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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
EnE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

To he Editor Of Hs Hby:
The important position OF Member of the Board
Of Public Works for the District Of the counties cl
tue South side AMI Southwest Virginia, is to be
filed By an election in May next. We therefore
itlke the liberty Of suggesting the name of Major
SWIM. 7. Suthera, OF Dan7iue, in connection with
That office. From his experience, his 8ne capacity
'and his practical business habits. we regard Major
fSGthcrlin a. peculiarly Wei qualified to l the pc
sitiOu. >lle is ardent supporter Of the cause OF
:tbe South, and enlightened and liberal friend OF
sthe system Of internal improve nent; and, in our
Judgment, there is no man in the District better
:qualidci to discharge the high and important dlti,
imposed upon "A Member Of tho Beard of Public
Works We call upon him 10 announce himself a
candidate ., once. We would not make this cali
upon Major Sutherln, eminent as bis qualifications
are, ifhis bealth would allow. him 10 go into he
any. but We know that he is NIT for the duties 0
a soldier by reason Of bis healtf,
SOvTS sDB.
Esb, 18th, 1855.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

SUNDAY INNEw 0RLEAYs-So far as the Sabbath
is concerned, new era has been iuauguratcd in
New Orleans. BY order from Brigadier General
Sherman, commandant of the city, it was directed
that all theatres billiard rooms and other places
of public amusement, should be closed ON all Sun
days after the lst of January. The provost mar
shals werO strictly enioined to carry this order
inty) effect.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
PROCLAMATION
Isy the President, appointing a Day Of
Fasting, Humiliation und Prayers
with Thanksgiving.

The Congress of the Confederate States have by joint
resolution invited me to appoint day OF public fasting
humiliation and prayer with thanksgiving to Almighty
God.
1t ia our solemn duty at all times and especially in
season Of public trial and adversely to acknowledge
del endence his mercy, and to bow in humble submis
sion before His oostoo confessng manifold sins sup
picating his gracious pardon implorng His Divine help
aud devouty rendering thanks for the many and great
blessings which He has youchsafed to US.
Let the hearts of people turn contriely and trust
fully unto God LET recognize in His Christening hand
the correction Of Father and submssivey pray that the
trials and sunerings which have long borne heavily
upon us may be turned awayby His merciful love that
His sustaining grace be given to people and His d
vine wisdom impaired rulers that the Lord of Hosts
viii be with armies, and fight for agast
miles, and that He will gracously take causento His
own hand and mercifuy establish Tor lasting just
and honorable peace and independence.
And let US forget TO render His holy the
thanks and praise which justly due for His great
goodness aud for the many mercies which He has
tended to amid the trials and suerngs ofprotracted
and bloody
Now, therefore, JEFFERSON DAVIS; President of the
Confederate States of America do issue this my procIa
nation appointing FRIDAY the 10th day of March next
as day of public fasting humiliation and prayer with
thanksgivng) for invoking the favor and guidance Of
Almighty Cod and do earnestly invite all soldiers and
citizens to observe the in spirit Of reverence, pen
tence and prayer.
(~o) Given under my hand and the seal Of the
SEAL Confederate States Richmond this 18th do
tc~ of January, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-fve.
JEFFERSON DAVIS. \
BY the President:
J. p BESJANIS
ia36-eodtd Secretary of State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
General Assembly of Virginia
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Feb. a. 1865.
The Senate was called to order at / O'clock
The Clerk read communications from the pres;.
dents Of the South Side and Orange aud Alcxap.
dFia Railroads, in response to a resolution of the
Senate calling for statement of the names and
ages of all employees Of said railroads exempted
Committee, fSA
Patriotic resolutions adopted by the officers and
soldiers of Psrkers Battery of Virginia Artillery
the 18th, s6th and Goth Virginia regiments Of nfan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
RICHMOND WING.
"wednesday MOrnIng. Feb. u.s. 1888
EYENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P M and
every succeeding day Sundays excePted) at the
same hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The
Evening Wing will contain the latest news by man
and telegraph, up tho hour Of going to press ea
torials, local intelligence, &c. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
DIEIe.

On Tuesday, the 18th instant at 3 o'clock A. NJ Mrs
VIOLET H. BosslEUX cOnsort Of the late Jno NJ Boseux
in the 10th year OF her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the Monumental
Church on this Wednesday, at O'Clock The friends Of
the family invited attend without further notice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
CoNMIssIONER WATspN's orYIcE',.

