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CHARLOTTE OBSERVES,,, jod pRiriTinc. otu ttmuott ara nily l'yee."(iiumpaud)l afrrajos,; -. (lusipajd) In admix,' 00 Itwnt, and wHU tn latest strlM of Trv, 2 00 rary manner of Job WarX eaa now t doa ; -with ne&toeat, dlxpatoh and eneapnesa, We can rornlan at abort nottee BULHXa. BTTJi KHaPS. ' ; LEITrBHXiS,CABS8,r e TAGS, KECKIPTS, POSTERS, gj FSOQHAirrfra, HAWD BIIX&. ' 1 DMA. 76 eealv , (ip th county) in advance,,? 2 X " 4- at of the county, postpaid, 2 io T0L.Xin. - Liberal reductions for dab. CHARLOTTE, N. C;, STODAYr DECEMBER 3 ; 1870 NO. 2 406. i I- b I I- f t : -.'.w a - , . . -. -. . - : ... - . .... . . v. - ...... : .i l. . .. - - -. -- - - . -"".'lv. -1 - i'v-'V w 1 " " '- im.l.l ". " . , ... . , - n , . m . " i in 1 DEALER tN-1 " J ; TELEGRAPHIC NE W8 Noon Dispatches. Jiia-Xight;Dispaich:: COLUMBIA, BOOTS, SHOES LEATHER. SOUTH CAROLINA. Democrats A FULL L1VE OP fall and Winter goods, AT LOW PRICES. All Eoots aid Sloes Boiill from tils House Warranted as RepresBntei Eacoaraerad Abaat the situation Fish and Other Sane Men Remoutrate With the Con t pirators Hampton Tells the Em peror That Bayonets are X ot Seed ed The RfDnblicacs Becomin? Dis gusted and Joining the Democrats ine Jaiiitary act to interiere: WASHiKGToiryPeX) 2irrpeniocrats this morning consider the situation 1 WASHIHQTOH.' Mr Fish on the Policy of tSon la terference of the Troops in South Carolina. , Washington. Dec. 2 The Times Washington dispatch says ; "Speak ing of the cabinet meeting: yesterday, Farcical. Legislative Proceedings STUDY WELL S VITH CARE S O U Til C ABO LIN 1 DimO . CHAT Til IT B A STEEL. t. TEADE octl 8TEBET, CHA BURGESS NICHOLS. , E. A. OSBORNE- W HOI.ESAliK & 'RET-AIL,- Uk3 V.?..Hu DEALERS IS AL.L, KINDS OF: liEl)DITGi&a some of the cabinet were in 1 favor of the faction of ythe Democratic;! msss more, encouraging. It seems certain meeting from the. Legislative hall an 'm I . '; fc 1 ' I - ' t ,-(-. I i. -. . , - inatoomnvJaronna wimt.e allowed to uoiumota, oy tne united Stat'!'. tl solve her domestic problem without I military power. The views of Secre I furtheanterjEMencrfroljh'e I tay Fih became pubjic ; two ve ire peace. This State of ' affairs has been tho organization of f the Lru;s inna brought about by the actioncf Ur Fish I Legislature, he ts ' not chapped hiH ana otner more moderate leaders 1 he yit wa since j tnen ana necessar, ly op following are published this morning: J poses active-federal interference now. CoxuMBiA, 5. C;., Aoy 30. I Mr. risa is not alone in the cabinet in His ErceUenctf Ui'S. Grant, Washington, Iheposition which he occupies, it was "The Democratic members of the lower-House, sixty-fire in -number. metu5nietly.4irii the : bail tcnJay, with their Speaker in , the cheir. The Re publicans, fifty-nine, ako; 'assembled there and placed their Speakenon the desk. Gen Ruger proposes to takeout of the .' House eight members duly says it is known sufficiently' well that Lejral Steps tO be TakCD lieforc ihc Supreme : ("ourt on Monday . iO THE DEMOCRATS LIKLLY TO "HOLD THE FORC IP THE' . TRO-' )Prf DONT INTERFERE. elected, holding certificates from the I m9Pule- agreed "on all hands that Gen Ruger should da nothing but to see that no violence is used and permit no rioting. There is a feeling among both Demo crats and Republicans . that the solu tion of: the difficulty , will , he i found among the immediate parties ho the The Cotiidors of the Old State lipase Resound wit h Cam p- Jlceliiiff Songs by i the , ' Rump members of (be Legislature with BanjoAccom. paniment. r- No 5, West Trade St.. . i V s-.-j.t ;;v-t5,--.: ')-.- 'i CHARL O TT E , N JUST RECEIVED . -A . FCTIiJL. LINK ' or HlllkWIIhllW MllllllllllUkUl B E Dl R OO Wl A K D P A R LO R S ETT 8, A ND A FU LL LI N E OF COFFINS OF ALL CRADES, ON HAND. n ar7 . 'J'-' - i -l --- : . I1W EOGE RS, ! IBiDB STBEET, OPEOBIifB SOB S14BEES?. I HAVE NOW READY FOR THE ;s .! Fall Trade, a Fine Assortment cf FURNITURE, AT BOTTOM PRICES. THE ENTIRE STOCK IS NEW.;; (g All are invited to call and examine my Stock, tiouble to show Goods. 