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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. |.
Thomas O'Donnell had quarrel with his
wife last night, and left home, making threats
against her. Fearing violence on his return,
she went to neighbor's. Soon after groans
we're heard, and on investigation O'Donnell
vas found lying on the ground. with deep
cut in bis arm. He had severed an arterys
few minutes Afterwards he died. It appears
that on returning home and finding the door
locked, he smashed the window with his fist,
thus receiving wound which proved fatal.
Tell, Who received the two terrible wounds
from one johnson last week, died 1t thehos.
pital last night.
General Grant and family have again gone
to Galens.
There 10 rumor Of the resignation ofGen>
eral Corse u Collector Of Internal Revenue
for this district, in consequence Of dissatis-
faction at the appointments Of subordinAtes
made BY the Treasury Department.
During July SO, 1886 gallons of highwines
were produced in this district.
The schooners Elbe and Frank Perew col>
lided Yesterday, ten miles from hero. The
Elbe filed and cspsized. The other WAS not
much damaged. No lives lost.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l.
The gold shipments from Central City last
week Was $4,000.
The Indians had run of seventy head Of
Government horses and mules from near
Cooper's Creek.
An Omaha dispatch says the Indians have
driven of the wood-choppers on the south
side of the Platte river. On Saturday they
set fire to 5000 cords of wood.
Superintendent Denman denies that Red
Cloud is coming down from the North, and
says the hostilities are confined entirely to
the Cheyennes. The Sioux say they will not
participate.
A Denver dispatch rays family named
Nef, numbering nine persons, residing at
Kiowa, were found murdered last Saturday.
The steamer Lucretia, from Fort Benton,
arrived at Omaha yesterday, with 200 pas
sengers and $4,000 in treasure. and some
silver.
There were a number of fires in Denver up
to August 18th. The total loss is $171,47l.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BuRLIseros, Sept. l.
The Annual Conference of the NJ. E.
Church convenes in this city on Wednesday,
September %, Bishop Jones presiding, The
members are rapidly pouring in from all
points.
ST.. PAUL, Sept l.
Yesterday German woman killed herself
and child with poison.
MADISON, Sept. /.
The store Of Mr.. Garland, at Monticello,
Wis, was robbed few nights ago Of $500
worth Of goods. The thieves were captured,
and the goods recovered.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l.
John L. Stephenson was inaugurated Gov
ernor Of Kentucky at Frankfort to.day.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. |.
General L. Thomas was in the city yes
terday and inspected the Military Cemetery
at Camp Butler.
The meeting Of the National Lincoln Mon.
ument Association occurs to-day to select q
plan for the monument. A large number Of
architects and artists are in the city for the
purpose Of attending the meeting.
GoDERIcH, ILL.,, Sept. /.
The North American Hotel and a large
number of wooden blocks adjoining, con-
tanning six stores were destroyed by FIRE yes
terday.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. /.
There is some excitement in the oil trade
Of this city to-day, owing to the suspension
of two houses in the petroleum business.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Sept. l.
great many applications have been made
to the Secretary Of the Navy BY parties anx,
ious to secure appointments - Cadet Engin-
eers 1t the Naval Academy, but in conse.
quence Of the reduction of the force ordered
BY Congress, class Of Cadets will not be
formed at the Academy during the present
year.
The President has not determined when he
will leave Washington on brief visit to Ten
nessee, as it is not known whether or not
there will be . September session Of Congress.
A reduction in the expenses Of various
Custom Houses has been made since the lst
of July to the extent of q quarter of million
dollars. Still further retrenchment is in
progress. 1t has been found that many en-
ployees have been drawing salaries without
rendering public services, and that their ap
pointments were the result of mere fayorite
ism.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW FORK.