EicbmOnd Jan. 10: lsbo. -
VJIRGINlA.-n the Circuit Court -ofthe ciy Of
Richmond, January 9th, 1896
NJ s Brown and Fanny {. Robinson, who il an inffnt,
suing by her next friend, the said H. s Blown. %
against Pits,
j. Wilcox Brown apd James Peasants executors cfthe
will of j. Thompson Brown, bets
This cause this day. 10 he further heard on lie
papers formerly read and was argued by counsel oncon
-ideraton thereof the defendants in tl- cause J. WILL
cox Brown and James Peasants tie executors of y T.
Brown deceased directed 10 render an account og
their transactions executors Aforesaid hafoe William
F. Watson who is appointed by the Cosrt Specis a.
missioner in this cause, and who is directed 10 audit
state and settle thesad account and said Commissioner
is ordered to take account of all claims due bv sad es.
giving notice by publication in public news
paper published in Richmond of the time and place Of
taking said account once week for four Successive
weeks, for all persons to prove their claims beioe him.
and to make report thereof 10 this court with every
matteIspeciay stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by Others ~ be stated paties
Interested in this cause will please 10 take notice that
have fixed upon Tuesday, the 2lst February Scs at the
hour of NJ. as the time and this Office % tie place,
when and where shall proceed - discharge tie dJtiS
required OF me by said decree.
jal7-w4w Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

DUNAWAH IN JAI9.-Ihe following negro
IL slave committed 10 the jail oil tbeeity Lynch
burg runaway, the LIT day Of August 1861 viz
WILLIAM says he is Tie property OF Thomas NessOn %
Southampton county-was lined the present year by Mr..
Joseph Cooper of Petersburg for the Roaring Run Fur
mace in Botetourt county where he has been CT work.
lie is Of black complexion five feet Inc les
high about "a years of age and has aarse tie
right shoulder and across the right eye ANA lad
when committed pair or coarse light jsGn pants ito
skirt and an old cloth coat
The owner of the above named slave - requested TO
forward prove his property pay the legal charges
and take him away otherwise be viii be sold required
BY law. V. g. DUENINGIUA,
jal4-w6w Sergeant city Of Lync! ls,rg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

A MEETING # the-Stockhod ~ Of the WHITE Sui
"A PHUR COMPANY viii be held at the Office of L.
H. Marry * CO.. in the city Of Richmond on MONDAY,
the 10Th day Of February 1865.
felb-dSt' WM. B. CALWELL, President.
= BRLs SUPERIOR
y MOUNTAIN WHISKY,
for sale by
tlS-H cHAs 7. woRTE1M& co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

i at the office OF the james River and kanawha Ceu-
pany, in Richmond and through tie postofice at ynch
tnrg directed the undersigned until the 2Uth day OF
February next the lease oil the North River Cement
Works, and Tor the contract TO supply cement 10 The
James River aud kanawha COMPANY Tor two years nom
the first day OF March 1905
The proposals should state the annual rent that will be
paid for the Cement Works, and the price Der bushe Of 20
pounds which the cement will be turnhedsO the Com
pany.-
The contractor will have the privilege, under certain
restrictions OF manufacturing cement and lime iOr the
OF the public.
Information regarding the terms OF the viii be
furnished at the office Of the James River ami KahaN ha
Company OF by the undersigned, at lynchburg.
+ LORRAINE
ja2l-dit&c2w Chief Engineer J. X. & X. Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

GTOLEN, ina May Inst, from our resi-.
~ dence in Chesterfield county Va, bthe Yankee uid
No. 1906 issued to T. Markham, April 2Sth 1863 loan
Of February 10th, 1853 interest from April 20th 1863 for
5000
No. 2s5 issued to T. o. Markham February I4th 1862
interest from February 3D. 1853 natures January 1870
for $3.50
No. 1880, issued TO Vincent Markham, January 9TH,
1853 interest from January 26t 1853 due January 1879
for $780,
This Is to give notice that the undersigned will make ap-
pcaton to the proper authorities for the renewal of sad
bonds. IT. O. MARKHAM
del7-w6w- VINCENT MARKHAM,
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-THECrTY.

