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SUPPLEMENT! THEMILYPHHIL! j Cohimbia, Thursday, October 25. 'b'6. ; What Might Huppe-?. The Louisville Courier, under the :thove caption, hus thc following ir- 1 marks. if hy my unfortuitoua <-ii enmstsnces the abomination he forced upon tu- accepted hy tho peuple of any Southern State, wo hop-.: they will Icu the fidelity of tho negro lovers, by adopting tho suggestion of the ( out'ier: Tho class of mon whom thu Jaco- | bins propose to allow to represent tho ' South, in tho event that they conclude to permit th:?' section to have any representatives at a!!, happen to he the very men the South does not want. They would bc quito as well satisfied not to he represented us to ! be compelled to select from a set of fellows who have proved themselves j to be entirely unworthy of public confidence. Under the operation of t?o- amendment nov,- pending, almost )very mau whom the Southern people consider tit to represent them would be disfranchised and ineligible to public office, and only those who toed; no pari in tho rebellion and eau take the test oath, would bo accepted. Tin class to which tho select iou of repre? sentatives would be confined aro men win?, while ihr war v.:.s going on. lived in tin- South and professed to sympathize with the Southern cause, and Hot only to sympathise with ?!. but to give it al! the aid and assist? ance in their power. They were either acting tho part of unprincipled hypocrites then, or they are perjured scoundrels when they take the test oath. In cither cuse, they are utter? ly unworthy to represent any honor? able people. Now, suppose for a moment ilia! the constitutional amendment is rati? fied, :in?l forced upon the Southern States against their opposition. The alternative will then be presented to these Stairs to lose a portion of th- ir repr?sentative strength, orto invest fur negroes with the righi of suffrage. They v.aiif no such representatives as the men who can take tho test oath. Then what arr they to do? They could, in the spirit of retaliation, grant the negroes sui?rage; ami tin-;, could, in the same spirit, send np an entire colored delegation to or-nov seats in the Senate and Mouse of Representatives. How would it suit t!ie great mora! negro party of the North to have twenty coal black and sweet-scented darkies in the Senate, and about fifty in tho HouseV Would they not hold their noses and stan.! aghast at the logical consequences of their own schemes? Would they not immediately exhibit a general disgust at tho associates the ?South had sent them, and broome the laughing-stork ol tu.' world? They would have no right to complain that the South pre lerrcd honest negroes to dishonest white mon as their representatives. The alternative would have been forced upon them and they compelled to malee tho most ol' a bad bargain. Perhaps, however, this arrangement would chime in exactly with the fa? natical notions of tho Jacobins, and hy way of convincing the world of tito sincerity of their professions, t'uey might elect two enfiles presiding officers of the two houses. Then, in the event of tho death of the Presi? dent and Vice-President, wc should have a negro President, who could lill every oilier in tho Government, both at home and abroad, with men of his own color. That would, in? deed, bo a delightful condition of things, but it would be no more vio? lative of decency and public opinion than what these Jacobins arc trying to force upon the South. -?