CHARLOTTE OBSERVER,
JOD PRINTING. V
TheOBSK&YiB Job Department aa bees
thoroughly -supplied with every needed
want, and with the latest style of Type, aril
every manner of Job Work can now be don
with neatness, dispatch and cheapness.
Ws ean furnish at short notice
BULKK8, BUX HEADS,
LETTER HB aDS, CARDS,
TAGS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES. HAND BILLS,
PAMPHLETS. CHECKS, 6c, &e
TOSCBIPTiaa BATES
D Uy 1 year, (postpaid) in advance, $ 00
" G mos. " " 4 00
" 3 mos. " " oo
" 1 mon. " 75
WXKXJ.Y IDITIOW.
Weekly, Jin the county) In advance, $2 00
out of the county, postpaid, 2 10
6 months, 1 06
fcir Liberal reductions for clubs.
TOL. XIH.
CHAKLOTTE, N. C, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1876
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BOOTS AND
HOES.
Corn ! Corn !
(VV,'0 CAR LOADS of CORN, for sale at
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STITT, WALSH & CO'S.
Security
ALADDIN OIL at 35 cents a gallon. 3 gal
lons for one dollar.
prlG W R BURWELL & CO.
5 Cases
MALT HOP TONIC.
W R BURWELL & CO.
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H
AVE YOU SEEN THE SUGAR
at mOLTON & CO'S
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(ALL and see us before jou
J buy your Groceries.
Mates, Ro3S & Jongs.
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The Handsomest Line of
GKEZLsTTS' O-AITERS,
-AND-
EVER CFFERED inthis MARKET. CALL and EXAM 5 MS.
NEW IRON FRONT ' SMITH BUILDING,"gTRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, 3Sr. C.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
DEALERS IN
BED ROOM
OF C
man
ALL KINDS OF
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BEDDITNG, &C.
No. 5, West Trade'St.,
CHARLOTTE, N . C . ,
JUST RECEIVED
A
FUJfc. LINE
OF
CHILD REN3 CARRIAGES,
AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE
OFFIKSOF ALL GRADES, ON HAND.
MILLINERY
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Keen Dispatches,
FOREIGN.
Religious Liberty in Spain Another
Conference of Chancellors The
Bodies of the Consuls Still Unhur
ried Fearful State of Affairs in
Turkey Sunday Law in Ireland
Prospect of the Surrender of Wins
low. Madrid, May 13, 1S7G. Congress
has passed clause eleven of the
Constitution providing for religious
liberty, by a vote of 220 to 94.
Berlin, May 13. The Imperial
Chancellors had a second conference
to-day. Couut Andrassy and Prince
Gortschokoff had previously conferred
for four hsurs. It is stated that Prince
Gortschokoff will not accompany the
Czar to Ems to-tnorrow, but will re
main in Berlin a few days longer.
A dispatch to the Reichsakzeiger con
firms the report that the bodies of the
murdered consuls at Salonici are still
unhurried. The excitement of the
Mouametan population is so great
that it would be dangerous to attempt
the funeral until the arrival reinforce
ments for the troops and additional
men-of-war.
Constant ixbrLE.May 12.-MehiRuch
di Pasha has been appointed grnd
Vizier, and Hussien Ari rasha, Minis
ter of War.
London, May 13. A resolution in
favor of closing public houses in Ire
land throughout Sunday, passed 224
to 167. The government opposed the
resolution. The Liberals cheered vo
ciferously on the announcment of the
result of the division.
A correspondent of the Times tele
graphs from Constantinople : "A gen
eral panic prevails here. The low
classes of Mohametans are purchasing
daggers and rerolvers with money
supplied by persons who are plot
ting the overthrow of the Sulton and
the governing of the christians. The
Mohsmetans in Sultana thr eaten the
Greeks and and Americana, Lidding
them prepare for immediate death.
Travellers are leaving en masst. The
European residents are sending their
families away. The presence of Eu
ropean squadrons and the organiza
tion of volunteer European military
companies, is alarming.
The Bulgarian insurrection is ex
tending. Disorders are apprehended
at Rustchuk.
