Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

I | | ?? - - rr"-"? ? - 1111 J.Jl. .. i? I UNION'S ADVANTAGES. l^TTTl^ TT\l?iW 1| Ij^CJ "" POPUIATION^UNION.I *^"1 In )?:>;. irti.1. Union I I I I I I I ^ ^ \) \j llvl 1 Jk/? aiwio A J-l-I-J *ji i j.\/i i i -"v ? VOL XXV1L?NO- 23. UNION SOUTH CAROLINA JUNE ll>, 189(5. $ 1.50 A YEAR. i | AVAR NKWS. KOl'TII ? AKOI.iNA SIKMMU'I JIAKI.KSTON? I ?1 ST !>\\ . Since :>UI IsiM report sixty-live shots lissve I veil ihrd.il 111?* city mid l'o;iy-!i\e at Fori Sunder. Tlio enemy o|>o:iod tiro upon the oily from throe guns Wednesday, olio of lhorn K in;.? from si now lwttory to the extreme I.-I'l of IS.i;t ry (?regi*. A workin.'.c party was observed busy on l!io slopes of lisittery lijoji've. and carls and wagons hauling' auininiiitioii all day to the battery l*i*<>111 the lower oad of the island. A yiu was silso up ;?t lire;;:?, soppo-'od to I? for the purpose of mountinyn now ipm hearing on Fort Siuulor. The enemy sire li SHirtoil orootiUK si now lookout on llio Ninth otid of Morris* Island. Five moiiiioi . ve-ro insido tlio liar Wednesday niarssi.; r. Tin- enemy's toys stud small Uiats we;e ipsite lively !<oepSit.r in. i! i! i ii i lit -e ii it i s wl.il the I li Sir ship. the lari;e t ran.-, ports ;;;i< 1 >e\eral other vessels of I'w l!?ci i11:-: (? 1 Sit* liar. A nuniher ? i" tafterwards wont round into Si??:;o. A river steamer <: nieoul oi Mono and steamed inside the is.r. He- was liiied with troops. Tw o s-hauliers deeply laden caiue from the South in the afternoon, one aneiioicd oil the !?ar. lite other sailed North. (;i:<a?? t \m.*o:.?"> \i:mv. Mi I >??n<>t *;ji . <<a. September l'J Sinee the *JM!. oi la-!. ! ha\? In er. mi Ian d press d with duties thai I havt hau tin time whaie\or to wrhe.ioi of the late movi monls oi this arni> am of the l atties or >nmi Atlanta. Now however, that wo are i:i la\ouar am resting, alder one id the most ardnms the most tr> int; and ! !< .>uiesi eaniparvn on remrd. 1 will nilea\er t > keen \o i readers post hI n?> at mailers <> eurina; ?' this army. I'ii'iit. tit'itci'.ii !.. ? \ j>~:J? ?t ti:c ili\ ssSojis i i his inrjis a |'( w (i:i\s ;i"??i Mid !5i\c tlie irinMi> ,i \p|\ plain i;?52. Jle told tlu'in I suit temp ?r.uy I insist work's. and i'e.inaneiii one too. had he.' t akeu hv I iio di \ i.-ioiiscoaip: Ids coi j iiud 11 icy shall take tiicin again. (<011 II. 1 >. (.'lavk'ii t\ii!<- -".i "spirited s?w'(" !i, hi which ne n iniiiKC that "charging was the order the da; and that troops most make nj> thei minds to charge au> I hing ahovc he'l an underneath heaven." 'i'his sm vk? ( smiict!i:ug like v.nin the future, is what we want, 't'*t? soon r the got ] and glorious work ( omar iues. the I l?r.? t or. < ihinil.M. Kuei'irer. \ I!!t:tNIA. N'k.m: < i: . \ v. ^optem' I-J. l<dl. Tie* lo'.'ow h'.g < s<";e*t In an order re.i n't.' i a d J>y(.. neral (d, I.a ; jast ! < en p.