-*>-, CHANUK ?N THE BALTIMORE AND CiiAitnESTON STEAMSHIP TUM:. -The Haiti more ?SV?, of Thursday, say:-:: "il is understood that the steamers heretofore running between this port and Charleston are to be withdrawn, and a. nev/ regular weekly line es? tablished, composed of the linc ocean steamships Kingfisher, Sea-gull and falcon. The agency in this city will he in the hands of Messrs. Mordecai A Co., and arrangements have been perfected to run the line in conncc tio? with the various railroads run? ning" from Charleston into the inte? rior, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and the steamships of tho Baltimore und Liverpool line." A 8:i'l i'ii'i" <d' family bereavement occurred nt Baltimore last week. On the 7th inst., a daughter, eleven years old, of Mr. Wendel Snyder, died of scarlet f? ver. Two other daughters, aged eighteen and t wenty years, at? tended tho funeral, and shortly after their return hom.' were attacked by a similar disease. The elder partially recovered" , but thc younger, on Satur? day evening, was in a dying condition. Thc elder sister approached thc bed of tho dying girl, and immediately fell to the floor lifeless, ?iud before morning the spirit of the other had departed. Two other daughters are dangerously sick with the same dis? ease - DEADLY.--An Austrian chemist, ?I. | "Leinelbroch, bas discovered a way of i enclosing electricity' in small glass j capsules, which will explode nuder i the influence of the slightest shock, j The capsule, is enclosed in a steel ; cone, so that, if shot from a ritte, it . will enter the flesh, and the explo? sion which follows is sufficient to kill a man. Experimenta have been made on oxen and horses with perfect sue- i cess, these animals having fallen dojui j as if struck with lightning. Thc weekly mortuary statistics of | New York present the startling fact of wide-spread destitution in that city. Twelve persons died in that city last week from starvation, li this be the rate for seven days at this season, \ih:it ar?: wc to expect the eomin/r winter? I;LKI?A\T IIALMORXL SKIRTS: 'I^OK ?2.5.I, at S SH I YUK A BECKHAM'S. -?.-? Beautiful Cashmeres anti lleLaincs ! t" ' SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. jyi-wool Flannels I Eur :!." e, nt*, at. SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. Au Extra Nice Family Longeloth 1 For 2.">eeitts, :.l SH ! VER A BECKHAM'S. Heavy 10-4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting i For i 1.00. ?tl SHIVER A BECKI! VM S. Large Heavy i?-4 Bed Blankets! Eur ill.Oll. ::? SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. An Elegant Toilet Article-Phaion's Brown Windsor Soap! !'.. b. hud ?it SH IVER A BECKHAM'S. Extra Fine Family Cologne : To he had at SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. -.-??-? Best make French Kid Gloves ! Al SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. Most Approved Styles Fr'ch Corsets ! At ' SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. A Weil Selectol ami Cheap Lot of Hosier) ! At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. Beaver Cloths, At SHIVER A HECK HAM'S. --? ? Black Broadcloth and French Doeskins ! Al SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. . Assortment of Gent's Shawls and Buggy Laps ! At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. - - ?? ?* ? > Magnificent Line of Dress Goods ! At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. - -< ? ? ? We advertise above such of our large stock ns comes to mind, assuring our patrons that we are still doing business on our first principle CASI I und SHORT PROFITS; und ail who favor ns with their patronage, will, we think. SAVE MONEY j to themselves, ?ind will assuredly have an ? ELEGANT STOCK to select frotn to winch I wc add every week. j SHIVER & BECKHAM. I Oct 14 Mew Saloon, \ tj~j THE BU'scriber respectfully begs j ppBleavc to inform his friends, and the public in genera! that he has opened I a SALOON in Washington street, next door to Mr. S?ei??litz's Bakerv. The finest 1.1 I QUORS, WINES, CIGARS, LAGER BEER, Ac, will alwnvs be found in his establish 1 nient. FRED ZESTERFLETH. I oct 20 -uithr COTTON YARSS? COTTON ?AR\S? *7 DALES just received and for salo bv i Oct23 ALFRED TOLLESON. SALT! SALT! SALT! . >/A/ \ SACKS