New YoRK, Sept. l.
The Soldiers and Sailors National Ex-
ecstive Committee met at Astor House to-
day. The grand monster Mass Convention
of Soldiers and Sailors was fixed upon
Philadelphia was designated for the Conven-
ton. The meeting will last two days, Octo-
her 1st and October I'd. All the organiza-
ton. of sBoys in Blue,' and Soldiers and
Sailors are generally invited. Arrangements
will be made to extend especial invitations
to the leading soldiers and sailors Of the war
who support Grant and Collar.
The Governor Of Connecticut is re-
quested to invite on behalf Of the Comr1it;ee
the loyal war Governors, and Governor
Geary is requested to invite all the loyal Re
publican Governors now acting at this Con-
yention. Fly thousand soldiers are eS-
pected to be present.
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FROM PORTLAnD.
PORTLAND, sept.

fUKTLANU, sept. I.
Senator Fessenden was warmly received
here last night. Alta mass meeting he made
q lengthy address, in the course of which he
said that while be was in the Treasury he was
in the tightest place he was ever in except
when be had to vote to acquit the Presi-
dent. He appealed to the people. and issued
privilege of taking bonds. Through his
agents he promised the people that the prin>
cipal should be paid in gold. The credit Of
great nation must be preserved at all haz-
ards.
He closed by eulogizing Grant
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FROn THE SOUTH.

ST. Louis, Sept l.
A special to the Democrat, dated Little
Rock, Arkansas, Aug. 81, says:
Gov. Clayton has returned from Lewis
burg.
The insurrection is quieted, the Court re-
instated, and the trial resumed. The diff
Guilty commenced by the Rebels breskir up
the Court with an armed force and discharg-
ing disnnion men.
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Stolen,

STOLEN from the undersigned at La Prai
y RE. Adams County, Iiliuoh, on the night Of the
22nd Of AuSus 1868, light Bay Horre. black nane
and tall lslx hands h9h rongh made in o.er,
one hind white. white spot torehssd, branded
B on each shoulder ALSO, saddle bride and martin
gales stolen with the horse
liberal will be given for the recovery Of the
horse and the apprehension Of the thief
aug25 lw 7. i. BENNETT
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DIS Mo,srs. Sent,

Governor Merrill has appointed Hon.
Vim. Sewers, of Oskalooss, Trustee OF the
Iowa Insane Asylum, occasioned BY the
death Of Governor NeedhAns
John L. Davis, Of Dassnport, has been
appointed Trustee Of the e0ldisrs and Or
pAaas' Home.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. /.
The first ship Of . feet from China has just
arrived IN the Thames. She sailed from Foo
Chow May 28th in company with the tea ship
Topany and schooner Lenchat.
The English cricketers sail from Liver
pool to morrow in the steamship, City Of
Baltimore, to play series Of Eve interna-
tional matches against the United States and
Canadian cricketers.
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Unless pay msnt be made OF the levied and also
all before tho i7th day Of september, 1s5s the
raid dots or parcel Of lots much thereof may
necessary discharge said aud will be sold
the ~ Aforesaid at the Mayors once In said city, be-
tween the hours of o'clock m Aad o'clock p.
W. Il. CoWDEN.
Aur3a Collector of the City of keokuk.
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For Sale.

4 OTIS 4, s. s, Block %, Reeves, Perry 4
Il william ddition 10 Keokuk, Of 18th and
Orleans. Title good. Price a45O.
nquire Of
S. a. JOHNSTON,
jui,s-ti Bth and Main Street
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DIED.

MENEFEE-August 29th 1853 In Jeueyyle, Ills,
at the residence Of ~ Mcclure FoRD u youngest
of Mrs Inlts Y Msnefea, Of this city aged ard
months.
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TeIe9raph Conncctlons,

Il
The Great Western Telegraph Company Is un-
der contract with th. Atlantic and Pacific Tel
eersph Company, who have wires now in opera
tion from New York to Chicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction 70 Keokuk, Ito
which point it will be finished in few weeka,l on
its way to California We occupy tho ONCE ai
Chicago with the Atlantic and Pacie, and receive
each Others messages and forwardthe same The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects in New
York with al the competing lines that are now
doing business atths principal IN intervening
points in rHrRrEEs STATES, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line (opposition)
Of Canada il now beiag built TO sll the Lake
Hntario and the st. Lawrence river ports, includ-
ing ogdensburg, New York. Southern competing
linee are nov going up from Louisville and ST.
Louis to Now Orleans, afording connection for
the Great Western in that direction In short,
the North and South. and the Middle States are
at work on competing lines, and /. needs but the
construction Of new lines In the stAtes above
named to complete the circle Of the most busi-
nesS portion Of the Union.
j. SNOW, SECRETARY.
Once, No. 1sl RsndoIph-St, Sherman Hous.
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Agsnt:.for the conpanyKEoKT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
DELINQUENT Special Tax List.

