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The Southerner (Tarboro', Edgecombe Co.,
Tarboro, Edgecombe County, North Carolina
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The Fayetteville Observer reports seeing a dangerous counterfeit $10 note on the Cape Fear Bank, payable at the Salem branch to cashier I. G. Lash, sent from Alamance county. It closely imitates genuine bills, detectable only by comparing the 'S' in Lash's name and 'h' in the president's name.
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The Newbern News recently described a counterfeit $10 note on the Cape Fear Bank. The Fayetteville Observer says: Since that, we have seen one of them, not payable at the Branch at Greensborough, but at the Branch at Salem, and payable to I. G. Lash, the Cashier at that Branch. It is undoubtedly a most dangerous imitation of the genuine bill, and only to be detected by comparison with a genuine one. The S, in the Cashier's name is not well done, nor is the h, in the President's name. This one was sent here from Alamance county.
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The Newbern News described a counterfeit $10 note on the Cape Fear Bank. The Fayetteville Observer examined one payable at the Branch at Salem to I. G. Lash, the Cashier. It is a dangerous imitation, detectable only by comparison with a genuine bill, specifically poor 'S' in the Cashier's name and 'h' in the President's name. This note was sent from Alamance county.