Counterfeit and discounted money in New Jersey banks 1862
An item from the New York Bank Note List and Counterfeit Detector dated October 2, 1862 describes widespread banknote debasement in New Jersey. It lists numerous banks with worthless or discounted notes, several counterfeits, and altered bills across many institutions including Jersey City and Hoboken banks, with mentions of specific frauds and altered denominations.
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Republican Party
Ita
John Kean
New Jersey
George T. Werts
John H. Conger
F. H. Pownall
Jamesburg
William T. Hoffman
New York
New Jersay
State Bank
Trenton
Franklin Bank
Jersey City
Hoboken Bank and Grazing Co
Jersey City Bank
Manufacturers’ Bank
Belleville
Mechanics’ Bank
Paterson
Monmouth Bank
Fraehold
Morris Ganol and Banklog Co
New Jersey Manufacturing and Banking Co
Hoboken
New Jersey Protection and Lombard Bank
People’s Bank of Paterson
Ploinfeld Bank
Plainfeld
Salem and Philadelphia Manufacturing Co
Washington Banking Co
Hackensack
Farmers’ Bank of New Jersey
Farmers’ and Mechanics' Bank of Ruhway
F. King
Michigan
Franklin
Loft
McKinley
Ura
Washington
Waanixoroy
White House
Indianapolia
Mra. Murrison
Indiana
Mra. Harrison
Finais
West Virginia
Camden
Senate
Eaino
Turner
Nevada
Weaver
Delaware
Connecticut
Harrison
Reid
Alabama
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Noble
Missouri
Miller
Elkins
Postimaater
Waunamaker
Pennsylvania
Chas. Foster
Ohio
Mythic roots of Greek myth and Norse legends explored
The essay surveys Greek myth origin from mythos and Nordic and Celtic threads, noting Biblical echoes in Heaven descriptions and parallels to Genesis. It references Ovid, Hesiod, Sanchoniatho, Homer, Milton, and Hawthorne, tracing myth’s influence on literature from Pygmalion to Narcissus and Midas, with remarks on myth’s reflection of ancient society.
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Brohintus
Publius Ovidas Naso
Christ
Hensiod
Sanchoniatho
Saturn
Greece
Rome
John Milton
Shakespeare
Bunyan
Emerson
Shelley
Prometheus
Tennyson
Sin
Kents
Endymtony-Poe
Raven
Byron
Tudgiment
Longfellow
Lis Evangeline
Ovid
Apollo
Hyascinthos
Hyacinthus
Hyacinth
Nathaniel Jlawthorne
Septimus Polton
Fondac
Venus
Henes
Adonie
Venus Olmages
Narcissus
Midas
Perseus
Athene
Hermes
Hades
Medusa
Emily
Horace
Biacery
Thorn
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the Cranbury Press
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OF New York
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Alexander G. Cattell
George Hires
Ferdinand W. Roeb
Sdolpn Mack
Luther Rountze
J. Hull Browning
Frederick Kubn
George F. Perkins
John W. Burray
John Kean, Jr
Union County
Congress
Monmouth County
Olgt
Treasor
Saing Tina Corvo
Assembly Chamber
Shaeldong
Hinto House
Utala
Ansgenly
State Hous
Abbott
Assembly
Faoerosao
State House
South Hongo
Dollans
Newark
George Watson
Camidon
W. Wright
Hanutson
Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Yordville
Bordentown
Cuos
Biddie Blick
John Black
Mr Black
Philadelphia
J.C. Hopwes, M
W. Davison
East State Street
Trenton, WN
J. C. Manning
Trenton, N. J
Coats
Siit
Conde
Richard A. Donnelly
Opera House
Sohmer & CO
Mason & Hamlin, Digker Bros., Prescott
Mia
Geo. E. Snedeker & Co
N. Warren Street
Masonica Temple
United States
Cook & Jaques
State Street
N. J
A.J. Rider
Casaneiu
A. Nen
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Newe
Pater
Premtown
Honda
Musi
James B. Craig
Oresvia
Sarunpay
John B. Reilly
Prest
G. W. Greenman
Sec
Treas
Trenton Hardware
Dunn Hardware and Paint Company
DR. Edmund
Edmund
Anna
Cranbury Neck
N.J
Centaar
DrvaCo
Derry
Cranbury
Ned
Dr. Fal
Tidac Connelly
Central Drug CO
M. J
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C.a.snow &Co
Opi
Nice
Washncton
Tim Rocums
Rochester
Rodge
Worl
Wm. H. Cooper, JR
Church Street
New Brunswick
John
Bergen
Mattings
Dobbins & Larce
Fales
Trenton, N. J. Les
C. Hoagland
Shoes, Boots and Rubbers
Levi Dye
The
F. Lupton
Matawan and
Keyport
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Matawan, N. J