HNE lots and parts of lots in the city Of Keokuk
" which special taxss for laying plank valt
due and unpaid and In addition 10 the tax set forth
will Be ths cost OF Of 81 OF each piece
parcel Of property advertised and ooce Is hereby
gven the Of lots parts Of lots described u
the following list and situated In the CITY Of Keokuk,
Leo county, Iowa. and all others interested that said
lots and parts Of lots have sssessed and sy
led thereon BY the oty Council Of aid city the 9Th
Of July 1888, for the purpose Of deffayns the
Sea CT laying plank walk In front Of such lots parts
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q. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

o. T1ird>st., 6es. Main 4 Johnson.
nAH iust received fine stock of Cloths of
H ali kin6s ssA will make pants, vests and coats
ehsapsr thaa before. Tor proof ofthis call and
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Admtnistrator,s sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 26th
day OF september, 4. D. 1885, in accordance with
order Of the County Court OF Lee County Iowa. the
nndsrsignsd will soil At public outcry at the Auction
Room Of /. Howe keoknk, Iowa, all the thattels aud
property conssting Of Bsds Bedding Bureaus
Wsrdrobes stoves, Chairs Tables parlor bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture Of all kinds and dsecr poDs belong
Ing to the estate Of America Anderson, decsa sa,ed.
Witness my hand this 3lst day Of August, A. D. 1868
W. B. COLLINS.
Executor Of the htate Of Am erica Anderson, decd
scpt2-d1t-3w
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DIRECTORS.
xLIsHAs. wApswoRTH,
Chicago.
Msars, Bates 4 Co, chictsol
Hale, Aver Co. Chicago.
,. rARwELL,
v. A ruRpIN.
VA Turpin 4 Co., Chicago
DAVID GAaA
JOHN HAINEs,
J LOMBARD,
Pres't Eifth National Bank, ChcsFe.
DrGBAY,
Gray Pie 4 Co. Chicago
BIcuLvER,
Culver Co Chicago.
GARDNER,
gB Gardner h Co, Chicago
DAVID KREIdH.
David Kreigh& & Co Chicago.
Fnirbsnk, Psck 4 Coz. Ghicseo.
SNOW,
sec. III W. IeiO ~
aEDRGEM CIR Y,
GEN westn Ag't NJ 8 L L,sR.R. Line ..chcrzo
" GILMAN,
Chicago.
ROBERT MecHEsNEY.
FIR .rcrs sHkas1ts, Hssts.
Chicago.
JosEPHM DtKE,
Chicago.
nBEcKwIrH,
Chicago.
A r DWIGHT,
Corey 4 Dwight, ohicssoi
JAMES YoGG,
JP Rogg, Son 4 Go, 0hie. -.
LpsAsaER,
Joliet, Ill
Ew HUDSON,
Detroit, Mich,
BF ALLEN
Banker De. aoinss. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
THE CAPITAL STOCK

II Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
of S25 each When &lois paid on each share, a
certificate Of stock for SIS will be issued, and
further assessments to be made, We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends of interest on the
latter amount as soon as the lines completed.
Installments from time to time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, win be called for BY tho
Directors rs the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share viii be received.
The m ore the stock is distributed the better for
the Company. There is no individual liability af-
tar the stack il paid for,
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PROSPECTUS.

- This Company is established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the West,
and will locate Offices at all points where the re-
ceipts will warrant fair profit to the AssociA
tion. 1t is organized under State Laws and ths
National Act Of Congress. The shares pu. at =
low sum- in order TO induce ALL classes 70 become
stockholders, snd thereby insure its success by
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. We desire shareholders to be'com-
posed of every business, vocation and calling.
The stock will be spportioned, according to pop
ulstion, to the cities and villages in ILLINOIS.
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every enterprisng m an
in these States Will second Our endeavors. Our
extensive correspondence the States named war
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic 'oi
competing line and dcheaper prices. IHfr SHALL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
The Mt. Auburn Young Ladies'
INSTITUTE
Will open Its Twenty.Fiflh Ses-
sion Sept. 18th.

