TELEGRAPHIC flE7S.
history of, taxa'bn and details of its
ri-it
r FU, R.N I TOREi; FURNITURE!
I coiiecuon.-
101
1 27th,; 876, confirmed, to Hugh and
lino'MaxfreliUhe grant of ninety-six
thousand acres of land at the forks of
,JlQ v4l.ThecYiinirepJj
loathe Srj&tiish nble wai sfcnf, to Ktlj
rid yesterday.' The "Vatican " accepts
tbet deckwliotvMof ' the' gorernme'rit
that it is desirous to, come to an un
derstanding, and has given the papal
.Mt'1dr
1a it is, No v., 1 Lf h fte i a,
!eorp'6ful8,000 francs.
WASHINGTON.
"1 !!!
YVaSHtxtfrb), WoV'llPdo,nlrftiTictov
ry opinions regarding Wilsoqta ondk
tin'n this mnrninc TTa war reaflAsa
..... . . - .! 4
aunng tne night, placing nis nanus on
his heart ndeao .and4.YjtWals
had spasmodic extension of the arms.
He had vrinal Uot bdfoefat Sctforifnd
whiskey, and opiateg have been, injec
ted under the skim 'He is nJwdT6W
sy hd is hot paHiaT to' bbnveraVtfoijt
Dr. Baxter saUVatJLl o'clock that he
was "resting I more comfortably, and
thinks he'wiTi Recover1 irlthih himself.
Hesajdypyal. v ;
UARfNE
flc Wriv
Anotlier
Pacific samTor Picked up
San Francisco, Nov 11. Another
survivor irom the Pacific has been
picked up from & raft. He says tha
T "7 ;;r, L !SfJS rToMDsud 1 about butidd and forty.
sail. Capt. Hoei hrePthbusaS dlLhe chimney
this raft.
Galveston, Nov 11. The tug Buck
Thorn has returned. It saw on, of
the Waco's boats considerably burned
and floated pff, and some pieces of the
cabin furniture. There was no trace
of the passengers pr crew. . ,
KENTUCKY.
Deathi from a Poisoned Well. .
Locisytlle, Nov 11. The family of
Cha$. Massey of Fordsville, Ky., were
taken suddenly ill, and two sons,
daughter and the wife, died, Strychs
nine or arsenic was found in the wel
used by thefamilyY'Th6 tofoW mem
bers of the family are recovering.
. . - '.. : . --t
f NBWj"X0EK,
r I
A Caihier DefaulU-SuiiieiidTB
jrirms jaore adoue tne nagaaien
Wind oa the Hudson-. .
New York, , Npv. 11.- The
Cashier of the WeaternUnion Tel
graph Company here, is a defaulter o
the amount of thirteen thousand dol
lars. Misappropriation of the com
pany's funds, or it speculation in, Wall
street with the expectation Of return
ing it when he; won isHh'e cause of bis
downfall. : It is . thought that his
friends will make the defalcation
good.
C W Elltfjf bankers fand" brok
ers, of Broad street, notified. fhe Produce-
Exchanl&'yestertiay that they
were unable to meet their engage
ments ft appears thalElKe-we-th
bnl1' A $ 9TP 0n 0ctfn
The firirfdeaa both in securities anti
produce, and also does a banking busi
ness. ThesupcMftn was' caWeti by the
refusal of a firm to pay up tbe amounts
due on their shortage.' ' n
The young mistress-of Thos B Whit?
more, who committed suicide on 60th
Avenue Tuesday erening, iataupposed
to have iWnmeFE&iiaojib Rhane
It is said her friends, reside in Rich
mond, Va.
PocafiEt; fNon jiiUAl heavy5
wind prevailed along , Hudson Biver
last night.". Tbei Z steamer.; Drew U
ashore-near Stckhrt. J!She',Jies high
and dry ifritfi Xewbels out of water,
but u. toakhi t " hoV seriously
damaged." Anatfier steamer with a
large number of. boats in tow, is
ashore;- t
Slid-WigtitDispalcties-.
