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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

On Chambers Prairie. Dec. lst 1854 BY Rev. Stephen
WIRED.
Friend james, We bid thee welcome to the circle Of
"eh foks"-not old In years. but who look with be-
nisnant superiority upon the foies and faneies Of
youth. You can zee clearly where you once stood
end where You now stand the somewhat gay gal
liant attended BY the Thousands Of M and perversties
ofbaeheor life-now the happy husband, with visions
Of long years Of connubal bliss yet in store. Why
could you hesitate 20 :ongs Pardon us, James, the
delicious vine and cake the Temnants Of your marriage
feast, have made ~ somewhat prosy. We extend our
hasttet coogratulaons and wish You life q unaoyed
h:ppinsss-bsght - your fondest anticipatioas can
picture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

No NEws.-No dispatches have been re.
ceived by telegraph this week. The opera
tor is unable to communicate with Portland
in consequence Of another "ground connec-
tiou." t' FIJI.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

= VO2Ux8YCI Crnx ~ Sc8OYCLOCS WIFI
SWELLING,
DaoA ~ saaseoeoa q 1assso
006oo0s, ~.
IT'S - 80 Il shs ssrss eases ever reesrS-
H Cd, Ne ss~ s.1sys Essrss uaAITs -
fass csss - sseiseS kas ssi~sAs, ,~swhh-srs AID
pAysscina<, ssd esea soa< u the MEDICAL Fsrslss
ose Il the rref-sssrs, rfsr- q. .. Ssvrss, ] Vie
vss ssks,ed - ses Aim o ssry~ss, 81 - pse-
s~rsse, vss - ssrrisiy ispr~ssct vita ne Re-
oarkshse Csrsfise Pr~S->rsies u this Medicise,
that be has saspse1 IL into his private rszrtiee
- ven al The csIIsss and nesrrraIs
Csxensssr, OAio, Feb ls. les
Aessrs. A. l. SossflL Co:
6ExSIksH~-l Gill uish greAs sleassrs gtso
ny tessi1ssy ~ 20 = hat your SAcSAPAk.LLA
,st sriLLINGiA, o. Biood and Liver Syrup,
has desc Zoe ~. Some shrve ssA hah ye.rs
since, I sas attacked With . Scrcfsisss wxsse
S~siis.s, Which uAs attended By shs ==sss sxess-
eiasinx pains ! tried various remedies, ssd had
svs q The best physicians 10 the eisy-ess os
then . Professor in an cid School Medical Csl-
iese-asd they FssisS 10 ssee ssy Reis.f! ]
vas % rsdsced that xas confined 10 NJ bed Or
over three months. had noRE THAN DoaEs
srxssss ulcGss On nay legs, fro~ which took
from time TO time. more than one hundred pieces
Of boae. Ny friends had given up all Hepes Of
ny Recovery! was in this condition when
commenced the Of your BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. I have used altogether
attend TO my business, aud my legs lave become
strong that walk without any dificulty-dna
hare entirely reeosered my health.
Yours truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr.
Residence on Eighth street, between Mound ano
John, No. 32l: or at place of business, with
Brown Villette. No. 4, east Fourth street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

WE THINK THERE Is NO
Medicine 80 emCal0us in re.
moving hu Ors from the
blood as SCOVlLL'S BLOOD
and LIVER SYRUP. 1t 10 rec.
commended by Physicians I'm
all parts Of the country for
the cure Of ScrOfnla, &c.
Plmples or sores indicate
that the system is out Of or.
der. Unless something II
done to cleanse the blood Of
these impurities, the result
may be I'm q moro serious
disease, such as ScrOfula,
syphllitic, sc. Those who
wish to and q most emca.
cious Reihedy, and yet have
NO confidence I'm Patent Med.
icines generally Will never
regret q trial Of ScOvlll's
Blood and Liver syrup.
REDlNGTON + CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
4lS and 4l8 Front Street,
............ ....... San Francisco.
S3:n46:ty ...-...- co..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03
TRUSTEES.
Stop that Coughing!

