The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-13

! notes. aud from time to time tnerea1Cer re"uiar-
ly decreased in value until the thirty first day
was equal to nine dollars and torty-seven cents
of Confederate States notes. ,
40. On the first day of June, 1864,
one dollar OF lawful money was equal to
nine dollars aud forty-seven cents OF
Confederate States notes, and from day to
day thereafter regularly decreased in value
until the thlrtieth day of June, 1864, when one
dollar of lawful money was equal to seven dol
lars and five cents OF Confederate States notes.
Il. On the first day OF July, 1864, one dollar
| of lawful money WAS equal to seven dollars and
| five cents of Confederate States notes, and
from day to do, thereafter regularly increased
| in value until the fifteenth day of July, 1864,
when one dollar of lawful money Tas equal to
eight dollars and = OF Confederate States
notes, and from day to day thereafter decreas-
ed in value until the thirty-frst day Of July,
1864, when one dollar OF lawful money was
equal to seven dollars and eighty-four cents of
Confederate States notes.
40. On the first day Of August, 1864, one dol
lar Of lawful money was equal to seven dollars
and eighty-four cents OF Confederate States
notes, and from day to day thereafter regularly
decreased in value until the fifteenth day OF
August, 1864, when one dollar OF lawful
money was equal to eight dollars and sixty-two
cents of Confederate states notes, and from
day to day thereafter regularly decreased In
value until the thirty-frs day Of August. 1864,
when one dollar Of lawful money was equal to
eight dollars and fifty -four cents Of Confederate
States notes.
49, On the first day Of September, 1864, one
dollar of lawful money was equal to eight dol
lars and ffty-four cents Of Confederate States
notes, and from day to day thereafter regularly
increased in value until the fifteenth day OF
September, 1854: when one dollar OF lawful
money was equal to nine dollars and eighty-six
...1o - nonQa1orofa 2tofaa notpc and from
day to day thereafter regularly increased in
value until the thirtieth day Of September, 1864,
when one dollar Of lawful money was equal to
fourteen dollars and Six cents of Confederate
States notes.
A. On the first day Of October, 1864, one
dollar Of lawful money was equal 10 four
teen dollars and six cents Of Confederate States
notes, and from day to day thereafter regular
ly decreased in value until the fifteenth day OF
October, 1864, when one dollar OF lawful money
was equal to eleven dollars and sixty-two cents
of Confederate States notes, and from day to
day thereafter regularly deer ,ased in value un-
til the thirty. first day Of October, 1854, when
one dollar OF lawful money was equal to eleven
dollars and sixty cents OF Confederate States
notes.
as. On the first day OF November, 1864, one
dollar of lawful money WIS equal to eleven dol
lars and six cents of Confederate States notes,
and from day to day thereafter regularly in
creased in value until the fifteenth day OF No
yember, 1864, when one dollar of lawful money
was equal to eleven dollars and ninety.one
cents OF Confederate States notes, and from
day to day thereafter regularly increased in
value until the thirtieth day OF November,
1864. when one dollar Of lawful money was
equal to thirteen dollars and nlnety-one cents
of Confederate States notes.
46. On the first day Of December, 1864, one
dollar OF lawful money was equal to fourteen
dollars and nine cents OF Confederate States
notes, and from day to day thereafter regular.
" increased in value until the fifteenth day OF
December 1854 when one dollar OF lawful
money was equal to fourteen dollars and eighty.
nine cents of Confederate States notes, and
from day to day thereafter regularly increasedin
value until the thirty-frst day OF December.
1854 when one dollar Of lawful moneywas equal
to twenty-five dollars and twenty-five cents OF
Confederate States notes.
AZ. On the first day OF January, 1860, one
dollar Of lawful money was equal to twenty-six
dollars of Confederate States notes, and from
day to day thereafter regularly increased in
value until the fifteenth day OF January, 1865,
when one dollar of lawful money was equal to
twent7-nine dollars and slIty-three cents OF
Confederate States notes, and from day to day
thereafter regularly decreased in value until
the thirty-frst day OF January, 1865, when one
dollar Of lawful money was equal to twenty
four dollars and thirty-nine cents Of Confede-
. As 4s. On the frst day OF February, 1865, one
dollar of lawful money was equal to twenty
four dollars and ftty-one cents Of Confederate
States notes, and from day to day thereafter
regularly decreased in value until the fifteenth
day OF February, 1866, when one dollar OF law,
full money was equal to Twenty-Five dollars and
eighty-six cents OF Confederate States notes,
and from dny to day thereafter regularly in
creased in value until the twenty-eight day OF
February, 1865, when one dollar of lawful
money WIS equal to twenty seven dollars and
twenty-five cents of Confederate States notes.
49. On the first day OF March, 1866, one dol
dollars and fifty cents Of Confederate States
notes, and from day.to day thereafter regularly
increased in value until the fifteenth day Of
March, 1865, when one dollar Of lawful
money was equal to thirty-two dollars
and twenty cents of Confederate States
notes, and from day. to day thereafter
regularly increased in value until tho
lar Of lawful money was equal to forty-slx dol
lars and thirty-fve cents OF Confederate States
notes.
so. On the first day OF April, 1866, one dollar
of lawful money was equal to forty-sl1 dollars
and thirty five conts of Confederate States notes
and from day to day thereafter regularly lyIncreas-
cd in value until the fifteenth day OF April, 1865,
tifty-rour dollars and seventy-nine cents OF
Confederate States notes, and from day TO day
thereafter regularly increased in value until
the twentieth day of April, 1855, when ono dol
lar of lawful money was equal to slXty-clSht
dollars and forty-nine cents OF Confederate
States notes, aud from day to day thereafter
regularly increased in value until the twenty
sixth day of April, 1865, when one dollar OF
lawful money was equal to one hundred and
thirty-two dollars and forty-6yo cents OF Con-
federate States notes, and from day to day
thereafter regularly Increased IN value until
the first day Of May, 1865, when one dollar OF
lawful money vas equal to eight hundred ana
thlrly-three dollars aud thirty-threo cents OF
Confederate States notes.
SEC. 8. In ascertaininS the value of contracts
under this act. no divisions OF time OIL than
one day will be noticed. go.
SEC. 4 ALI laws or parts of laws inconsistent
with, or supplied by this act, are hereby re-
poaled.
UNDER FALSE PRLTENcES.
Be il enacied by tho Senate and House Of
Representatives of The State of South Carolina.
now met and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority OF the same:
SECTION l. If any person shall by any false
pretence obtain from any other person any
chatte, money, bank note, United States
Treasury note promissory note, bill OF e1.
change, check, order for the payment OF
n oncv. conveyance. OF any valuable security,
or obtain the signature of any person to any
written instrument which may work prejudice
to the property OF tho person so affixinS his
signature, or Of some other person, every such
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