< !. ? "11 .lea! i I rat will I. it ' >'?! < it i/CI.S It . iiiill W.tiiSi I'ae line "i armies opt : at a g a; ai;r-l l.'ieliiooiid. 1 1 I i m! !i i >i ;; i i less ; : i .1 1 ... illK 4*. | j Io\V t'i'iil I >. * I t' t t t I'll I > !',l 1 ilil'l lill'II loi-Mil'lo ; !;i!:i]t'.ol 1c;!\ "J,".'.1 ? 'iricf i? t ; > ;:?i!? . | 4,( jaliiil u 01 j. -i. ^ 1! >! i ir til- ! r:l; 1 11 CM-. I'1. I'll I o:t'o-t!.r\ .1.0 (let tlite iilli! ! :.> I niiMii-. o!" |;i:rr!ii;-in-.f. :ml ill m.-Ii 1 i-isi:t 'i \* lii 1'.- in. d I .it ( > i.e.;,I ( >.'! A ii 1 1.1!.i ' d-': Wj (Mice. \\ ;:r I >t j?:i ! . Fi' 1 ;! i. 1 ., \\! < 1 , , 1.i 1 it ;iI t 11.cnilin i.l. or r. IV. !o I.ike llio 01 I * i'.lltr. V. i;! ! :ii into ;i;.- 1 I ' * lilies. T'lio ' i' /' i: 1 V. i - 1 -i I 4?S* ; 11 it o; i.. 11 . ii d i.i t ? t in- ? I3* (Til Siitlc--. ii' ti:e\ v. i.i ;,.? l!i-:i ? coiii iiiiml o| i.i lit. !> .1. i i.i i: j:?i ?I -t I > 11 r l: 1 111:? :; > 111 ; 11 *. !:.. le V. .1 pii'lvt t lii in : tin ii"!'; A: 1 %, T w.is so r. ..i t ! 1 \ : -. ii iiil * in 1'ie ? I;.. : ;:*! ; : : \> tv i 4 tin* ill-'. (! ; ( : s. "ill.'1 e .111!' \\ . 1 I 1 en 1 . it w.t- ii<il n.;u ,,, .|t. >, llOWVVlT. 111!!!! .1 !?;>' ; i! i-.il ol'ti; : I. .. . !| I::. 1 ;.;'j ji I ft I loo w o.u .1 .. . poii I of our l iio lor o v.i- . ? ' ' pas!. Wo io.i.'is i. io Viiwi Hp<-iiiioiioi' piii!i-<!r<! in tlio N journals i!.:,; lit.. i.a'j -.-?!:???: pickot I ..;i. i:. pio\oi|; - oi:!i,,ri in;; lot!::- \ sr.i ' fi . t s o? : s i 1? ? " I .oops 111 lll.-'l p;f. I ir-i'iiir |ii III in lino.-. TIr oi. .. ; upon !l ( 'onI ii a o mi , inodol. \* it 11 \oi\ !i 11i;:;;;;o. t hi'ir ii ii-s i Iwt v o Im< n oui i ! ?v. it taiKC of a nolo i r mm. - in lit oru v.iiii-.. i: i,, i:a i 11 I 'm- v l.' lotlaii.0..1! innnii!^ IVojii ii; ( ,??-ii . to to tlio '? ol!t IV. .11. Ml lil road. li,i\o :d !.-m- i sulij.? < ! rl.il'io aiiii I'll* I !-;il oi". \\Ol!h : i: ' ' --.i r l?enr iijmim tin-in. They say, Hint so l'ar, they liavi escaped without damage, hut thill ll?e\ air compelled to proceed with great caution. A bolt from one of thee*' Whit worth pieces. a few days since, missed the train hut cut a couple of ] Yaulor soldiers in twain not far distant. W e hope the W hitwortli's will be kef* budly i-niployed. If t!ic trains are not damaged the Yankee soldiers are, and we know of no belter way to bring this . iiuproNoked invasion to a close, than by j fencing those who engage in it under the I mhI or i:i the hospital. Ill I! n i m or tiii: iiA VIS ItOUsK. 1 ... i v 1 . .................ui-itimr I rum .4 \ 1 iillM'C V'Ui ?... near ihe seene. informs us of the wanton destruction by lire, of the elegant mansion of Mr. W in. 1'. hut fails to tell of ihe large nuinlier of Yankee priso'u rs we have reeeiitlv secured in that locality. Dating on the 14. this eorrel?i.n?l >nt siys: "The Davis house was last 11ii.lit eoiiMuncil hy tin*. The dwelli11 is a spacious white frame on the W ei Ion road, bet ween three and four miles from Petersburg. It has long been ; a disputed sjiol U-tweeu our own and the enemy's pickets. On each alternate day i! ( hang* d hands, and lieing on the top ei a hill it all'oid'.sl unusual facilities to tin* watchful shari?