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thoroaghly sapplled with rery ' iMtedeQ :
vti&t, nd with Ux Utort itriM of Typet Hfil - - -Try
manner of Job Work eui now b don t
with neatnes. dlipatch and cheapness. .;
We can farnUh at ihort notlo J'-.,
BLA2TK8, BILL HEADS, ' ,
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TELEliRAPHIC NEWS
oon Dispatches.
1 TOREIGH.
Bamored : Acceptance ;ty Turkey of
. tne Armistica-r8eatenced for Vft
graiiey Servifc Condition Improv
ine. ' -r -
Loneox, Oct 31. The Standard's
Vienna telegram says : According to
an ofiicial telegram the terms , ef the
armisLiufere agreed upon, and its pub
lication U hourly expected. , i -K
-The''; Post ': gives prominence to an
articla'iu official form indicating the
terms of the armistice completed, and
and a conference of the powers., to be
shortly held.; i
Eusia has waived Her objection to
Turkey '8 participation ih ! nler
ence of - deliberations respecting the
reforms be conducted 1 by the six pow
ers, and the result; to be submitted to
Turkey 0; All the greatpo wers except
Austria, have' assented to this plan. :
The'Times'-' correspondent lat Bel
grade telegraphs, that there is ho long
er any delusion. Se.rviaowjb'h'e..
feet of Hussiaor at the mercy of Tur
key." J ''' ito.-rt ; -.it
Veensa, Oct.; Si. A coreespondent
says, that the announcement of the
completion of the armistice is prema
ture."' r - .
BiRCELONA, Fct 31. Admiral Fran
cisco JPlano, commander , of the Porte
of Barcelona is appointed to command
the Squadron to co-operate with troops
m Cuba. The frigates Navas, De Tolosa
Villa, De Madrid, Leon .and Oonces-
scion, have sailed for Cuba with four
battalions of infantry. . i
London, Oct' 31. The Telegraph's
Belgrade dispatch says:; Prince Milan
takes command ol the army. . Seven
hundred 617 one thousand Russians
were killed at Diunia! Minister Res-
tics, in charge of . the.' Government at
Belgrade; is empowered to treat for
peace (Qr 'flkn armistice, if the opportu
nity oners. It is thought he will seize
the opportunity to make ; peace and
free the government from Russia's in
fluence,''"1
' lathe Bond Street Police Court to
day, the presiding magistrate after a
careful summing up in- the case of
Slade, the American medium present
ed under the. vagrant act, sentenced
him as a prisoner' under the extreme
penalty of the law; viz: 3 months on
finement at hard labor in the house of
correction. The counsel for the de
fence gave notice of the appeal, pend
ing which Slades previous bail was ac
cepted. r The sentence of the court was
received with mingled applause and
hisses by the spectators.
St. Petersburg, Oct 31. To-days
official Gazette states that Gen Igna-
lieff the Russian ambassador at Con
stantinople, has been instructed to de
mand the Portes acceptance within
forty-eight hours of the armistice, and
a suspension of hostilities, otherwise
the 'diplomatic relations between Rus
sia and Turkey will be be broken off,
and Gen ignatieff with the whole per
sonnel of the embassy will leave Con
stantinople. This ultimatum of Rus
sia to Turkey wasdispatched from Liva-
3ia, where- the, Russian Count is so
journing, to Constantinople yesterday.
, Paris, Oct 31. Advices from Con
stautinople dated last night, say that
the armistice was not then signed, but
Its 'signature ( was regarded as proba
ble. ..
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FLASHES.
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Goldsboro, Pa., Oct 31. The Leran
ton passenger, and a coal train collided.
killing liva and wounding:thirteen."r
AlbasyN iY Oct 3L-Pxinters
union have reduced the -rates a dollar
per week on all work. . J
St. Louis, Oct.3I.JnoStratbersand
Samuel Wilson, both colored, got into
a quarrel, during which Wilson drew a
large knife and plunged it into, Strath-
ers' left breast, killing him almost in
stantly. 7WiIsdh said he Killed a man
in "Chicsgd about a year ago.-'' v i
Ulitlight Dispatches.
WEATHER iPRCBABILITIES. i
Washington, D. C; Oct, 31 ?
For the South Atlantic States,
slight , changes inVpressure; and1 tern-
pWtufft, easterly southerly winds,'
and clear weather are proDaoie.
