponenss. Primes Georgias.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

+
Llus rye. and u Just - 1s~d anl
bearded encugh 70 nasAs cG lnsiasil,s
s-.err'e his sssny yesrs = - and
experience
Breckiuridge l. n.a,isA u 1niy h~au-
~. knighsly hssrine and ~ 3Ienity--
ssil. strongly knit 10 hcs~ - rp,v. with
= .r-e-fs. carriage. "a $50 1nresrve'i
expression Of caunscnancp. u<lIIrsl al aver
mimi and courage. b. rs,rias% me. NJ n.
rides along in his Kentucky konsing suir.
81 some J~aa che@slii-r brlsa1ipII = 80 another
era--a hero vim has sresd~si5l7Iv stepped
oss af one If Sir Waiter Seslfs yss.m. to
lend = helping hand % The oung Con-
fcderacy
asxrKAL HowErI c.
Welt. The general il almost Ind~scriba.
BILE But venture the as>rrt = that there.
is rot msn in the servisc ~ caml,ine'
more mind and matter in ane o@ssfmal carr.
porosisy shsm dues the great {l~srgian. -
Possessing one If the linr.s inteIlects In the
Sonth. a. his long career n Ter service
demonstrates. he uniies with IA rhwiqus
well adapted To sustain evesy pcn;al aud
bodily test which his pres<nt pasiiion q.
Major Geurral ef the GeofRia bate troops.
may inquire. Arithmsiiesll speaking.
compared with your obedienf rvant. he
Il q ..whale nnsubcr' to Wv NV frac-
ton" One valuable reeuliarity he pos
sesses tn excess. namely: Strong. hard.
stubborn common seus-: and this. combin.
cd With mind well stocked with learned
l're," rstea.ive memory and ready ex-
precision. make him at once an entertaining
and instructive companioa Pron,ptness.
prudence. aierfuess and fne administrative
ability are las characteristics .. cou,-
mauies.
GENERAL LEE.
4 lady correspondent Of the Richmond
Wing writes as fellows respecting the Com
mander If the Army of Virgins: q
4 plain gray coat. faded and warn worn;
pantaioons Of the same hae. aud wnolen
bat. was the costume in which | first be-
held the great Lion nf Arlington There
was no bewldering glitter of gold to daxsle
the feeble old eyes which looked 80 eager
y franz behind the sprctacles to see the
honured here saw the noble face be-
aea,h the wonl hat. aud felt tha. kings
diaiem would not add a grace to those fca-
lures. I ran my eyes e-rr the stately
form, aud thought robe Of purple would
not hang more gracefully than the old
faded coat Of gray; AMI my woman's head
bowed AZ readily in h"nor to the nsbl..'
brave. as if he had been radiant in sossIy
apparel!
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

TRICC.

I, appears hy the official returns Of the
late cfrcti"u that the total vote tor member
of Congress. in this district. vas As fol-
lows:
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
Correspondence offhe atlanta Appeal.
A CONFEDERATE CORRESPON.
DENTS SKETCHES OF CONFED.
crate GENERALS.

To-day met. On route TO Lookout Noun
tain, Generals I.ongstreet. Breckenridge.
Hariee. and Howell Cobb. The Vir-
ginian gives one. ut first glance. the idea oil
stout. honest. weather beaten old sea
captain in "regimen,al.:" but ~ you look
second time and possibly catch bis eye.
there is something in it. and the large. full
face. the broad. thoughtful brow and fine
mouth. which tells Of danntless resolution.
prompt acrion. giant energies. sclf-posses-
sion and fires concealed" The time must
have been. or physiognomy is traitor.
when I.ongstreet was humorous man.
fond at joke and party of social friends;
but you can remark that the fnu-loving
wrinkles around his eye ere now marked
With care. and that his home nature has
gsne into mourning for the war. I have
seen him at bis headquarters. on the march
and in the field. but he always wears the
same cool. unruff.ed expression. which
nothing disturbs. In battle he is wstchful.
wary. and energetic; never taken BY sur
prise. never as,onished at ANYTHING. and
wondsrfully ready with expedients to NEE,
every crisis In can,p. alas. his head il n
full Of maps ~ chimney corner is full oi
cobwebs. If he ever dies suddenly It will
certainly be froua congestion Of troops
and topography. In conversation he il
affsble. pointed end brief---says grea,
deal 10 few words. aud leaves his poor
officers too often to ponder orer tersely
uttered sentences until they run half crazy
between the conclusions lrft fer them 10
srlecs. Such il Uncle Peter the idol
of his men. and the '.bes. fighter" in the
Confederacy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