WASHWQTOir, Nov. 11.
For te( fa&( Aabtlcf afid Qulf
States,' Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, southwest to south
east winds, warmer, jud dea, vether
will prevail, pMyviiowed t A last
HA88AbHTjr8ETT8.
Kffleitfilroftd Track.
MIDDICTOH07NOV. li:; Edward
Murphy liis 'mbb'er,oth under
the influence of Jiquor, attempted to
cross the Tauiiton Ball fioad last night
in a wagonThe: horael tUlked and
the young man was instantly killed by
n a iawAii mLSmk? a. m
,iff""I.Mi tut . '.i ff
wwi boa .ni' .u 9i'ta.ti nnnmn
'."iWpS tta wn Kb ;muti ivmn-
He venue, i Ileceiptf Lands granted
to CWamtjf
ea wiaviutWUMtfg' Condition
improved.
WA8HiKCTOJt,,Nov.4ll.-r!.The 'repertiii TJpwaihsd A'.ui.' . as
Eevenue, h.ows r thes ractoalamounta
received in ( the '.TjeasuyTrdrh1 fln
sources, exclusive of loans and treas
ury notes, from and after June 30th,
1871 to June 30th; 1874:!inclnsive; was
H305,G38,341. The report gives, a full
ent Maxwell in lw by the Spanish
LMpyernnwnliN Th w larfe4trict oTIan'd
BiteitetftJ
Missouri therefore declared to be
long tothe'clalrrunts presented hero
by Warri5ttl!(Wfl8.telUi o.-.i.i'a'.i'! i
General Land odice, has, resigned.
Wm (J R lev. of Virginia, has Wen
It . k-Th e- Preside nt :Tet h ru'ed: t h is m orrV-?
YiAt-rd'tibdkTW WilioWfralMaveTl
slept until toward evening and took
s6bofe ?nounshment. The treatment
nawjvillbe of a tonic character, com'
mencing with valereanate of quinine.
DWBaxterxpe's - id Tute if ni ' out ' In
in NEW HAaPpmEE
wv m, pirt oa Stat Itliftd; ;
Portsmouth, Nov, 11,-r-The elegant
Oceanic House at Star Island, one of
the isles of the shoals, was burned
early this morning, together with
most of the cottages on the island. Aa
seeTfroOhJ Oasftjse jb re thel
Aiian nc nouse ana an ancient cnurcn
were saved. The cause of the fire is
Snknown, as it is impossible to reach
ie island, owing to a heavy gale and
rough sea prevailing. The hotel was
imney
is the only remnant of the Oceanic
House left standing. A tug started
for the shoals, but was obliged to put
back. The fire wa distinctly seen
from this city. 4 mt '
il I i ( ? Bpothi flurraV Jackson : q i s'
The Washington corrospondent of the
August (GJ Chronicle and Sentinel,
in a recent fewer sayS:
r "However much John Wilkes Booth
may have erred in assuming the assas
sin's role, for which good men must in
all time denounce him, there is no
doubt that his distorted intense tmade
him, believe that he was performing an
act of patriotism. Vlhilp Booth has
been severely animadverted upon from
time to time by southern journals and
people generally for his rash act, there
are those in the north who regard him
as 'a great hero.' A' young New York
lady stated to me that she revered the
memory of Booth, and would freely
vthir own Bfief'if, she 'could call into
welhgthe young actor. T would esteem
it an honor to kiss his foot were he
alive,' she exclaimed.
"I met a Christian statesman the oth
er dayepd asked him if be could in
form me" where Mrs. Suriat was buried.
'Indeed,!. cannot, sir' he resDonded.
