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CHARLOTTE OBSERVER," " "S - f77" zy T'T A. ttnscsoRiuir siris. Dally 1 year, (postpaid) In adrance, $8 00 6 mos. n " . 4 00 s mos. " " 2 00 1 mon, " . 75 mou Plummet." 1 TheOBaxaviH Joo Department be want, and with the latest style of Type, and every manner of Job Work can now be, don with neatnui dispatch an! cheapness Wo ran foralah at abort notloo r BLAHK3, BILL HEAD3, & ittf.?' LBTTJEBHSU)B,OABX)8 TBOOBAinnCfl. HAND BILLS,' PAMPHLETS. C0JBCp-e VXXZJ.T XDITIOir. Weekly, in the-connty) in advance, $2 00 out of the county, postpaid, 2 10 6 months, 1 05 e- Jl$ral'eettoB for clubs. . - -T CHARLOTTE. N. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1876. NO. 2 243 PRIME JAVA COFFEE, BOOTS SHOES. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FOREIGN. WEW ADVERTISEMENTS v n il 1 ;. ; ftp AND Tt H, Br$,.Jr,, Attorney and Consellor at Law CHARLOTTE, N. . OFFICE In Dowd ASinia' New Build ing, Up Stairs. -tf. LOT OF THRESH CANNED GOODS (beet brands.) n T..-1. s i - j. jusi rcceiycu ai may 23 ANDREWS & JONES'. Mew -Anction Commission House. Noon Dispatches, ffiHE undersigned have associated them- "VI J to XU bU AUUUUU U11U SUIA1U1AJ3S1VI1 business, and solicit consignments of Mer- Special attention given to the sale of all kinds of Country Produce!, B N SMITH, I A f T.TTP W. J A McLURE, Auction eer. maylC JUST RECEIVED. 1 1Nn W. rifUP? fmm OI fn IK nanll A. v w w v it vlu 2 w at Retail. Also, a food assortment of CHEWING TOBACCO low for cash. T H AUSTIN. mayll CONVENTIONS. BOOTS, SHOES: Kmm THE -BEST STOCK IN TOWN, AND THE BEST GOODS FQR THE MONEY. COME AND SEE US, EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND LEARN OUR PRICES. NEW IRON FRONT -SMITH BUILDING," TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C. may30 IfJtJIlV'WJ. IB -Art 13 - R S.I WHOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURMITUR 15 3 BEDDING, &C. No. 5, West Trade'St., ch;arlOtte, N.cg, JUST RECEIVED A FTJ-b LINE OF RHILDRENS CARRIAGES Democratic Hatfprm of Missouri and Tennessea Both These States Send Hendricks Delegates Germans Forming a New PartyVirginia Adopts No Resolutions. St Lottib, June 1 A special dispatch to the Republican from Jefferson City, gives the following as reliable : The canvass of delegates for President shows Hendricks 19, Tilden 10, doubt ful 1. Jefferson City, June 1. The plat form adopted at the Democratic Con vention, includes thefollowing : ; Free i schools exempt from all sectarian con trol, free press, accountable for abuses te the civil and criminal law, preserva tion of Dublic Taith arid credit and honest payment of public debt; that we are in favor of a repeal of the re sumption act of January 1875, but in asmuch as the National Convention of the Democratic party is to be held within the next 30 days, we deem it inexpedient to adopt any resolutions respecting the currency or finance of the country, but refer the same to such Convention, hereby pledging our selves to support its platform, and to give the electoral ticket of Missouri for it. A resolution instructing the delegates to labor and vote for Hend ricks in National Convention, for Pre sident. was offered, but the convention refused to allow it to be read. Great confusion prevailed, but ' order was finally restored and the. Convention quietlv. Adjourned Nashville, June 1. The platform is for an unconditienal repeal, and the substitution of Treasury for Na tional bank notea; no curtailment of circulation, delegation to -ote as unit for Hendricks, who combines the most elements of success. The dele gation is nearly all Hendricks men . St PAUiJune I. The Norih Ameri can Turner's band held its annual ses sion at New Ulm centre, a large German settlement, to-day. Resolutions were passed for the formation of a new po. litical party, on a platform of radical reform in the civil service, the return to