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The Citizens Bank of Louisiana, a predecessor of J.P. Morgan Chase and Co., issued its own notes before the Civil War with the word "Dix", ten in French, on one side of the note. As the currency became widespread, people referred to the place of origin as "the land of the Dix," which was eventually shortened to "Dixieland". A true 1860 Dixie note is sold for about $9000 if it is untorn and in fairly good condition. They are extremely rare.

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