G ts ff eAE
GONE of you can't, and we pity you. You have
- tried every remedy but the ONE destined by ito
| intrinsic merit: to supercede all similar prepara.
tons. 1t is not surprising you should Be reluc.
tant to try something else after the many expert.
ments you have made of trashy compounds foisted
| on the public as certain cure but
Fl NEWELL'S
PULMONARY SYRUP
is really the very best remedy ever compounded
| for the cure Of Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asth-
ma, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Consump-
tion Thousands Of people in California and Orc
gon have been already benefited by the surpris.
ing curative powers Of
1g iie NEWELL'S soh.
PULMONARY SYRUP.
And with ono accord give it their unqualified AZ
probation. We now address ourselves to all whs
| are unacquainted with this, the greatest Pansre~
Of the age, for the healing Of all diseases ofths
Throatsand Lungs, assuring you that t}SA
E NEwELL'S
PULMONARY SYRUP
Has cured thousands and il will cure you II you
If you try it. -,asr'g r.- ~. - IYl7l.,,qr =,
This invaluable medicine il pleasant to the
'taste; soothing, healing and strengthening in lts
effects entirely free from all poisonous or dele
FERROUS drugs, and perfectly harmless under all
circumstances. .fTce1 t.astt
Certificates from many prominent citisens ofSS
Francisco accompanying every bottle Of
RI gtat NEWELL'S sa7,i
"A PULMONARY SYRUR
sNtH fELs@f ~ Il ss.s 81 NJ EII B{&
iai. REDINGTON + CO., Agents,
San Francisco.
And for sale everywhere. a .aa sesril Il -
Aug. -, 1864. A:ly-is
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

eS SVSe 49, OSSNs SoooD2
And ALL KINDS OF FURs, BOUGHT, for
which the Aghesf Cab I'r'ee win be Givea:
LOUIS BErTNAN.
Olympia, October s,h, 1864. 4s:ms
OLYMPIA DRUG STORE.
c. c. TURNER,
CHEMIST, DRUCCLSTANDA "OTHECARY.
X c. T. embraces this opportunity to thank
generally, for their very liberal patronage hther-
to extended to him, and hereby respectfully solic-
its continuance OF the same.
He would also state that that his old stock for
merly on HANDY has been completely disposed of,
and that his extensive stock Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS and MEDICINES,
now on hand, and to which be is constantly
adding fresh supplies, can be relied npon being
tresh and pure, of English, French and American
manufacture.
Our relations with houses in California afford Us
facilities for buying unsurpassed by any other
house outside of San Francisco. Our stock Of
PATENT MEDICINES,
Cannot be excclled in variety and consist in part Of
Ayers, Townsends,
Guysott's, Bristors,
Graifcnburg's, Halls,
Sands, .s'rp ,s~ Crane Brigham's,
- ar0ap ra11a -.
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, James Expectorans, vermi
fuge, Halls Balsa% for the Lungs, G:rglins Oil'
Soothing Syrup, Flea Powder, Mustang
Lin%ens, Hembcld'' Bssha. Pain
Killer, O:good's Conasogue,
Ayers Ague Cure, Glove
A1odyas, seidlcts Pow
Gus Antidote,
Hair Restorative, British
and Harlem Oil, Marshall's
Uterine Catholieon, Jaynes Car.
INITIATIVE Balsau, Hostctters Roback's
and Richardsons Bitters; yaync'e, Ayers,
Nc L IVES kOFFX HN6 LES
p / Il Il -.
0raffcnburg Children's Panacca, .p.a
Hyatt's Life Balsam,
Hol!away's Ointment and Pills,
Railways Ready Relief
Hunncwcll's Cough Remedy,
Bakers Pain psnacea,
Dacheldcr's Hair Dye,
Balm Of Thousand Flowers.
White and Brown Glue, ...o srs, ..,s
Salt Pesrc,
Burnet.'s Cocaine,
Beeswax,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Russia Salve,
ChMPHIJl TVlPII1IIl AID ALCOHOL
BY The Gallon, Cas- or Case.
ss csss o; rc 81 s2ssss. s ssF, . Salt:
STUN, Schoviiie's blood and Liver Syrup.
Caicined and Carbonate Msgnesi.. Pearl
Barley, Arowroot, Concentrated Pot
a q Z ID =. aN
Suiphurlo Acid, Auristic Acid,
Nitric Acetic g
Phosphoric " Citric I"
Tartaric Acid.
Downer's Genuine Coal Oil,
Wholesale and Retail.
~ For the benefit Of the sick and GONZALEZ
cent we have on hand . superior article Of
BRANDY, PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
Ssgo. Tsp.aoo, Far;.a. Pearl Barley. Coop
ere Isiaglass.
- A full assortment Of cooking extracts-
Ss~~w Ssssvy. Sssa Nsjsr~.. Sess. Aaps r., y.
Drova's Essence of valerian, Wistars Balkan
Wild Cherry. Catarh aud Iacotoy Ssue.
Tne shove esumesstisa esmprses bae . snail pes-
- e ~ Sod 100 - haaa ssa ~ sals = IL
LOWEST CASH Prices.
Or ssssssneas Il Tsiles ATsicaes = unescsasd.
ssagsisiaG
R<;. w.srs. Isy -. c.. $500 -. sss~
nrusAra. CsuhA. Lnhin ExoasaA.
Ma nsuuhss. ae-. Ae.
Or su<A e CAsuie.1s 10 ~ ssupareR, - -
ssr psrp.sri - kn srars ~ nosAssss - Fhyar
n PRECAUTIONS s.sAsny - - - -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