-shooters. The rebel picket j oste i here numbered in all but ten it it and h\ way of precaution against surprise and capture. were withdrawn at eight. The Ixme of contention i i ^ gone. Ileiieefovtha blaekened chimJ ae.v is (lie only shelter left for the pro i it'll i I :~l nci lil.ii iv.-iih-ii, ! I; Iwas rarely occupied l.?y our , pin!; lint on a half dozen occasions, in \ ankee pickets v?ere liere surprised ^ I ail'' eaptureii. The morning after it was I I.can: 1.', the Yankees, our men eaptur( j e.| a nuin.ier of Yankees in the turnip j pn? h neai the house, and the next inorn..c: : ? . ait ' a skirmish line numliering j eighty-nil: mi u directly in front of the I ruins. Ihu a'oout (hisaseverythingel.se, _ ! the \ ankies will lie. and we need searee|( j 1\ remind our readers of the fact. iS j ol.AN r AIISKNT. i. j rant leltt ity I'oiiil.IUwIiuhk1 xuvirsd 1 day, and Washington on Friday, lie is . i en route for the valley of Virginia, to r : inquire into the why and the wherefon i,l of Sheridan's failure, so far, to drivi if ; .leliel A. from that section. IJ rant h;v I: ! : .11 valid; endeavoring, since the 1st ol :.l ! Max to whip tieneral Fee, and ?1 1- he has sa'Tilleed the lives ot lot), o iii i j, a w ithoiit ii-coniplishing his put I1;. contends that this is his lmsines ' and eon ..:ii no one else. Hut he cai i n it tolerate delay and failure on the pa a. .. in, ,!,v Sheridan must tl j (i, ;i;i> ! l j sour. tliinvf '"I ?>?' < r:mt will dismi ' him. < i rant's absence at (liis particul ;?ni ' prow u a most fortunate e\e : I'm aim. Tin- heavy inroad made in 1,!; his < onuais ariat h\ Hampton will i:l!* 1 dr; ply deplored. hid lie will swear hy " that i saered that had he l?een presi .1 emilii never have nee u red. As Me; " ! !:. lieu in command. and o? course 1 ,1,IV i ml ml during the ahsenee of t'l\.? i . ; ?;. j?lia\. we 11 ul\ commiserate the e u 1"' .lit: -n ol the eanlioiis and lu^uhri l! " . i'enn1\ania v. lien lie shall confronts ' '* I .ieiil. (ieiieial and endeavor to aero 1 " ' t ?? lit taking oil'" of those J.."iimi li 'i!li of fat hccf cattle, to *|\* nothing of l i;t: ' A*;,\t < ea\alr> men. a train of wag ; aiiibr.lai.; . eie. Tri-Weel?l\ S :,A" : t 'aro'ini i. l!" li i: a i. iiami'Ton. el ii'. ,i Tlie Uieii'.tioiiil Disjiateh, of the : oa 'i 1 ; -nt;.in ? the follow'imr pen and ink \ ! : I, ' j. I>*.: 1: of 11 >i~ o.inaiil ('arolniian; (.cm sal I lampion's late fo;v.\ ^ , the lanler o!" < .raid was a very usef w il;..avei> brilliant. aliair. 1' ni-!i -on.' ai 111> with ah nil otie in ' > ol |:oim Is of the liest heef wliie !- Yank. mailcts alfonl, and wil " tin m full for some time yet U? v ! than. !:::. proved inMiiv as serviej 1 . - I * , " in iiis quality of e mmisar " ' | i j *'; "l i : :i.i r as I tanks did to ,I; ' ; i:I I il.se . '?o!t? ! ;.. 