ITS Board of Instructors, and facilities for
4 thorough course OF education unrivAtled by
similar School In the country
For Catalogues or Information address
IL WHITE,
as West Fourth-st., Cincinnati, %.
ans2sd4w
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sIuo1A SEWING MACHIN e.
n n Hen.rha,. A1t Fourth street
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m Al ns1 ATE 4 INsURANCE ACTS.
q a Ten -EYck, cor Fourth = Main sts fup etairsl
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.yspeiIl. Jones Co......eof Third ! Main strests
Hess. stern 4 Co........coY Second Main streets.
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cLOUKs, WATCHES = JEW1lAY.
San a Brid ess Nos 1 Estss House.
TRJ Ayres 4 Sous.... .........67 Main street
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capaa| $3OOO,OOO; ShaIes$25

AaseAs IN enla ~n Each Share NO
to Exceed Ten Dollars Each
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0sin, silver ware.
q Bridges ,,,,... .........Noa l Estes Houss.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
Weekly Review Of the New York
Grain Market
[FroIn the Tribune, February


GRAIN-Our market for wheat the past
week has been very dull and in unsat-
1sfactory condition; there has been very
general Discrimination to do business, and
prices of Spring have been'Gtz1 te nominal.
The foreign orders are generally lixaI ted
and much below the prices demanded.
and, IL view of the limited stock in store
as well as the moderate suppl es in the
hands of miliers, there has been very little
dsp1sitioa eyinsed To- sell and only retail
above what cargoes could be disposed of;
there has been some inquiry for that on
the canal, and sales of a few cargOes of
No. Milwaukee are reported at g 20-un-
derSLOod to be speculative purchases a
genera Iys regarded as,asIoJSy d sure: but it
should be remembered the risk is great OF
holding; from the Northwest we learn tn
receipts are c nsiderably in excess of the
mand moderate. though for forward de-
livery there has been quite brisk inquiry
at prices above those now current. In
Winter wheat we have had a limited
business at full previous prices; the stock
of this is moderate, and holders are very
firm: Theexports are light this week, and
must continue so until Spring. TO-day's
market is moi very active, and but little
disposition To realize is evinced by held
sales of ,2,0e0 bushels at 81 Sc Tor Ne.
Milwaukee IN store; 81 58g2 10 for Amber
PennsylVanla, the former price on the
pier. and 50 20 for white Michigan.
q I'm has been freely offered, has been
fairy active, but at very variable prices;
we have added somewhat to Our stock;
freight room: much of that offering is
very damp, and, coming in small lots, IL is
extreme y difficult of sale; arge invoices,
if in good condition, command .5l6c per
ibuShel more than small lots, and are gen.
orally Saleable; shippers will not purchase
small arcelS of all grades. cOlorF and con-
ditionS; they require large lots and uni
form quality. &C. Closing, the market
opened lower with less di>pGEitiOn to
operate; but ere the close of Chang prices
Improved, owing 10 weakness ia freig hts
and a be- tier inquiry consequent; the sales
are 5000 bushels at 81 24Ggl n Tor new west
white at 81 2411 %; Jersey yellow at 81 2269
81 %; Western yellow at 81 Is, and straw
eOlOred and white Ten neSsee at 81 39;01 %
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R0sf0n Fish Market.

The market for Goldfish is more active,
but rates are without quotable change.
We quote sales of. medium aud large
goldfish, at 81 5096 90 per qtl., the outside
rate for GEORGES. ~ IT if-
mand FOR shipment, at So 90 per qtl. Hake
are scarce and wanted at 81 1908 90 loose,
and So so packed. Pollock are ia mod
eratate request at 81 1898 90 per qtl.
Macker4l are in. good demand, and
prices must be quoted a shade higher.
The receipts from the Provinces are lib
eral, and command very full rates. One
thouSan nd barrels Halifax No. l, sold in
New YORK, this week. for SIS %. Stocks IN
first hands are small, and are being rap
idly reduced. 500
We quote sales CT Bay at SIG 5O@17 90 per
barrel for No. /; Sl3 00a13 so for No.. and
Sl1 O0@ll 90 for large, and $40 OO9lO so tor
medium No 3.
Picked herring are plenty, and dull at
Sc 0O(dS 90 per barrel for large Shore and
and new Labrador. BOX herring are in
fair demand, with sales at 1920 TOR No. |,
and SOC for scaled. In salmon, further
sales small lots at $4,000 per tterce.-COn1-
mercidL Bulletin.
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Money and Stocks In New York Last
Week,
From the N. Y. Times, 3d.