1 : o t N connection with the Fornitore Busines8 i of Mr E Q Boeers. at my old stand on Fonth Trade Street. I will conduct the Un dertaking Business on ,my own account, eivinsr it mv nersooal attention. " . . .. I will keep, a complete Stock from, the Cheapest Wood Coffin to .the finest Metalic ; Burial Case. .' : ' Orders by "telegraph or. other wise, prompt- oupreme -UourL . lhe ..Mouse is the sole? ledge of the qualifications of its mein-bers. We propose to leave the question, to the House. These mem Lbers will rem aih until expelled by force. but we earnestly desire a peaceful solution. The Legislature will not in terfere with the Presidential electoral vote. We ask only a constitutional legislature peaceably assembled for the good of the state. Very respectfully your obed t. serv t. it; r , Wade Hampton. y ? j Columbia 8.-C., Dec. 2. Hon L Q C Lamar, Wathington,D C: Have the President, Secretary and Cabinet waited on immediately by our friends ; let them state that absolute peace prevails here, and in the House where both bodies are in session. If Ruger interferes it will be without a shadow of an - excuse. The Republi cans are expressing On the floor of the House their disgust with the revolu tionary proceedings of their party and joining us. Jfress these points and let the country know the real situation. (Signed) -; i J ii Gordoic, : Wade Hampton. In publishing these dispatches the Republican says in double , leads 'The President in conversation yester-, day with a Representative of the Be- publican, . refering to the . statement made by Senator Gordon and Wade Hampton, wherein they chargethat Gen Ruger had made pledges to them in reeard - to the non-interference of the military with the meeting of the South Carolina Legislature, which he had failed to keep, said he was satisfied Gen Ruger had done no such thing, he knew the General well., he was a gal lant soldier, a,hieh toned honorable man, ' ahdfjwoulck scorn'tb do a mean act under any circumstances, la re eard to the oft repeated charge that the administration had used the mili- Sam'U. Randall the Caucus Norn inee for Speaker of the Hche of Representatives. Washington, Dec. 2 In the cancua Randall beat Cox ten votes for speak er. Only two candidates. SOUTH CAROLINA. The Situation Unchanged in Colum- bia. Columbia, Dec. 2. The situation is perceptibly unchanged. The Demo cratic and Republicans legislatures have occupied the House of Represen tatives since Nov 30. Both are work ing to secure advantage. The Demo crats are cheerful, but it is easy to dis cover their anxiety. The Republicans, all coloredexcept four, are nearly sll strangers and appreciating the honor, will likely bold out several days. LATER. The two most prominent Republi can members, both colored, Myers and Hamilton, of Beaufort, have just de serted Mackey's side of the House ai d have been sworn in byne. Democratic Speaker Wallace ; others are expected this evening. Both houses are etill in session, Republicans straining every nerve to save themselves.- The Demo crats are more. cheerful. No interfer ence yet. ANOTHER DISPATCH. Columbia, uec is. A motion was made to-day in the Supreme Court in behalf of Wallace, Speaker of the Dem ocratic House for mandamus on Mack- tary interfere in; the affairs of the ey speaker ot the Republican uouse, Southern States to an extent not war- to compel hiw to deliver the returns Spritig Ccrner, ; Cbariotto,!H. P., DEALERS IN Drugs, medicines. Chemicals, Oils. Yaxnishii'iGlass, " D je--StiiSs: FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, SBRBSHES, or 25 - .r)-3fo? 4 it ?: : : ; -1 - yt.n,ny?ty.aj.iti3t r ' ranted bv the laws, the President said the charge was not sustained by the facts.