DR.. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(Grad"ats fss Uirersty of the CITY Of Ne~ York;
"AvING located permanently in the city Of
H Olympia, offers his professional services to
the citizens ofthis place and surrounding country
in the various branches of Medicine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the confidence
bestowed by q generous public, the Doctor re.
specially solicits continuance of the same. and
will hold himself in readiness ut all times to attend
to any calls in the line of his profession, to which
his entire attention will be devoted.
Those preferring the services of regular grad
nate, as evidenced by the proper authority Of
diploma, may consult personally or by letter with
every confluence. t...i
Particular attention given to diseases of women
and children, and all affections ofan organic na-
ture.
Reference: Te the Faculty of University Mcdi
cal College. and DR.. p Aylette, New York city.
OrSIcs-At the Puget Sound Drug and Book
Store.
Olympia, December 4, 1864. Aft
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
That "Outrape nv Soldiers

The last CisarfsiG republican contains what
purpor,s to be statement of George Hoove.. a
citizen of this county, in regard to outrage
committed upon him by 900" soldiers. who got
on the train at Harrisburg In that statement
Mr.. Hoover says that soon after CROSSING the
q bridge above Harrisburg. a strap thrown
Ground his neck, and he knew nothing from this,
e. .(being insensible.l until after passing Duncan,
:: non. when by some means be succeeded in
:" leasing his meek enough TO get his breath" etc.
Now..we heartily cond emn all lawless acts,wheth-
er committed by men wearing the United States
uniform or by those who do not wear that ',eul-
biem, but we-do think, that Mr.. Hoover is the
most extraordinary man we have read about
Gently, if bis statement is in every particular
The distance from the Bridge to Duncannon is, If
we mistake not, about lies. The train running
at the rate of so miles an hour would require IA
minutes TO travel that distance; and yet Mr. H.
survived after having the breath" CHoK Ed out of
him for the space of these IL minutes. We thought
the days of miracles had passed but in this
were mistaken, if the above statement is correct.
But why was SIR. ii. treated thus2 Because.
ne says, he was Mcclellan man. Now, is it
not strange that il most of the men in the ar
my are in favor of Little Mac as the Copper
heads generally assert these 1000" soldiers should
damn him "traitor, and tory and copper
head, and say they would hang him and all his
:" men that they could catch,'' and then proceed
AT once to put their threat into execution by chok
ing the breath" OF DIR. H until he is 'insen-
sibIe''? Either the Coppe heads lie in regard to
Little Mac being the soldiers favorite. or Mr..
Hoover does state the facts to the real cause
of the alleged outrage committed upon him.
Perhaps, both may be untrue. But, we have al
ready said more on this subject than we intended,
and now leave the reader to draw his own con-
illusions from the statement published by our
astuts neighbors of the Copperhead organ.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
BY s. J. ROW
oLEARFIELD, PA, MAY 4, 1864.
TIE WAR NEWS.

Very little of Importance has transpired
in the army since our last The following
items are the on nly matters of general inter
est that we have to present this week
We have later news from Banks Army.
Gen Smiths expedition, which went up
Red River just before the three days fight
ing. returned safely on the 18th instant.
The greater portion of the Rebel army is at
Mansfield and on the river opposite that
place. In the fighting which followed the
attempt of the gunboats to pass the Rebel
battery at Cowshatta Shute, the Rebels
were compelled to fall back from the river,
giving the transports clear passage. The
boats suffered very little. As soon as this
expedition arrived at Grand Ecore prepara-
tions were at once made forauother advance
of the army. The Era says I'VE have
good reasons for believing that Gen Banks
is again en- route to Shreveport A portion
of our army is known to have left Grand
Ecore, moving towards the Rebel position.
The latest reports from the Red River in
dicate that Banks has fallen Back to Alex
andria. Rebel prisoners and deserters put
their loss at from 1000 to 10000 killed
wounded and prisoners. Our loss between
5000 and 1000. Banks claims victory O.
yer the enemy. @
Commander Fox last week made recon
noissance up the Rappahannock, with the
following result: Two ferries broken up, sew
en- large lighters, each capable of carrying
100 men three pontoon boats, twenty two
large skifs and canoes, 2oowhite oak beams
and knees, large enough forthe construction
of sloop of war, etc; 22large boats, one of
which is capable of carrying small-arms
large amount of bacon and wheat, and
large lot of smaller articles, were brought
off as Boiler Point Commodore Parker
says tina; he has it from trustworthy author
ity that the Rebels have placed torpedoes
in the Rappahannock and all the branches
of the Chesapeake.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