CALIFORNIA.
v TJafoftunatetPanic in a Theatre. 1
(;;,SANFBANcisco,; Oct 31.-A. false
alarm of nre ? created a panic in ine
theatre on Jackson street, last
'The building was crowded. Iri
madel)v the audience to es-
ngle nleihsbf J Wjni
ber of persona were- tnrown aown ana
trampled upon. The police dragged'
ou 'bodies': of'O dead pesonVahd
about thesame number of wounded.
The Chinese refused to render any as
sistance, and the actors continued the
performance until, they w ere. stopped
byihej.poUce,ij 'f
NEW YORK.
Heavy Eobbtry Indians , Joining
y Whites ConTicted of - Forgery-
Great Loss of Life and Property.-'
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, Kew York, Oct. 31. The fancy store
of Abraham Bis th off, 903 Broad way ;
was robbed Sunday nigbt of more t han
$1,000 worth of goods. ,-f. " '
. A Fort Larama dispatch en ovr
100 Sioux Indians enlistel under
Crook; will go with, his, expedition.
Capt Egan returned from scont found
trail but no Indians. 'r I
Charles Williamson alias Char'es
Stevens alias Perrin convicted of forc
ing bonds on the' NewYork Central &
Buffalo. New York. & Erie Railroad
Companies was fentenced to the Stale
prison for 15 years to-day4 . .
Mail advices front Ringston Jma ia
says, at the Island. ptHartiuSt.
Barb and Auguilla much damage was
done by gales.' At the s former place
several Vessels were stranded, one
schooner, the Matt Bedell sunk at her
'moorings, the crew, escaping on shores
Great havoc is reported, especially in
the French, quarter As many as 215
houses having heen destroyed. t V '
In those parts alone at St, Barb and
Anguilla the destruction of property
is also great and much distress pre
vails among the' poor of these islands
Forty houses were blown down and
destroyed, and 16 injured.
WASHINGTON.
Reception of ICentennial Pilgrims
DiscontinuedConference of Grant
Grant, Sherman aid Others.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 31. Tuft
ha3 returned. ; L"' '
The President has discontinued the
reception ef the Centennial pilgrims.
The races are postponed on account
of rain. " ; " '
Jas J Norton, of Walhalla, S. C. has
admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court.
Grant, Cameron, Sherman and Sheri
dan had a two hours conference this
morning before the Cabinet. Subse
quently. Sherman and Sheridan ; had a
lengthy conference at the army head
quarters. Robeson, Tyner and Chand
ler were absent from the Cabinet; The
nature of the cabinet deliberations is
unknown. .
NEW JERSEY.
Great Excitement Over the Trial of
Priz e Fighters for Harder.
Salem, Oct 31. Salem- Court con
vened this morning, and at 2pm the
State prosecutor moved indictments
against James Weeden, John Clark,
Samuel Collyer, Martin iNeavy and
Richard Goodwin for the murder of
the youth Walker in a prize fight They
are all to lie tried together.a: J here
was much : excitement and a rumor
that indictments will also be formed
against several prominent Philadel-
phians for having been present at the
affair, - 'i.-.; :. .:
GEORGIA.
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A Suicide Winter Travel to Florida.
Augusta, Oct John A Lee a na
tive of Indianapolis ; . but for many
years a resident of Augusta; commit
ted ; suicide at tHe Central Hotel this
rooming, ty shooting , himself in the
head, r Mental depression the cause.
. Winter, travel has set in for Florida,
passengers by Augusta and Yemassee
are -'not guaranteed- on .arrival, in
Jbioriaa.
new AiivtiirnsiifliJsrMTs.
ZeB Varilce Xiiub
h-.i'i' !. 'iispz,.'. :! yi&s-i Y;iui
nHE membrs of the Club who .expect to
A. appear in. Procession this .evening,, on
horseback-., are .requested to 'report to
President before 1 o'clock to-dav. "'"v "
the
" ' . 9 C. E. G BIER; President;
. nov 1'.
Attention Germans!
The members of the GERMAN SOCIETY
"Harmonia". are requested Jo meet this af
ternoon at 4l'o'clock, SnAir,' at ; Germtnia
Hall for participation in the Torch-light
Procession' '-, j ' i; 2'')if '
h t :.' f' t Ct HILKEBy President.
! ' J Hiihkt Sect'yf ? -i,.u- ..tJ-m b:toa t '
Noticed
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To the BnsVness Men of Charlotte
fTlHTC Marohants and other business Vmerif
JL are respectfaUy requested to allow such.
or their cteras wno aesire w , "
TWh.T.iVhfc 1rncasion.' to beexfcused from
duty at 4 p m',1 So as to enable them to make
the necessary preijarations i t r ;
vnorl-Uiri,,! Chief Marshal..