JAMES r. BLAKIsTONH.
G'sfk OF the Circuit Court for Saint M,s.ys Co.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

Thar vas beautiful idea expressed by
Christian lady on her drafhbed. 10 reply
10 renark If her brother Who Was taking
leave Of her TO r,.turr n bis distant resi-
1encc. that he should probably ncser meet
her 10 tue land Of living.
.Brcther. trust We shall meet in the
land Of the iiving--ws are nov 10 the land
AZ tAs dying"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
GENERAL nAapRS.

Hsrdce il another OF xonr plain, unas-
stunning, domestic nsru. who takes things
coolly until aroused. aud then he becomes
a perfect lion. There 10 hot . warmer or
Dlnore genial nafure in the army The
hum6lest privste may .pp,oaeh him with
out fear or trembling" aud BE- assured 1t
. ready esr and prompt redress for any
wrong, he has fiars, ersn face. . kns
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
Hotels Keepers license.
TO EHON GRANTED

J'hn T fenwick. Fsassrd Toss. may Int.
kobert II Dent. Chap;ico. max 9th.
j w j M..rs. Leonard Town. mas S,h.
Thomas J Bird g. II j Bird, Noet,bine. NAV
.as.n H Wa'err Il William Mitchell. P;,,,y po
William r Gree,'ws.l, Factory. may 2Ssh.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

General Charles Clark. recently elected.
was inauguratsd Governor Of Mississippi
on the 10th instant. He urges the vigor-
GUS prosecutions of measures f.r the defense
Of the State. and saJs that sooner than sub
nit 70 the foe. should the army bccnne cx-
hsuss@d. the women. ehildreu. the old men
wili. ike the remnant Of l'ascagoula. join
hands ana march into the ses. J. w. e.
Wssssn Of Marshal County vas chosen
Senator in the ConSsd..rate Congress in
place Of .James Phelsu RicAmosd Ec-
aHiAeS
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
rRADERs LICENSE.
TO WHOM GRANTED


,se,''ge - :, s.'o ~, y, Is T;,o.. 200
w sss
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

EscAPx OF JoHy MoscAS xSD OrHEas
john Morgan. the noted guerrilla. and
sir Of his of6csrs-Gaptains Bennett Tay.
lor. Sheldon. -Hayn mes. Mc(iee and Hooker
sDith-escAped from the Columbus pesi.
,ensisry last night. By digging Through the
H"nr ut the cell 20 sewer leading 70 the
river. One Thousand dollars reward II
offered fer the srres, Of Mrgsu.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
MilIincrs License.
TO WHOM GRANTED

Alnysins .L.eph Il Richard Ralcy. N.,v. % 4 soth
George H Azt'ingley. Nov. = h ssd.
d. order
n....,- ,e.. -, cisrk Of Il
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

in Virginia, South Carolina and Mississippi Our town is fall of fancy negroes whom it would be well to look after.
 - There was quite row in the theatre at New Orleans lately. The rowdies, Bowery boys and roughs, called upon the orchestra to play Hal Columbia and Yankee Doodle" The orches- tra refused and the rowdies took possession of the stage. Helena let fine chance slip of capturing 800 feds There was mismanagement somewhere, and we hope it will be exposed. We have no particulars of the affair and judge from that there is very little to tell.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
BY T ELF G R A ? II

