CHARLOTTE OBSEEVEBU . "
Th OxaxKVxs Job Depamnant haa be
tnoroosnly mppUed wiui rrery AMdai
want, and wita to latest attiM or Typ, mm
Try maxmar ot Job Wont can now M don
wlta neatneo, diipaten and enaapnem s
V ean nurnlcn at inert node . -ELABXa,
BTT.L THIATO, -
. TAGS, RBCKIPT3, POSTKKS, 0
: v. fBOOftu Mura, bawd bills, r-s
s : . a ,r PAJintLEia. CHxesa, -
BUBSCBIPTIOH BATES.
Dai - Wear (postpaid) in advance $8 00
-fl mos.. -i V; f 4 00
" 1 mon.
WKJXlY-'KbmOH... CI. TW.
Veekly iOtibe coanty) in adyanoe.w$2 00
' -i ttt of the county, postpaid. 2'10,
' r.l montha, -' l. iiimr i QQ
a. Liberal redactions forclabs. tt
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ySlkjaSP CLiBIATTE. KA G9 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8; 1877 NO. 8,246
1 'F
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5 UNDER THE NEW1 MANAGEMENT OF
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HAS been Refurnished and Befitted in first-class style, and 6ffera inducements to
Travellers and Residents in its excellent table, supplied with the best the market affords
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at prices to suit the times. An active corps of waiters in attendance at meals, and, no
pains or expense spared to render guests comfortable.
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Moderate Terms for Monthly Boarders.
OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE.
aprl
BURGESS
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WHOLESALE
jan3
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ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLER,
Anticipating a fine trade this season, have bought largely, and now have the
pleasure of inviting your attention to
An Attractive Fall Stock,
At prices surprisingly cheap.
DRESS GOODS Our stock Js large, and, so cheap that it is no loDger econ
omy to buy calico.
READY MADE CLOTHING-Our stock is complete, at prices that defy
competition.
FANCY CASSIMERES A nice assortment.
CARPETS Beautiful in design, and cheaper than ever.
KID GLOVES A specialty.
In fact our stock is larger and cheaper in every department than here
tofore. Call acd inspect it.
ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLER.
DO NOT BUY YOUR
3P TO" IE EOI l3F TXJT1E& IES
until you have . seen. 4;he ,elegant stock of goods
now in my- warerooms. The assortment is the
largest and most complete ever offered in Charlotte,
AMU ' milflEa PAlToirOflJ
TO INSPECT IT AND GET MY PRICES.
Kcspectfully,
H-w 1EL O G BL S 9
Trade Street, opposite the Market House.
oct 14 ' -
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This Well 'Known
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LOCATED IiTCEOTBE
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FUBHIWRE
THE HOUSE IS ftRPETE0BO!li
Gat and Electric Bells
To I sivnlids; Florida Tourists rlTersonsTellng
X'JLiJ!iAailttJS JJ0.10 nUUOA
'.t.i -all fit tow
n H IIMS-$3.00, $2,50 and
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DXAIiXB IB
ALL KIKDS OF
FURNITUKB,
s BEDDING, &C.
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CHEAP BEDSTEADd, LOUNGES,
PARLOR dk. CHAMBER SUITS,
COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
No. 5, West Trade St., rj
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arid Leading Hotel,
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F j JHE flTY, OFFEE8, , , .. ,
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ELECTION NEWS.
Kew York.
New York, Nov 7. The Herald says :
"The results of yesterday's election,
given herewith, in this city and coun
ty, ii that the Democrats elect Low as
Register by a majority of about 2,500,
Over Hees, the combination candidate.
They also elect State Senators from the
fourth, fifth and, probably, eighth diss
tricts. Morrisey, the anti-Tammany
candidate, was elected 1 Senator from
the seventh district by a majority of
3,800 over Schell, the regular Tam
many candidate. Goebel, Republican,
was elected to the Senate from the
sixth district. The majority for Beach,
for Secretary of State, is about 27,000
in the county. The State is Democrat
ic by at least 15,000. The Legislature
is probably Republican by a very close
vote,,. . , , .
Gen McClellan", Democrat, is elected
Governor of New Jersey by about
13,000 majority. So far as known the
Democrats have also a sufficient ma
jority in the Legislature to control leg
islation. The indications' from Pennsylvania
tend to show that the Democrats have
overcome the Republican . figures gf
last year, and that their present State
ticket is elected by 10,000 to 12,000.