- The commanding officers at all military posts, at the Sontb, were at all times instructed simply to sus tain the legally constituted authorities. and preserve the peace. Where the military had gone further it has been clearly shown to be a misconception of orders, and ihe act had been prompt ly disavowed by superior authority. In reeard to interference in elections there is not a single instance on rec ord where the presence of the military had intimidated a single voter. Un the contrary it had been clearly shown that both in South Carolina and Louis iaoa the presence of the military ena bled all tho colored people who wish ed to do so, to Vote the 'Democratic ticket. The President has no doubt but what all the questions growing out of the Presidential contest will be- peacefully adjusted; that the counsels of the eood and patriotic men in both u parties will prevail. Washington, D. C., Dec 2M Upon re ceiut ofthe dispatch from benator for Governor, in JRIackey'a possession to Wallace as the legal Speaker of the legal House ;also a motion for writ of quo warranto on Hayes electors Both cases to be heard Monday. '. Mackey in the House this evening told Wallace he intended to remove the Edgefield men witbjState constables. Wallace said the House was the only conservator of ltd own order, and could not legally be interfered with by constables, or any outside force.1 If such an attempt were made he would resist with 'all the power at his command, and not yield except to United States troops under Gen Ruger. Matters are- approaching a crisis. If Ruger sustains Mackey the Democrats will be expelled, if hjs de clines to do so they will remain. - tial ri"patch to the 018trver j Columbia, S. C, Dec 2, 187G, 1 ' 11.45 P. M. j iThe affairs at the Capitol, are about in the same condition, as they have been for tl e bast two davs. Both Houses are still in session, and are ex pected ., to remain ' all day Sunday. Hami;t n aixl Myers, two prominent colored men, have joined the Demo crats mure accessions are expected. The rule against Mackey, the bogus speaker, to show cause why he should not deliver the official returns to speak er Wallace, relating to t-.e Guberna. torial vote at the recent election which were placed in his hands, U returnable Monday. The Senate tra- sicted no business to diy. The Republicans seated tbeic members from Abbeville, although the Democrats have certificates from Sec retary of State, having passed the Scrutiny of the canvassing board. This became necessary for a quorum. (If they didn't have a quorum, how could: they do an illegal act to get one. The proposition is simply farcical. Ed.) The Democrats are more hopeful,and expect a peaceful solution of this prob lem, in a few days. It is believed here that Gen Ruger will not interfere, ex cept to preserve the peace. No distur- bance is anticipated. It has been dis covered that some colored Republican, has been personatiug one of the bogus members (this seems to bs a double bogus Ed) from Barnwell ; counly, which dt legation was seated, although the Democratic members, from .that county held certificates from the board of canvasiers, and the Secretary of State. The seating of these two dele gations has-excited great disgust,' and is regarded as the crowning act of folly, of this rump assembly. .: r. Last night the negroes enlivened the all night se3sion, by singing "Hold the Fort for Hayes' - ''Angelina,'', etc. accompanied by a banjo. They went through the same performance after seating the Abbeville delegation. Preaching is anticipated to-morrow.. AC Haskell. ; The Distinct Features Combined in onr The Qaality and Texture of the IJaferials. UR Superior Styles and perfect Shapes, bur Strict ad herence to Truthful Representations, the Politi attention which bur patrons receive, the Immense Faciltttes we enjoy, the Extreme LovTtess of our prices, our. Strictly Cash and One Price System, our Satisfactory dealings with everybody,, our Complete and Thorough system of business, and THEN ONE visit to our establishment, to SATISF Y you of THESE TRUTHS ; ALL substantiating this ONE and' Important Fact : that it is Unsafe to make purchases Outside of Our House." - We are now prepared to furnish Clergymen, Professional men, Business men, Farmers, Mechanics arid Laborers, with Winter garments, that will fully meet all