1 i A I !? ii, on is now IIII deist om tioi.eial I..;'s master of horse, ;'' i 11improper I >givo the pi " : 1 v who know him only f '1' . < .( ' i . ; i .11 w l:i> ;iir lit i'pl> i I it \ ;i i?i - i . | which In- will li it.11r; p;-:;ni;I chanfi'. soil'.!' iilca of \v " 1,1 i>' liviii I:!- i<. W'r speak. i?U : imiI'. Ii'i "i !ic;irst>. I??r ucilo in ' u ' l"ci l! :it y.i cmt saw 11i111 in t> s ir1. ,ii.l In lie. tlirli. ill I III* ;!l ;l li'V n! .-irnjiy natural uinli'l*s r? n-. i .ia>i'i i'a!>!', riili i\ati il. of iuitur lit. i ti'-ll.r'.ll illill sii*li\ity. of w Vl |,j ! Ii"i . ;:11 I of ilir Jiaiisl idle rl? ; luiiiil '''' ''-I- 'ii I'll I > Is I i 11 * |?a -Mini ,v t j : (i| ! ill -!"ii !o !i '|i| >|nil-is anil Wmrtl 1 I'.'l 11 ?>i which In- is slid to r 1.1 lii:-! Iii-?!:?>. < >iii'I'ai'iiliy i i. ... rli j., : i ;?ri i- an ulliccr lioMii command as his. lie is said to i?>ssoss in j a very remarkuhld degree?that, uanich. of liecoiuin^ acquainted instanlh. ami almost instinctively, with all the fcatun ' of whatever locality he may happen to ! t pass over. To such an extent is iSi;-- 1 faculty develo|N*d, that we have in aid it said, if he were blind folded and carried j i thirty miles into a forest in which !. . had i never lieen l?efore. he would li'i 1 out , ( wheiv he was in live minutes sifter tli<- ! removal of the Haulage. lie in \v: ' can>i?s a day in a neighlxjrhood without i making himself suflieiently ae<jr.alnted with all the roads, bye-roads and hog- ( paths, to act as a guide. His eo?trag.' h of that ralm, deliberate, imperlml?;;b!e character which Napoleon doscrib -d :e. the "two o'clock in the morning" eour- . age. and which consists in never being thrown off the proper balance ?y any ! surprise, no matter how sudden. or ;m> . danger, no matter how little fonseen. , Yet no man is more iiniM-luous in t!i charge, or more rapid in the pur-un. j (ieneral Hampton possesses another qualification very important in a < :r..; oflicer. and yet not ;ilways possessed even : by good cavalry olliccrs. lie is pas>:-.">- j ately fond of ahorse, and an uneoiia.uniy i tine judge of them; takes a pleasure in i studying their nature and want a:..! ] thus affords the best guarantee tiiat h | will make his men attend totlieui. tVI:e:. we add that he Is a splendid rider, ;* practical swordsman, and an cvellmi siioi. i hut jiImwo all. that he is what Carivlc | esills "an earnest man," with no frlxoil'.y ! or childishness al>ou? Him. but devoted ; with sill the deep enthusiasm of ii.tt i;:<> to flu' cause sii which lie is impaired, we j have said enough'we think, to.show thai ' the eavalry of Ceneral kee's army is in ! n rv pood hands.?'Tri-Weekly S mth j Carolinian. ? A SOLDI Klt'S IIOMK. It Wits IiojkiI that when :?lo.).in.( approbated as pension money for ll.e old Confederate soldiers, that .sum would h? ! sullicient to give the needy soldiers 1 siderahle help, lmt ike, ?