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wnt, and with Uie lafcwt trli of Typ. ax3
very manner of Job "Work can now be don
with neatnwu, '"Tratfih aad eheapnesa -
W van farnlaa at abort notice
BLAJTX8, BILLHEADS,
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U tT; CHARLOTTE, X. C, -WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1876. ' so 8
-DEALER
1ST-
BOOTS, SHOES A LEATHER.
A FULL LINE OP
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
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AT LOW PRICES.
All Baits ii 'MSmtofm tlis Hoosa tats iignmi
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Donbting Thomas, Boubt
No More.
Good News Along the
Whole Line.
"Soma tlis Loal TMrel O'er Carolina's
Dart Sea."
Threatening Attitude of Russian-She
Don't Wan't War, but Justice Must
be Enforced. "
London, Nov. 14.-,The Post in a
conspicuous paragraph confirms the
report that Russia is about to mobil
ize her army.
It is stated that Tf
January to levy all her taxes in gold;
this increases her tariff 2) per cent.'
Most special correspondents take a
gloomy view of the situation.
The Post's Berlin despatches report
that Russian journals say war U de
termined on.
Madrid, Nov 14. Two live
lost at the burning the Cirion.
A Reuters telegram from St Peters
burg says: The Czar has ordered the
mobilization of part of the Russian
army. A circular of Prince Gortscho
kofi", and Russian premier of Russian
representatives abroad, explaining this
measure says : The Czar does not wish
war and will if passible avoid it. He
is however determined that the piio-
wpies or justice which have been re
cognized as necessary by the whole of
Europe, shall be carried out in Turkey
J rv
uuuer emcacious guarantees.
Constantinople, Nov 14 Several
English officers of the corps of royal
engineers have arrived here. The
third million Turkish pounds of the
new paper currency is about to be issued.
Montgomery, Nov. 14.-The Legisla
ture convened to-day, nearly every
member present. The democratic
caucus nominated S WCobb, president
of the Senate.andWN Clements Speak
er of the House. Message to morrow.
Methods of Business-Points of Lantage
!
IX THE PURCHASE OF
WEiTl f.E I ROE ABILITIES.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 14.
Fur - the South Atlantic' States,
warmer southeast to souihwest winds,
falling barometer, increasing cloudi
ness and possibly rain, will prevail,
attending a storm centre to the north
ward.
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Dr. Price's American Ferfomery.
MESSBS. STEELE d PRICE
e moMjfoctureis of Dil PRICES' famous
BAKING POWDERS,
Special Flavoring Extracts, aad Per
fumery, Are introJucing their goods in our-city.
These goods unexcelled m quilityare
attractively put up and will be sure'
to win popular favor.
r.ovIS Ii
LOUISIANA.
E. A. OSBORNE.'
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
!
ALL KIND OF
BEDDING, &a
No. 5. West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
JUST RECEIVED
An Infamous Proposition from the
Returning Board in South
i Carolina Rejected With
Scorn
THE DEMOCRATIC COHORTS IN
LOUISIANA MEET THE
ENEMY AT EVERY
STEP.
The very latest information obtain.
able by telegraph, up to the hour of
guing io press, leaves the question of
the electoral votes of South Carolina, materially change the result as tele-
Tiie Latest Dispatch !
Just rr-celvet! a n? lot of
Democratic a ajonty as Estimated- fAilo -
Demccrats.CoDfident aad will Con- JUill 1 ilSVlfH Cl f S.
car wnn Anything Eeasonable.
New Orleans. Nov 14. n,0....t.t: L?dies v" oa!i an,i-see o-ir
Cans sUfo then K :r' j
WCJ luiurmauon mat rj i
East Baton Rouge has gone republican &&rgtXliTi COUllter f
-j j... .j,. xue uciuuithw ciann-
ed it by six hundred. Tables
ped up to Saturday night, of the oitv
vote, put down 9,700 majority for the
democrat!. The official count shows
10,016 majority for Tiiden. Additional
returns irom other mrui r)
i "V ll'.'l
DrLATTA & BRO'S.
To which we invite the iatemted attention and careful .crutloyof
THE PURCHASING PUBLIC.
MJBTEtO8: POINTS!
E HAVE BUT O PRICE FOR ALL. YNE PRICE MEAKS OP NECESSITY
- . J the LOWIST PRTnir. x
CA8H savet expenses of! collectiom and
losses from bH H.k.
"7E receive cash payments from all.
E give a guarantee protecting all. . fTlHE guarantee protecU ,he buyer who
-1 maynotbeajugeofgoois.