a specie basis, practical separation of Church and State, and the exclusion of sectarian instruction from the pub lic schools. Richmond, June 1. The Convention adopted no resolutions. A series was offered but laid on the table. Curious Rumors About the Deposed Attention, HOmefS ! sultan. Vienna, June 1. It. ia rumored that the deposed Sultan died of apoplexy, Other dispatches in cipher from Con stantinople, say ib i3 rumored that he was strangled. . ' LoNDoUi'June 1. Latest Constanti nople advices indicate the deposed -Sultan in close confinement. A, hun dred thousand dollars worth of treas ures on his person, Tiave been siezed. He will be sent to a distant town in Asia, where he will be confined with his family. :,-f YOU are hereby ordered to attend the reg nt! tnnnt.hlv mMtt.inc nf Tnnr f!om. pany, at 8 o'clocfc this (Friday) evening, at your nan. By order C. T. WALKER, Roirr. R. Ray, President. Secretary . june2-lt. XjAGUAYRA c of fee, CHOICE R.IO COFFEE, SEED T I C K CO F FE E , CHOICEST OOLONG TEA, CHOICEST HOYOIIE GUN POWDER TEA, VANILLA CHOCOLATE, , STANDARD A & C SUGAR, A & C YELLOW SUGAR, POWDERED SIJGAT?, And a complete fresh supply of t . . . . FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES. ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT REASONABLE, . PRICES. PENNSYLVANIA. Grand Procession of Knight Templars. Philadelphia, June 1. Upwards of 10.000 Knights Templar, many of them mounted, paraded this morning. Such a demonstration never took place in this city before, in the presence of so many people, and the buildings, pub lic and private, being literally hidden in. bunting and festive olierings, added much to the attractiveness of the parade. jPURE CRAB APPLE CIDER ! stovficacDBdSEiAl Mid-Nigltt Dispatches. VEATZR IR01ABIL1TI1S. Washington, June 1. For the South Atlantic States, southerly winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather, lower barometer and possibly light local rains will prevail. WASHINGTON. BEDSROOM AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE OF COFFINSOF ALL GRADES, ON hapiu. mar7 9 WASHINGTON. Evidence Fastened Upon Blaine A p p ailing Scene in the Committee Room Blaine's Appearancs-HSsn-ate Proceedings. imTTTTT ' M 11 ; K4 sua; t v i RACES .i. Washington, D. C, June 1. Mulli gan desired to make a statement when he arrived here. A note came from Blaine, requesting witness and Mr. Fisher to call at Blaine's house. Wit ness declined but Fisher went. Blaine called at Mulligan's hotel, and last night Blaine called on witness again. Fisher aDd Atkins were present. Blaine asked regarding private letters which Mulligan had promised to hand back, which he did. Blaine afterwards j came to witness' room, where they were alone, plead for the letters and talked of ruining his family and of suicide. He asked to read the letters again, and witness handed them to him, when Blaine gava him back one and retained and has yet some seven teen letters. After this Blaine spoke of other matters, asking witness how he would like to run a committee or how a foreign consul would suit him ? Blaine made a statement : he has the letters, but the conversation about sui cide and consulship is all imagination. I Blaine says he consulted two friends and to-day will consult two of the best lawyers whether anything in the let ters refer to the matters under inves tigation, namely, the $40,000 bonds which Scott sold to the Union Union IAcific The effect in the committee room was appalling. Mr. Blaine employed himself in folding an envelope very squarely, and in tearing it. i In the Senate most of the morning hour was occupied in reports Jtom committees and pension and claims, or bills of a private nature. Cabinet Members Qualify Mulli gan's Testimony Congressional Proceedings, &o. Washington, D. C.: June 1. Cams eron was qualified to-day as Secretary of War, and Taft as Attorney General. The body