ANOTHER MIsTAKE-T ''Copperhead
organ is proverbial for blunders. As their
last number corrected the mistake" in
quoting the remarks of Dir. Long, We pre-
sumo the next viii correct the hIunder of
printing the name of Thaddeus Stevens in
their answer to our article on miscegenation,
instead of that of j. Porter Brawley, late
Democratic Surveyor General, who gave a
negro wench 500 bank bill in mistake
for 81, in an alley in Harrisburg
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
Union State Convention.

We publish a synopsis of the proceed
ing of this body this week. The Conyen-
tion declared in favor of the reelection of
Abraham lincoln to the Presidency, and
of vigorous prosecution of the war. 1t
will also be gratifying to the friends of
Hon. John Patton to learn that his name
has been placed upon the Electoral ticket.
Gen. Patton has many warm friends out
side of his own party, and hence will add
strength to the. ticket No better man
could have been selected in the district.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

The above Resolution having been agreed TO By
q majority Of the member of each House, 81 tive
successive sessions of The General Assembly Of
this Commonwealth. the proposed amendments
will be submitted to the people. for their sdop.
tion rejection the first Taseaay ot
August, in the year of our Lord thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four. in accordance With
tuition, and the act. entitled AN Act prescribing
the time and manner of submitting TO the people,
for their approval and ratification or rejection:
the proposed amendments TO the Constituton
approved the twenty-third day Of April ene
thousand eight hundred and sixty four.
ELI SLIFER.
May 4. 1864. Sec'y of Commonwealth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
The Oapital not to be Removed.

The House of Representatives at Harris
burg on Wednesday night decided by vote
of l9 yeas TO II nays, that the capital
should not be removed from that city to
Philadelphia. AT the same session by a
vote of "a yeas to 30 nays, it resolved to
purchase the Coverly Mansion for the use
Of the Governor of the Commonwealth, the
consideration being the transfer to Mrs.
Coverly of the old Executive Mansion and
the payment of $50, 900 donated for the pur-
pose by the city of Harrisburg. We are glad
chat no change is to be made
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
The Sword Contest,

The contes, for the sword at the Metro
polltan Fair, came cut pretty much as every
other contest has come ouG in which Gen.
Mcclellan has been engaged. Notwith
standing the boasts and promises SO much
indulged in by his supporters, and the appa-
rent advantage he had down to the moment
of making those promises good, in poll of
Grants majority being greater than the
whole number of votes sst for Mcclellan
IA, lO9 Alas, Little Mac thy glory hath
departed
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
GEORGE WILSON

STRAY MARE.-Left the premises Of n.
- subscriber residing in Decatur township Clesr
field eosniy. near Philipsburg OF the 22d dav OF
April last. a b ack mare bout l6 hands biob ona
or perhaps both hind feet white with white stri,s
in the face and heavy with foal. She wasf former.
~ owned in Indiana county. Any ono returning
said mare, or giving information where she may
be found viii he literally rewarded.
MAY 81 lS64-pd c BOWMAN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

NOTfCE-Lstters Iesi.
u mentary on the Estate of Joseph irwin "a rs''
deceased having been granted 10 the undersign-
Ell all persons indebted TO said estate are he.e
by required to make immediate payment, ana
those having claims against the same win p,
sent them properly authenticated for se.tien'-
LF. IRWIN. Ext
April 9th 1854 MARTHA IRWIN.EIH-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Lstters Tesla,
M mentary on the Estate of Jeremiah emes
late of Boggs Tp. deceased havirg been, sTsntsas
the undersigned all persons indebted to car.
estate are requested 10 make immedi ate pay men.
and those having claims against the same Hi
present them duly authenticated for settlement
NANCY SMEAL Ex RI
April q. 1854 GIBEoN SMEAL. Ext
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

rU,o SCHOOL TEACHERS-wants oy
tho School Board of Curwensvills, tnfee
School Teachers zone male and two females, ~, y
take charge of their schools for the term ..
months during the coming ssmmer ana % ,be
prove satisfactory may be continued aaiS sdle
winter term. Schools 10 open about tpe ,bs
of May Make immediate application !" oo5
Secretary of the Board. For good teasns6
- - 1aSS. Secretary
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

