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MISSISSIPPI
 32309
- MISSISSIPPI, THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD, $3.00, 1862,
Holly Springs, MS, train at center, red overprint, EF bright,
Confederate Railroad...............................$110.00
TENNESSEE  32310
- TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF BLOUNT, $1.00, 1862, Maryville, TN,
small train, yellow paper, crisp uncirculated...................................$95.00
32311 - TENNESSEE, COUNTY POLK, 25 cents, 1863, Benton, TN, AU
nice, small train yellow
paper................................................$90.00
ALABAMA 40920
- STATE OF ALABAMA, 1863, 50 Cents, blue 50 Cents overprint,
State seal, un-circulated on crisp
paper.........................................$40.00 
40920A - STATE OF ALABAMA, 1863, 25 Cents, Slave walking aside
a cotton wagon, red overprint, un-circulated, crisp
paper..................$35.00
40921
- STATE OF ALABAMA, 1863, $1.00, State Capital at Montgomery,
AL. Very good.......................................................$18.00  40922
- STATE OF ALABAMA, 1864, $5.00, Slave overseer on horseback,
slaves in field green large FIVE overprint. Extremely fine, crisp
paper, most popular.....................................$125.00
 40923
- STATE OF ALABAMA, 1864, $10.00, Vignette of T. H. Watts of
Alabama, green TEN overprint. Extremely fine, crisp
paper...........................................$79.50
TEXAS
 40929A
- REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, SIGNED BY FRANCIS LUBBOCK WHO WAS CAPTURED WITH
JEFFERSON DAVIS AS A COLONEL ON HIS STAFF, $100.00, dated at
Houston 1837, signed by Francis Lubbock as Controller for the Republic
of Texas. Lubbock was the 9th Governor of Texas elected in 1861. When
Lubbock's term ended in 1863, he joined the Confederate Army and
was appointed to a lieutenant colonel's position, serving under Major
General John B. Magruder. By 1864, Lubbock was promoted to
aide-de-camp for Jefferson Davis. Following the Confederacy's military
collapse Lubbock fled from Richmond, Virginia with Davis. They were
soon caught by Union troops in Georgia. He was imprisoned at Fort
Delaware for eight months before being paroled. Extremely fine or
better.....................................................................$115.00
FLORIDA  40919
- STATE OF FLORIDA, 50 Cents, 1863, attractive red and blue,
signed by CSA Governor John Milton, crisp un-circulated
condition........................................$69.00
NORTH CAROLINA 
32305 - NORTH CAROLINA, BANK OF LEXINGTON, $5.00, 1859, orange
overprint, slave picking cotton, two maidens, same vignette as the CSA
T-29 note, great slave bignette, very fine, bright
color...............................$79.00
40902 - LOT OF FIVE NORTH CAROLINA 1863 5 CENT NOTES, a lot of
five un-circulated 5 Cent North Carolina notes. Each has some edge
damage, paper crisp and
fresh..........................................5
for $50.00
71406 - NORTH CAROLINA, $50, 1863, Vignette of Governor
Zebulon Vance, red overprint, about EF, nice and
crisp............................$145.00
VIRGINIA 
NEW ITEM40715 - CITY OF
RICHMOND, UNCUT SHEET OF 30 CENT NOTES,
8" X 13" sheet of 4 uncut sheets of City Of Richmond 30 Cent
notes, dated April 14th, 1862, all signed, in un-circulated condition.
These were issued by the City of Richmond to help alleviate the
shortage of small change which quickly became non-existent in the
South by this time in 1862. An unusual denomination. Very scarce in
sheet form.........................$295.00
 32306
- VIRGINIA, MONTELLO BANK, $2.00, 1861, Charlottesville, VA,
sailing ship, Maiden, Hoyer & Ludwig Confederate printer, large 2
added, Very fine+, rare
variety............................................$125.00
32307 - VIRGINIA, GRAYSON COUNTY, 15 cent note, 1863, back
print, very fine, a rare county....................................$165.00
32308 - VIRGINIA, PATRICK COUNTY, $1.00, 1863, printed on the
reverse of North Carolina notes, extremely fine.
