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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-19
BATCHELot1'S rsA1i, DYE.


natural Brown, without inju,ins the hair
.: ehii. Remedies The i'll effects Of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists T;e genuine
is signed William \. Eatchelor. Also, RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FIEURS, for Restoring and Ecaut.ying
tho Hair CHARLES EATCHELOR.
Oct 23 1y New York,
New AND GRAND Erocu IN MEplcINE-
DR.. Maggiel is tho founder of a new me,li-
cal system. The quantit arians whose VAST t
internal doses cnfechln THO stomach. o"o
paralyZe the bowels, nnust give prcc"d,urc
:o H. nsa" "::o ceS:;;r,. hca.hi a:;, appc-
lite, with from one to two of his cX!raor,i-
nary Pills, and cures the most v!ru!cn;
sores with a box or o: his ::ou,i, ,rIul AID
ali-!,""linS Salve. Thee two great .,cci-
Tics Of the Doctor are fast supcrsctlino all
the stereOtyped nostrnms oI the day. Ex-
! traordinary cures by Maegicl's Pill, and
! Saivr have opened the eyes of the nlbic to
the incf.icicncy of the (so-callcdl remedies
oi others, and upon Which people have 50
long bimdiy depended. NaEgiel4 Pals arc
not OF tho class that are swallowed ~ the
dozen, and OF whicl. every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One Or two of MaSSicl's l'". suffice, to
place the bowels III perfect order, .oiio iha
stomach, create an appetite andrcndcr tho
spirits light and buoyant. Ihe-c is no
gripping and no reaction in the form Of con-
siipation. If the liver is affected lis iunc-
tons are restorcd and ii the nervous r -
| tenn is feeble, it is invigoratcd. This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. Ulccruus
and cruptive diseases are literally cxt!n-
Srishcd by the disinfcctant power of Mag
gieis Salvc. In fact, it is here announced
that -NaJJisrs Eaio"s. DySpeltjc amt Dia!'-
rhTa Pits cure where all others fail. While
for burns, scalds, chilblains, cuts AND all
abrasions OF the skin Ma9yiers Sa!re is in
fallble. Sold by j. Afaggiel, u Pine street,
New York, and all druggist at % cents
per box. July % "
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Facts and Freaks Of Currency.

Many things have been used at different
times as money-cowric shells in Africa
wampum by the American Indians; cattle
IN ancient Greece.
The Carthagcniaus used leather Is money,
probably bearing some mark or stamp.
Frederick H., at the seige Of Milan. is
sued stamped leather As money.
In 1850, John the Good, King Of France,
who was taken prisoner by the celebrated
Black Prince, and sent to England until ran
somed. also issued leather money, having q
silver nail in the center.
Salt is the common money III Abysslma
Goldfish in Iceland and Newfoundland.
Living Money slaves and oxen, passed
current with the Anglo SaXons, in payment
ot debts.
Adam nth says that in his day there
vas villas in Scotland where it was not
uncommon for workmen to carry nails in
stead Of money. 10 the bakers shop and tn,
ale house
Marco Polo found, in China. money made
Of the bark Of the mulberry tree bearing
the stamp Of the sovereign, which it was
death to counterfeit.
Tobacco was generally used as money IN
Virginia up to 1900, dfty-seven years. after
the foundation Of that colony.
In 1911 the Legislature Of Aassachu
setts enacted that wheat should be received
in payment Of all debts.
The convention of France, during the
revolution, on the proposition Of Jean Bon
Saint Amdrce, long discussed the propricty
of adopting wheat as money as the meas.
ure Of all things.
Platina was coined IN Russia from 1926
10 1915.
But the metals best adapted and most
generally used as coin, are copper, nickel
oliver and gold the first two being now used
for coins Of small value, to make change
the two latter, commonly designated the
precious metals, are used az measures o
value and legal tender.
On the continent Of Europe, 4 compost
ton of silver and copper called bullion, ha:
long been used for small coins, which are
made current at a much higher value thar
the metals they contain. In China, Syct
:.
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Negro Testimony In Georgia.