4 UCTIONEER.-The undersigned having
~ been licensed an Auctioneer, desires 20 10,
form the citizens of Ciearfeld county that he Wiz
attend to the calling of Gales throughout the coan.
". upon short notice. Post-ofice address either
BiOomi in gyiilc or Curwensvilie WM N BLOOM
BioomingVile. April s, 1864.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
rae @RAFTsmAN's JouRnaL,
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

Agreeably to appointment, the delegates
to the Union State Convention assembled in
the Hall of the House of Representatives
In Harrisburg, at II clock, II, on Thurs
day, April 2sth, Hon. HENRY JOHNSON
of Union county, was chosen temporary
chairman, who, u ,on taking the chair, thank
ed the delegates for the compliment paid
him in chosirg him To preside over their or
ganiZation, and hoped that the deliberations
of the Convention would be harmonious and
lead TO united action.
Messrs s. AlIaman, j. II. Stewart, Geo.
H. Moore, and u. l.. Barnes were chosen
Temporary clerks, after which the creden-
tials Of the delegates were read.
H. A. Boggs, was the delegate from this
Senatorial district. and VIM j Hemphill
and Capt L. Rogers the Representative
delegates.
\ committee on permanent organization
was then appointed, after which the Con
vention adjourned until clock, p. IN.
On re-assembling, at the appointed hour
DR. Worthington, the Chairman Of the
ported the following officers of the Conyen-
tlon
PRESIDENT.
Hon GEORGE Y. LAWRENCE, Of Wash
ington.
VICE PRESIDENTS
LytleJ. Hurst, John Fry, Henry E. Wal
lace, William a. Simpson, Jacob S. Ser
rill, NJ H. Shirk, NJ Howard jenkins, Jo-
seph Barnsley, james l.. Mingle, Henry
Stump, Dr. r. H. Coryen, Edward Halli-
day Dummer Lilly, Ira Tripp, Stephen f.
Wilson, Franklin Bound, John j. Patter-
son, William Colder, David H. Cochran,
George W. Mehaffey, Alexander Under
wood, Geo. w. Householder, A A. Barker,
Dr. Thomas St. Clair, Lewis X. Evans.
Joha p Penneyl John S, Furst James l..
Graham, Thomas Robinson, William Stew
art, Perry Devore, Hunter Orr and Dr. j.
n Loughery
SECRETARIES.
Samuel Alleman, John H. Stewart, Geo.
H. Moore, David L. Barnes, Conrad L.
Shindel, L. T. Fitch, II. p Moody, James
B. Ripple, William Burgwin, Charles ".
Wingard.
After short address by the President,
on taking his seat, the following gentlemen
were elected Senatorial
DELEGATES TO THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
Hon. Simon Camssron, Harrisburg Hon.
Alex. Mcclure, Chambersburg Hon. Nor
row B. Lowry, Erie Hon. w W. ketch-
am, Wiikesbarre.
The following is the electoral ticket:
SENATORIAL.
Morton McMichael, PHILADELPHIA.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

OFFICE OF TIE SEcRgIARY OF TIE CoxHoSwEAtTE
HAERIsB ArRIL 25. 1864 !
Pennsylvania, Ss do hereby certify that the
- foregoing is a full.true and correct copy
SEAL, of the original Joint Resolution of the
0HN General Assembly, entitled "A Joint
Resolution proposing certain amendnen ents 10 tue
Constitution" the same remains on file in this
Office
n testimony whereof, 1 have bereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the Secretary's ofhcs
to be affixed, the day and year above written.
ELI SLIFBR
.Secre.lrK oE TIE Commonwealth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

NENDUE.-Tbere will be exposed 10 nuh,.,
sale at the residence of the spbscribs, :.
Boggs township, on Friday the 18th of Nav ~
following personal property TO wit: Cows sheen
bees, wagons, sleds farming tools, bureau, stoves
and household and kitchen furniture SaIs,.
commence at o'clock, P. NJ Terms msss
known on day of sale
May 4, 1864. GEORGE WIISoy