SALT, at low Hunn s, by ejlHJ ALFRED TOLLESOX.' ITUM J, stock of OILS for Machinery. Tanners'Oil. For sale cheap bv Oct Vi ALFRED TOLLESOX. Crockery and Glassware. i s? A LARGE STOCK of GLASSWARE Ki? and CROCK FRY, atC< ?ST, for THREE WI DAYS. Calla! on,-" ami be convinced, and get bargains. Oct Rt ALFRED TOLLESOX. Mew Mackerel. PICKLED SHAD verv lino Breakfast dish. Superior Green and Black Teas. Fx!ra Flour, Cheese, Lard, Butter. Just received and for sale bv Oct? ALFRED TOLLESON. Goshen Butter, CHEESE A3SFD U5JBX) ! A DRIVE!) per Express THIS DAY: J\. GOSHEN RUTTER. English Dairy CHEESE. Extra LARD." For sale low bv ^>ept2o ALFRED TOLLESON. <%nUSH?D SUGAR. (T DDLS. EXTRA CRUSHED, at 20 emits. .> For sale b\ ALFRED TOLLESOX. ^)HW STYLES 1 1>R1NTS, DELAINES. Merinoes, Plaid Alpacas. Plaiil Mei ino, Flannels, Blank? i-. Plaid Litisevs. Al lowest price:.. Oct IS ' ALFRED TOLLESON. COHN, SI GAH, COFFEE, ETC. JUST BECKI V HI): olin bushels Whit? CORN. ?MM bushels Mixed Coi n. Sugar, Coffee, So it. Bagging, Rope and Twine. Fm -.iieb\ Sept'?(i ALFRED TOLLESON. SUGAR, &C "T BB LS. extra CRUSHED SUGAR. .J 20 bbls. Brown Sugai. I.ono bushels ( lorn. 10 bbls. d dasses. :. 1 low prices, bv Oct 'J ALFRED TOLLESON. AMEIlim Ili liMXi; FUTO! / \ I VES the REST LIGHT of any fluid < r \ X oils now in use. Wallanoll non-ex? plosive. Ai retail or \vhole*aie by Oel RJ ALFRED TOLLESOX. COPARTNERSHIP. ., . THE undersigned respectfully in ^afiform their forim-r friends, ami the ja public in general, that they have -unformed copartnership, bv the name of EISEN .MANN A EBERHARD!'. f?.r lim purpose ot making up CLOTHING, in ihc latest style and at the short eat notice. Tbev ba ve just arrived lYoiu the North with ? larg? and well selected stock id CASSIMERES. BROADCLOTHS, VEST? INGS, A e. We have tvmov? d from ..ur ?orin? r stand to Main ?lr. in Mr. M. Ehrli.-h's mw store. North of Mr. J. C. Seogers'. f. F. IMSEN MANN. C. I). EBERHARD!'. BAGGING AND E,0?E. 1 i\i \<'OD.S I, ail" ineii MANILLA Lo bl-:. I I ll J bi.?Mm vards of CUNNY and other DAOC.1NO. 11 inches wide and weighing 2J lbs. pei var i - bought pri vions to the late advance." ami \>il! Ix- sold al LOWEST MARKET RATES bv . Sept ->l j WM. M? <n;rxNis. Estate notice. A LL persons having demands against i\_ the Estate of (??jorge S. Bowi-r, de? ed to the undersigned: ami all persons in debted to sr.id Estate will make jirompt pavment tn MARTA !.. BOWER. Adm'x of t JeorgeS. Bower, deceased. Or to W. S. B?>\\K;i, my Agsnt, at thc store on Camden or Taylor street. Aug' :> e?>\\ 7* WANTED. / 1HARLOTTE ROAD past ?lue Bonds V ' and Coupons. Atlantic, Tennessee ami Ohio Road Cou? chy of Columbia Bonds, and Lam?n Importing Company Stock. Apply lo " EDWIN J. SCOTT. Oct 7 in til NOTICE IS hereby given that the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company will make application to thc Legislature, at its next session, to renew and extend an Act, enti? tled "An Act to amend thc charter of the Greenville and Columbia RailroL i Compa? ny,'' ratified on the 20th day of December, A.D. 185:1,) one thousand eight hundred and l?fty-throe. Aug ll) s?mo KAY & HEWETSON, Architects ami Civil Engineers. <'0 IA'MB TA, X. r. OFFICE North-west ?orner of Lad* and Bull streets. May "JV m A FRESH LOT OF the much impure,! for BREAKFAST STRIPS. ALSO. Sugar-cured 11 AMS. And Sicar-cnred SHol LDEUS < ?. i :, JOHN < SEEGERS .v < o - li ll mn i ??- ? 1 ai^MDte-i**" Mi11 -J Auction S3?lc?i- ! Old Iron ard M?chiuery. ??calv. Scott A Ri mi" vs. K <-.-. t : II ti' - .'. Ball. I Forei'fn Attar!,,m /..'. Abraham Stork, survivor. \>. K. at.:.;..- A Ball. Foi na,, .Vta.-hno nt. ?N pursuance of ila- order of tin O ?uri : made i'i tl.