the wants of their different vocations, and with our innumerable line and sizes, we are enabled, to fit any person not exceeding 600 pounds in weight. Those unable to come to the City can order the style and price of Garments desired ; "they will be forwarded immediately. Prices of low grades of . Goods, in Suits, ranging froni $6.50 to $10 ; : medium and good quali ties,; $12.50 to $25 ; from fine to superior (Custom-Department) $27.50 to $35; Overcoats (all wool) aslowas $7.50,tothe finest Custom Goods of New York. Rules for self-measurement sent on application. Youths' and; Boys Department COMPLETE in Suitings, separate garments ano Kilts, at PRICES IRRESISTIBLE. I I I QT n D r M r R 63 DOZEN 1900 Linen and Wambutta Mos- J U O I yrLIXt U .us White Dress Shirts,embroidered bosoms, and we offer same at the extremely low figures of $1.50 EACH or $8.50 PER i HALF DOZEN. These Shirts cankot be duplicated in the New Yoek Jobbing . Market for less than $17.50, and we solict an inspection, for they are the GREATEST BARGAIN OF THE 19TH CENTURY. ASK FOR THE "EX CELCIOR." All goods marked in PLAIN FIGURES. CASH SYSTEM Large Sales and Small Profits. VVe cordially invite an inspection from the public at large, feeling satisfied that we can make it to the "advantage of every one,' to do business with us promising . "satisfaction in , every instance, or money returned." J)a la&TTA & BROia nov26 . One Price Clothiers, Charlotte,-N. C- o o o o o M O1' QQ Q A o o p. o P3H ft H a g D CO D X o CO I h- o cc t-4 w pa W M o CC W K 55 9 h h 0 K d 1-4 0 n a 6 c 93 n s s M O a OQ o CO w W C5 M O O Q H M O o P w H K W h3 6d CO O CO ij I I cc W W 5 a W o H a. o o Cm o" O OQ Ph m o Szs . a" CQ w n o 00 CQ CQ H l-t o -1 O Jh" : W A P5 cq H O O 0Q CO w n H o CO H P4 S3 W W 63 o n H Ph CQ, CQ " M Q W 1-3 W w o M u o H CQ H O Q Q W H O Ph w m .55 Q w H. . to Is- 3 1 -P3 fit? W O -CJ -CD CQ ,m co f oo 8gtf lis. PbPn ,T A ri, COHEN & K,OESSXjE3I NEW ADVEIITISKMENTS. ELEGANT and BEAUTIFUL Silk Hand kerchiefs 35 cents each and up ; Windeor Scarf (assorted) 50 cents. , de3 : an u jlati a uuu. . ATTjBNTION 1 1 FOREIGN. A Specimen of French Legislation. Versailles, Dec 2 Th e Govern ment today formally gave noticeiin the Chamber of Deputies of withdrawal of the billjon burials of members of that Gordon'and Gen Ham pton Mr Lamar legion of honor. ; The House by .370 to ; tn. Mporotarv P h whn in, 25 oassed an oraer.oi aay wnicn was frmf d him that orders to that effect accepted by the trovernment, express- ifcadlread been sent. 0 .; 5 i : ;j M ing confidence that m miure tne uov- eminent w,m, m regaru 10 inis . mauer Tpsncct the liberty of. conscience and equality of all oitixensi:. ; - : THIS V.hf.' f ) . " WEUi KHOWH AHD 1EABIU& tetriti HOTEL located in centre of THE CITY, OFFEES t TJKStJRPASSBO ACCOMMODATIONS FOREIGN. Communists Pardoned The Tirtsome Taikish War. Paujb, Def.s 2,-Art oflicial decree has been: published commuting or re- dnpinsr the sentence or one nunureu and seven5 conimunistsr Several have been irranted fun pardons.' : . ; ' LoNDONr Dec 2. A dispatch : , from Constantinople to the News says .5 ?'An inundation occurred afc Adrianople, by which a thousand houses were swept away'i Av special' dispatch to the News from Vienna, says : YOU are hereby ordered to attend the Regular Monthly Meeting of your Com pany, to beheld at your Sail, next Tuesday evening, (December the 6th,) at .seven (i, o'clock. . ' , Hembeis will be punctual in totir atten dance, as some imnortant business will be brought before the Company. By order of the Foreman, C C MOORE, decs It eecretary. Attention j H ornets I SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. The dwelling of Mr. J. H. Durham, 1 countv treasurer, in -Horry, was: burn ed due night last week with most of its contents, xne Durning is supposeu io have been accidental. ARE JUST RECETTINa THH1 KEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK, Bought early and eheap, and will be sold at prices to suit the hard bases. Our Siekt el DRY GOODS is lull and complete. Black