117 E buv our pAfiH f. fit-of - -. , , : : :
U mense quantitiea for CASH. VV wUhWerV SSr?1"
' ' wun a very small 'DrMntKinf t
WE have our Senior Partner as a residemt T?IS wi" 'I6 the mvstry to an intelli-"
DUVpr in NonrV-b- J i KDt mind. DOW We am uniMiiH n
Ci , " auu ucmti a uuie- n .r i . , . a w Dell
iecline "actuation in ZZiZZEX? SSS. &
Dresa U.b, .t Ton Prf7.C TE "
per dosen, two good Linen Collars for 25
Wffnnt.,., , "i iinen Handkerchiefs for 25 canta
every one its quality aud price. B W .uan any nouse m the tiute.
- " N receives favors that are denied to
Y17E cut off every item of unnecessary ei- others. ;
if peuaiture and conduct our business r tt i T
upon the onlv RVSt.PYW rf fat xt KU I tun, large exDeriencfi. rearlv rmiral
selves and customers, viz: "Buyine and Sjeat lacihties, we use for the people
otsiiiug exclusively for Cash." unnug prices, ana make the
4w-uua uunr wurca a premiam im gold.
Ti- n A .i: t: a . .
Fnmishin,r.V we have a mag aificent variety it
E. D. LATTA & BROTHER,
Of
Dress Goods.
A
C1IL0RENS CARRIAGES,
BED ROOM AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE
m.rr F COFF,WSOF ALL CRADES, ON HAND.
PRIDE
OF
Florida and L .uisiana unchantrprf Qi
though the semi-official 'and trust
wormy dispatches published below
certainly leaves Tilden's election no
longer in doubt. Our telrams fmm
r. " " '
vnarieston say that the Republicans
concede the election of Hampton, but
tney have not given up the hope of
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oemg anie to count the electoral vote
tor Hayes. An offer to compromise
oy giving the vote of the State to
xiampton and Hayes, was yesterday
rejected with that manly scorn for
which the South Carolina Democrats
are proverbial
The Finest Millinery lEniporinni
XKT 72S STATE.
3 be Ladies are Respectfully Invited .to 'Call at the
CMTRAJL-.-ffl0f EL 1F,
WHEEE THEY CAN FIND THE LATEST STYLES bF
m
r :
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS
Fine Press Goods a Specialty,
Such as all colors of Cashmeres.
I OFFER TO SELL THE FINEST BACK CASHMERE AT $1.00 A YARD,
Democrats In South Carolina Jubilant.
The following special dispatches
were received last night, and we give
them as they were written :
VJOLUMBIA. S. f! Nr.v TA
Hampton fourteen hundred majori
ty: The question is now before the
supreme Court. The democrats
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nicwiiuueiit t,nai, tn e law is on our
side. Florida and Louisiana are cer
tainly democratic.
(Signed) T Stobo Farrow.
The question before the Supreme
uourt, as we understand it. has no re
ferenceto the official count, as many
nave supposed, but as to the iurisdic
tion of the returning board at all, ex
cept to announce the result as indica
ted by the returns. It is understand
that the returning board claims the
J right of deciding the result by changing
the count, where precincts, or counties
are contested. This the democrats
deny, and from the dispatches at hand
we are disposed to believe that they
will be successful. To say that this
returning board, three of whom are
candidates for re-election, can leo-iti
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mately, or rather justly, declare their
own election is an insult to the merest
tyro in law. Ed.J
ANOTHER DI3FATCH.
Columbia, S. C, Nov. 14
"Louisiana is 8,000 democratic ma
jority certain. tfinrMaoUO democratic
majority, with four democratic coun
ties to hear from." Our outlook here
is good. The matter is before the Su-
eranhed nnamrilav tk. a .
" - - vc j . me ueu rsi.
aopear to have about 8,000 majority ;
the republicans however still oU
they have carried the Slate and Pack
ard will be the next Governor of Louisiana.
The Hon. LQC Lamar teWranWl
from here toa friend that the people
of New Orleans, thoush nrofonndlv
agitated, are quiet, and there is not
the slightest purpose to disturb the
public peace. The proposition to place
the counting of the vote under thn
supervision of honorable men of bath
parties from a distance, naeeta th cor
dial coLcurrence of the entire com
munity. In addition to the eentl
bjforo reported as arriving here, the
following have also reached the rii v
Ex-Govs Cunin and Bigler, Hon Sanvl
Randall and M P Hardy, of Pennsyl
vania; ColJuhn C Burch. Mni TO
Conner, J M Keating and VV II Carrnll
of Tennessee; and A Ottendorfer, of N.
lork. ihe Democratic Committpp.
have complete returns made up from
duplicate lists of the supervisors, show-
ing Tilden's majority in the State 8,107
oy which, majority they claim thev
have carried the State. The
city is very quiet. The politicians are
anxiously awaiting the action of the
returning board, which bv law is re
quired to meet 10 days after the elec
tion.