Botson, May 13. A London special
of the 12th says : "It appears to-night
from what information I am able to
gather at the foreign office and the
American Legation, that the chances
for the surrender of Winslow to the
United States officials under the ex
tradition treaty, are improving. It is
impossible to ascertain the precise
terms of the reply sent by the British
Government last Saturday to Secre
tary Fish's note on the subject, but
there is little doubt that it conceded
the justice of .the Secretary's argu
ment, and the strength of his position
though of course it is not directly so
stated, and that England will oppose
the demand of Winslow and his coun
sel for his discharge."
London, May 13. The ten days for
which Winslow was recommitted
naving expired, application for his
release was renewed this morning.
It was again opposed by the Govern
ment and he was recommitted for ten
days longer. Attorney General Hal-
ker said that if secretary lush s an
swer to Lord Derby ' note had not
been received, the Government would
not raise any further objections to his
release.
CAN BE FOUND AT THE
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL STORE.
IEESIP23CTIF'U"XiTj'Y"i
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Mid-Night Dispatches.
KIA'lilll IRCEABILlTLtS.
Washixgtom, May 13.
For the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States, rising barometer, cooler
northerly to easterly winds and partly
cloudy weather will prevail, with
light rains along the South Atlantic
coast.
WASHINGTON.
The Mississippi Committee to Leave
Soon Centennial Goods Bad Out
look for the Crooked Men A Door
keeper's Troubles, &c.
Washington, D. C, May 13. Bout
well and the Committee to investigate
the alleged political outrages in Miss
issippi, leave for South as soon as the
Senate decides the question of juris
diction in the Belknap case, which is
expected next Wednesday. The Com
mittee have examined Ames and Mr
Dalton, recently confirmed District
Attorney, for the Northern District of
Mississippi, but will examine no oth
er witnesses here-
The United States steamer Supply
has arrived in Philadelphia, with cen
tennial exhibits.
The Government will bid for the
Harper3 Ferry property, which will be
offered for sale on the 20th July.
District Attorney General Dyer re
plies unfavorably to the letter from
the Attorney General regarding the
pardon for McKee and Msguire.
Pierrepont refused to see Maguire ; to
day; sending him word that the only
way to communicate with him, was
through his counsel, Judge Treat; and
Attorney General Dyer also declined
to interfere in behalf of Avery.
House. The Judiciary Committee
was discharged from further considera
tion of the charges made by Albert
Grant against Judge Wylie, of the Dis
trict Court. Luttrell introduced a
joint resolution authorizing the ap
pointment of commssg&CTners to ascer
tain on vvhat terms a commercial
treaty can be arranged with Mexico.
Referred.
The troubles of Col Fitzhugh, door
keeper, culminated to-day in a num
ber of personal explanations. The
sense of the House was marked
as the to propriety of demand
ing a resignation, but r.s some serious
charges were involved, it was due to
Fitzhugh that he have a hearing, and
the whole matter was referred to the
Committee on Rules.
The Post Office Appropriations was
resumed, and salaries discussed. Adjourned.
VIRGINIA.
PrcceediDgs of the Southern Baptist
Convention.
Richmond, May, 13. In the South
ern Baptist Convention to-day, Rev
Dr Twinkler, of Alabama, presented a
report on women's work in foreign
lands, and urged that the policy of the
board should be to multiply their ser
vices as far as possible. The report
sketches some important work being
done by the female Missionary Socie
ties of the churches, urges some prac
tical suggestions for their management.
Rev Dr S S Helm, of Kentucky, read
the report of the Committee on In
dian Missions. The report earnestly
urges that past success and present de
mands require that the Indian Mis
sion work should be prosecuted and
greatly enlarged. It speaks of the im
portance of schools among the In
dians and urges the prompt establish
ment of schools among them by the
board of this Convention. Dr Helm
sustained the report in an earnest ad
dress. Rev Dr Dawson, of South Caro
lina one ol the most venerable minis
ters of the body, recalled some pleas
ant reminiscences of Mr Monroe's In
dian policy, and made an earnest ap
peal to the whites to give the gospel
to those whose hunting grounds they
possess. Rev. Dr Buckner, the vete
missionary of the' Convention among
the Indians, gave some very interest
ing facts to show that Christianity is a
better police force among the red men
than the United States cavalry, and
that the tribes which have been chris
tianized are peaceable and law-abiding
He brought out the great necessity of
schools among the Indians and went
into interesting details to show the
entire practicability of at once proceed'
ing to re-establishing a manual labor
school among the Creeks. The reports
were unanimously adopted.
colored Protestant Episcopal congre
gations to representation, which had
agitated the "South Carolina Diocese
for two or three years past, was settled
last night, after a warm discussion in
the Dioceasan Convention by the re
jection of the application of St Mark's
Church for admission to that body.