On the 18th. Governor Jenkins sent a
message 10 the Georgia Legislature. recon
rnending that they shou not adjourn be
lore passing bill to adm. gro testimony
into the courts, with such limitations as they
might think proper to prescribe. The mes
Fage sets forth that such q measure is not
only lust IN itself but would facilitate the
restoration Of the State to all It's civil rights
and would result in many persons being
tried before the civil tribunals who will
otherwise be tried before military commits
slons
A bill of that character had already
Des,od the Senate and WAS pending in the
House on it, third reading It was imme-
diateIy taken up and passed. and is now 4
Jaw The following is copy Of It:
An Act 10 make free persons Of color com
reteu, witnesses in the courts OF this
State in certain cases therein mentioned,
and 20 authorize the making and dcclar-
ing Of force af1idavit- by them in certain
eases.
The .gaafe md House al Representatives,
o. tie Siatc cf Georgia, n GuT&l ASsnt-
}7y MT do mart, That from and after the
passage of this act free persons Of color
shall be competent witnesses in all the
courts OF lIl!h DNhlt. III tt\ Cst-tS y hti'I''
free persons Of color are party, and in all
criminal cases wherein free person Of color
is defendant, or wherever the offence char
.ged is q crime. OF misdcmeanor against the
person OF property Of q free person Of color.
any law, usage or custom to the contrary
notwithstanding.
SEC. .. ind e Il further t1sact6d, That IN
all eases hereafter pending, or about TO be
Instituted wherein free person OF color Il
: party. plaintiff or defendant, it shall ot
gomnetent for such free person OF color, &c
make and file any affidavit ROW BY law
allowed and tending to advance The remedy
or aid the defendant. rs il the sad affidavit
had been made and filed by any other Iii.
giant
All OF the Southern States with the cEccp
lion of Tennessee. North Carolina and Vir.
.sinia. have now opened the Courts to the
black man a a witness These three State
have been Iaggard. but We believe they will
before the winter II over, have added them.
selves to the list We hope also that all Of
them will come fully up to the standard
proposed by the President, on other qucs
ions. and thus give him, and our friends ia
the North Il raIlying point to resist thu
assaults of the uItras upon the Constitution
and the rights Of the. States. The sooner
this is done the better for Us all.
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Maid and received by weight Spanish dol
lars also circulate there, but only after they
have been assayed and stamped as proof
that they are of the standard fneness.
As Asia Minor produced gold, its earliest
coinage was of that metal.
Italy and Sicily possessing copper, bronze
was first coined there.
Herodotus says the Lydians wore the first
people known to have coined gold and Sill
YER They had gold coin at the close OF the
ninth century, B. c., Greece proper only at
the close of the eighth century, b. q. 49,
! Servius Tullius, King of Rome, made the
pound weight Of copper current money.
The Romans first coined silver 28l b. Z.
and gold 287 B c. Moran on Money.
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ATTACHMENT.

J-es Earae4 =. Tho7pso~ Irc Ty0r, i:a. Coth-
rGa George Brca-n William BoTR, HiE+srn Hon, If5s1'
RLTctju-il aHdR Grrjt.7 B1ekturT.
this appearing tie satisfaction oi the yf~Fh
been regularly issued and return
by the Sheriff OF Bount county 70 his ocr levied upon
the estates Of the several defendants this who from
The affidavit aed appear to De uunrdents OF the state OF
80 conceal or absent thrlnc4- ordinary process
law cannot DC served upon aud it farther appearing
publication has heretofore l1 made IN TINS ce II
therefore Clerk thar vice be perfected upon
the several defendants by publication hT1"ulows Nhlt
FOR four successive the last Insertion eu7t one weeh
before the next term Of said citing the above name
several Defendants appear before the circuit Court ut Mary
vc on the fourth Monday January next and answer tn
complaint the plIuti the VIII be taken 'r con
iecl9-ft> VI. McTEER, Clerk.
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CIRCUIT COURT-MARYVILLE.
rhird I,,dicinl Circnit 3d. countr. Tennsssee.

Third Judicial Circuit, Blount county, Tennessee.
r. Meier 4d ri the n Joseph c. Gray, Beatir
Isi Siacr ErsTe J-. EDlpErode Erea, Gsorge GnIiey
Wilson C5tss Samuel DoaE5t WILTON Carr j Macln, Jesse
Carr Of Ya Josfph Rudd Calcia RVdd JyaaGHcR Thomas,
Jacob Welsh, BiG77 Lore George CaIoEag and Aaeia Carr
TNHE plaintiff affidavit says the defendants Justly
liable to him Administrator Of Joseph {. Gray, ana
with exception Joseph Rudd before the court By
summons they residents conceal themselves that
the ordinary process served upon them 1T
the December Rules of said court by the CLERK
that notice be served upon said defendants by publication IL
Brownows Wing four weeks the last inserted
before the OF said court TO appear
Circuit Court Maryye, the fourth Monday
Of January next complaint Of plaintiff or tn
will be taken confessed and set Tor hearing Pa
NJ MCTEER, Clerk.
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SECRETARY SEwARD'S PR0CLA-
NATION.
announcement OF the Adoption OF
the constitutional Amendment
WI z. SEWARD, SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE
UNITED STATES