found in the river at Jer sey City, ia not thatof ex-Commissioner Burdett, who is still missing. Mulligan testified that Blaine got $30,000 in land bonds, and $32,500 in first mortgage bonds. The Maine man who bought the bonds paid the money to witness. The bonds were sent by express to Maine parties. Witness gave $40,000 in bonds to Blaine, and paid the rest. The most of the Maine parties paid five thousand cash and got fifteen thousand in bonds. The details of the Mulligan statements authenticate the report telegraphed at noon. Senate. A communication was read from the Secretary of War closing with the opinion that it will be well to allow the Signal Bureau to re main under control of the War De partment. The bill to amend sections 533, 556 and 572 of the revised statues, in regard to the judicial districts in Arkansas, Mississippi, South Carolina and West Virginia, passed. The impeachment was announced. The judgment of the Senate was made overruling the plea of the defendant na to iurisdiction. An order was sub mitted, that the accused be ordered to plead further or answei the articles within ten days. Carpenter asked for more time, and finally the court ad journed to Monday. Adjourned. Confirmations : Fulton, Collector ot Customs at Philadelphia; Beal, Minis ter to Austria ; Galevan, Post Master at Brownsville, Texas. H?use. The army bill wa3 resum ed. The bill passed 88 to 114. Its fea tures are known. It passed without amendment. The House proceeded to consider the bill to amend the title of the revised Statues relating to mer chant seamen. It provides for the appointment by the Secretary of the Treasury of a commissioner to be known as a shipping commissioner for every part of entry which is also a port of ocean navigation; passed. Elias, of Louisiana, introduced a bill to authorize the establishment of an ocean mail steamship service between the United States and Brazil; referred. Adjourned. mHAT NICE SWEET CIDER has arrived ... X and is now on draught. Try our Cider and Ice, Scuppernong Cobblers, Old Peach and Honey, Phifer's Old Rye, or our Old Dur ham Corn Whiskey. jun2 B N SMITH. PHILANTHROPIC HALL, UAVIDSOW COLLEGE, Ci . May 27th mnn IT.fTMVr .nl TTriXTOR A -R V MICM A. BERS of the Philanthropic Society, are respectfully invited to attend the anniver sary meeting of that body, to be held in their nail on tne evening oi jane ztvx, ieo AKUrllBi V VALiUja, Agent Phil. Society. jan2 d & w It Keystone Printing Ink Co. MANUFACTURERS OF PRINTING INKS, (Book and News Black a Specialty.) 135 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OP THRCiTY. . may20 OijrXJB JA rBB-'&Li&CB.-TO IJrB. ..j f -'P -:.t,T Breakfast, - . A.Cents Dinner, A .. ,50 Cents Sapper, 25 Cents l Table Board, $4. 50 per 3week apr22 , , confidential: "v TTR ThJlirfl r nfa snnerirtr oualitv. beinr J from the best ingredients aad under the personal supervision oi a practical pi-inoer and nrwnmiin therefore we will GUARAN TEE EVERY POUND OF INK SOLD to be of i SUPERIOR JET BLACK, QUICK DllilHU ana Aniiti&iji x n.nju ruja HlfTTTNftOIfP OUR PRICES ARE FROM 30 to 50 PER CENT. LOWER than anyctner Ints mwu- fantiiMiH in tha TTnitrl States. a trial nf a nomnln keer will convince any printer that he has been paying nearly doable what be should for his Inks in times past. Put up in kegs and barrels to suit purchasers. Aaaress KEYbTONK PRINTING INK CO. 135 North Third Street, jun2 2t Philadelphia, Pa. WIM, BtLt YOU BEST BOOTS, SIHMMES IMS, CHElATjER THAN ANY HOUSE 1 N ,T HE3J C-J T T j- CALL AND SEE THEM. t "w d:e &c 'p b g- a m , OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL, CHARLOTTE, N. C. figr BEST MACKINAW HATS. JUST RECEIVED. may2G MicatettotleLDYffioftlieWeei TtComretition fame and fret, These are the best five centers yet ; On steamboat, and in railroad car, Ye smokers rush for this Segar. Free-thinkers, and the orthodox, Gray beards.and those