The new labor party polled a large vote
and Completely upset the calculations
of the two regular parties.
Virginia elects the entire Democrat
ic ticket, there being no opposition.
In Connecticut, the Republicans re
tain control "of the Legislature, adding
several new members to their ma
jority. ;
Massachusetts is Republican. Rice
is re elected Governor by a plurality of
about 13,000 The council is all Re
publican a gain of one seat. . Gaston,
Democratic" candidate fr Governor,
ran behind even in Boston, where he
was considered strongest.
Partial returns from Wisconsin in
dicate the election of Smith, Repub
lican, for Governor, by an increase of
the Republican majority of last year.
Maryland and Mississippi are Demo
cratic. Minnesota and Kansas are Repub
lican. NIGHT DISPATCHES.
New "Fork.
New York, November 7. The Post
figures the State Senate according to
present returns as follows : Republi
cans 17; Democrats 13; doubtful 2. The
Express figures: 15 Democrats, 15 Re
publicans and 2 anti-Tammany and
Republican combinationists. Morrissy
and Goebel. i .' . ;
A special to the Commercial Adver
tiser Irom Albany says : Returns from
the interior of the State come slowly.
The majority of the Democratic State
ticket ranges from 12,000 to 15,000.
The Republicans claim 20 of the 32
Senator?, and 68 of 128 members of the
Assembly,' wbieh gives them a clear
majority in both houses.
The Brooklyn Democrats have gain
ed a mayor, Jas Howell, Jr., in place of
the present incumbent, Fred Schroe-
der, Republican.
Wisconsin. !
Milwaukee, Nov 7. The chairman
of the Republican State Central com
mittee telegraphs as follows : " I think
the State may be safely counted on for
5,000 or 6,000 majority for the Repub-
lcan ticket. The vote for the green
back ticket in the State is 30,000. Mil
waukee county, complete, cives a
majority ot 5,000 for the Democratic
candidate for Governor, lilden's ma
jority in the county , was 2 045. , Only
eleven towns' have been heard irora
since last night, and they reduce "the
Republican gain 56 votes. Returns
from 216 precincts show a Republican
gain of 1,050.
. New. Jersey.
Newark, Nov 7. The latest returns
give Mcueiian iz,oou majority, ine
.Legislature is Democratic in both
houses. ; -: ' "
Burniog of the Best Paper Mill
a In the World, k H
Sprikgfield, Mass. November 7.
The original cost of the Kieth paper mill
burned at.Aurner's Falls last night, was
over $400,000. The fire began in the
lower story from an unknown cause.
The loss: will be $500,000; insurance
$265,00l. This mill was noteworthy for
its superior construction and its per
fect adaptation to its work. It was.
unhesitatingly pronounced by experi
enced paper n akers the best mill hi
the world. The main building was 270
feet deep by 45 feet wide and five stories
high, with two "L s projecting to
ward the railroad, one oO by 100 feet,
and the otner 4o by to leet. it bad a
capacity of five tons daily and em
ployed 300 hands. The machinery was
all of the most approved pattern.
The Navigation tf the Tennessee
IVi'f ' :,'', - -Uiver. ' "" "
Chattanooga; November 7. r A meet
ine of citizens inaugurated measures
to establish a weekly line of steamers
between - Chattanooga and Decatur.
Merchants here will give bonds of fifty
dollars for each trip, and will request
the government to help the project by
givii-g' the line the mail contract.
This will bring considerable cotton to
this plaqe. A convention is , called.
here from all river towns to meet De
cember 6th i for the purpose of impres
sing upon Congress the importai.ee of
opening leuucBBctj ,f oer uaviga ,
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The Pope's Condition,
"R.nnfw November Thp Btatpmpnti
that Cardinal Manning-had beennv
moned to Rome by the Pope is" urP.
founded. v,v The7 Pope con tmues--very
weair, out -maxes enortBJtoi give' audi
ehces.ft77
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. las r
Catholic
nierarchy
in. Scot
t -RTf4 wdi'ib-4-.
LSndon, Noveniber!X-A 5 R'iufer4 te'
ed-that Christmas is thofum'e.'fiidj.
ine xope v losguBj an aposiouc leiier
re-estabiMhu3gJthe;;jyatholM.hierarchy
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WASHINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
. '.' General News and Gossip.
Washington, Nov 7. Henry S San
ford, of Florida, has been selected as
minister to Belgium. This is under
stood to be upon the recommendation
of Senator Conover, who feels that
Florida, has been long neglected. .
