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FOREIGN.
The Everlastinff Turkish War Other
News
London, Oct 25. A . coi respondent
of the Turkish army itxServia report
thatthe Turks took ,Djunia after 10
uuura nara ngniing.
The Times' correspondent at Vienna
says Purie ia willing to accept six
week's arurt iatice ;if re to irt mended by
all the power. While affairs look bets
ier at Constantinople, one can trace
alt aroutiq l.ttrkeytheirorf .ring pre
pared by Russia. .
The master cottoH spinners of North
EaitLilcishirenfet at 9&6hest6f
and agreed to urge all masters to en
force a general lock out as they con
sider the terms adopted, by the opera
tives of Oct 22nd unsatisfactory.'
The Times' Berlin correspondent
says the Russian iron clad Peter the
Great, was re-called juet when leaving
Cronstadt for the Mediterranean.
The News' Belgrade dispatch says
Prince Milan has received a positiye
and final assurance of Austria's non-
ipterventioa.v?T -
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A Vienna correspondent of the
Daily News reports that arrests con
tinue in Cons tan tinople on accounkof
the last cohtpTracyr It is alleged that
the purpose of the conspirators was to
forcibly depose the reforming govern
ment. The forft. er Grand Vizier, Mah
m 6nd Pash aiis i m p Ilea ted The oiein -
bera of the cabinet were to have been
seized at moment when General Ig-
natieff arrived at the palace . and the
boyp .ihoania, were; tthe same time
to have made demonstration of revolt.
Berlin, Oct 25. The Imperial banks
of Germany and Russia increased the
rate of discount one per cenL
SEMUKfj0et'j49 cstaied" here
that there the Servian government at
tributes the recent repulse to their;
forces to the remissness and incapaci
ty of General Tchernayeff. The Ser
vians deny the capture of Djunis by
the Turks.
CoNSTAkTixoPLE, Qct v2?.-Oerieral
Ignatieff, the Russian ambassador pre
sented his credentials to the Sultan
yesterday and subsequently had a pri
vate interview j with, im.: 'Several
more arrests have been made in con
sequence of ihe conspiracy: to assinate
the Grand Vizier and Mid hat Pasha, -
London, Oct 25. A dispatch from
Paris to Reuters Telegram Company
saya Intelligence baa been received
nere mat me xurjtian consul ana nis
wife are at Tiflis the capital city of
Georgia an Asiatic: Russia have beeu
assassinated. f
NEW JERSEY.
Train TLrowa Off the Track Con
victed of Murdtr.
Elizabeth, Oct 25. Deranged lights
caused, the passenger train, with the'
master mechanic, C Q Williams, as
engineer, and RI Swack hammer, mas
ter of bridges, as fireman, to run off
the switch. Three, cars telescoped. 2
killed, 2 seriously and 15 slightly hurt.
It is supposed a striking engineer laid
the-trap. bt tbertMs no proof j - A
f"i if & 4 'r . - . . .
Efleb5SIreito, "colored was- coimcv
;ed of murdering her deformed infant.
FLASHES.
NEW.yoBK, Oct 25i Theo Nugent,
ex-Treasurer of Citizens' Loan Associa
tion of Newark, is a, defaulter to the
amount of $12,000.
-Gold opened at 9. ; d? '
' Boston; Oct 25. ThejJnited States
surveying schooner Ernest, was wreck
ed at Isle An Hau't". 'All saved.Yf -L.
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. . o ! ' .WashinqtonD. C., Oct,;25,
For the South Atlantic States,
higher barbmetBF or lowepHempei'af
ture, 'North' to W&n$gd iclear
weather will prevail.
