The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-06
NEW COUNTERFEITS.

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Thompsons Bank Note Reporter mentions tae fol-
lowing counterfets tH4is H.z5 -rE 81 yas
los. the Third National Bank of Philadelphia,
Pa. The best engraved and NEST dangerous imita-
! ton yet issued. ,-.- - .E. -
g, OF the Rhode Island National Bank, Providence,
r. I. Imitation The general appearance OF the bill
is good, and likely to deceive.
los, ON the Albany City National Bank. Albany n.
Y. Imitation. The engraving is scratchy and infer
Tor, compared with the genuine, but likely to de-
ceve. 3@ts@5
los, on the Mutual National Bank, Troy, N Y. I'm
isation. The general appearance of the note is cal
cuiated to deceive. The engraving the left end of
the note and the female seated eagle the right
end scratchy, and quite inferior the genuine.
los, on the Second National Bank of Cincinnati,
Ohio.5 Imitation. Well done and likely to deceive.
20s, on the First National Bank Portland, Conn.
Imitation. The butt end of the gun left end
touches the margin in this counterfeit in the gen.
inc it does not The small figures 1875 in the gem
uine just above the gun, in the counterfeit rea Ills.
IS, on the fremont National Bank, Boston, Mass.
Imitation. Engraving well executed, and likely to
deceive. sas .s-.. s.aa.gs.ss A.. rssz =.-tsa.s
q, on the Sixth National Bank of philadelphia, Pa.
Imitation. The engraving is scratchy. ,4.
los, on the Saratoga County National Bank, Wa
terfori Ny. Well executed. ~ -.- - !,
Is, on the st. Nicholas National Bank, New York
city. Imitation. Engraving well executed, and may
deceive many. $3.50 s+
los, on the Auburn City National Bank, N Y. In
tation. The Engraving is wen executed, and likely
to deceive many.
Imitation. Engraving we'll executed and liable to
deceive good judges. officers names engraved.
1o0s, on the First National Bank of Emira, N. Y.
A close imitation of the genuine Hsf4. sEsH o
Is, on the National Union Bank, Linderpark, N. Y.
This is fraud. There is no such bank. 1t is alter
ed from, counterfeit the National Union Bank,
Kinderhook, N. Y. 811 1a5sa 5#5i gas5a5 r.
GOLDEN WEDDING. Isaac and NJ E.
Burbank, celebrated their golden wed
ding at Centreviiie on Tuesday, March
30th. All the children, seven in num-
Der, their sons in-law, (excepting Gov
Morton and Col W.. r. Holloway and
all their grand children and two great j.,
grand children, were present. May they
live to see their diamond wedding, is
our wish. s ,,i-... .zs,.z
LOCAL HELp.-We are indebted to
GEORGE w. .BATEs. Esq, for localizing
help this week. We shall endeavor to
make this departure ut as interesting as
possible, and, for that purpose, would
solicit from our friends contributions,
though in crude state, of incidents, &C
cidents, &c, that always meet their
"eyes and ears, when our vision aud
hearing are limited and confined TO the
printing office and its inky contents
Boston Township, at the nominating election, gave
sixty lone votes to the candidates for County Com
missioner and Oliver Tricster Jones received all ex
ceptiug fifty one Gas goes Boston" &C., -
Hoo CHoLERA.--A correspondent of the Maine
Farmer, in answer to an inquiry as to the and
Of worms in pigs, writes: IF the writer will
f least AIS in er food
killing time, think the pig will thrive, providing he
gives them enough to eat. The of pigs having
worms is, think, the want of the prevsntive-salt
Pigs hardly get any salt except what they get
in the Stops from the Kitchen '.t@<''
The Democracy don t like to be told that their re-
cent attempts to defeat the will of the majority in
breaking up the Legislature is feeble imitation of
the attempt of their Southern brethren to destroy the
National Government in 1861. But wherein is the in
justice Of the charge? The rebels attempted secede
because they were unwilling to submit 70 the will of
members Of the Indiana Legislature seeded because
s the viii IF the majority 1eaif ~ he Of
Amendment. The principle is the same, the spirit is
precisely the same, and the result, while expensive to
the people, Will be the same-right will triumph, and
Democracy will be again discounted IT Wayne
Gazette.
SENT OvER.--Judge johnson SCOUT 1
ted those individuals, charged with rob-
bling DIR. French Of williamsburg, and
they were Immediately re arrested-ex1
amined before Judge Kibby, and sent
over to Ohio on the requisition Of the
Governor Of that State, with the exceps
ton of French of this city--his case was
held over, and it is supposed Judge K