' Major George ; Bell, commissary of
'subsistence has been ordered to re
sume his duties at Atlanta, Ga.
In correction of tf general misappre
hension, it is stated that the elections
yesterday in New York, Connecticut
and Wisconsin do not affect the United
States Senatorships, except so far as
the holding over Senators may control
it. A majority of both houses, how
ever, is important in this respect, as a
re-districting of the States may have
an important bearieg on the lower
house, which is' to be elected next
year. -
The committee on Privileges and
Elections met, but Hill and Hoar be
ing absent, it adjourned, subject to the
call of the chairman.
Senator Merrimon, of North Caro
lina, made an elaborate argument in
favor of Spofford: to-day.
House. Dr Poisal has resigned the
chaplaincy of the House.
The committee on Appropriations
desired a delay on the army bill, and
the repeal of the resumption act is un
der consideration.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Star says a dispatch from Col
Robert M Ingersoll's home says he has
been offered the mission to Germany,
and is now on his way to Washington
to see about it.
The Star also says, in its sensational
column: "Senators Bayard, Maxey,
Garland, Gordon, Randolph and Ker
nan were in the Senate chamber this
morning comparing notes on the re
suit of yesterday's elections. All the
gentlemen were in good spirits, and
expressed their entire satisfaction with
the manner in which the elections had
resulted."
It is thought when Senators Hill and
Hoar return, the committee on Priv
ileges, and Elections will act on the
Louisiana Senatorial representation.
Houe Nothing of public interest
took pl-ce in the House to-day, ex
cept the discussion on the bill to repeal
the resumption act.
The naval deficiency hill was report
ed by Blount, of Georgia, and is to be
taken up as soon as the army bill is
disposed of.
FRANCE.
MacMalion and His Relation to
the Ministries.
London, November 7. The Paris
correspondent of the Times asserts posi
tively that President MacMahon does
not approve of a coup d'etat. He is
equally determined not to take a cabi
net from the Left. If he adheres to
this resolution his only course is to re
sign. The correspondent thinks, how
ever, that the President will consent to
take a ministry from the Left.
Paris, November 7. The official
journal announces that the De Broglie
ministry, at President MacMahon s re
quest, have withdrawn their resigna
tions. They, however, insist it shall be
ullv understood that while continuing
to discharge their functions, this shall
in no wise . prejudice the President s
subsequent decisions.
There was a great crowd at the rail
way station tnis AiternooL to witness
the departure of the parliamentary
trains for Versailles. President Mac
Mahon started at 1 o'clock.
Versailles, November 7. The Sen
ate re-assembled this afternoon and
the nomination of the members of
the bureaux began; M Grevy was
elected provisionally, President of the
Chamber of Deputies ; vote 290 against
170.
Remand, moderate Republican, and
Lepere, Radical Republican, were elect
ed Vice Presidents. Grevy, in taking
the chair, thanked the Chamber in a
brief and colorless speech for the hon
or, ine sitting then terminated.
Papis, November 6. The banquet
given in honor of General Grant by the
American residents of Paris to-night
was a remarkably brilliant anair. The
guest, to the number of 350, filled sev
en tables.
THE WAIt
Russian c Victory Arrest
Dignitaries.
of
London, November 7- A special to
the Post dated Constantinople, Tues
day, 'announces that after some resist
ance Moukhtar Pasha, finding his posu
tion on the Deye-Jooyun seriously com
promised, abandoned it, and is falling
back on Erzingan and Trebizand. The
Russians have occupied Erzeroum.
- V iennav November 6.-The Political
Oorrt&pondence publishes a special dis
natch -from Constantinople , saying :
jjiany prominent flignuaries nave oeen
arrested by order of the Grand Vizier.
It is said that a conspiracy on the part
of a party of ex-Suttaii Mu'rad has been
discovered. s , i
Cardozo Cpnyicted. .
j CoLUMBiA7S.-e0vembeT7. A
verdict of guilty, was, rendered this
rridrnih'g in the Cardozo case. Ah ap
peal wm oouDtiess De taKen.j
I -.'The Jate 'Senator' Morton isfsaid to
hate ' read "newspapers rather ; than
bfioks. ' He." often , felt the want of
more general acquaintance with litera
ture,. but; never j pretended . to know
ledge. hes;didn t possess, : nor was he
unwilling it? aky for information. ft!His
fayotitej poetry was t' Faradise Lost '
He was a" firm 'believer in revelation
but dhce said to a friend; who was. with
him, in Europe, that ; he was afraid to
investigate the sources of hia belief, or
to subject it t the attacks of an acute
and - well-informed ; skeptic.T Onbls
death bed he said, as well as, he could
for his failing breatht that lie had trie4
to live right, whichj ,wa9 . the.only.acr.
cepted preparation for death, or words
to thati effect.1
A New Constitutional Amendment.