The kflKng Of that womau was murder,
and all the waters of the Potomac
could not whiten the 'souls of her mur
derers.' , 'But were you not in the Sen
ate at the time, sir, and might you not
have interceded for her ; poor life?' I
asked. 'Judgment had fled to brutish
beasts sir,' and it weuld have taken a
man of more Courage than I possessed
to have even sueeested that she be nar-
doned,'' quoth the ex-Senator. John
aurrat married a Virginia lady last
year, and is now teaching school at a
village in Maryland, about twenty
miles hence. Miss Surrat married a
iTRafinry . flerk, but immediately -after
the nUDtials ho was dismissed from the
llebartmetit. ! " ' Y
Colonel Ellsworth for tearine down the
Stars .and Bars from his hotel is a clerk
in the Postofiice Department. She re
ceived her place through the influence
of. Colonel -Mosby. Some time since
she was discharged, hut 4 upon hearing
of it thertsintiitithisdownto
nis creaii mstruciea jewel mat wis
worthy young lady was to be retained
as long as he was president. I guess
Miss Jackson will hot oppose a third
term." ,
Ml
CHARLOTTE MARKETS
OBSERVER OFFICE
Chaklottc N. C. Nov. 12, 1875.
The Cotton Market.
'' There was a visible improvement in tbo
tone of the market, yesterday. Tbe demand
was good, and the market was firm at quo
tations below ;
Inferior 9
Low Middling . 12
Middling.. 121
G6odMiddIingMW.,.-........ 12!
PRODUCE MARKET
Cornisii ughtiemanUi
I Floor qtiiet,
Bacon firm.
Batter ah anil ill U f I
' j . iisvymqtiaiet.
Bacon-Rama.pat
" Sides, .j:t.klZi'J ' ';
" Shoulders,
" Hoe Bound:'! ; ci
' ' 1 3l618
141S
Butter Choice, , ? . ?-, ;- - 2500
Brafidy Apple, ' ! i 5 a 2 00
" i Peach. 2 50 a 3 25
E77, pe dozen1 " 20a25
Flonr- Family, per sack. , . . . 3.253 25
" Extra, 3.00a3.00
" Super, 3 75
Jhtft Dried Apples, per pound . .,9c
"Peaches, ' J 5 " Cc
Green Applet per bushel, I" ' G025
j ' - Con. White, per bashtl. r v;80
" Mixed, 75
New ' ,m . ,70
.r-- Wheat Red, per bushel. v , . 1 25
"f, White, ' ,r- e' 1 35
White, '1 ,71' v , 55
, Pi-Pure clay, '?r 90
1 A. , "'Mixed, f - '85
173 Dry,. n
i"irJQreen - 78
arl Good. " "15
jnxatoairiBti, . , f - ooalOO
;l?t)R R1UST. f l-J J-.i4l yr'i ! :s s
"r'i ,,5J'i.i' f ..f unifj'i.f 'ii rw.
n' I am willing to tfeiit,'fc reasonable terms',
to a snitblit nfrmnrv whAnwIll hn&rd tn arut
ttiyfanjiiy, mybouse. sitaated on Tthe'oor-4
ner or raoe ana V treets. Houw contains
aipej rooms, ttod on tJ:
neceisarv ont-bnildinn.
T
. . :...
WE ARE WILLING? JO TEST THIS PLOW AGfAINST ANY PLOW MANUF A CTURED.
AGENTS, CORNER TRADE and TRYON STRERTS.
no
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New Orleans, Nov 11. Steady ;
Mid 12J ; low mid 12 ; good ordinary
llf ; net receipts C.978; gross receipts
7,608; salea 10,600. (
Baltimore, Nov 11. Cotton qniet
Mid 12 jalS, sales 469. T
Savaknah, November 11. 0 o 1 1 o ri
steady, middling 12$, sales 2,273,;' 1
WiLMiKorbk, November 11. Noml
mid 12; net receipts 236. ;
Galvestos, Nov 11. Market quiet ;
jniddling 121; net receipts 3,570; ex
coast 493 ; sales 2,127.
Mobile, Nov 11. Firm ; mid 12 ;
net receipts 1.713; sales 2,500.