-e ..??** nicr?:nn.l to su-m am i extent as to banish all such hopes. And i notwithstanding the fact tint the law J (lovcniiii}! the distrilmlion ot pe:is:>< ! was framed with the express pnv? >- ?t. > protecting the needy and keeping; i!i<> ^ ahle to care l'or themselves from ih! pining aid from thistund. it is claim, i (li:.i law in this particular lrn been cad.::: that the persons who could well p. j get alonp without a pension arc i? ' * a jKirt of this nu?nc\ which was i.vu i: ^ exclusively for the iiced> old ld <-.-. I This lieing the case, if seems tu? the linn; has arrived for theagi m ?? ?ii<- establishment of a iioni" i! ill- "" federate soldiers in I ]ii.-? Mali*. ' : ^ stall* krovernnu*nt could raise1n JK. 1? IH'llsilHl (>l(l SoldilTS, and l'..IVe 1>;; ' .^j I hose aloi u* lor whom it was infl.-d. nt vve would prefer the petisinu syst ?.?, ihe effort to enforee sueli law *.h<>\|: t uj it will require more money ? ! v. s than ta\ Pavel's would 1.- wil! i<> ,u sulunit to, i<'all who claim to h in p oiis tr',v'iinslanecs at-*' granted a pn: tin* "Iso. it has demons', rate 1 the i:u;> > lint preventing those who u.v ii1/ | along without it p -iision i : ; e % ;{lili ">me of of the pension money. oiis establishment of a *. iMie.*'-. until prevent the in ?ne> lYo'i; : v those who eoiild live without ii. o* would have to lx-*oni * an inn: r. home to secure assist am iYen ' -1*1, government Now is the fa*.' . . lKit- jijritaiioii on this line. If <; i mcinters in favor of a soldier's upon sent to the Legislature, the p.. .-a ' ill, ;is sj()|1 j.(W r;n| j1(> |VjM.a|(.(| a * i(! a ^ t hii- cstiihlisliino a lioin lor <' *n; lilliou soldiers euaetisl. Voice ot !!s - Tin* ,,r? ,,, eome. a i. , Mr. (hiilontte. druggist. I'. .. 11 mi l(t iii ?p | . i ? 111., s;i\s: ]o 1))*. K my; s .\%*\\ t >. y and rrv | oxv,. ,MV pp. \\-.ls j;.\.v.; 'fkson I (isippe ami tried ;ill tie* p;i\a:.; > ... I I miles illm>1 it. Iiiii 1.1 liu a\;..i . given up iintl ttiltl 1 could iu i'-ve. ing Dr. King's New Distovcvv i it ran store I sent for a Imlllc ami ihlic of use ami from the lirst tine I*. roin his l?ettcr. and after using three I. ... up ami alioiit again. It i w< weight infold. We wolii !e ;> lave the o|-store without it." <5 t a I....! hat sort at 15. F. I'osey tinea store. irs?lvt s. .. ' reeol- Cure For Headache in lives. Asa remedy for all lorin^ ol In prime??t Klcelrie Hitters lias proved ? > landing. very bed. It effects a |>eiiiisit use pli>- I i?dreaded hal'in . , headache \ ields to its iuthe ? Olitlcilnl .,|| v. |?, a til id ft I I.) ) energy. 1m it lie. and give 111 i ? remedy ; f, lately ad- III eases of habitual coustipal oa craft, in Hitters cures by giving the m o; . to the ImiwcIs. and few eases It. \eel lilt's the use of this medieilie. Tl' >1 ilie last Only lil'ty cents at 15. I". i. ig such a store. Ill N( II" M? IJKK'S sTATEMKNT. I ;i: 1 -M4*t I I), \ A.. .IliUl' 1st, 1 >1H'|. I'm 15 AsvirijiU ?! INtsj.: It i?t usual i'??r yrirvaiMv* airain*! 