with youthful locks The Gamboller in Wall Street stocks, All gladly bay them by the box. Whether 'tis hardpan or inflate, All Smokers do appreciate ; In frozen zone or souther clime, "TEif CENTIALS" for half a dime. From North Btar, to tne lone oiar From early dawn till evening late. From Atlantic to Pacific's shore, Comes universal cry ior more. "Ten Centials" which are by far, America's BEST five cent Segar. C0ME0HEI COMB ALL! TO THE RISING SUN, C. S. HOLTON & CO. jun2 OK THOSE CIIEAV JUST RBCBIVJBIO. More of the Pretty Calicos for 6i cents Cash, - - ,h may27 :.. i Coffee! Coffee! .I . i. ,;l HAS EXPRESSED US ANOTHER XOT -OF- .1 WILL 003iMErOE EW YORK. -AT- Greatly Reduced Prices, : t - -AT THE . ., .,,;.,!,.! j ' , ' .; ...... IVl.i KOPPEL, ;- Nothing Against 0'Conor The Mas tang Eace. New York, June 1. The Committee on Chas. O'Conor's connection, with the excessive charges .in the Forest divorce case, reported no ground for any of the accusations. Jarrett & Palmer's express train, hence to San Francisco, in 84 hours, departed at 1 o'clock this morning with music, fireworks and cheers. It will arrive at San Francisco, Sunday. The actors aboard play'' there Monday night. The train consists of a locomo tive, baggage car and combined com missary car, and a Pullman Palace ho Lcl c&r The "mustang race for 305 miles, in 15 hours, on thirty ponies .commenced . . i mi. r l tr M!1iia wapq tnir?A l at iam. ise nw- - 5 A SG H T in 2 hours 17 seconds," little ahead of v: I . . - . i i -n i- Vti on- time. At XU O ClOCK I ttfKBi u complished 127 miles ; at 10.30 1S0 miles. 1 . f PENNSYLVANIA. The Fast Train Poison in Coffee Pittsbokg, June 1. The highest speed of the train to San Francisco, was 64 miles per hour; the lowest - 25; ayerage44. The stop here was for six minute3. Eastos, Jane 1. Martin Larose and another died from coffee whereof nine drank. The presence of the pison in the coffee is unaccountable. THE BLACK HILLS. The Massacre of the Cincinnatians. Cincinnati, June 1. A dispatch from Lincolp, Neb., details the mas sacre of Captain Stone's company of fKneinnatians for the Black Hills. It was passing tb Sand Hills, fifty miles frr,mT?P.rl Cloud Aeencv. It was warm an4 their coats and weapons were in the wagons. The men were straggling behind. The Indians rushed in, cut ting them off. The leaders, Captain Stone and James Woods were the first victims killed, and th bearer of tho: t report declares that not one of the forty-nine escaped. SgAVING purchased the entire fixtures of C Hashagen, I am prepared to serye my cus tomers with all grades of Choice Boasted COFFEES ; OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. MOCHA, LAOUIRA and FANCY RIO, al ways on hand. Coffees Roasted twice per week. SUGAR Cut Loaf, Standard A, Crushed Extra C, Granulated and brown pulverized. Little Pig Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Beef Tongaes, Wilson's Cooked Beef in 21b & 41b cans, Colombia River Salmon, Sardines, T obsters, Deviled Ham. Pine Apple Cheese, Preserves, Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Corn and Green Peas. Pickies, Candy, Jellies and Canned Pine Apples. The best assortment of Laundry Soap, Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Cloves and Cream Tarter. A fall sapply of all gTades of Teas. Fancy Family Flour, a specialty. JSS Pure Leaf Lard, at 1 W PERDUE' S, McMurray & Dayis' old Stand, NEW SPRina DRESS GOODS, WHICH WE OFFER AT 10 TO 121 CENTS PER ARD.CftJ R ',J DOWN GO BLACK GRENADINES TO LOWER PRICES THAN THEY HAVE HERETOFORE bsek OFFEBED. DOWN GO all kinds of SUMMER GOODS, TO SUIT THE TIMES. t 'i.i I.;. 61-4: GoloreD Llnelff DrcsS ;G S SOMETHING ITE' W '. ENTIRE NEW SUPPLY ALIr COLORS. New I Elegant Silk Ties,; Ecru Ties I Lace, ' i ALL OF WHICH WE GUARANTEE TO OFFER YtJ si:;9'c AT SATISFACTORY f prices; ; callP,eM jan2 may 17
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