The majority of the clergy favored the
application which was rejected by the
vote of lay delegatea.
FLASHES.
Poet Eads, May 13. Arrived : The
steamship Hudson, from New York.
She is the first ocean steamer which
has passed the jetties. The draft is
fourteen feet six inches.
Cincinnati, May 13 Allen and Goss
have signed articles to fight Septem
ber 7th, near this city for $2,500 a side
IVEVV ADVEKTISEMEJVTS
Soda Water and Ice.
SODA WATER on draught and ice ia any
quantity, can be had at all times to-day
(Sunday) at J W Adams' market, next to
the Second Presbyterian Church,
may 14 It J F ELLINGTON'.
TOWN TALK!!
FRESH GOODS !
JUST KEGEIVED .A.T ZT. ROTHSCHILD'S.
TN addition to my well selected Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, I haye just received
! the following articles: Extra Quality Green Peas. Choice Yellow Peaches in 3.1b. cam,
Pine Apples in choice Loaf Sugar Syrup, Bell Brand Peara in 2 lb. cana. Sugar Corn, Im
ported Sardines in half and quarter boxes, Patapsco Baking Powder, French and Turkish
Prunes, Foreign and Domestic Pickles, Dried Pears, Tomatoes, Fine Family Flour, Meal.
Bacon, the celebrated Four Ace Sugar Cured Hams, New Orleans Molasses, beat Cider
Vinegar, another lot of Imported Krout, Sngar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, and in fact every
thing kept in a FIRST-CLA8S GROCERY STORE, all of which will be sold cheap for
Cash. Parties buying by the quantity for TIC NICS, &C, will have the benefit or a
liberal discount in the prices of my goods. Respectfully,
pa- GOOD3 DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OF THF. CITY.
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THE CITY CLUB
IS TME &GE TO IJVE.
m.HEbest FLOUR for the price, in Char-
X lotte at the WIDE AWAKE.
Just received at the WIDE AWAKE :
O. G. Java Coffee. Rio Coflee, Golden C and
Porto Rico Sugar. Also, crushed Sugar, A
Sugar, Golden Drip Syrup 65 cents; N. O.
Sugar House best quality Molasses 95 cents ;
barrel rickles, something: extra and nice ;
CREAM CHEESE ; Tin Buckets, Oil Cans ;
Tin Cups ; Cedar Buckets ; Painted Buckets ;
Tubs : Market Baskets, something nice in
this line and cheap tco.
HAMS ! HAMS ! ! HAMS ! ! !
Sugar Cured Canvassed and Country Hams,
ilso Country Sides and Shouldeis ; Higgins
Soap 10 cents ; Baltimore City Soap 5 cents
per bar ; Brooms 20 cents ; Brooms 25 cents;
Brooms So cents ; Brooms 40 cents, at
THE WIDE AWAKE.
may 14
NEW YORK.
FOREIGN.
A Battle in Turkey.
Eagussa, May 13. Salonica ad
vices report that a battle was fought
yesterday near Birses in which 700
Turks and 100 Insurgents were killed.
The Turks at Scutari celebrated the
Salonica murders.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fist of Southern Centennial Judges.
Philadelphia, May 13. Among the
American Judges selected by the Cen
tennial Commissioners, are: E. H.
Harrison of St. Louis ; C. M. Chaffat,
of South Carolina; Col. J. R. Radford,
of Florida; J. M. Bennett, of West
Virginia : Hugh Waddell, of Georgia ;
Col. E, D. Richardson, of ;Miss.; Dr.
FJ. Hazelton, of Missouri; H. F.Bryon,
of Maryland; Gen. Imboden, of Vir
ginia ; J. A. Anderson, of Kentucky ;
Dr. C. B. Whitley, of New Orleans ;
The Liberals to Remain Inactive-
Justice Downing Dead Wont Hear
Bowen Colored Episcopalians Re
fused Admission to the Convention
New York, May 13. The meeting
of the Executive Committee of the
Liberal Republican State Committee
to-day, adopted a preamble and resolu
tions that they fail to recognize the or
ganized existence of the Liberal Re
publicans of the country, and advise
the Liberal Republicans of New York
to await the action of the Cincinnati
and St Lous Conventions, with the
purpose of supporting any unobjec
tionable candidate thereby presented,
or in default thereof, participating
with others in an independent elec
tions in whatever possible movement
shall promise the delivery of the Na
tional Government from the range of
corruption.