Scarce..............................................$125.00
VIRGINIA
SCRIPT NOTES ISSUED DUE TO LACK OF SMALL CHANGE IN 1862  40913
- CITY OF RICHMOND, 1862, 50 CENTS, Issued by the City of
Richmond due to the lack of small change in the Confederacy. Very Good
- Fine..............................................................$20.00
40914
- CITY OF RICHMOND, 1862, 60 CENTS, Issued by the City of
Richmond due to the lack of small change in the Confederacy. Extremely
Fine +......................................$49.00 40915
- CITY OF RICHMOND, 1862, 75 CENTS, Issued by the City of
Richmond due to the lack of small change in the Confederacy. Very Good
- Fine...............................$20.00
Very fine
+..................................................$45.00  40916
- CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VA, 1862, $1.00, Virginia Amazon seal,
1862, Fine, another small denomination issue due to a lack of small
change in the Confederacy. A scarcer
issue....................................................................$39.00
 40917
- STATE OF VIRGINIA, 1862, $1.00, Virginia Treasury note,
Vignette of Governor Letcher, 1862, $1,00 issue. Crisp un-circulated,
MINT......................................$45.00
40918
- STATE OF VIRGINIA, 1862, $5.00, Virginia Treasury Warrant,
Virginia Amazon to right. Very
fine..................................................$45.00  71407
- STATE OF VIRGINIA, $10, 1861, Virginia Treasury note,
Liberty standing left, large "10". About uncirculated with
only the slightest trace of handling.........................$195.00
 71408
- STATE OF VIRGINIA, $10, 1862, Virginia Treasury note,
Liberty seated. "Water marked TEN". Crisp, uncirculated,
bright green.............................$175.00
71409 - STATE OF VIRGINIA, $50, 1862, Three females seated,
orange L overprint. Crisp, uncirculated...........................$195.00
GEORGIA 
40924 - STATE OF GEORGIA, 1862, $5.00, red block overprint
lower, James Oglethorpe in center. Crisp un-circulated...........$49.00
40925
- STATE OF GEORGIA, 1862, $10.00, ceres with grain, for the
Western & Atlantic RR. Crisp
un-circulated........................................$40.00  40925A
- STATE OF GEORGIA, 1863, $10.00, minerva to left, seal within
snake, red seal. Extremely fine - un-circulated
choice.............................................$40.00
40926
- STATE OF GEORGIA, 1864, $10.00, state arms in snake, red
seal, minerva to left, for dues of the Western & Atlantic RR.
Crisp un-circulated........................................$45.00 40927
- STATE OF GEORGIA, 1864, $5.00, Moneta seated by a chest,
green seal. Very good - Fine..........................................$20.00   61112
- THE STEAM ENGINE "GENERAL", THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE -
THE ANDREW'S RAID, Often described as "The Great
Locomotive Chase" when 22 Union Volunteers on the night
of April 12th, 1862, went deep into Confederate Territory and captured
a S engine named "THE GENERAL" belonging to
the Western and Atlantic Railroad in Atlanta. The purpose of the raid
was to cut the ties between Chattanooga and Marietta, GA. They headed
north after the capture of the steam engine General and stopped every
few miles to cut telegraph lines and lay ties on the tracks while
heading to Chattanooga. They were pursued by the Confederates in the
engine "TEXAS". The General ran out of fuel
after about 90 miles and the raiders and their leader Andrews were
captured. Andrews and seven others were executed in Atlanta, fourteen
others were imprisoned. Eight escaped in October 1862 and the
remaining were paroled in 1863. The six paroled were the first to
receive the Congressional Medal of Honor. The banknotes
listed were issued by that railroad in 1862 in Atlanta. 25
cent note, very fine..........................$26.00
Uncirculated...........................$40.00
50 cent note, uncirculated...........................$40.00
$1.00 note, larger than others, uncirculated.....................................$55.00
SOUTH CAROLINA
 5135
- A RARE $4.00 ANTEBELLUM NOTE WITH THE VIEW OF FORT MOULTRIE,
Bank of the State of South Carolina. $4.00, 1855,
Charleston, SC. Central view of Fort Moultrie, L. Cheves and Robert
Hayne, antebellum South Carolina politicians small vignettes, F - VF
CC. A rare $4.00 banknote with a great future Civil War battle site,
catalogues $150.00, have three in stock.....................$125.00/each
 40927A
- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1860, $1.00, Bank of Commerce at
Savannah, Sailing ship, vignette of Negro boy holding a basket of
cotton, ONE overprint in red. Signed by G. B. Lamar as President
of the Bank Gazaway Bugg. Lamar was an investor and banker who
became involved in securing supplies and funds to aid the Confederate
cause in the Civil War. Prior to the outbreak of hostilities, he
resided in New York as president of the Bank of the Republic. In 1861,
he returned to Savannah to become head of the Bank of Commerce. He
served as paymaster for Georgia troops, financial advisor to the
Confederate government, and as head of the Importing and Exporting
Company of Georgia, which was involved in blockade running. He was
arrested and thrown in the Old Capital Prison in Washington as a
suspect in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. After his
release three months later, he tried to claim his cotton, which was
stored at warehouses in Georgia and Florida, but was arrested for
stealing government property and trying to bribe a government
official. A military commission convicted him and he returned to
prison for a short time. President Johnson finally commuted his
sentence a few days before his term expired. Very good - fine
condition...................................................$45.00
40928 - STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, 1872, CARPETBAGGER NOTE, $5.00, Columbia, SC.
Large green overprinted note, train to left in oval, issued to relieve
the state of any liability for the guarantee of the bonds of the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company. Crisp Un-circulated. A beautiful note,
catalogues $50.00,
special........................................................$39.00
 40929
- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1872, CARPETBAGGER NOTE, $10.00,
Columbia, SC. Large green overprinted note, train to left in oval,
issued to relieve the state of any liability for the guarantee of the
bonds of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company. Crisp Un-circulated. A
beautiful note, catalogues $45.00,
special...........................................$39.00
 831
- SLAVE LEADING AN OXEN TEAM, Farmers Exchange Bank of
Charleston, 1855. Popular vignette of a Slave with an oxen team.