MONROE May l6.--We take the following from the Natchez Courier of the lOth
 SENAToBIA, May 9.-The Chicago Times of the 9th, which has been received, contains dispatch from Cincinnati dated May 9th, which says Hon. c. l.. Vallandgh gham has been arrested by com many of soldiers on the charge of violating Burn sides death order. Soldiers were distributed ill tho nsighbnrhood of his dwelling who ordered every body in Q their houses. His house was then surrounded and broken open. Vullaudlshain taxes his ground, declaring he will not answer to the military He.will be tried immediately. Parties have gone to Cleveland to attempt to get out a writ of habeas corpus, from the United States Dis trict Court for northern district Ot the State MT. ValIandigham has been sent to the military bar racks at Newport, Ky. His arrest caused great ex- citement in Montgomery county. Wagon loads of people hocked to Dayton upon hearing the start ling intelligence Burnside sent soldiers into the city with cannon. Pistols were fired about lU o'clock, PM, When the Journal office with several con tiguous houses were burned. The telegraph wires were also cut and the bridge on the Columbus and Xenia railroad was burned. The residence of Col. Hannal, Provost Marshal for the State, threat ened At latest accounts the Phillips House was on fire.
 TULLAHoMA, May 7-The following dispatch was received to-day dated Columbia, May 7th To Provost Mar8hal-Genl. Van Born was murdered by Dr. Peters-Peters is about six feet high, dark complexion, glay hair, black eyes, whskers on
 
 chin little gray. Arrest him. Signed.
 JNO. s. WHITFIELD,
 Prov Marshal VIcKsBuRc, May 9.-Nothing new from the front. The enemy has been landing troops to-day below Young's Point. Itis supposed they des- tined to reinforce Grant. The Whig office was destroyed bp fire this morning. Origin of the fire not known
 RICHMOND, May 9.-Stonenan' cavalry broke and started for the Rappahannock after stealing all the horses they could find. They cut the throats of two hundred of their worn out horses. lmbo- den has destroyed the great Chew river bridge at Burdick, on Baltimore and Ohio railroad. It was built at an enormous cost, and was regarded one of the greatest triumphs of the times. Hooker boasted before the battle that he had the rebels dead and the capture of Richmond was certain.- Lincoln has issued an order for a draft of five hundred thousand men.
 RICHMOND, May 8-Passengers report all quiet from Fredericksburg to-day. Several ambulance trains arrived here last evening, and more are be- hind Crowds of ladies at the depot, d:spen- sing refreshments. Weather damp and chilly. A report is current that the New York Herald of a late date received comedies the defeat of Hooker. The news created great excitement in New York.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
E GhEh DOLLARS REWARD.-I will give hundred G104 dollars for information that will enable

GAGh DOLLARS REWARD.-I will give one hundred G1V dollars for any information that will enable to get possession of the following described property; find out where one JAM ES JOHNSON. with the said property The said James o. Johnsan, is (Scotchman) and halls Galloway county No, and sometimes Mont r0ery county he is about feet, or inches high weighs about I30 0 lbs light hair whiskers rather light large blue eyes with the side of his running point He crossed the Arkansas river at the mouth of FroC ayou on 29h of December last, with man named GREEN BENY, 33 years old, shutters when talking also hard of hearing weighs about 160 lbs also negro GIRL IS years old well grown also good horses one sorrel about 15 H hands high, branded with gle on the left shoulder, with the letter inside the other fine upheaded gray horse, in form, gait and ap no brands he large full eye, Also double bar rel shot gum saddles Spanish and the other Me Clean sent the above property with said Johnson prevent being captured by Bount army and have heard any correct information from them since.
 Any person wishing to inform of them do so through MT Charles Scott Little Rock writing to me at Van Buren, THOS. M LILLAKD.
 May 13 3t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

N OTlCE.-My Gum Pond of land, containing
 thousand eight hundred and eightyone is still offered for sale Un this place there eight hundred of broke under good substantial two wells of splendid water. The buildings consist of pretty comfortable hewed log housesa good negro cabin gin hOusecorn cribs, and shelter for about sixty mules. also offer for sale tract in Benton county con- ainng nineteen hundred and twenty There this place about three hundred in cultivation good orchard of choice fruit and two good springs out of the earth. Also tract in Yell county of hundred and acresthe of this
 rich bottom and and has it the finest power the State Also two tracts in Desha of thousand and the othar Of fifteen hundred These tracts fine cotton lands there the bottom. also have several small the neghborhood of Dewitt, containing in a about fourteen hundred
 These all offered for sale at very low figures, persons wishing buy had better do while the humor of selling. In my absence my Samuel Mitchell, who is member of Capt. Ali Johnsons spy company fully clothed with power sell and convey a said lands. SAM. MITCHELL.
 May 13 1865. 3m#
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
HEADQUARTERS, CABELL's BRIGADE.