Ana many other cheap thing. Shawls,
ujan'iets, an J Hosing very low at
Barringcr & Trotter's.
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Y.M.C.A. Meetings.
j)IRLK READING, t the Lutheran
u Uiurch. at 4 p. in. Preaching and eon
wence meeting at the Methodist church,
t ,:J)p. m. Topic: How to Study the
mvlo lr
M. A. BLAK.
C. A. BLACK,
NEW FIRM.
WJX hrtve this day formed a co-partnersbie
under the name of M. A. Black & Co
and propose to enrry on a Wholesale arjd
Retail Whiskey business, in ihe house late
y occupied by W J Black.
M A BLACK & CO.
novl5 Im
Notice.
NOTTf E is hereby given that application
will be made to the General Assembly
of theSrateof North Carolina, at its ap
proachirg sesiion, for amendments to the
charter of the city of Charlotte.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
novI5 3t Mayor.
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ELIAS, COHE1T &; ROHSSLHB
NEW YORK.
New York, Noy 14. A Times' Talla
hassee special says that Rutrer arrived
yesterday afternoon, and has taLen
command of the troops.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, D. C, Nov 14. The
tone of the New York papers regard
ing the result, is unchanged.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, Nov. 14. A Columbia
special to the News and Courier says
" - - "F'im i. lic iiBUB huu uourier savi
preme Court to decide the legality of fKt ,v,Q r u j i
fhe board of canvassers. Thgev " that th republicans had made a prop
the board of canvassers. They meet
mi
next xnursuay.
R M Sims,
Sec. State Elect.'
A Change in Business Contemplated.
O IKJtfG TO CIRCVMSTA NCES, I HA VE THIS DA Y DETERMINED TO
. OFFER MY ENTIRE STOCK OF I
FINE AND iMEDiqM CLOWIING,
TOGETHER WITH A LARGE STOCK OP ! Z, "
EN T S ' F UllNI S HING GOODS,
-A.T Jr3rPTT at.' rinorn i L
M YTHEfSf!fNo5 w?rJ?. BOUGHT AT THE LOWE3T:PRICES. BUT
HHPEHEn?P i.Hfi2" VIBW AND THR DE8IRR TO CLOSE OUT A3
A T A N D (B EL O W
ST.
11,13 18 K0 DEyiCETO DBAW'TRADE, BUT AN ACTUAL PACTj AUDIF YOU
.WILL) OSLYfAI.r. T wn r cnrruiMn vAnrruinTDHi
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KOOPMANNV-OLD STAND ON TRADE STREET.' CHARLOTTE.' N. C. TJi
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Prominent Democrats Present
Republicans Concede Hampton's
Election The Supreme Court Is
sues a writ of Prohibition.
Columbia, Nov 14r-The following
prominent Democrats are here: Ex
Gov Parker and Senator Randolph of
New Jersey; Hon Montgomery Blair,
of Maryland; Hon A H Stuart, of Va. ;
Hon G V Cox. All quiet and the De
mocrats are cheerful. - v
' Chableston, Nov 14The Supreme
Court, full bench, issued a rulerequir
ing the hoard of .canvassers to answer
on Thursday why wriu of prohibition
should not be issued restraining them
from judicial functions and confining
them to ministerial functions only';
Nothing has transpired since the ac
tion of the" Supreme Court this morn
ing. The Democrats' are cheerful; ev
erything quiet.- The Republicans
concede Hampton's - election. The
action of the board of canvassers ren
ders it impossible to get the figures of
the returns. '"-.?. vii
,v.(- i r; '.vi '.-.I
osition to give the State to Hamnton
and Hayes, which the democrats re
jected.
Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
i
T ' Vill expose at Public Auction in frontof
I x TT . nT i . .
j. tue voun nouseon w eanesuay. 26d inst ,
at II o'clock a m. if not previously depos
ed of at priva'e sale, my household and
kitchen Furir.
linnii?Room and Ked Room Sets, camets
t-, . r., . i . . i i . , . . . 1
la,i iuunges, i.iaceuesK ana cnairs. dishes,
eookinu stoves, dc. A fine opportunity for
housekeepers to supply tbeir wants cheap
These articles must be sold, as I leave for
ray home in Ohio early in December. Those
wisDing to purchase pnvntely.oen call at mv
icoiucurc IVL fl LHP I fir. 'fodhvtAio.n
ehtirrh a arvnr to
novl5 lw
ARE JUST RECEIVING THEIR KXTT
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
givtvfSA hP.fd will be sold at prices to suit the bard times. Our Bteckftf
DRY GCODS is lull and complete. BJack Alpaccas and Mohairs at pric
that will astonish yon. A handsome new lot of Embroideries
very cheap. Dress Goods very low. '
Gents' Beady-Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods Department, ready for inspection aid
the prices will defv itnrHnn a r,n t t. ..L j t : i ' J .Jur Jnpecucm taa
" '"m '' w aim raun. riats, ana a gra-
ciausew una jpianneis, extraordinary chtap.