A joint resolution introduced on
Monday by Representative Buckner,
of Missouri, proposes the adoption of a
new constitutional amendment, as foN
Sows :
"Article 17. All of that part, of the
fifteenth amendment to the Constitu
tion of the United States which pro
vides that 'the right of the citizens of
the United States to vote shall not be
denied or abridged by the United States
or any State, on account of race, color,
or previous condition,' shall only apply
or extend to, comprehend, or include
persons who were citizens of the United
States on the 30th day of March, 1870
(when said amendment was adopted),
and their issue."
The purpose of the above is under
stood to be to prevent Chinese or their
descendants in this country from be
coming voters.
The heathen are organizing foreign
missions for the conversion of Chris
tians. The Hindoos of the sacred city
of Benares have founded a society for
the propagation of Br ah minis m among
the Christians of Australia. An emi
nent Brahmin of the name of Surad
schi, a man of great, authority, has re
cently been visiting some of the Eng
lish colonics, and while traveling in
Australia, was appalled and grieved at
the fearful prevalence of drunkenness
among the Christians. On returning
to India he called together a number
of thoughtful Brahmins, to whom he
communicated his glowing zeal to do
something for the salvation of their
degraded fellow men and fellow sub
jects in Australia. The only perfect
remedy, he considered, would be the
conversion of these Christians to abet
ter and purer faith. A large sum was
collected for the pious and benevolent
enterprise, and some of the Brahmins
declared their willingness to devote
themselves to the work, and to spend
and be spent in the humane and holy
cause. Suradschi is now engaged in
translating fitting passages from the
vedas into tne English tongue, for the
use of the missionaries.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral of Miss Akh Sterling will
take place this morning, at haf-past 10 i
o'clock from the First Presbyterian Church.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to
attend.
If you are coughing or not, bat feel the
p esence ot a cold in the system, use Dr.
Bull's Cough 8yrup and feel immediate re
lief. Price, 25 cents a bottle.
The piquant and charming actress, Miss
Marian Mordaunt, of the Broadway Theatre,
New York, was taken suddenly with a
severe hoarseness was unable to perform.
A tnend recommended Giles' I-iniment
Iodide of Ammonia; the cure was rapid and
complete. 8old by T. C. Smith.
Now and Tben.
It is only now and then that tuch men as
Hon Alex H Stephens, Ex-Gov Smith and
Kx-uov Brown, of Ga., endorse a medicine
for the throat and lungs, and when they do
u is preity good evidence tnat tne remedy
must be good for the cure of conghs. colds
and lung affections. They recommend the
Globe Floweb CoroH Syrup, and their
testimonials are to be be seen round the ten
cent sample bottles of the Globe Flower
Syrup, for sale by all druggists in Charlotte.
A sample bottle relieves the worst congh and
will cure sore throat. Regular tize bottles.
fifty deses, $1.
Hew Advertisements.
Notice.
THE Regular Monthly Meeting of the
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce for
November, will be held at their rooms on
Tryon 8treet To-Night, at 7 30 o'clock.
no8-l JNO. Li. BROWN, President.
jpiE GOSHEN BTJTTR,
Just received, and for sale by
nov7 3t M M & S C WOLFE.
fOR RENT.
Low to a good tenant, a house with six!
rooms, opposite Gov Vance. Apply to
nov7,fct,eod W R BtJRWELL.
Fruit Trees.
ALL persons who bought trees c f en
agents this year to be delivered in Char
lotteare hereby notified that the trees wil
be delivered at the old stand of Hunter &
Farrow.on Friday, November 9th. We hope
to see all our customers on that day without
fail, Feasklih Davis & Co,,
Nurserymen, Richmond, Va
noy6 3t
Skating Rink.
THE ui:dt is'gntd having leased the third
srory it the new Insurance Building, on
Tryon street, take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens of Charlotte that they have
opened it as a Skating Riak, four nights of
each week, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. . ;
Admmission 25 cents. Ladies Free.