5:i-- vto l?s- r??ti^lit tr?r??njcii he I'M"--;: I:i;l in view of tlir iiludoits ; lit i: i :u in reward (o ailiv-d irregular* i. ?v'- in mail un'ter over tin* Saliosinl Air Mm- ir; 'Mtly jiuMislud and slid ti . \? i.author) v I l>\ 11::' I'osimasier n !iv:, I. i ;.ia\ Ik- pardontd lor usiii? ii: inedinin ia set tiny forth tin* fuels :;n hnpai iial put lie. w.-. ic i >t ivspoiis'hlr in any way?for Lac hipsient of ;?nlil:r documents through iii.' Mails Jiavv we exerted ourselves In induce II" movement ?t sin!i ili .iv ;u- (luring '.lie mail woi.yliiim i !. '!'ia- Irankin.^ systdtn is a :?;-i" ? :. I p. .'. ::< '! . y:ant"d t:? members i>i" i'?>ni;tv.sN in which there is no ;h nail;- atlm !r.*d. and for which the u.t ailt.-'arv aloia* rcsjuaisihlc: nor has !: m ?li. .a lor (.mural, or any other iro\< 'iint'-nt oiii.ial. the riyhl. as I a al il. ti? i|itvst ion 111" privilege of movement of tiieir documi ids through t' m ;Ia! any time, in any <;uanlil> or nn\ ?i " lion. Si'i'Acl, Miii't'li ilul. isTii ata! ' "I. March i!rd. ic'7'd, and also I'ostiMa-.'.'r < an ral's rc|M>rt of IS'.!."?, payc I'd. v? !:: !; e< MUlcidsns follows: 'i i.. is no penuiiy attached to Ihe !: i isn e of til. frank prh ileye. hence there i ; no action 11 i:it call he taken hy me tin ihcr than l-? call the attention of the ?:111- r to the matter." i.'. iciriny to the o! let n NU'ks of public ! ( in.a mm elaiuieil to have l>: en forwarded from m> olli e. There was no . ahoc.t ii. Tiiey were forwarded i r yilar mail trains and il was the I., til ayvut "s duty, south of \\ e'tlon. to count Ih" .su ks anil weiyh the contents. i e i i....... in-..vi.iiivK wi i? !i? ; otherwise. If : i v:? i Willi III ! i:111 tuns of pnhlic intimidate small agents. hy ;i!,- ia:i' i5!y: who In'w:i?. 1 sent for him .o come to my ollii".'. ami 1 would give htm all ?5: imforiiiatioji lie wanted in :n'.l t- till' law. , \ i.a the law. which will i?r.:a:i on pa;.'.'' IT! I, clans*' ildh, ii t nihil .*N Oiiicia! lVstal (inide, ? 11i:i .1.Miliary, If'ti: *.\ tiiil'.. package tie rc>|ici-iivf iv.ilrcs-ios.'* 'i iic l;.w v'tMis t.? l:c plain, ami 1 canwliat mom could have lieeudoai ill":: w;c? done t ? coinpA \vit!iit. Com ?: th ' s;! o\c law. and pi fnrtiici , t-.tit:o:i ol the action of my clerk. I <;i : ik following letter writhm l.y the 1 'M Assistant i'o.itmaster Central to who w ishctl to :> ! ni'c iiis to iIiforiiia: " 1 ' " ; h ; i. i. iM-ii'AtiTMMN r. < )!Vscc i f ' ! I'lc-TiiAvrt-:-.' I;I:M:I;ai.. ! ' > ision ol ('orrc.-'iiondctice. a-lMiiiloii, i>. i ...March 11. I si???. * ' | A I ?JI I . S. Seiialor. i Var in compliance with \ c ?;;r i !. I I\ t!i;* honor to ad\isc \oii that > .- . 01 !, pafjf I-V7. pastal !.iv. ! r? .illations. i \prossh provides {! :?. ? 1 ?iilk m package of franked i'i i:*?? - lit;-., be .". lit to Kill' JliilliV ;sc<\ who. mi if . I\'iu, ami opinio;: ti.i p.. . ; ii.;". piacc .? ?' .