Memphis, Novtliieidy ; in id 12s;
net receipts 4,046 ; sales 2,900.
Augusta, Nov. 11. Market quiet ;
middling 12; net receipts 1,371: sales
1,009.
Philadelphia, Nov 11. Quiet; mid
13; gross receipts 609.
Bostow, Nov. 11. Quiet; mid 13 ;
net receipts 501; sales 2K).
. Norfolk, Nov. 11. Dull; mid 12j ;
net receipts 5,127 ; ex coast 2,462;
sales 500.
Charleston, Nov. 11. Steady ; mid
12; net receipts 2,512; experts coast
308; sales 1,200
.
NewYok, Novll. Cotton dnll;
sales 1,123 bales at 13af.
Money, good supply, 2JaS; sterling
firrt and higher, 483 ; gold 14ai ;
govt's dull and steady ; new fives lof ;
States quiet and steady.
THE CHE A TEST
STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS,
IN THE
UNITED STATES,
AT- -
Alexander, Seigle & Co's.
no9
Valuable City
P'KIOPEBTY FOR SALE
IF not sold privatHy before that time, I
will offer to the highest bidder at public
sale at the Court House, on Tuesday, Not.
22nd, (being Tuesday of C ourt week) that
valuablt StT Propertyr containing eight
beautiful building lata; in the, very heart fit
the city.' fronting on 'Trydri "arid Church'
streets, and running with 7th street, through
the entire squarev Tbe two front. Jots on
Tryim Btreeta, are 49$ feet, front, running
back 99 feet Two frontingion Church street
491 feet front and. running back SO feet, four
lots fronting on 7th street, esch49 feet
front and running back 99 feet, t Tbe whole
comprising eight lots, suitable for building
purpose, and being the finest property of
fered for sale for a long time in this city.
Any person desiring further , information,
will please fall ion m address. I f 1
.0 Jikl ALLEItORtSE. ,
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday
November 22nd, because of a mistake in
the former time of sale, at which time the
property will be positively sold, if not sold
sooner. ALLAN CRUSE.
. novS tds . ,
t t
'NEW MEAT
-.n i
i i I
JUL & Mi U? I
HAVING rented the sew BRICK STORE
of J W -Wadaworth, .opposite City
Clock, I wiiL open 4 on; the 9th instant,
FirsVClass jtwrr ' &4Z&&&i.;'-?i .-.fr-i.
H.TMiRE
Will ke coostantiy'onnalalt klnda'of
Fresh Jfeats of the very best quality will
taaKe Sausage and Souse a specialty ;aiso.
Oysters and Fresh Fish daily: i W ' A 1
t Satisfaction guaranteed, both In quality
and price. t - .- . ,. '
fc -I will also contmuerto 'ell' First-Class
Meats at my old stand at the City Market,
wnere my old customers will be faithfuily
walted upon by Mr Sam Wilson.
.TTESWiG, A FISCHESSER. '
V HiveTtmened their new Baloon. Vh'ere thev
keep" as heretofore, all kinds of Domestic and
Foreign Beer, Ale and l- Porter. "Also, C3's
jtets fresh from Noriolk every day., except
Monday. Tneir Restaurant will be supplied
with Fish and Game from Richmond and
NTfolk Their, fitock of - Wine ,haa been
selected with care and will not be surpassed
in me cuy. ;-- , ;.,r .vlio
tmmises -Tfi'ai cai-I 1 edldMl use. ' I MPeu accommoaauons mimeiug I TeS1
" -1 f n . - f.' - .. i-s.f . . " v. K. uUnwELL A tAJ. ;r.v " r 7 1, . "; -r . AV.rr' . enures.
ENTIRE SATISP&CTIO N",
i i t
t i.l !
IV,
PLOW
2WETBuimESsPBflnL GRITS.
TWENTY;!