Police Justice Joseph Downing is
dead.
Rev Dr Taylor
to hear Bowen's
Beecher.
Emanuel Eirseig, rectifyer, was ar
peremtorily. refuses
private story about
Jas. B. Eads, of Miss; Dan'l C
Gilmore, of Md.; Prof. W. C. Kerr, of rested to-day, and bailed in $10,000.
North Carolina, The question of the admission
of
CANNED GOODS,
IRESH Columbia River Canned Salmons,
Fresh Canned Peaches, 2 and 3 lb cans,
Canned Tomatoes, at
mayl4 THE WIDE AWAKE.
Our Ice Box
IS now ready and. on Monday morning we
will be ready to supply our customers
with Ice, at as low figures as any house in
the city. When you want good nrm Butter,
ust on the Ice, call and get it at
may!4 THE WIDE AWAKE.
Sunday School Picnic.
rnHE Scholars of the Presbyteiian Sunday
-L School and their friends will hold their
annual Picnic, near Moore's Ferry, on the
Catawba River, on Friday, May 19th.
Scholars and their incited guests will be
furnished with tickets. Train starts from
the C, C. & A. Railroad Depot at 7i o'clock,
sharp. F SCARR,
mayl4 2iw superintendent.
Rehearsal.
ALL persons to take part in the PARA
DISE and the PERI, are to meet at the
Opera House on Wednesday, the 17th, at 7
o clock r. M. Musicians are requested to be
punctual.
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Breakfast, -. 25 Cents
Dinner, 50 Cents
Supper, 25 Cents
Table Board, $4.50 per week
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E BEST
IT THE OIT1T I
NEW STOCK LADIES' SLIPPERS,
AND
JUST RBCBIBB,
Gents' Gaiters, Prince Alberts and Oxfords,
PLEASE CALL AND SEE THEt .
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OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Ice Cream.
M. RIGLER takes this method of call
ing the attention of the public general
ly to the fact that his ICE CREAM
SALOON, will be opened for the season, on
Monday loth.
may 14
D.
C. C. RAILWAY,
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
Wilmington, May 12, 1876.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Sunday, May 14, trains will
run oyer this Railway as follows :
PASSENGER, MAIL & EXPRESS TRAINS
Daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave TFilmington, at - - 6:20 p m
Arrive at Charlotte, ... 6:40 a m
Leave Charlotte, at - - 6:30 pm
Arrive Wilmington, at - - 7:30 am
FAST FREIGHT and PASSENGER
TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Wilmington, at 5:3& m
Arrive at Charlotte, - - - 11:45 pm
Iave Charlotte, at 5:20 a m
Arrive at Wilmington, - - 11:50 p m
SHELBY DIVISION Daily, Sundays ex
cepted.
Leave Charlotte, at
Arrive at Shelby, at
Leaye Shelby, at
Arrive at Charlotte,
7:00 am
11:30 a m
1:50 p m
0:00 p m
CONNECTIONS.
Connects with the A. & R. Air-Line in
Charlotte at 6:40 a. m. and 6.30 p. m.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington
& Weldon Railroad ; also with Wilmington,
Columbia & Augusta Railroad at 6:20 p. m.,
and 7:d0 a. m.
Papers publishing Carolina Central
Railway schedule will please notice
changes.
S L FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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CORN, CORN,
JUST RECEIVED,
OXE CAR LOAD CORN FOR SALE
BY
W. M. CROWELL.
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Best Brands of Canned Ms,
AT
fANDREWS &
may 12
JONES.-
THE BEST
IF TJE& IE n?
FOR 6 1-4 CENTS, CASH.
9
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TAIL ilfiiSIIISe
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NEW and BEAUTIFUL SELECTION of LADIES TIES,
LARGE AND RARE SELECTIONS OF
Riew Flowers and Ladies' Mats.
JUST RECEIVED !
3000 PIECES PRINTS. AT 6 1-4 CENTS.
7
150 WHITE and COLORED
AT
STUNNING LOW PRICES.
may IS
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