- on '.lie iil ; .:ic! -s i.niS ir-mail '.Inni lor . .. :: .1 t!e!i\t-rv l< t!i<* lepcetiw aihlif . :*i ! mm; iVsti.i; tor refu.-e ?? , i in |#i?>| rr!\ l ranked i n i>i i .in?1 tV'in lor niailin.uf. I will i i ih * i ar instructions. if yon It :; .it i? ill ll il lo I lie mat Icr. " Very iv-poctfully. i " (. in >i i I". 11. .Ion i: . 1st A-.1. I'. M. (.i n'l. la -i ni newspapers. w Iiicii i- pa itrri - (.I over our lim* in \; an ! t ci.- i.o law which wni'1! a '.icr!i-ii;: matter from hainti ! il'ii.uyi the mails at any i:. . I'totmastcr (uncial can no .51 . complaint about that, tor j ;:i hi, of paii! advert i>.i ; a oi ti:c m-ar ioim?|. and - (in 'c ;..i cr ; ipllta'iilc I'lMsoii v. h\ :.itd w iilioi i niatlcr from tlit* . .... d i ii- Ui i.iiiinir p -riod. Tin ii .'!- '.i ( ! i'i-r \vciy:li;ii?; of mails *. ii:. ia;. est basilic> isiloi.c j ; 1 . r.i i ami one-hail per cent, is j ?. !. ! i.i .i !!ii- i..J.il. in cider that a j .1 e. ; > .a i;"p:tid lor i al l y ill" j ; ! lo'c. : 'i. : |\ >;ct- \ ears. ; : S, ; .anI Air I.i::-- I! dlroad n- : lit s mad pay per niiic I Pan v l ' : ll ' ! it I iii'tll iii till I aitci; . : . . .id ; s 1 can show Sr. in a com- i , i-< M in I jiiili.^lu il ii pol ls. Ius> j ,; . \r;ti ' > Iniji!>IK Mcjitul in IIsm- ! H I i .. < . ii i.i \ ii i' iVi.in ilic lit | ! ,< .1 .! Ii ' .11 ? -i l!:;;t illilil Uolllll In- ; \ i. 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I iMy ?iii' <1 'i . . . > > ; . r , ' !-U?!H:ii . 1-. v. . . : , .;i!' : ; ;i m!. nr. \! i II : i ; :11i> i - j ' viz- S'i : " :> . . e i | ;,:il i:i-. : ... i. v . i't! ; A is* i.::. v.. ' >1 c i 1 * .c i ii ij. III' II : : .1 ' U ,'M' | II is- nil:! .1 tor : v>; : :i ?lo ii s t u hen ii i:i*?-! I. . ' ' : i . "i ij that olhor It o!" j:uhlie I:I.-'!lI. . i I sliipji i' eli- ; ; . : I iiii i ; Wi-i^lr I. lul l' ill iie. i ; : . . i 1 , ..I m; ;ii! oj" v* !i'' , . i ! 1). Iiiin: ): ' . . i \ I j !>\ lit ' | ri i ! iiis i iii"! l 1'i'itiii Iji'ilV | !. ;! It. . . . i ii? <?.' | SI tills Jfn) . .1 . ... : !> j i >i" a 1 i - i 'i.i ' i 1. ' ' 1 ' 1 ll " ; in- ill i i'; i.ijr.;i liiili'oa I fl111!jMI ' . I j f . t; i- . i .i !:. i." .i I -I- ; . i . . . \ ! <? } li ;'.'i ;l. . 1 w a-. ill . ill! I.' iiii v,iv. i . : jj i; i i ii l!i . ' > i. i I ^ OLSON & SON, i || ERS? t ur FIRE iSIJRANCE. J H $10,000,000.00, OF ASSETS. irithmetie. as you are aware, you are taught what a unit Is. Thus I make on Ihlaekhaar.l tin* litfmx? J. That, in arithmetic. is the unit. All counting* ;r.v sums or multijths, in mathematics was a uccvs-.ity as a kisis t > start from. :n ti-.rkint; lit')! c\ it was equally necessary to ? -1;: i ?!i a unit. Tin; constitution ;.avc t'e ' j-owcr lo t'ongrcss to coin money and regulate liie value thereof. ( .1.I .11,.,... .....I .,..1.1 ..u I Mll'JK'V. li UK'!! proceeded to Is \ 1 !s<* unit. Thai is it the t lixcd what should roust ,isit*' oi.r ?!t?]