Notice-to Marshals:
I tHB AMistant Marshals are" requestei to
,0811 at the office of the Chief Marshal to
nialinsSacOons. .-'
Clnbs, can; at the same time, ! obtain .scarfs
forsach of the members as, may.wisnjo
participate ia the Procsion-. .
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tl:fi0 IT CTKI O If I i F al I C3B
I WILI receive in Sew days another large
-lot ot Anthracite Coal sies.L Tv
those Who desire to parcuase laeir, wiw(
snpply. I offer special .indacemento, both in
hn. ihr Afmil and in' Prlee. ' "- t ;
! ' All coal Bold bf -us ' guaranteed to be of
the oestquaniyanuiau weign. nj-r1
oiaU'J aw FRANK E PATRICK, it
I .u . . bmot Cottan OpnipresB Co-! ."
jWA .oaca u-ot'n qr h hULusi -
COAL! COAL! COAL!
4 j 0W IHTHK CITY OF CHAELOTIE. 1
and fur Bale CHEAP.
225TOaS, A XO.n
RED ASHE ANTE ACHE COAL.
I wilt sell at the reduced price of 9.90O
if ; T . - r "
per ton, delivered at jour Loose, for a' few
day longer, so d-j not delay ia spndiog in
your orders.' ;
At gre&t Expense I have put up a large
pair of Fairbanks Coal Dealer's Scales npan
which all eoal is weighed, as well as being
screened and freed from all Imparities before
being deliveded.
,-' 7 1 YODNQ, Jr, is with me, and
would be pleased (q wait on any of his
friendr. -
, .. CL VANDEGRIFT,
nov 1
OPERA HOUSE !
InIuGUBATION or the FASHIONABLE
SEASON.
Carolina Richings-Bernard
GRAND E5GLISH OPERA TROUPE,
, comprising the following talent :
Mas Cabouke Bichikqs-Beknabd,
Prima Donna Assolata.
Mm Henry Drayton ........Mezzo Soprano.
Miss Hat tie Moore........ .....Ctatralto.
Mr Harry Gtej, '. Prinio Tenore.
Mr Pierre Beinard .Tenore Bouffe.
Mr John J Brniiz Basro Can tante.
Mr Frank Howard, . ......... Basso Profundo.
Bignor J M Navom ,Oonductor.
TOGETHER WITH A COMPLETE
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 8th,
F. Von Flotow's MARTHA.'
THUB'DAY EVENING NOVEMBER 9th,
M. W. liaife's BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Reserved. Seats,
Orchestra Chairs
Parqnette, .V. ......
too,
.73
Sale of Seats commences on November
1st, at KoeUscb'a book store. i
C(ct3ini74 5-7-S
TEI POLITICAL CANVASS
WILL TERMIATE! ON THE EVE OP
NOVEMBER 6TH.
THE PUBLIC ATTENTION IS CALLED
' i TO THE
Commercial Canvass,"
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A W. L O Y N S '
CHEAP STORE
WHERE HE WILL DI3CUSS the MERITS
OF III8
MAGNIFICENT AMD. UNSURPASSED
STOCK OF
Drj Ms, CMflioi, Bcots, Stes,
AC , &b&cv &c.
oc .:: :i -1' I T"i o v.- ot;-"
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IS
WHOLESALE ONLY !
Wa!aTi JXrSTOXB AX TO AKSXTS, A
?A! UJL1 UWUAVlR.WVWUBj vi
f! ':-o?l CON8ISTINQ IN PABT. j ,
a3lBACO Smoked;' Sugar Cored A Balk
SUGARS-AllKradestCOFFtBSrA faU
Stock SALT Fine ; and.. Ground Alom-;
KdtTR AriiTadesVMArjkBRBk
bbla, ibbls anclkjts j; TJEA-Al(jTades
SO AiPSIn great ' Va'riety f : CHBWIlia
Tobacco andPnnff : RICE and Pearl Grits;
Siiof, O Waterproof and Ifraitt Caas;
WOODEN Ware and: Brooms: WRAP-
PING PAPER ; SODA Orackers Cbta
Caacfy,5 Soda,' Mnttard,0 tandlat Blaekinf I
.5B71 jf.Oj- Gill' .VJlt Ol ii"!it"-n ' '
.loeloft yrtnd GromidPjsppe?, Btarsh,
Pimento; Cifigir, Axle Urease; Jakjr Afc,
J r.sev J , -i"' f--' -2:!lty''
All of which we, offer, at low iiraf te tk
-..'.i v.v'ii -!Trad.!-rj' ' l-'I ' J'
!Trad.!