To All whom these presents may come, |
Know We That. whereas, the Congress OF
tho United States, on the LIST OF February |
lost nassed q resolution, which Is IN the |
words following, namely;
.. 4 resolution submitting 10 the LegIsla-
tnres of the several States q proposition 10
amend the Constitution of the United States
81 Rcs5lced. By the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVE Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, tWo-tnlrdS
Of both Houses concurring, that the follow
ing article be proposed to the Legislature OF
The several States as an amendment 10 the
Constitution of the United States, when,
when ratified b, three -fourths OF said Leg
islature. shall lie valid to all lntents ana
purposes rs q part Of said Constitution,
namely:
40 Article XIII.
t"SECrIoN !. Neither slavery nor lnvol-
1ntarv servitude. except as a punishment
for crime. whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, shall exist within the
United States, or any place subject to their
Jurisdiction.
"SEcrIoN 2. Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate legis-
,ation'
And Whereas, II appears from official
documents on file in this Department. that
the Amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States proposed as aforesaid, has
been ratified by the Legislatures OF the
States Of Illinois, Rhode Island, Michigan
MARYLAND. New York. West Virginia
Maine Kansas, Massachusetts, Pennsylva.
MIA Virginia Ohio. Missouri, Nevada
Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin
Vermont. Tennessee, Arkansas, Connect
cut. New Hampshire, South Carolina, Ala
bama. North Carolina and Georgia, in al
tventv-seven States.
And Whereas, the before specially named
States. whose Legislatures have ratified The
said proposed amendment, constitute three
Hourths Of the whole number Of States II
the United States:
Now. therefore, be it known, that ]
William Il Seward, Secretary Of State o
the United States, by virtue and in pur
suance Of the second section Of the Act 0
Congress approved the Goth Of April, 1915
entitled An Act to provide for the publ
cation Of the laws Of the United States an,
Tor other purposes, do hereby certify tina
the amendment aforesaid has become vali'
70 all intcnts and purposes as q part Of tn
Constitution Of the United States.
In testimony whereof I have herount,
ret nv hand and caused the seal Of the De
partmeut Of State TO bc affixed
Done at the City Of Washington thi
18th day Of December, in the year Of on
Lord 1865. and Of the independence Of tn
United States Of America the Goth.
WM. H. SEWARD.
Secretary Of State
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Each every article In the above List represented by
certificate These placed in similar envelopes and sealed
person obtaining certificate be had at our oce,
sent by any address, will know what they may have
One Dollar.
We charge for sending certificates paying postage and do
ing the business each FIVE will be sent Tor 81
ELEVEN for 81 THIRTY SIXTTFI7E for SO; and oSE
HUNDRED for Sl5.
ANY person receiving certificate FOX article they net
desire can exchange any article in List Of the
By this method enable TO furnish the put
with selections from rich and varied stock 81 goods az
while all have chance Of securing articles u
very highest value. We every article as repre-
sentcd money refunded.
AGENTS-Liberal commission and valuable Premiums
sistng Of Watches, &C, given TO Agents,
RSg- Address all orders 20,
GEORGE DEMERIT CO.,
nUyl-fm 800 broadway New hofh'
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COUNT COURT-SEVIERVILLE.
IttCIlUtI TT u ~.
PETITION TO SELL LAND 10 PAY DEBTS.


PETITION TO SELL LAND 10 FAY DEBTS.
VIM C. Murphy, Admir- Of the estate of c. a. c ementson
decd, vs.. the Hei at Law Of said estate.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
70 the satisfaction Of the court that Sarah CemeDtson
George NJ Clementson Daniel CItmeuSon John Cementson
sarah J. Bcllams formerly Sarah j. Clemenson and Mrs
Patterson formerly Oementson nonTesdsnts II II
ordered bv the court that publication be made for four
siye Browsow Wing notifying said NONRESIDENT
dants appear before said SeVervo the
first Monday February next to plead denur to
said petition will be taken confessed 10 them
and for hearing Parte -
-At@ NJ A
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Attachment.
William Mason vs.. Eaniamin Lu

William MASON rs. IanlamIn Lundy.
TIM, case the plaintiff having sued attachment
against the defendant ofthree hundred and
dollars and which attachment levied Of land in
Claiborne county belonging the defendant and upon
turD # the same the proceedings postponed 10y for
six months defendant therefore notified appear before
mo Al nv house in Claiborne county, the Sth of January
next 20 defend suit Judgment will be rendered therein
l. is ordered that published fer four weeks in Brown
- JACOB MYERS, J. p.
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JOHN SWITZERLAND,
Attorney NJ Law.
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ATTACHMENT.