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WiuusnoVfip.k0 Oct. 25-j-SA
master at Brinham, Texas, vice Allen,
suspepded-r iLieu'tr;W R'Vase, is de-
taUed'iffrofeBejPnyyit
and tactics at the Military Institute of
Aberdeen, Mississippi. '
at Balti
Secretary iFiiJbaFi'dbfiCihomeitc
morrow?when -he official cprrfi?pbn
denie fegif dip IthfcVptlt) Meed
and the reiected - address of the Irish
peopleiil-b.iurnialitel'fdr-.pablictr
tion.a , , .v ,,,
Dr.j W P Johnsdrr; physician; is
The President f has 609912 Tios
At Baltimore. '
dead, i Aged ul .-J4 nO
Sickles Wont Rnji-4-Failure cf Icscr-
? ancs Csmpany.' i
i New Yoek, Oct 25. Tbejdefkatibu
of Ellipayifig teller of therark Na
tioharBaukreaches 'sixty thousand
dollars. -T- -.' . J- '. ', 1",?' . "
Phillip Ottmao, i a . wealthy Fulton
Market butcher,is missing. Ilia friends
suspect foul play,;' 1 )W ,' ,1 -f
' Sickles ''declines I Congressional nomi-f
nation. The groundbeingretjred army
oflicer and cannot serveV ! ' i .' ' -
A Receiver 'has been appoiriffd for
the Continental Life .Insurance Oom-
pany on petition of a stockholdej;
The officers of - the company-adtiibnte
the failure lb general shrinkage in real
estate and stock and;. bonds4r, JfitU
judicious management and t curtailed
jexpenses the officers think the policy
nolders will not lose anythinc event-
uauy. oiatemeni ior yo snowed lubui
ties $5,537,827, and assetts $6294,371,
leaving a snrplus of $7,456,044; income
for '75 was 2,564,530 4 a timber of
policies issued ior tne year ouu, malt
ing total number of policies issued
74.170. ,''..' n
One hour of eternity, one moment
with the Lord, will, make us utterly
forget a lifetime's desolation, Rev. H.
JJonar. ' ' . "; ; ; . :";
Iu order to draw out the intelligent
voters, i Republicans . advertised .that
Government rations would be issued
at Riceboro', on election day. They
came, voted, and went awayhungry.
The most bitter piece of satire on, a
man generally affects him least. It
is written and composed after his
death, and is commonly known as an
obituary notice" San Francisco Pout.
A countryman, wandering with his
wife through the art galleries of the
Philadelphia Exhibition, stood before
Riviere's picture of Circe and the Com-
!)anions of Ulyfeses. ; He gazed earnest
y at the painting, wondered what was
meant by the handsome young woman
playing on her lyre, while a herd of
swine walloWed and tumbled about at
her feet." He then looked up the pic
ture in his catalogue and" pondered
over the title, "The Companions of
Ulysses." Said he: "Well; irtbat isn't
the hardest slap old Grant's got yet."-
Scribner, ;:'
The story of life'is told in two verses by
the Detroit Tribune, aa follows ; .
An old farm ' house with meadow wide,
And sweet with clover on each side ;
A bright eyed boy who looked from
out
The door with woodbine wreathed
about, : -
And wishes his one thought all day ;
"Oh l if l could but fly away.
From' this dull spot the world to see,
How happy, happy, happy,
How. happy I would be!'" " f,-"!-'
Amid the city's constant din;1' - -A
man who round the world has been
Is thinking, thinking all day long,
vu . xi i tuuiu vfiiij uvc uuw uiuic
The field path- to the farm.''. h'otise door,
The old green meadows could, I see,
iiow happy, happy, happy, r
Haw happy I would be 1" ;
In t he moraine of life we paint with
the brush of fancy our beautiful ideal
of the future lying out before us-a
picture of cloudless skies and brilliant
sunshine, of flower-strewn paths -ind
tropic blooms-a picture where joy and
love, and' friendship v and : fame stand
holding out their: i beautiful offerings,
and we the central figure of the swhole.
But now dmerent the :picturespaintea
each day of life by the brush of pitiless
reality I "Not one picture'' bufy; many ;
for the scenes are (- ever "shifttnsr;u:The
skies are cloudedaQdv,the sunshine
faded. The flowers are withered, and
hide the thorns tk,1 longer 'Sorroiw'
steps in where joyliad stood ; hatred
takes the place ot. love.; lriendsnip. that
we had painted ' wiih a , beautiful , .'face,
takes, oji hl hideous look of treachery.
At thel eyentideoi' life ; we', gaze' " at
the: picture in the gallery pfjniembry,
and comparing the ones, that. u fancy
Eainted wi th , those stamped upon ur
earts by the stern realities of .life, we
wonder; where iancy go& ats Deautiiui
false colorings. . -r
Unmarried Women."