With A 9. TMr .TrtiAnnA sf w.Mu Arif..f.iL . ... -
them to the satisfaction TidM.mWK "T be bIt to 411
n you can ana examine our Gocds we will make the prices te suit tbt timta
. j . ' a ELIAS, COHEN & HOISSLlk
A new and handiorre ot of fmu inEf 5 ' wsQu.k1
ju21
eral assortment of merchandise.
Found !
WITTK0WSKY & B INT ELS,
CHAELOTTE, N. C, SEPTEMBER 16TH, UT6.
A Po9t.fT3ce Key. i)th a small single wir-
i-t. tsu rineauacDea.
nov5 if
A ddIv at
THIS OFFICE
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For Rent F A L L c 1 CU LA E OF l 876.
GEORGIA.
Great Lost by Eire.
Savannah, Nov. 14.-2,500 bales of
cotton, twenty empty and 20 loaded
cars of freights, were burnt by fire, un
der the Central Railroad Warehouse
The warehouse contained fertilizers,
which were also distroyed.
LOUISIANA.
Invitation Extended by Democrats
New Orleans, Nov 14 The demo
crats assembled at New Orleans, have
formally invited the republicans as
senbied there at the President's re
quest, to meet them for organizing
with a view of carrying out the object
desired. . .. -,j ? , Z'j.
"Washington.
I I-.Washikgton; Nov 14. A full cabi
net to-day for the first time for several
weeks. r Secretary-Cameron, Senator"
West, and Caleb- Cushing called on the
President to-dajv? , ;-Z.r
IBE two stores occupied by Rotchschild
A & Co.. and Mover, nn TnxAo atrat
posite Wittkowsky A Rintels
BURROUGHS & SPRINGS.
novl4 4t
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Real Estate Agency.
T Offer my services as a Real Estate Agent.
m. jor lue saie 01 uanas apa nooses in the
town of 'barlotte and the Piedmont region
of North and South Carolina,
I have on hand, for sale Town Lots
Houses, Water Powers for Mill Sites, Gold.
CODoer and Iron Mines. nH mann tKoiioar A
acres of land adapted to Farming or fctock
Raising, varying from $1 to $35 per acre.
-it " - " J vujvo, ujitier
of Tron and Fourth streets, a limited nam-.
w w oiscKsmitns, wagon builders Wheel
WrifchtH.Cabinpt-mnkprs inH Ri CT A IK ft n1 n
can nnd employment in Murobv, Cherokee
flAlint M fll I rvn til x -r a m
Dovi4 lm end
To the Trade and Consumers:
gEING TOO WELL KNOWN TO THE TRADE, WE DEEM I T UNNECESSARY TO
GO INTO A LONG DISSERTATION AS TO THE MAGNITUDE, QUALITIES and
PRICES OF OUR STOCK THIS FALL, BUT HOLD IT SUFFICIENT TO SAY THAT
OUR STOCK, BOTH WHOLESALE aaJ RETA 13 COMPLETE IN ALL DE
PARTMENTS, AND TO WHICH WE INVITE YOUE ATTENTION. '
WE AGAIN STATE THAT THE B UfclNESS WILL. BE CONTINUID AS BEFORE
THE DEATH OF MR RINTELS, BUT SHALL ENDEAVOR' TO DO MORE OF A
CASH BUSINESS THAN HERETOFOpw ta wtott JjlJ'ilZ : Ji
. . I ' 4 n-r..-'.,v!a.m vvi-orjXAlJLYIxryTnC '
Kemoval, Removal J thosewhh to avail themselves ofoppnw
QN Tuesday, the 14th Novem I will VC 0AS.AKD m 0
w. uiwi, wuer x win aeep . juumhua iax uj DKESa OnfiTM rr vrrr.
;WE DESIRE I URTHER TO 8 AY THAT OUR .PUNCTUAL TiMETcUSTOMEia
ARE AS WELCOME AS EVER. .n VERY! RESPECTFULLY.' ' A V:
Stock oi
FAMILY & PANCT GROCERIES,1:
And wilt he nlonawi
, " r--'w-wx ww un mj wii
. . .u tiwiij uc n V1I69.
promiaing to use my best erlins to please.-
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