From the N. Y. Times. 3d.
Toe Money market closed at the cheapest
rates OF the week TO the Brokers, 8 to per
cent. according TO the demand and the
collateral offered, aud per cent. when
voluntarily rendered to the great dealers
in the Public Funds. The Funds We're
higher than on Friday, and extreme bids
were made after the registered Board
transactions. the Central Pacific Gold
bearing Bonds have been advanced by
Messrs- Fisk & Hatch. from 50 to SO per
cent, and interest from January l, aud
there are some intimations that Mr.. cisco,
as Treasurer Oh the Union Pacific. will soon
advance his Bonds, also Collaborating,
from so to 50 per cent. and interest from
Jan. l. There IS an advance in all the New
YUrK state Stocks, and an improved de-
mand for nearly all the good Railway
Mortgages. The Western and New Eng
land State Bonds are all bid for at ad
vance since the January interest, but the
market is quite pare of nearly all of them.
The state of Illinois will pay off a large
amount of principal, (the old Illinois and
Michigan Canal Loan,) on the 18th inst,
at the National American Exchange
Bank. The Border state Bo1ds are steady,
but the demand for Tennessee appears 10
be met at 601a@6l per cent.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. 5.
FLoUR-In moderate demand; sales at
So 72910 80 for Spring extra.
WHEAT-There is a fair speculative move
ment. but prices range 21263c lover; sales
at 81 esq., 10 for No. 81 O2@y2 0416 for No.
2; closing unsettled.
CoRN-New I@112c lower, with sales at
Sl149S24c; closing at S1149SI%; old neg
leclected nominal at Sc for No. |.
OATS-Dull, and 1ac lower; sales at SEQ
5S1a, closing al inside figures.
RYE-F1rmer, but quiet and 2G3c higher;
sales al 81 579l IS for No. l, aud 81 Of for
No 2.
BARLEY-Dull, at 81 O6 for No. 9; 81 700
"a r. jected. t.e
PRovIsIoNs-Less active; mess pork
nominal, and 25c lower; sales of standard
at 81 90: prime mess active, at x17 90;
ramp pork qniet. at SIS 50.
LARD-FifRl and steady. at T312c.
BULK MEATS-Quiet; sales of dry salted
shoulders atSlkc, loose.
ENGLISH MEATs-Dull; country Cum
herI4tnd box. 914c; short rib mid lies 1ec
loose.
HAMS Sweet pick1ed hams quiet, at 1910;
GREEN MEATS-Ina ctive. r.
DRESSED HoGS-Light active and 15td25c
higher; heavy steady: sales at 81 75Ca9 90,
closing at So I5@9 90, dividing on 200 lbs
LIVE HoGs-Active and firm. at &c ESQ
S6 so Tor common to fair; ES8 for good to
choice; IS 271a@S 40 for extra choice.
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New COunterfeits

The following new counterfeits are re-
ported by Thompson's Bank Note and
Commercial Reporter:
Tens on the National Bank of the State
of New York. New Yor1 City, are in cir
culatIon. Well calculated TO deceive.
Look out for them.
Tens on the First National Bank of
Philadelphia are in circu alton.
Tens on the Union National Bank of
New York City. Well executed.
Twenty'S on the First National Bank of
Boston. The lett hand of the soldier mold
ing the gun does not touch g ID y in depos-
tied, but in the genuine il does. Observe
on this counterfeit the butt OF the musket
on the left corner touches the sc oil work
around figures :" 20, ;" and on the hand of
the female on the mans breast the fingers
can scarcely be seen, while on the genuine
no part of the gun touches, and the fingers
are qui distinct. On the counterfeit I'M
der the words This NOts," where it reads
: This note is secured" ETC., there are but
three Hour1sheS; the genuine has four, ana
also one between the :" United ?" and
States, which is omitted in the counter
felt. The letter . "a in Treasurer, under
Spinner's name is larger than the other
letters, and while the counterfeit is of the
same length as the genuine it is at least
quarter OF an inch narrower. On the
counterfeit the shield behind the eagle on
back of the note contains but six stars,
and they are very imperfect; on the gem
uine seventeen stars are visible.
Fifty'S on the National Bank of Com
nerce, New Bedford, MaSsachuse is. Well
done and calculated to deceive.