Alpaccaa and Mohairs at pritfi that will astonish you, A handsome new lot of to broideries, , . very cheap. Dress Gocda very low. Gents Beady-Made Clbthing and Furnishing Gccds Department, ready for inspecuoa te . A lull line OI duuii uiu cuwcb, i-io-im, auu .m the Diices will defy competion. eral assortment of merchandise. Blankets and Flannels, extraordinary cheap. With a 25 Tears experience of the wants of Mecklenburg we should be ablate fill them to the satisfaction of our customers and ftiends. . ' ' " ' ' If you call and examine cur G. we. A tew and handsome Jot of Carpets jutt in. , t ; f . , . . ! v WITTKOWSKY & R INT ELS , CHAB101TE..K. C, SEITEMBIB 16TH, 176. , F A LL (J 1 It 0 U L A It O F 187(i :0:- -0:- ir-s "toXAi0 THE TRAVELLING UBLIC J L CLr-Vi''rA f teu'l 1'i Jmander. .cOourRussian,, moSlled year, CNO PUBLIC V n I r 4 .V- - .;lj tr:-U:-flP I J . Numbers of competent man in Lau- rster will accent the office of treasurer and auditor and transact all tne- dusi- rpflR satisfactonlv for $1000 Der annum. The com- Saving thereby 'to the people $3000-a YOU are hereby ordered to -assemble at your Engine House to-morrow (Mon day) evening at 31 o'clock for parade. ' .3 VO.AO 'X1 WALa-bK, -SoBt B Bat,? .-. i President. v-w'.... Secretary. ; :,,. :"dec2 , IIic FumUuro Is first-class, tlto Sous6 fs Car- arrdy Verps have" arrived at Kichineff." 4 A,ldense clpudlofiwithsseasome Sale of ,,. petedi lliroiislicutai ; 7 GAS andiELECTRIC BELLS ARE IN EVERY -ROOM. .:i;C?lslivJl.r i , b i ' i :c f.-L, inevitable." . The Times toslaytiu To ;Inyalids, ;Florida Tourists or rPersons I raTeiing fiDftnciai article remarks that a ?im .-.-rii.'iiU v i'j Vw " '''L ttttv ' impression was almost ;uniTersal TOR PLEASURE, THIS HOUSE-OFFERS EVERY FACIWIX, . m m t i : ji k.M Ar - a Iran em a ar ... a . QDiniops ; Newspapers ot Rome says : tnree nunureu m ..uumuw, id. A51 1 1 in hi P KP3 1 r QT51TP tlbni ekclaa. the Me. of' EnSl.n4 go- S.7n.lttSSH..teh. Ellen- K"? u? ""t?" t.a-.,I.'?:".! log to war with Bsia( but it; regards J joa riot and intimidation cases. I ment, attheCourt House on Monday, De- war between 'luricey ana- Russia a --kljw.x :'oei ,IU" wuj, 1 ? two colored men who wera mainly in- dee'd-. Bold by rderof Court, for partition. liar I ofmmcnfftl in. brineinsr aboutthe arrest I . Terms Three e'aaal navment at 6. 12 and on i of Adam Johnson, were presented with j 18 months, with interest at 8 per cent from ui oaie. jb.o urn vuijsi .? " . - ' -v Commissioner. -f 7 J FOR. COMFORT. . s RMS r.ob, $2and J $2.66 perda'y. , .i i i. , aTpm-din'tr to location. ;of : : m ii a aia. Aai mmm I m w London moJcnang jeieraay SIikThelei a 3 If a urui ' "TT part of tne rewara onerea Dy ioe 3iawj ne announces, uiB ;hhi,-,.iuwo v ,v jor ine capture oienueroi womuiuw i j idea of - ers. des... . Tchernayeff.- Visitof Inspection will gife you an our Genuinely LV w races. . , , ED XiATTA A BBO. To the Trade and ( on sinners : TDKING TOO WELL KNOWN TO THE TRADE, WE DEEM 1 T UxifiECxooAit I JO GO INTO A LONG DISSERTATION AS TO THE MAGNITUDE, QTJAL1TIIS and P&ICES OF OUR STOCK THIS FALL, BUT HOLD IT SUFFICIENT TO BAY THAT OUR STOCK, BOTH WHOLESALE and RETAIL, 13 COMPLETE IN ALL DI- FABTMENTS, AND TO WHICH WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION. WE AGAIN 8TATE THAT THE B (JEINESS WILL BE CONTINUED AS BEFORE THE DEATH OF MB- BINTELS, BUT SHALL ENDEAVOR TO DO; MOBS .OF A CASH BUSINESS THAN HERETOFORE, TO WHICH END WE SPECIALLY INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO AVAIL THEMSELVES of the OPPORTTOrrr ; of 0BTTIKG SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS for BEADY CASH, AND IX THIS CONNECTION WE BEG LEAVE TO SAY THAT WE HAVE LARGE JOB LOTS OF DRESS GOODS, CLOTH ING AND HARDWARE WHICH WE WILL SELL AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. ' L-j , 7E DE3IBE S URTHEB TO SAY THAT OUR PUNCTUAL, TIME CUSTOMERS ARE AS WELCOME AS EVER. A VERY RESPECTFULLY. septal H C ECCLES, Proprietor. I Rooms. ? v-jfi , . :. . .
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