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08 Mar 1873
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Newspaper
Aiken Tribune
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1873
Page
1
The Atken Tribune lists weekly publication with options for one copy, 12 months, 6 months, and 3 months. It also specifies pricing for single copies, outlining available durations and purchase formats.
A tribute to Captain Matthew F. Maury memorializes his life and death near Lexington, Virginia, describing his love of nature and ocean paths. The piece notes a mountain gorge between Lexington and the Central Railroad, where Maury expired, and urges homage from sky and air to a life devoted to science and exploration.
The interview covers over-issuance of state certificates, missing funds, and actions to recover bonds held by Kimpton. It notes $400,000 in bills issued with $170,000 paid and $230,000 unpaid, plus details of Blue Ridge Scrip, sinking fund bonds, and pledged state bonds. The Treasurer explains fiduciary duties, tax collection issues, and aims to restore financial health while previewing law cases and upcoming fiscal scrutiny.
Washington crowds from Bovary State and Territory witness a grand inaugural. Delegates from South Carolina attend including Hoge and Meluim. Grant speaks of unity, commerce, education, and a peaceful future, pledging reform and avoidance of territorial expansion unless supported by the people. He recalls Civil War era trials and endorses a humane policy toward Native Americans while aiming to restore currency, enhance transit, and strengthen national harmony.
Nemo of the Charleston Courier presents an interview with State Treasurer Cardoza on South Carolina finances. The talk covers legislative appropriations, printing costs, and the status of bills payable, noting a discrepancy of thirty thousand dollars and questions about authority behind the bills.
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