HrsrTYes COURT OF MAoIsrRArEs.--Jn this Court.
yesterday, the following business was done
Shafer Wiley, having served ont twelve icobth.'
term in Jail for assault and battery, discharged
from custody.
Peter and John, slaves, were charged with aiding
Lucy, slave OF DR.. Peter Lyons, to escape from her
master. Peter was sentenced to be whipped and
transported. John was discharged.
Hester, slave OF VIM. ID. Taiiafefro, charged With
stealing ss4 In gold coin, was acquitted.
Oliver aud George, slaves, were convicted Of burg
lariously entering the dwelling house OF the Rev.
Chas. l.. Minnegerods and stealing large quantity
Of groceries, and were sentenced to be hung On the
18th day of March next.
Robert, a slave, was convicted Of stealing horse
from Morton Naryc, and was sentenced " he whip
ped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

DCNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed TO the
IL Jail OF Nelson county, the 23d September last,
negro man who calls himself ALFRED DICKSON. Had
when committed, Yankee uniform. He says he Is the
property of James Jones' of Winchester and that he
away from his master and joined the Yankees in the month
December 1868 anemained with them till last Sep
TENDER when he escaped from them whstworkng on.the
Dutch Gap canal He is feet inches high, of dark
brown color
The Of said slave will come forward, prove pro.
pey pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
WILSON p. KIDD,
Jailor Of Nelson county.
The Rockingham Register viii publish weekly for
weeks and forward bill TO w. p X. de2+-w6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

This property amounts yearly TO tLousasts Of
dollars, and consists OF almost everything potable
corn, wheat, oats, bacon, neal, nVur, clothing,
boots and snoe knives ANA pistols. The law re-
qures that property be sold ana the PROF.
cecds paid into the CITY Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

NEGRO SALE will sell at public Auction; at
IN Lunenburg Court House on MONDAY, the 18th day
OF February 1868 tnat being court day onexth interest
in forty-fye very likely Slaves held for life By the
widow of the late Joel blackwell and who il nowup
wards Of 70 years oldfor cash credit may best suit
purchasers Il. II. ALEN,:.
ia 2-c6t, Agents for the parties
TVARNIvILLE FEMALE COLLEGE
The Spring Term 1866 opens Feb 9Th CLOSES June
25th Location safe and healthy. lnstuctiGh very
thorough Terms moderate.
For catalogue, address A. PREoT, Pres't,
H-esv lFsrIrassTYk'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

NOTKCE.-Notice is hereby given that application
~ will he made to the Treasury Department for Tie
s1he following bonds Issued BE- tie Confederate
States
l. Bond for sl400 issued by Thornton Utterback on
9Th December loo2 No. 65i payable LIST January 1884
.. Bond for 500 No. 50os issued 4lh August 1875.
with per interest from 9th July 1853 ~ Mar =.
Garnett and transferred by her TO me.
The above bonds taken from me by the YsBhees
onhe cath December 1861 in their raid through Culleper
county. THOhAION UIIERBA(L.
fe3-2aW6W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

GArHLRlS' lHEN iS-Ar. Thompson D. Sler has
been appolntei agent By the Ordnance Bureau TO
collect all the uskets, carbnes. pistols ana lccoq
trements lying loose about tue hOuses o. te citi-
zens OF Richmond. He provided wiIh horse and
wagon, Will traverse the whole city in quest OF the
needed articles-especially arms ana equipments
adapted to the cavalry. We hope ladies' wni cause
general search through thelr premises tor all the
old weapons which may be reader red se iceab,e at
this time. Mr.. Iyer succeeded yesterday in ;coi-
ectins quite number OF nuskets and pistols. he
may be communicated with at the Spotswood Hotel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

TOR SALE
Virginia State per cent new and old Stock
n. c. and old per cent Bonds.
Tenn. per cent. Bends.
Va. & Tenn. and Orange Alexandria Raeoad
Bonds.
Bank OF Commonwealth Stock
&. :. Bonds of several loans
Gold and Sterling bought and sold on Commits
sion.
fe6-d&c3t II. II. MAURY co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

who seems to be getting into peck OF trouble, was.
on yesterday arrested On the charge OF buying
greenbacks, in violation OF the law vi the las; es
sion OF Congress and with utterng disoyal senti-
nents. She was examined before Commissioper
Watson, and sent on to the District Court; She
admitted to bail for her appearA before the
court
Mrs. Dowell is young woman Of rare beauty,
but has, it appears, a temper Of her own. She is
q native Of Petersburg, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

NOTICE.-The Array Committee Ofshe
~ Young Mems Christian Association request the citi
zens of Richmond to contribute any articles OF clothing
which can be spared for the of several regiments OF
General Lees army whose homes within the enemy
lines
Articles contributed may be to the Army Depot
of 10th and Bank streets they will be called tor
the residences Of the citizens by
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
fel4-2t WM. j. MUNFSRD, Chm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICP.l
KISG WILLIAM e. H.. Feb. 81, 1865 !
THE County of New EkcuI.' in which.