-- al cv,- stated casus. I will seil at public oui-< rv.on tnc first MONDA** in November next," in front of A. Stork's dwelling, at tin-omer of Richardson and Pendleton streets, in Columbia, S. C., at lt) j o'clock, about CO.uOO pounds of OLD IBON and MACHINERY. T< uns . a. h. Oct 1? tutb W. T. WALTER, As'me. j RARE CKANCE LOR INVESTING IN P?HE Xi A CT BS ! IN E0?1TY. . Fairfield Uistri'-t -Son/:. Coralina. Lucv Harrison vs. Johnson R. Harrison, Bli Harris.m I frere* tor Sate or' hindu, ?Cc. IN pursuance of thc deere? ol thc Court of Equity made in this case, t will offer j for sale at public auction, at \Yiunsboro. i S. C., oil MONDAY, tho thud day of Jv- i comber next, (being thc tiret Monday in ; that month. ) several thousand acre;; of thc finest COTTON and GRAIN BANDS in thc State, belonging to tho catate of John Har? rison, sr.. deceased. These lands are all ia Fairfield District, and are composed of thc following several tracts or plantations, viz: 1. The TRACT known as the "River Place," containing about :>,:>:'.:> acres, moro or less, lying immediately on the hanks of I the Wat cree River. This plantation eon ! tains about 1,200 acres in ? rigiusl fores!, and si vi nd hundred iicres . i rich river j bottoms, now in a hiidi stalte ot cultiva? tion, and hus upon it ?ill UfCe:?surv Imild ; cotton and grain plantations in tho South- | I ern eonulrv. ; :>.. The i'RACT known as the '-Dutch- j ? man's Creek Place."* coiitaining2,-iS2aere3. ? more or* less, ''his traci is also a N'o. 1 j cotton ami grain plantation, with ii largo . cree:: running through it, and has upon ii j all ueeessarv buildings for laborers, .-!'..?!;. ?Ac. I :!. Tin TRACT known as the '.Bryant ' Place," containing 545 aeren, nene or ii ss. ! On ihi.s place, is a veiv c imf >i ta ble Dweil ? ing l?ense, with a ?l?mln r of c.nt-hou-es, I. The TRACT known as the .Sand-hill ! or Home I"lai'e,"'containing ?108 arres, more or less. Mi'.-i of this ? lace r- in original j woods, and is :i l,iudi and health? placo, : and i.. the homestead ortho late .lohn Har ! ri.-:-.;). sr. ; 5. The TRACT kin.wu as the "Concord I Church Place," containitig 150 acres, more i or less. Nearly tin- winde of this traci is I covered willi a thick crowth of thc very ! largest and finest lung leaf pines, particu ! larly suited to railroad purposes, shingles : or anything which is mai'..- Iron* pi tie tiiu : bei; and it lies within two miles of the ridgeway Depot, on tho. Charlotte and j South Carolina Railroad, ??iii a good, level wagon road leading tin leto. ... The TRACT known as ?he "Salt Pond ? Race-track." containing ino acres, j The terms of sa?<- aiv us follows: Thc ; purchaser ot thu "River Place" will bo ri - ?...tiled to pay the .-um ..f ifitWI ami LUI i sixth of the amount for which it -..!!.-, and j its proportionale shari, of the cost.- and : expenses of the .-nit and .-ale IN I vsn: and I for tin- balance, a credit will le- ??veli until i tin 1st. of January. ISfJS with interest thereon froin the 1-: of January. lS;i7, at j which linn- po.-scssion will he given, se? emed hy bond, with at least two approved ; sureties, and a mortgage of the premises, j For all the other tracts, one-sixth ol thu i amount at which tin y aie bid oil', together i with so much as may he necessary ; i aid ihe ..River Place" ir. defraying the costs , .uni i xpcuses oCsnit uti.i sal.-, will !.. re? quired tn be pr*l in cash un .lay c.( sale; ?ind for the balance, n credit iinii! deist j of January, 1SGS. with interest from 1st of Januarv, ?8057, at which tin:., j- sion I -'il! h." given ....cured by bond, with at : least two sureties to each, and u morl gage of t ?ie premises. Ail the purchasers will be required to pay j in .-a.?h for titles. Ac. un 1 any purchaser will be a! liberty to pay in cash for the I whole of hil purchase, if he desires ?o do I .-o. HENRY A. ? ?AI ?.LA RD. V immissiouer in Equity. Commissioner's Office, Winnsboro. S. C., ? October it?, ls.'.'