FORT SMITH. ARK, MAY 9th, 1863. N1 OTICE.-All officers, nOnc0mmis5ioned officers and privates belonging either Monroe or CarroiFs airy regiment, unless detailed duty, sick leave, properly signed either by Lieut. General Holiness myself hereby required to report to their companies by the lst of June they will be considered deserter anu treated such No urlough granted by any other person. de- aedduty matter by whom signed ordered unless the same signed by order Lieut. General Holmes myself will recognized All enrolling officers and all officers in charge camps of instruction throughout the State requested apprehend all persons belonging my mand who absent without the authority stated above and send them to their regiments.
 w. L. CABELL,
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
 May 13. 1888. 3w Brigadier General.

NpECEIVER'S NOTICE-Parties failing pay interest annually their indebtedness sequesered by Act of Congress approved August 30 1861, required by law execution will issue for the interest and costs and when authorized by for the whole debt Such would and trouble will comply with all requirements of said tatute the amendatory thereof approved February 5 S62 without delay. After the Both of August next, execution will be issued against parties liable thereto. 4. Ii. RUTHERFORD, c. $.
 Rec. East. Dist of Ark Little Rock, Ark, May 6, 1885, 6w
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

uaaEA DOLLARS REWARp-Rana"sy ia from conntv ane u
 ReB derDigned, Center Point sevsef cGunIy T nayro man named TOM, about feet or inches hgn,
 ~ hart ,65 lbs when 1n good health, 29 years oid
 light black color had prominent mustacle' w. ote whskers with restless expression t1 tiie eyo' 4oh nana has rnoa on tho back of his neck large as pea which hangs loose Had when he left coat mixed wltn cotton and wool twisted together heavy oacA llney ps, Ioc ronnd crowned wool hat home nufacture any person having apprehended the above described poy ~ please deliver him to Mr. TAYLOR POh or S s1lng Jl'
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

e~sTRAYEDFrom the subscriber abay and colt, the S mare II hands high, has letter B, branded the left shoulder about years oldhe colt about 10 months od with white blaze the forehead and sorre color finder of the above, will be literally rewarded by leaving the at my place. or giving information where to get them. GEORGE BLANK,
 May 13 3t* males southeast Of Little Rock.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

F IST OF OBSERVERS AND PAROLED PRISONERS EA from the 2d Regment, Arkansas Caralry, stationed near Charleston, Tallahatchie county Mississippi. The usual of thirty dollars will be paid for the ap prehenson and delivery of said deserters any provost marshal other military authority, to the following named recruiting officers from said regiment Capt. W. j.. Somervell Tulip Dallas county It Vim. Oliver Hampton, Calhoun county It. w. Greenfield, Pine Bluff, Jefferson county Sargt T. J. Morgan Bradley county, Sargt r. C.. Byrd Ashley county
 Any of said deseers paroled prisoners by reporting immediately any of the above named officers will be fur nished with transportation and subsistence the regiment and also the ntercessn of the commanding officer for full pardon.
 Thos Seymour N " Barnett J. N. Allen Joe Williams N Gun Jno Baggett, Wm. Kitchen, Geo. Mitchell, Jas. Mitchell, F. M. Howard.
 Co., G. Calhoun county, 5th Sargt Mathew Cooper, J. II. Shoemaker Wilson Davis, D. Wilson, W 4. Emerson, T. J. Tarvin, R. P. Tarvin:
 Paroled R. J. Bailey, Jas Weekly, J. D. Mulligan J. c. Lambert, W. NJ. Watson.
 W. F. SLEMONs, Col. 2d. Ark, Cav
 BY W. GREENFIELD, Lieut.. Recruiting Oticer. May 5th 1863 33-. St