RIDDIUK A BONDURANT. ,
nov6tf
CATALOGUES of our
MUSIC are, now
J ready for distribution
They contain
oyer 1500 pieces
by tne best composers.
TIYDY & BKO
Mr. R. P. Rutledge,
IpOKMEKLY with J MC 1 Alexander, is
with ns, and will be glad to see his
friends and former customers. : i ; . .
BOYD A OVERMAN.
sept23 , i ,
Ten Cent Column.
3i!
; RESIDENCES Geri.' W.L'.T.Prince for
sale or rent.' Possession given immediately.
Apply to & J. COCHRANE. noiw
THE Ladies of the Baptist Chnrch will
give an Oyster:- Sapper, . Thursday and Fri
day Nights, November 8 and 9, at Store room
adjoining Wittkowsky & Bintels, for the
benefit of .the church. Admission 10 cents,
Kemember the cause. ; -.. -..; no82i
- FOUND. -A new Silk :i Pocket? Handker
chief, i The owner can get it at this office by
proving property ana paying lor uiis adver-.
t)9,enient.
A Good Stand for Rent. ODOOsite Central
Hotel, "suitable for a confectionery or fancy.
store.
' nov2
tf 1
OYSTERS ON THE HALF-SHELK-Oo
to; Fischesser's :td get: oysters! on thiuUfi
shell. He always hss the bed and keeps
them frtfsh. i s . 0cl5-tf
Ml E Will f
E D. LATTA & BRO.
ne puDiic
goods and prices.
ined to keep
vviotnmg aown
ceeded in so doing.
CHARLOTTE
J he prediction that our low
prices would
known and result in an m
creased business, has beenH
verified.
And
False assertions bring' quick
distrust.
JNo disappointed visitors at
our house.
The perfection in shape and
CHESTER,
ht of our garments indicates
the artistic talent employed.
ratrons of
money m their
chases.
The people
ONE
With us they
We undersell
irrespective of
uoods exchanged, if unsoiled
PRICE
within 10 days
purchase.
We manufacture and sell such
fine-fitting clothing that every
one wno Has
CLOTHIERS,
IE.
recommend their
m. mum & no.9
Largest Clothiers in the South.
Clothing, Moots,
Heavy purchases, in addition to our immense 9tock, enable
us to display during the ensuing month the largest and finest
assortment of C LOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, ever
offered at retail in this city.
Good Suits of Clothing, worth $10, for $6.50.
The best kind of whole stock Kip and Calf Boots, $2.75 to $3.00.
Prices reduced in all grades from 15 to 25 -per cent.
Give us a call before purchasing. KAUFMAN & BRO.
CORNER OF TRADE AND TRYON STREETS,
nov 3 Springs' Comer, Charlotte, N. C.
WITTKOWSKY & RIWTELS
raw i
OF
THE
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-Sf OTHERS SEE THEM.
A letter received from a gentleman, who recently viaited Charlotte, contains
the following in reference to our house, and we submit it to our patrons as an
evidence of our ability to make all our promises good :
"The house of Wittkowsky & Rintels seems to me as a wholesale establish'
ment to stand preeminent in being able to supply such goods, and on as favor
able terms to merchants as can be secured south of Baltimore. I reached this
conclusion, after a careful examination of their immense stock, and a personal
interview wun jot. w uiKowsKy."
The Store House of Wittkowsky & Rintels, three floors,
by 94 feet, all packed
Torxa wjEmEm stock
The largest and most complete since
the Wholesale as well as ine detail uepanments, and we court akd defy com
petition, let it come from whatever
delphia, the ever present Baltimore
IN WHOLESALE we are ready
where bought. IN RETAIL we present the most complete assortment of the
LATEST NOVELTIES ever offered in Charlotte.
To give the reader some-'cOnception
All
as iouows:
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3h?eat Blood Purifier
Remedy for Diseases of the Blood.
SOLD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
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IFEMTOIES !
Deiieve in our
MEN'S
We determ
the price for fine
ana nave suc
BOYS
become widely
AND
Children's
our houses save
(LOTHIM,
clothing pur
desire full value
receive it.
FOK
all competition
their prices.
from date ofl
EVE RY
KNOWN
worn our goods
friends to buy
WANT.
Shoes and late,
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and crammed full of Goods.
1872, is now ready for inspection in both
quarter it may whether New York. Phila
drummer, or our local establishments.
to JULTLICATE ANY BILL, no matter
of the immecsity of our stock we cite
at
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