: FIFTY BOXES SOAP:-
' FIFTY BOXES 'GITEESE'1
50 BARRELS
2 5
B U Of 'E
Of
Hams," Baeoa, Hour, Rice, Salt, Sugar and Coffee,
v -
' ' & ' -AT
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,
-BY
EliTSTISR, GREIT & MOSS.
novll
LARGE STOCK
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
TO I5F. "
CLOSED . OUT AT. COST.
-O
TTAVING MADE ARS ANQKM ENTS TO
Change my business, by vrbioh ! tu com
pelled to dose out my present business by
the 1st of February, 1876, I now offer my
entire 8tock ofOoods, at Ne?f York9 CosC
Consisting of a large, new and fine Stock of
FASHION ABLE UILLINERY,
Felt, Velvet and Straw. Hats, for Ladles',
Misses and Children, new Styles. A great
variety FRENCH FLOWERS, large Stock
Ribbons, Plumes, Tips, Wings, Ornaments,
Setts, Velvets, VelveUeen, Laces, Netta and
Crapes, and everything to complete a Stock
of fine Millinery Goods. x A large new stock
Hankerchiefa, Gloves, Hosiery, Kid Gloves,
Corsets, Bustles, -Net Goods Veils, Veiling.
Ties. Hair Goods and .a great jVarielv, fine
Pancy Goods abd NotiOtia of all Jtlids; f
The Stock ia new an first class, bought
for Retail Trade, and will fold jwithout Te-
serve . ' ;:- - " ;'
. j- "-
- f-arge purchases have recently been made
Mttow pilces, and will be in Stua few
daysand will be sold at cost. -
A Rare Chance for Bargains in fasbiona
bfe'Goods:
Mrs. Pr QUERY,
' novS
:. 4;'
FRESH. ORANGES,!
T EM0NS, Bananas, Apples and Jlalaga
'4U Grapes, lust received at ' '",
-Dr
IVIostaPositively
VJ17E will not sell Goods of any kind after
?! I this date to anyioae exce pt for dash,-!
r 7 rA , .tidily- a bro.
n6v6' ' .
pJNE-FRENCH BRANDY, . , ? as
Crape VelCoIars and; finm. Dress Trim-.
AND
TO BEAT
IN... USE,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
3 7 .
MASSES.
T'S"5SiyAicRcDT:,
5
CAROLINA PARK,
sO:
FIRST DAY Wednesday, Nov. IT.
Fibst Race
1 rrm pursel&o ;secoiW
Walpursei$l)&0 :.,seconJ horse, $501 A
Fdash of rofinileJ JTor all agef, with one
nunorea pounas on eacn.
8K005D Rack
Abd-el Eoree stake for two year olds $100
$25 entrance. P. P. Half mile heats, second
horse $50 out of the stake. Three to fill.
Thibd Rack
Club parse $150; $50 to second, hdrseJ
One and half mile dash. Weight foe age. i
SECOND. DAY-Thnrsday, Nov. 18
FlEST RAOT-wii; i'- C i" ii-siUL
Club purse $125. ; $25 to second horse.
MJledasb. ' V"
8lSuSHotel stike niile h'iliE-jJo ' eL"
trance. P. P. $200 added by the Central
Hotel. ' Three to fill.
Thisd Race
Railroad stakes two mile heats $40 en
trancehalf forteit $400 added bv the
L Railroads entering Charlotte. Three to
PUIS
- THIRD DAY Friday, Nov. 19.
Fiest Rack
Cochrane parse 11 mile dash. $125 ad
ded by W R Cochrane. $25 to second horse.
Skcoko Race
Charlotte Hotel stakes half milt beats,
$10 entrance,. ; P, , $150 added by Charlotte
Hotel. $50 to second horse.
Third Race- ' , v; - A .i..
Consolation purse, $150 $50 to the second
horse one mile dsh. For horses that have
run and not won first money. Those beaten
once, allowed 7t pound a, twice, I2j and three
Umal8jieTinds, :4 .
" In all Club Purses entrance free. " "
t- A walk over or distancing the field enti
tles a horse to first money only.. .