Wn. I. Manson VS.. John II. Sawyers.
rINf plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant is indebted 10
him and aiscouls concesls himself that the ordinary
process of law cannot served upon him. and having obtained
an original attachment against the estate made retunaoic
before Charles Morrow Justice u tho feace LOT hhGA
county having been levied on ms property II
ordered Justice the defendant appear before
his Office Knoxville, the first Saturday OF Apr
the will proceeded with pare II Is
by Justice this notice be published
for foUr weeks in Brownlow's Whig-
dec2J-4t@ CHAS. MORROW, J. T.
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tt meaning * F'l'0 Ma RAWLINGS. Clerk
CR4NCERT COURT-NARYVILLE


Alexander Kenncday ~. W. I. Dowel and others.
alleged this bill that ". DOvel is non-Tesident
Of the State therefore ordered that pub
icnton BrownOws Wing for four successive weeks
notifying srd rspondeD o APPEAR al the next term OF the
Chaucery Court held dRTyviIe, the fourth Mon
dav Of December next defend said BILL m lie taken
for confessed and proceeded with ~ paIte.
W. c. PICKENS, {. & NJ.
tIecl3'4t Ms BY l. WEAR, D. c. & NJ.
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CHANCERY CoURT-DANDRIDGE.
SALES OF LAND.
joseph G. Hodges and WIN c. Hodges, Adn'rs. rs. Wm
Nyu.deli. et

obedience deere" Of the ChauCgry atDHndridge
| AT December Tenn 1900 the various in esi
court against William I. Williams. i'll proceed to sell AZ
the cambridge Saturday the 25th day Of
January the highest bidder at public auction, on
credit and three years in Of the right Of
dempton following Of land, all lying in the 9th
Civil District of Jefferson county Tenn viz The farm known
the Washington Reth farm containing by estimation, $50
Acres adjoining the lands Of John Vance, VIM Hatcher and
others The known the owen Bales tract containing
nv rsuat1u Acres. adjoining the lands John Bales Nm
others The farm known the Frazier tract
by estimation 10 Acres, adjoining :. Coil Anna Frazier
and Mcknight The farm known the Doan tract, by
estimation l40 Acres adjoining John Vance : Dnwidde and
others land will be sold separately Bond and
approved ecurty bearing from date will be required
and lien retained said lands until the purchase money
fully paid. WI. "ALBhAIIi, T. q NJ
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CD. Nance, ct al vs. Patton Howell, ct al.

obedience decree pronounced IT the December Term
1865, of the Chancery Court nj cambridge IN these canse
will sell highest bidder public auction, at the Mos
y Creek Depot the East Tennessee aud Virginia railroad
Saturday the Sd day of February 1866, credit of
three years bar of the right of redemption, the
lands levied upon said causes being the farm which
said Howell formerly resided the 9Th Civil District of JEFF
rson county adjoining the lands Of W. D. s N Fam,
Others containing $40 Acres or less,
Messy Creek and comprising Of the best seats for manu-
featuring purposes East Tennessee with approved
cuy will be required bearing interest from date and lion
retained on said land, until the purchase money paid.
dac27-it WM CALBRhITH, c. & VI.
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decI3'4tPfj
Attachment.

H. Foster - II. HeartseIi
this cause the defendant having been attached ia his
tate and made agreeable TO law 1t IS ordered that
served defendant by publication for four sue
cessive weeks in Brownos whig notifying said defendant
TO appear before NJ Meier Justice o the Peace for Bount
couHtv Tenn Office the 25th day of April, 1866 and
complaint Of pIaint the viii be set for
hearing and heard eX psrte.
dec13-ttpf5 NJ. McTEER, J. P.
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H. /. Wheeler and J. S. Lindsay Executors Of Win
Carey. decd. ". IonalnanA a.. PatIerson.