Fine..................................................$49.00
LOUISIANA SOME
OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NOTES OF THE ANTEBELLUM PERIOD ISSUED FROM TWO
FAMOUS NEW ORLEANS BANKS  40903
- "THE POOR MAN'S DIX NOTE", The Canal Bank of New
Orleans, c 1860, $10.00. This beautiful note is known as the
"Poor Man's DIX note" due to the denomination and the
brilliant red color of the note. Another New Orleans bank, the
Citizens Bank of New Orleans, printed a similar bright red $10 note
that came to be known as the DIX note [French for 10]. That note today
sells for $1200 in Un-circulated condition. The Canal Bank was another
large antebellum bank in New Orleans. We offer a crisp
un-circulated specimen
at...............................................................$80.00
[It catalogues $95]
40904 - CANAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, $5.00, c 1860, Four
Maidens, Washington and Lafayette, New Orleans, crisp un-circulated
condition...........................................$40.00
40905 - CANAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, $20.00, c 1860, Four
Cherubs, Julian Poydras, crisp un-circulated
condition................................................$40.00
40906 - CANAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, $50.00, c 1860, Large 50
with maiden, Jackson and Lafayette, crisp un-circulated
condition.......................................$45.00
 40907
- CANAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, $100.00, c 1860, Sailor next to
cotton bale, Ben Franklin and Washington, crisp un-circulated
condition. A very scarce issue that catalogues $125, have two
available.................................................$85.00/each
40908 - CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, $5.00, c 1860, Farm scene,
President Fillmore, in French and English, bright red reverse, crisp
un-circulated condition.............................$40.00
 40909
- CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, $20.00, c 1860, Sailor with
anchor, Branch at Shreveport, LA. Bi-lingual French and English, red
reverse, crisp un-circulated condition, green
overprint.........................................................$45.00
 40910
- CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, $20.00, Maiden with shield, c
1860, bi-lingual French and English, orange reverse, crisp
un-circulated condition.........................................$45.00
 40911
- CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, $100.00, c 1860, Three females,
Washington, Andrew Jackson, bi-lingual in French and English, crisp
un-circulated, orange reverse. A most attractive
note........................................$49.00
 40912
- STATE OF LOUISIANA, $5.00, c 1862, vignette of the North and
South in battle, Baton Rouge, LA, known as the "Lazy 5"
note, near MINT crisp un-circulated, has great
color........................$125.00
71410 - STATE OF LOUISIANA, $20, 1863, Vignette of Confederate
General P.G.T Beauregard, red op, very
fine............................$145.00
 71411
- STATE OF LOUISIANA, $50, 1863, Vignette of Confederate
General Leonidas Polk, very fine...........................$145.00
EF..................................$175.00
71412 - STATE OF LOUISIANA, $100, 1863, Vignette of
Confederate Governor Thomas Moore of Louisiana. Very fine
+....................$175.00
 60609
- LOUISIANA, PARISH OF CADDO, $1.00 Parish Script, December
1862, Shreveport, LA. A very scarce Parish note seldom seen for sale
under $1000! Very good with a triangular old repair to the left margin
with a small piece from another note. A nice representative specimen
and a reasonable price..............................$695.00
 832
- CONFEDERATE RAILROAD SCARCE DENOMINATION, $1.50, 1861. The
New Orleans Jackson & Great Northern Railroad. Large train
vignette, very fine....................................$59.00
SPECIAL
BUY 837
- CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPERS, Issues of 1861 from the New
Orleans Delta and New Orleans Crescent. All
multi-paged issues during the first year of the War. Some blemishes,
but all decent examples and complete.
Only........................................$65.00/each
LIMIT 5
CURRENCY FORCED
BY GEN. BUTLER IN JUNE 1862 IN NEW ORLEANS
789 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA $10.00, 1860, Two maidens, steamboat, stamped
"Forced Issue". Extremely fine, strong
stamp.....................................$150.00
 790
- BANK OF LOUISIANA $20.00, 1862, Bank building, exceptional
stamp "Forced Issue". Very fine - excellent fine, choice
note, scarcer denomination................................$150.00
791 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA $50.00, 1853, Seated figure on cotton bales, stamped
"Forced Issue", very
fine...........................................$175.00
792 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA, $100, 1862, Two females seated, blue overprint 100.
Extremely fine, a rare issue, stamped "Forced
Issue".....................................$195.00
793 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA, $100, 1856, Indian and train, stamped "Forced
Issue", choice very fine, a rare issue of high
denomination.................................$195.00
Civil War
Merchant Script Notes
60-546 CIVIL
WAR STEAMBOAT NOTES, Key Port & Middletown Point
Steamboat Co., Farmers and Merchant Bank, Middletown, NJ. 1862,
vignette of steamboat (a) 5 cent note, circulated...................$30.00
(b) 25 cent note, circulated.................$30.00
(c) 50 cent note, circulated...................$35.00
60-547 SUMMIT
COUNTY BANK, CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO, 1862, (a) 10 cent note,
train vignette, circulated................$25.00
(b) 25 cent note, deer, circulated.................$30.00
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