. Oct 17 w3 j : e. H. Mill.ToN. ll. W. HUA NO. S. W. Hkl.loN. I ??ELTON & SH?KB. i AtlornoY? at Law anti Solicitors in Ktjuitv, UNION VILLE, s c. OFFICE (for the present- in thc base? ment of thc Court House. '"WANTED," 10(1,(1011 LBS, HU) METAL ! ! -i Q CEN TS p. , pound ?.aid for BRASS, AO icCOPPER. ii " " LEAD. For large quantit? . :. higher rash price will bo paid by & K STRATTON, Axscmbly street, one door from Gi i rais. Oct 4 _ Imo DENTISTRY. _ HAVINB opened my ottice ?ggjJgS??b peruianentlv in Columbia, I ny&nm^ mav bc found at all honrs at ^UlLLLr tjic' residence of Mr. M. H. i Bcrrv, (opposite thc Catholic Church.) on I Asscinblv street. D. P.GREGG, j June 12 i Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c. i1 At the Si./,, of the Golden Fad-U"'k. VFULL supplV of GRAIN CRADLES, Grain Fans," Seth. Blades, Scythe I Stones, Can Wire. Biddles, Ac, in -dove ! and for sale low f..r ? ash. I Jiav 20 -IOH S C. DIM l'';\.< CASTE LL O' id Trained Wild Animals I\i !> ;; A !. ?: \ 1! I !; 1 Tl t> \ IUO.K ont foi lit-' ( i rand Pt . .< .< ?.-do?. J Knights in Real Ai in -r. La.li? s in lb -al Robes, Quern's ?*.u riago of State, tb? Mounted Zouaves, the ( lortu t Band, Goldei Chariot, Horses, l'unies and Mules, will bi prominently II ?o?d admired; but the Novel F*:?.to.re will be the Live Lion let loos? in the streets, taken from its caq^e by the intrepid HERR LENGELL, walked over a plat? form p.nd placed upon a car and carried in triumph ! ! The Golden Cai Eckhart'a Silver C ?ade gora? otc t. - a street pu .-? , Ulittiistal. ty th and 1. DAN GASTELLO S GREAT SHOW, AT COLUMBIA, SM i i: n w. OCTOBER 27, IStWl s; Children und. i separate seatsfor a?~ Admission 7 ) 12 veals ot age ?l! ec colored perseus, .1? evins. t he Manager, in announcing tue com? mencement of the .-. conti annual Southern Lour of BAN CAS I ELCO'S GKEATSHOW, is pleased tn Kee;::.bl, d to presentan array of artistic haines comprising the very best talent in ti:-' world. Dan Cast ello, i le . original <'? inversai ion? al ist . '.vii! appear ;it each entertainment, and introduce the only Hu roughly trained horse in i he universe. BURNELL RL:N NELLS, 'Ile- embodiment of grae- and style, with I his two pre?ty ?nd gilled boys, lender a j pleasing s. ries ol living pictures, which. never before been witnessed in America. This voting Southerner and his two I it ll?: children constituted theh-.-iding attra.-tious : in the principal theatres, hippodromes and : circuses in the old world. Pupers praised I ?hem. Journalists endorsed them. People j pronounce tb. m great. I Will exhibit at CU Es ?'EB, on FRIDAY, j October -lu. Cn < iiviiie. Mondav, October ! 2'.'. Anderson. Tn. sday. 0? tober ot?. Ab ' beville, We.hiesibie, October ?ll. Green 1 wood, Thursday, November 1. Newberry, i Fridav. Novc.iiter 2. u.-t Ki Pi' FRHXCII AM) EN'GLIell BROADCLOTHS : CASSI MEBE$t TWEEDS, IOC A ?3? 2S , etoo ?Ha am n rpm; Mibscrib. rs have jit.-i r. ceived.aml 1. will open TlliS MORNING, a few in? voices, comprising a m at assortment of CLOTHING. ENGLISH sud FRENCH CLOTHS.-CASSIMERES, HATS. Ac. first ?in??>rtnt?".i tu tin's rit.tjbrtlit'st'dson. Our RE IDY-MADE GOODS are prin.-'i pallv from our own manufactory, and ar?, made up in the lat? st sty l?-s. Our stock ol materials for manufacturing embraces every style, and will bo made up to order at tim ?hortest notice. Our tm toolers in th? country are invited to ??all or promptly attended t??. We invite the attention of our visiting friends in the .-it-, to these late arrivals, feeling assured thal we v ill b<> abb- give satisfa.-tioti io R?| who .'.?-sire to supply ETi IL SWJPFIBL?. Sept Ri BEDELL'S ROW. arums, PISTOLS, s PO RTSMiiS's ;u:c OUTR EMENTS , .?k.. m.32o.xa.iiition. ! .4 NEW ami complete assortment inst A received. An ilegan: assortment ?.i* FISH i T A C K I. E hods, Reids, Bobs, H.mks, Lilies, fi : \i I.' >W PRICES. l>. W. KRAFT, Wa: hingt on slr.-, t, , .pp. ,s.t<- old Jail. N. B. Manufacturing and repairing enbetantialh and n? allv - ut. 1 Afnv '>?, Iv