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Some of the best w6nie'n,; WjeXer
knew were old maids." The i''' majority
of old maids i. are not unmarried be-
Cftu'sle nbbbdjf bas ''fevef "asked thetrij
wom6ri living who have'-' reached the.
age.!df tbii'ty itBtefti&tit)g ha'daw
offer.' "Old maids are; genfefally Bpeak
ing; wometi whb! iti theirf youth' were
belles and beautiesl'arid who hev bjgft
yaliie weiflSe.MoC n?jjULt6:k?
sionl .'Whe through; the woods without!
picking np a stick" for.the idle reasbtt
t.hait: th,e- were ajtaid of picking; W
crdofcexfohe. ;A"grl :wTiQ'.h61d3. herself
tod high to" stoop , to wed'WherjS she,
canubtloy at first. H; likely t6 becotne'
W l A aA 6 A rro Ano'a 'irifit' rn ia. IS f
adxrh'aTicWa
baps tb,ose .rho were glsTwitw liex
unhappily .wedded to1 Iiusbandtf WhO,
ireunkindoc:liaBipate
& pnaithful, and bx st'aengthened,
by the sight to go phihe'r , way . alone.;
Girla...are'frequen:UyipreJven
marrying by circumstances they can
nbtf wOa"AgedT relatives, -M.-wbose
warning' and broken: 5 livfes "need. the
fosterinV geritle'cat6'6f a daughter
rnav stand between her'ahd happiness,
KiidTvith a aelf sacrifice that tosts hef
6h? HeaVeb , kndwff how: imttchf ;eb
heart cries k dumbljr on the altar of
fitTHtarotyprnd .amphr-rtritlie
dreadful stigma of old;;maid.l' Again
death may have taken from her the
r.h4ien of her h eart, I and: her nature
may be tod loyal ane true to admit of
her enshrining another in the placeof
her first love; or she may. nave never
she may; have "never
lied forth ' the: deepest
plinofhemature..'
Mi-u
met one woo caneu m
and strongest feelings
Tha.UaUed States Saaate.
1 he terms of twenty-fire Unit td
States Senators expire on the 4r.h of
March, lS77wvThey are Messrs. GolJ
thwaite, of Alabama, Clayton, of Ar
kansas, Saulisbury of Delaware, Nor
wood,: of Georgia, Logan; of Illinois,
uiigu, ui iuw, iiarvey, oi jansas,
Steverison,- Of Kentucky. Morrill for
rather Blaine), of Maine, Boutwell, of
wassacnusetts, erry, 0t Michigan,
Windom, of Minnesota: Alcorn, of
iioojooippi, uiiuocuuK. oi renra8ta
Craein, of New Hampshire.' Freiine
huyaen, of New Jersey,' Ransom, of
ionn caronna, jeiiy, ot uregon,
Anthony, of Rhode Island, Robertson,
of SduthCai-olina, Cooper, of Tennes
see Hamilton, of Texas, Johnstou, of
irginia,uavis, or west Virginia,'. and
Howe,' bf. Wisconsin.
Of .these 'nine are Democrats, who
will, without doubt, be eucceeded by
Democrats. Clayton. West. Alcorn
I Robertson, Republicans, witl almost
reriamiy oe repiaceu Dy JJemocrats;
the ydcancy now existing in Louisiana
will ; be; filled by a Democrat, and
Haniilton.of Texas, Independent, has
a Democratic successor. As the Sen
ate now stands forty-two Republicans,
twenty-nine Democrats and two Inde
pendents'," the change above noted
would, if no others were made, leave
it very nearly balanced thirty-eight
Republicans,- thirty five Democrats
and one Independent. But the fol
lowing States also elect new Senators
this winter: Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Min
nesota, .Nebraska, New ' Hampshire,
New Jersey, Rhode Island and Wis
consin. Of these, New Jersey, Wis
consin, and perhaps Michisan. are
among the doubtful ones. If two t)f
these should send Democrats, the
Senate would stand thirty-seven Dem
ocrats and thirty-six Republicans, with
one Independent. It will be seen,
thereforethat it is by no means im
possible that the next Senate '.'shall
have a small Democratic majouty. If
the Republican managers continue to
make arbitrary arrests in the South,
they will nrobablv so ereatlv alarm Ihe
North as to fling even the Senate into
Democratic bands. N. Y. Herald.
XEW, , 4lVEm'i!lE.nE IT.
OPEftA JfOUSE,
TWO NIGHTS ONLY !
OCTOBER 27TH AND 28TH.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.
The Greatest Dramatic Evetffr'of; the Legiti
mate iJraraar'J. he, Talented
Yonng Artis!,'
Ui:3FL0H2NCEEICH!i01TO
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Friday clr &tht
The Great Historical Drama, ia Throe Acts,
adapted from the French of VICTOR
HUGO,
LUCRETIA BORGIA,
LrcErriA. Blbgia, Duchess of Ferisara. '
FLORENCE RICHMOND.
Gknarro, a young Soldier of Fortune,
JAB ilAKKlHUJN.
The Ferformancs to conclude with the sidc
P spliuting farce,
THE ROUGH DIAMOND,
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Cousin. Joe's Tiip to the Centennial.
CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY. :
f Price of Admission 50 and 75 cents. Re
served Seats, $1.00j - y
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$25 REWARD.
T?R0M a lot near "Five Points" ia the city
J;' tof Charlotte : atn ; Wednesday October
25th,-I276, - otiii . i -
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About seven years' old, with a ecar on the'
ft fore lers and barefooted. .' -: . . -i , iT "
,, I will pay a iberaiTReward. for the return
of the property, aqd'twenty-nye; dollars , for
the capture of the thief; who Is supposed to
be a light colomi negro boyrwno -was seen
W ridehimr.off. - - ,: -- --.
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Great Jl$dueUoa .of, Bates
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CENTENNIAL!
TICKETS Via Richmond fe AVashlngton
Vail railwUl beeoki from", now until
OctQhe"r31st, good until November ; 10th,
1875, at Abe .following greatly reduced ; rates , :
From ChaVlbtte f l7..O0.Cneord $17.00,
Salisbury $16 .00, .Lexington $16 00, Thorn
asvillel5 50, High' Point X5.00, Salem 16.00,
Greensboro 18.00, 'Keidaville 14;50y 'DattTille
1400 ' 'i ' ''f 5 J 'if- iAI" " i
-sJEjcketa !caa ;be -procured' from agents at
ahove Stations, and from special, agent on
train. . MACMURDO ,
J L Waldrop, 3 ' Gen'I Pass. Agent.
Gen'l Southern 'Agent. -
,iot z.:. r .-3-. J M ToittxsSDir, J Special
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Ul TjiJnixi J.'iU.i lit" .tAUh
FRENOHiiQA'NDIES,
v?a in the crry, at
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Itarge Sales aad: SminffProStS I
Out toir Prices ibr ClothiB
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OF OTJR HOTi,;5;;.. ( .(
All Wool Cassimere Suits from ,.-.$6.50, to $35.00
Figured and Diagonal Worsted Suitings,.....$10.00 to"30.00
Black Cloth Frocks, (very fine) "from..... $10.00, W$3aQ0
Black Doe Skin Pants, from..... Tr.Tr.v.-JS.OOrtoJl.OO''
British J Hose, from $1.00 Dozen up.
TOGETHER WITH A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF
tTaderwear, White Shlrt$, Silk HdkercHie llow,
E. B. LATTA t BROTHER. A
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
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Drugs, medicines. Chemicals Oils.
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' PRY GOODS is lull and completed Black, Alpaccas and Mohairs, at pricw., . .
Hbat will estonieh yoo; -'A handsomer new lot of Embroidwiep, ,T -
r. V .r;;'.! .'.; very cheap.-.1 -Drees Gocds very low." :" - ' . : K'1.--
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Gtnts' Beedy-Made Cloth ing and Fnrni&bicg Goods Department, ready for inspeetloa tad
the prices will defy ccpif etion. A full line of Boots and Shoes, Bats, and a gsm- '
, , . . eral aerorticent of mercbandise. 1 Blankets and Flannels, extraordinary cheap: ;
With a 2S xrars eiterictce of the
then? to the tatisfaction cf our customers and filer.ds.J r ' ' - s - ' ",!
jEO- If yen call and fxmjn cur Goods we will make (be prices te suit the timet. -f ..
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GO iklO ' A' LONfl DISSERTATION AB
PRICES OF OTJR STOCK THIS FALL, BUT HQLD IT. SUFFICIENT, TO SAY THAT
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OUR 8T0CK, BOTH WHOL ES ALE and RETAIIi, 13 COMPLETE IN ALL TJlJ-'
PARTMENTS. AND TO WHICH WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION. , t , ,jriJ. v rf
!;!', i,WE AGAIN 8TATE THAT THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED AS BEFORE
THE DEATH p7 .MR.RD3TELS, BUT SHALL ENDEAVOR TO . DO MORE OF A
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THOSE WHO WISH TO AVAIL THEMSELVES pf the OPPORTUNITY of GETTING
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS for READY CASH, AND IN THIS CONNECTION WE BXGt
' a. itt , ,'a.v.'!! X.t !f-U' ' J i Jl'jtl ) () 3 il i4 I'l J,'i.S.
LEAVE TO SAY THAT WE HAVE LARGE JOB LOTS QF j DRESS: GOODS, CLOTH
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tnorongnur auppuea witn every neaaaq
want, and with the latest styles of Type, aXul
vary manner of lob Work ctux now he don
with neatneMi dispatch and cheapnes. . T
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