Entries in Club Purses close at the Judge's
ttand, at 4 o'clock P. M., the day previous
the race. If the races are not closed at
that hour thirty miautes will be allowed af
ter they are finished. - . J- I
All stakes close at the Secrelary'a Office at
9 o'clock P. M , Nov. 13th, 1875.
, . T,be races will be governed by the Rules oi
tha American Jockey dub
D G MAXWELL.
iect23
Groceries 1
urnrpriftQ i
WE still keep on' band: a good stock of
everything in the Grocery line.
,?jnm utveus a cau. :: nfi.-j
novio
n i-
Hstoney house;
Corner Trade ihlf efiurcblstreets
7--r ; sTCHARLOTTEriNV: C-zSZa.
a 4 a. iiAisiia.wiJrprietont .v
i.-
FALL MEETIH-Q-,
I
Fiirnltttrl B3diiiJ Window Sfia(lese.i
IS NOW CO M PLETK AND WE INVITE ANNSPECTIO ffiajftl I ' BtjKOCK OV
IS ir?rtJ81?ALI.Y LARGE and ATTR
WE OUARANTEE
I A It qf ! JflyJU A N D SO M E S;T O C 1
'. '' . . $. ' . hi:;.; '.:':-.'.i-.
QFJBNITJJRJSIEVEB EXHIBITED IS!WE8TEEN NORTH CAROLINA ANT) T
PRICES THaT CANNOT PAIL TO MEET TOUR APPROBATION.
' I li8T 'ADE REJTs:r
oct3
. W. CHALK.
GT w . C H
COTTON and
PRODUCE
ALSO
PROVISIONS AND GHOC6RIBS,
' ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A (JO I NO AND TIES, Sa C KINO AND MAT E R I A L
B
Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, Corn, Barley, &&
milland stock stuffs, wheat bran and shorts.
FOR RHODES WAND0 FERTILIZERS,
Beard & Bras.' Net FaM M Tie-tie tet aid m jajeaMe.
FOft' PACiSJKfi COT' ON.
LATEST
NEW GOODS.
E LI AS , C OH EN & ROESSLER,
A RE DAILY RECEIVING L ARGE QUANTITIES OF FANCY AND STAPLE
Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Notions, Groceries, Crockerv
and everything needed in a country Store, which they will sell
LOW DOWN FOR CASH.
OUR MR ELLAS has just returned from the Northern Markets, wh?re he took the ad
vantage of the late fall in Dry Goods to buy extensively-
Wholesale and Retail Buyers
Will iave money by examining our Stock before making their purchases. Another lot
of those Cheap Black lpacca.justreceiued. Call and see us at Masonic Temple Building.
Lin, COHEN & ROESSLER.
oct23
Burgess BJiclxols eS Co.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Supply of Lounges, all grades
Cofflne on hand.
NMEAT MARKET.
X
Springs' BnildinQppte Central oteI, on Trade StreeC and-next don to
Sl A U ,C;K7t E R E R 8
WE KEEPA PIT-CLA MEAKOT.tANllSOW
" ; CASH paying custornera Only;' iNo credircustoSera wanted.
jul24 1 uul a- m' ro y
PHEAVY"
- '"I'M'?- t ! I
ACTIVE. ikilVK? A"?AWAM
TO: SHOW THE
OPPOSITE MARKET HOTJ8E.
A L H C 0 . ),
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DEALERS III-
RRIVAL
-OF-
DEALERS IK
FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &c,
Xx 5, West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
Parlor Suits, in Hair Cloth,
Terry and Repe. Also, a new
A full assortment of Metalic Cases, Caskets and Wood
nov2
IN
Pnl? ea?h dY Simdays excepted.
5aOOO
POUNDS
Pare Lead in Oil, direct from Manufac-
O.WXLLIAMSON'rvvii - :-. - no7Vy'1'- r; ' ' VU - . , VVir XM SON'S. . c-:t
W R BUR WELL A CO,
. i. ;. :. Springs'. Corner.