this cause the plaintiffs, affidavit cay the defendant
Is justly indebted them the executors aforesaid, III
ST. IT, twelve dollars and ten ceu5 due by note
hand that he removed himself the ordinary pre-
upon hun, attachment haV-
been issued and returned before levied real estate
It i therefore that publication
BTuwnIuws why, notify
rug defendant appear before office jsokse
sIu On day April SaJ, thcn anu there make
said the viii taken Tor confessed
o set hearing pEFt"-
dcc27-it" JAS 4. NAlSMAN- J J.
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Trigg / Temple IS Lyon and Ramsey, ct al.
THE DEFENDANTS, J. 6. NJ. RAM

L SEY, c. Wallace and hiswc Susan, J. j. Crag ana MS
wife Mary Barnes and his wife Louisa and the sald
Barnes as Admir- ThOs c. Lyon, dec d. and e. W Lyon
being Of Tennessee stated IN the Amended
and Supplemental bill 1t ordered that publication be made
for four successive BrownlOw Wing, notifying said
respondents to appear Chancery Court Knoxville
on the third Monday Of January the will be ia
ken for confessed them and sat for hearing pare
copy Of the order. --- . . :,
u u DEADI-hiNh NJ - " "
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D. 4. DEADEEICk, c. x VI.
NJ p. Wnsnhnrn ~ Williams { -. 80.

VIM. ?. Washburn Williams Craig Ext rs.
TJNE defendant J. Craig being nonresident Of Ten
negsee as stated oil It is ordered that publication
e made for four successive weeks in RrUwns Whg rot
fng said respondent before the Chancey Court at
knoxville on third ncay of January next then and
there to make his the bill the will be taken
for confessed and for hearing parc copy
of the order .- - :,
pf y. \. OEADbRllA, '. 4 u.
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ACCREDITED CLAIM AGENT
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1865.

n most l.u-ulgu- ariUOus struggle having resulted
triumph EatiOn7y, the utter discontinue
and and Slavery TIE TRIBUNE, pro-
uudy rejoicing this result, will labor the e
Of this Grand hengEant victory by rendering
Liberty and Opportunity heritage ct the whole
American People and rFuTmoTc
DIscuuutcnauCuE al UuWany CNutGtIOn IncdCss
Gctiou pain privation the uphCder5 Of the lost
cause, viii insist earliest possible restoration Of the
their power and influence our
the basis 81 All Rights for All their People.
labor hope prove that the substitution Of Free
inevitably and universally ConduCe TO
Industry. Thrift Prosperity and Wealth
SoUh. within years must look back
her long persistence in practice 80 bael az the
JL3iteizlu- g Man.
Il viii ll1g for She diffusion Common school EducatiOD,
portion country especially hTUug hout the
devoid of them. believing that every good end viii
Thereby be- sUhrFvd and Tho interest OF useful and
worthy class promoted.
viii urge protection Of Home Industry by dr. cFinina
duties Foreign Products imported. with view 10
drawing hther the capable and skiul artnCeFs and
I~as Europe and jha UatuTalZiuE soil Of many
branches production hitherto all but confined The Old
World while would reug hon and extend those which have
already ig.Iggd t-uvUE
Il VII give rrfuj attention &C. and Improvement
ScUlJUre, doing best bring markets to the
and teach them how the
ihe opportunities thus afforded them.
II viii attention 10 Markets, especially for
Agricultural Products. with both produce and
being yictm-ed ny the speculaor and fore
/ taller.
And giving fair scope 60 Current Literature to the proceed
s Of Jou and to the general News Of the Day IL hopes
il old patrons and attract many to bear than
'mIauy-
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MEDICAL.
:. A. B. TADLOCK, Physician and Surgeon,
John ". PAXTON. NJ. D.,

RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS PRO
= n PAXTON returns his sincere thanks 10 his
9frans III hopes merit continuan-o o. ne same
tT on Church STREET II the house formerly occupied
n 4 Sson nearly Opposite The r-sld nee q tbs lat
tIrander where he Dc found unl Professionally
- Orders lei at business house Of Mr. ". r. LII
IarI v-5u he promptly attended To no'-9-5n
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COUNTY COURT-CLINTOE.

Petition 10 sell Land.
William Digs and others, Catherine Evans and Su-
sanah Scarbrough.
IT APPEARS FROM THE PETITION
in this cause that Catharine Evans, formerly Catharne
Dggs and Susanah Scarborough formerly Susanah Digs are
heirs at law Of Mary Dgg deceased and thar tnty are
residents Of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered M inc cor'
that publication be made successive weeks III
lows Wing notifying the said defendants TO appear al te
February Term of County Court Or Anderson county, "
held at the in Clinton. Tenn on the hst Mon
day February next defense to saa peton OF II
IL, - g. ~ " ". WEAVER, Clerk.