1 1 WHOLES ALE-GROCERS, 1 1
COIBSRE,,KIAKAD
ARE ADDING DAILY TO THEIR
W e aad Ha
in clothing; hats i and gents fhrnkhjg goods"
. . comprising an elegant, assortment of 4 ' ' ' ' ' , " ;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS; from 75 cents, each, up; v .,
J All Linen, Cambrick, 25 cents up,.
wiui uAiuvius ana PiJiiUJk. tVJEa.t& in
100 ..ton -WamsottaraoOWaea Shirts, ,'ei&eW
J ust received, 50 Dozen more
TOGETHER WITH A LOT. OF
Alpacca, Gingham, and Silk Umbrellas, from 90 cts up
We are how prepared to fill all letter orders, and. will give them our best and careful
attention, promising satisfaction in every. tnstanceT Goods marked In "plain figures.
Same price to one and all. ; ' READY CASH the controling medlTrmv.'vr "0
1 R D. LATTA BRO , One Fce Qothiers.
oct 27
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Spring Cornor,
DEAJLERS IN
Druos,i lYIcdicincs,
FAHCY ARTICLES, PERF0LIERY, BRUSHES.
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. ABB JUST KSCEIVIKa THKTJtaXW ;:!.'!'::: ':!. .
, FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Bct-ght early and ebesp, and will be sold at prices to suit tne baxd times. Onr Bteek . ef
i . DRY GOODS i lull and complete. Black AlpSccas and Mohairs at priets ' I
that .will astonish you. A handsome' new-lot' of Eaobxok1rit,i f ,.
V'"- ':i try eheaDrejfcjeTyw,; m . u.
Gents' Beady-Made Clothing snd Furnishing Goofls Beparfmeirt; ready To huptetiom sad
the prices will defy comfetion. A full line of Boots and Shoes, Gats, and a --' ;
' era! astortment of merchandise. Blankets and Flannels, extraordinary cheap."
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jmT- With a 25 years experience of the (wants of Meckjenbuix we should 4e able te ill
them to the satisfaction cfonr customers and friends, jr.- ,;; .,r,:sB.v,i.-,
aW If ton call and examine onr Goods we will make the priees fe snlt thetlmes. '
-.. -.., . , ... ! J 'ELIAS; COHEN ROZS8LXB;
JA atd hsidicB e lotof Carftts jastia-'. r.Tf-Aff ' n. -u')
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T3EING TOO WELL XKOWN TO. THE TRADE, WE JJEEM ITJlECEESAB.TO
go Into a'long dissertation j as to .th MAGKrrrjrac? qualities n
PRICES OF OUR STOCK THIS FALL BOT HOLDIX SOTFICIENT, T SA THAT
0TJR STOCK; BOTH Wlf dtttSAUB And Rfif All 13 COMPLETE IN ALL DX-
i. ,j i ?i3-t i,i.!j,( j L; H i .?A7V. fx '', .tfi" of. "ff avj j.tAs"
PARTMENTS, AND TO WHICH WE IK-VtTEt YOUB ATTJSNTiqM;. . j,
3S"J' WE AGAIN STATe'tHAT TH BbsiNESS WILL BE CONTDTUED AS BEFORE
THE DEATH OF MR RJJJTELS, J$WT .SHALL ENDEAY0B TO, DO, M0R 01 A
CASS BUSINESS THAN HEBJCT0f6bE,T0 WHICH END WE SPECIALLT in vix
those who Wish to avail-THemselves of tba ppppRTUirrrys.orQETTiNa
BPECUL INDUCEMENTS for'READlr CASH; AND IN TIII3 CONNrOTION WE BIG
LEAVE TO SAY THAT WE HAVE LARGE OB LOTS OF DREC GOODS, CLOTH
ING AND HARDWABE'wHICH'W WitLBSLL ATA GREAT SACSIlCi f ; . 5
f)' WE DESIRE I URTHER3Q. SAX, THAT PURlPUNOTU AiTIME .CUSTOUfcES
ARE AS WELCOMEAS EVEbT ,"viY BSrFUIXT," ' 1 3 p. VP f i'
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