Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-15

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day to day thereafter, regularly increased in value
until the 30th day of June, 1862, when one dollar
of lawful money was equal to one dollar and nine
ty cents of Confederate States notes.
IT, On the lst day of July, 1862, one dollar of
lawful money was equal to one dollar and ninety
Icents of Confederate States notes, and, from day
to day thereafter regularly decreased in value un-
til the 10th day Of July, 1862, when one dollar OF
lawful money was equal to one dollar and eighty
three cents of Confederate States notes. and, from
day to day thereafter, regularly increased in value
until the 3lst day Of July, 1862, when one dollar
Of lawful money was equal to one dollar and ninety
cents cf Confederate States notes.
lS. On the lst day of August, 1862 one dollar
of lawful money was equal to one dollar and ninety
cents of Confederate States notes, and, from day
to day thereafter regularly increased in value un-
til the 3lst day of August, 1862, when one dollar
of lawful money was equal to two dollars and seven
teen cents of Confederate States notes.
le. On the lst day Of ofSeptember, 1862, one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to two dollars and
seventeen cents of Confederate States notes. and
from day to day thereafter, regularly increased in
value until the Goth day Of September, 1862, when
one dollar of lawful money was equal to two dollars
and twenty-three cents Of Confederate States
notes.
20. On the lst day of October, 1862, one dollar
of lawful money was equal t, two dollars and twen-
ty-three cents in Confederate States notes, and,
from day to day thereafter, regularly increased in
value until the 3lst day of October 1862 when one
dollar of lawful money was equal to two dollars and
thirty cents of Confederate States notes.
81. On the lst day of November, 1862, one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to two dollars and
thirty cents Of Confederate States notes. and from
day to day thereafter, regularly increased in value
until the SOth day of November, 1862, when one
dollar of lawful money was equal to two dollars and
thirty-three cents of Confederate States notes.
D. On the lst day of December, 1862 one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to two dollars and
thirtythree cents in Confederate States notes. and
from day to day thereafter regularly decreased in
value until the 3lst day of December, 1862, when
one dollar of lawful money was equal to two dollars
and thirty cents of Confederate States notes.
23 On the lst day of January, 1863, one dollar
of lawful money was equal to two dollars and tbir-
y cents of Confederate States notes, and from day
to day thereafter regularly decreased in value un-
til the 3lst day of January, 1868, when one dollar
of lawful money was equal to one dollar and nine
ty-four cents of Confederate States notes.
a. On the lst day of February, 1868, one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to one dollar and
ninetyfour cents of Confederate States notes, and
from day to day thereafter regularly decreased in
value until the 2Sth day of February, 1863, when
one dollar of lawful money was equal to one dol
lar and eighty-nine cents of Confederate States
notes.
25. On the lst day of March, 1868, one dollar
of lawful money was equal to one dollar and eighty
nine cents of Confederate States notes, and from
day to day thereafter regularly increased in value
until the Slst day of March, 1863, when one dollar
of lawful money was equal to three dollars and ff-
ty cents of Confederate States notes.
&C. On the lst day of April, 1868, one dollar Of
lawful money was equal to three dollars and fifty
cents of Confederate States notes, and, from day
to day therefore, regularly increased in value until
the 3Oth day of April, 1863, when one dollar Of
lawful money was equal to three dollars and eighty
cents of Confederate States notes.
q. On the lst day of May, 1868, one dollar Of
lawful money was equalto three dollars and eighty
cents of Confederate States notes, and from day to
day thereafter, regularly increased in value until
the 3lst day of May, 1863 when one dollar of law
full money was equal to four dollars and forty eight
cents of Confederate States notes.
%. On the lst day of June, 1863, one dollar Of
lawful money was equal to four dollars and forty
five cents of Confederate States notes, and, from
day to day thereafter regularly increased in value
until the 18th day of June, 1862 when one dollar
of lawful money was equal to five dollars and thir.
teen cents of Confederate States notes, and from
day to day thereafter, regularly increased in value
until the 30th day Of june 1865, when one dollar
of lawful money was equal to five dollars and for.
ty-seven cents of Confederate States notes.
20. On the lst day of July, 1868, one dollar Of
lawful money was equal to five dollars and ffty-one
cents of Confederate States notes. and from day
to day thereafter, regularly increased in value un
til the l5th day of July, 1868, when one dollar Of
lawful money was equal to seven dollars and sew
enty-five cents of Confederate States notes, and,
from day to day thereafter, regularly Increased IN
value until the 3lst day of July, 1868, when one
dollar of flawful money was equal to ten dollars and
pinety-three cents of Confederate States notes.
80. On the lst day of August, 1868, one dollar
of lawful money was equal to dollars and eighty,
five cents of Confederate States notes, and from
day to day thereafter regularly increased in value
until the 18th day Of August, 1868, when one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to twelve dollars Of
Confederate States notes. and, from day to day
thereafter, regularly decreased in value until the
3lst day of August, 1862 when one dollar OF law
full money was equal to eleven dollars and two
cents of Confederate States dotes
81 On the lst day of September, 1868, one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to eleven dollars
and two cents of Confederate States notes. and,
from day to day thereafter, regularly decreased in
value until the 18th day of September, 1868, when
one dollar of lawful money was equalto ten dollars
and sxty-eigh cents of Confederate States notes,
and from day to day thereafter regularly decreased
in value until the 3Oth day of September, 1868
when one dollar of lawful money was equal to nine
hdolars and twenty-five cents of Confederate States
notes.
80. On the lst day of October, 1868, one dollar
oflawful money was equal to nine dollars and twen
tytwo cents of Confederate States notes. and, from
day to day thereafter, regularly decreased in value
until the 18th day of October, 1863, when one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to eight dollars ano
one cent of Confederate States notes, and, from
day to day thereafter, regularly increased in value
until the slst day of October, 1868, when one dol
lar of lawful money was equal to eight dollars anc
ninety.six cents of Confederate States notes.
/ "a On the lst dav of November, 1863 one dol