!:;j*. tin* same tiling that mathematician d"l when he fixed otic Ikpttv from which all others should he eoKiitid. < onjjfivss lived the monetary uuit to consist of .".71 ! 'mins of puro silver. ju:d provided for;; certain amount )- alloy l?asi r metals) to he tixed with it. to ui\e it greater hare liltss stud durability. This was in tT'.'J- in the days of \Vas'iiii<;toii and .leffersoii?suttl our ({evolutionary forofalhers, who hail a hatred of 'airland and intimate knowledge of her designs on this country. "Tiiey had fought eitjiii Ion:; years for the'.r intleju'iulenee frotti l?ril's"? domination in this country, and when thc.v had mci; the last redcoat iea\eoiU shores they settled down to establish a permanent "oveMinieiit. and attaaiK the iirst. thintfs they did was to make .'571 J grains of silver lite unit of vtilues. That much silver to constitute a dollar; and each ' ciollar was a unit. They then provideil for ail otIter money to lie counted from I ticis unit of a silver clolhtr. Hence | dimes, tjuarlei's and half-dollars were, j exactly fractional parts of the dollar ?o (told wan made i:ione\fc*Pui it.-evt.'...*. . ? ? was counted from these siUor units or j dollars. The ratio between silver anil I gold was i i \ ed at 1*> to I. rail afterwards , at 1 ?*. to I. s,? that in muting gold coins j their relative weight was regulated by ] this ratio. This cn'iliata i to In* tiic law tt|> lo 7;.. I hiring that long period the unit i ! valises was no\eroiinngi'd. and always i >;.*.ha:.d .*'.71! grains of pure silver. W'liil: was the law. It was impossible i'..;' ;i!iy c.ii'11 si\ that th" f-ilvei ilia silver ii.?ii :r was onij wo. la .7 cents less : !oui 10) resits or a dollar. For tin* iwr dollar was itself i lie unit of values. \\'hile that was the law it would have In ; :: as absurd ? ..iv thai Use silver in a sir. ar dollar was only worth 17 cents 111 it w? a tli I 11 lose, that the figure 1 is ua'y forty-seven hundred'lis of one. A'iiea ratio w .< changed from ! "? , f pure gold, hu> lushing it sm.'.he;. Tills oeaured is I si!. Tuesiiv n!ol!arMill reiiiaindeil li o unit and eonlinueil .>:o until lS7-'?. *iJ?!h v.ar 'e ; i! ta iih r in the payment >1 all in ! ' - a:.d . !i iiiluta were open t?I he >!;.s r<* ?;' ; 11 that e.une. So that up t<> 7 ! were on what i - hnow.i as n Iji;n - J; Ii?- 11:*. - i 1?: :1 v, iiat \va-< in fart a .\. it::-. . "\vj:!: ;,'n! l a-1, a companion t.i rnjo;. in;;' l!?e same privileges as iii\: r. tliai silver li\e! the unit hi I Ha- value *?!' goM \va-? rej/ulate'.l by !. Tlio was biinrtalisju.Voice of I'.- ?;?! . (i'J i\) 3ool & Whisenant ? KOU 'lour. IJ.icon. Lard, .Molasses, Sueur, ColV'e, Tea, Tobacco. Soa 11, Soda, Starch a::d lilneing lid e very thine* else voa want in tl.e GROCERY LIVE. a We sell Leggett's I/amous ^oyal Ruby Cigar. . <9 . - a si'itiai. is o * > * ^ ^ s<: k. c\ ? i \i.i. \.\:>i: immcks. 'aOL&WSSESAHT.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 19, 1896, Image 1