THE County Of New Ikeui. in which
VIM NJ. Wileray qsaiiiied asadn. OF John W!l!eIgy,
deceased being threatened by invasion to render 1t
probable that the jurisdiction VI the Courts OF said county
cannot be safely and regularly exercised therein not
is hereby given that the accounts OF said hdgcaly
before the undersigned Commissioners Of hing NIli.m
County Court for stttement and that have liked upon
Friday the 10Th day of March next for the stating and
auditing Of said accounts. -
' WILLIAM D. POLLARD
, fe7-cw4w. Comm'r King VIM. County Ccult.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

IMPORTANT REsoLuTlos.-In the City COUNCIL, ,
Monday evening, Mr.. Walker offered . resolution
calling upon the Mayor for Information tie sub
ject OF stolen property taking from thieu.s and
never claimed by the lawful owners. 'Ihe resVlu-
tion asks for statement Of thcquabtity and ya!se
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

T OST-seyeral months ago-oRe ForR PER CENT
Il CERTIFICATE for 5000 due 18th OF March, 1854 No.
~ given in my name Application viii ne made ioF It's
renewal. -
Ia I4-w6w- WILSON NlNEREE-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

COMMISSION HOUsE.-TLe Subscribers have
" associated themselves under the style Of hLL 6
PEASANTS for the purpose OF selling Commission
such articles may be consigned TO them by farmers aud
Others Their Office is at the Auction House OF HILL Dicks
nson Co., corner OF Franklin and Wall streets.
They solicit the patronage OF Their friends and the pub
lie y r. HILL,
j. H. PLEASANTS.
They have good storage house and stable.
fe7-clm H. q. = .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

vXTANTED-A situation as Teacher in a priys1t
w family by-a lady competent TO teach the usua
address MISS A. L. DUPONT,
lflo-cpC Lexington, We,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

CLOyER SEED, ETC.
~ III bushels Clover Seed
1900 lbs Sole Leather.
For sale by
j. }. BINFoRD & CO., -
Grocers and Commission Merchants
fell-c4t No. li9 Franklin street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

C,ITY OF RICHMOND, 20 wits
" At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF
Hastings for the said City, Monday, tie oh day Of
February. 1855,
Edward Boyle, pitt;
against
l. Conrad Freeman and Jacob Flohr, defts;
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is enforce the performance Of
contract OF title TO lot Of land in the city Of Richmond
which said Conrad Freeman purchased OF d. Truehear
Jr
Affidavit having been made that the defendant Conrad
Freeman is not resident of the State Of Virginia. he is
hereby required to appear in the said Clerks Office within
one month after due publication hereof and do what Ma
be necessary to protect his interest
a copy-teste,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27
Wool Items.

---- s-ss "a a From the st. Louis Democrat.
Yesterday, Messrs. Kerr, White e. Co., conn
mission merchants, cold 7 900 lbs of wool, the
fleece of one flock, at SIC per Id. Messrs. S.
Thorp IL Co., were the purchasers Last wear
the fleece OF the same flock was sold at 81 10 per
10. The difference in price, however in the
Two crops is probably equalized in the decline in
the price OF gold since last years was sold This
wool was raised on the farm of the late Richard
Gentey, Esq, by his sons, who have charge of
the very large and extensive farm of their late
father..g L-.E@.# rAE s.4 b.
The Mt. Gilead, Marrow county, Sentinel
says: =, -t.v-E. Z .e.tt..
The price offered for wool in this m ark ct varies
from soc to Coo per ID, Not much is coming in
at this rate. The opinions of wool growers and
wool buyers do not seem to agree in this State
We notice that lot of wool buyers for Eastern
firms left Ohio the other day in great indlgna-l
ton because they could not buy wool on their
own terms
: The Buckeye State New Lisbon, o., says:
Notwithstanding the lateness of the season,
the market for wool. in this place, has not yet
opened. The views of the wool raisers and
woof dealers are wide apart, the former asking
seyenty1five cents per pound for their clips, and
the latter offering from ifty>tive to sixty cents
Under these circumstances there is but little
chance of the wool changing hands, and the
farmers are rich enough to hold it over for q
better market. Whether or no this would be
good policy on heir part is doubtful though a
number OF agricultural papers express the opiu-
ION that the market ought to afford seventy five
cents per pouad for good wool If this be the
case the wool of this county, which viii prob :
ably average rs good that of any other coun-
ty in the State, ought TO command that price
a.s,a KS. b. From the Detroit Tribune
We learn that at all the points on the Central
road the price has advanced fully &c within the
past day or two, So cents being now readily paid
for good lots. The market has become somewhat
excited, the manufacturers having become jeal-.
Gus of each other, owing probably to some OF
them having violated the terms Of the compact
with regard to prices. THERE'S good dioposi-
ton on the part of farmers to sell, but the pres
sure of farm work checks operations, although
the market is increasing in point of activity. At
the various points on the Milwaukee road, no
change has taken place, 55c being still recog-
pied as the outs ide figure.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27
Dispatch from President Johnson to Gov.
~ - BrOWnlOW, -

.'o seaa 1855 NASHVILLE July 81.
The following dispatch was received by
Gov Brownlow from the Presi dent; 'sII
Washington, July 20.
To Hon. W. G. BrownIop .e&
hope, and have no doubt, you will see
that the recent amendments to the consti-
tuition of the state, as adopted by the peo-
pie, aud all laws passed by the Legislature in
pursuance thereof are faithfully and prompt
ly, executed, and that all illegal votes in the
approaching election be excluded from the
polls, the election for members Of Congress
be legally and fairly conducted. When
and wherever it may seem necessary to en-
ploy force for the execution of the laws and
the protection of the ballot box from vio-
lence and fraud, you are authorized to call
upon Maj. Gen. Thomas for sufficient mil
itary force to sustain the civil authorities
of the State.
have received your recent address to
the people and think it well timed, and
hope it will do much good in reconciling
the opposition to the amendment of the con-
stitution and the laws passed by the last
Legislature. The laws must be executed
and the civil authority sustained. In your
| efforts to do this, if necessary, General
Thomas will afford sufficient military
force. You are at liberty to make what
use you may think proper of this dispatch.
(Signe0 ANDREW JOHNSON,
| -. President Of the United States.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27

The yiroqua Sufferers Our readers will
remember the short account we published q few
weeks since of the terrible tornado at Viroaua.
Vernon Co., in this State. Over twenty were
killed, and about forty more or less injured
Many dwelling houses were either totally de-
stroyed or partially torn down, and a large
number OF people are left entirely destitute.
They sadly need the helping hand of christian
fellowship and charity held out to them in this
their hour Of afflicton. Hon. w Il. Terhune
was in our city last week. to lay the claims CT
his afflicted neighbors, Tor sympathy and mate,
rial aid before our citizens He exhibited
series of Photographic views, showing the deso-
lation madeby the storm. We understand that
the City Council would take the matter in hand
and provide for an organized effort to raise
fund for the benefit OF the sufferers, but we
have heard of no steps being yet taken in the
matter There could be no more imperative
call upon the humane and generous for matters
al aid than this, and we hope something will be
done at once - - ~ - +,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27
= h. GRAH 4 NJ,
County Superin tendent.


Our Young Folks.-We also have the
Young Foiks tor August, magazine that is
eagerly sought for by the Juveniles. to whom it
IS a great source of monthly amusement, eDter>
tainment and instruction-by the publishers OF
the AA@mtfc Monthly. This number opens with
a continuation of the very interesting and in
'structive contribution by the author of .sTep
Acres Enough on farming for boys !; the rest
OF Its contents are as follows Dick and |. by
Marian Douglas The Story of Dolly. by Mre
A NJ. Fay Little Hugh and the FAIRIES, py j.
II. A. Bone. Transactions, by Gail Hamilton. y.
Winning his Way, third article of a series, by
Carlton Dogs and Cats, by Harriet Beecher
Stowe Father Brightdrops, by j. T. Trow>
bridge -Afioat in the Forest, by Mayne Reid.
Charades. puzzles, and funny things There
are several illustrations. s! year for single
copies. 81 so in clubs of ten
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27

DANGEROUS CouNrERFE1T. "A Cincinnati
paper of Saturday states that a number of
connterfeits of the one dollar Treasury note
have recently been passed in that city. 1t
says: Excepting few minor discrepan-
cies, the spurious note is exact fac simite
of the genuine bill. The general appear
ance Of the bill is also very good. The
green ink is of a somev hat lighter shade than
that used on the genuine. and some parts
of the note look scratchy and blurred. The
figures l OH the green scrollwork of
the lower right quarer of the note are prin-
ted in green, in the genuine they are white.
The face of Chase, in the counterfeit is bad
Iy executed" SD oNa' ---2t-