JOD PRINTING.
The Obszkvxh Job Department au been
thoroughly supplied with every needed
want, and withjtt latest sty lea of Type, a4
every manner of Job Work can now be don
wita nftf" dispalea and cheapness.
Wa can farnUb at a&nrt notice
BLANKS, BILL HEADS, ; -,
I0ETTEB HBJtBS. CABDS,
' PROGBAMMKS, HAMD HILIA,
' ' PAMfHtJCXa CHECK, c, fc
umcbxptios &AXSS.
t aily 1 J. (POSid) aTance,
$8 00
4 00
00
75
l mon, "
WEEKLY XJDITIOB.
Wc.cH 7, in the county) in advance,
" oat of the county, postpaid,
t.:- 6 months, . ,. "
" Liberal reductions for clubs. ;.
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2 10
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CHARLOTTE. N. G.V SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1876
NO. 2 245
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER,
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15 O O T . . A N. D
S II O E S.
Attorcey and Consellor at Law
CHARLOTTE, N. C. .
OFFICE
- In Dowd fc Sims' New Build
ing, Up Stairs.
a-tf.
B
EST BKANDS CAKKED GOODS
And prices low at
ANIJUEWS & JOKES
jU2
TiKESH MILK BISCUITS,
Very fine, at
ANDREWS & JONES.
iflncfalCcMissraHonse.
THE undersigned have associated them
. selves In. the Auction aud Commission
business, and solicit consignments of Mer
chandise or all kinds.
Special attention given to the sale of all
kinds of Country Produce.
B N SMITH,
J A McLUBJS.
J A McLURE, Auctiokkkb.
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JUST RECEIVED?
: A Fine lot of CIGABS from 2 to 15 cents
XV at .Retail. Also, a good assortment of.
CHEWING TOBACCO low for cash.
T H AUSTIN.
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HI! asa,d
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THE BEST STOCK IN TOWN, AND THE
BEST GOODS FOR THE MONEY.
COME AND SEE US, EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND LEARN OlfR PRICES
NEW IRON FRONT -SMITH BUILDING," TRADE STREET, CHA RLOTT E, X. C.
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F U H N I T' IT B E
D B A E E U S
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE,
BEDDIMG, &C.
No. 5, West TradeJ3t.,
CH'ARLOTTE, N.C
JUST RECEIVED
A
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS-.
Noon Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
A Melange From Across tile Waters.
Losdox, June a. The Paris corresr
pondent of the Times says it seems
now beyond doubt that Russia, in ac
cordance with the other powers,-has
agreed to postpone the presentation of
the Berlin memorandurn;t6ffrhe PprtB;
The Time' Berlin dispajtch-declares
that the action of Rou mania , Mdi JSex-
via in relation to their containplaoe4
declaration of ' independence, wilfc
douHlefia be governed by Prussia, who
snsemwiUiug'tar'recognize Mourari u-
on condition that he abandon the idea
of waging war against Servia and Mon
tenegro. As, nowever, Mourad's party
is built upon such a war, it is expect
ed that such a Sultan will give no
binding promise.
It is reported that three British men-
of-war are cruising off the Dalmatian
coast, to' prevent the landing of arms
for the Insurgents; in the meantime,
warlike preparations continue. Servia
has just announced her adhesion to
the Geneva Convention, relative to the
treatment of the wounded. The of
ficial Gazette of Montenegro declares
that a fresh armistice is impossible,
and says the insurrection will now con
tinue in good earnest.
The Times, in its second edition,
publishes a special dispatch dated,
Berlin, June 3rd, saying it appears
that the powers have suspended action
on the Berlin memorandum for a few
days, in order to allow the new Turk
ish Government to give unmistakable
indication of their policy and their
power of maintaining themselves.
WASHINGTON.
Talk of Treating-, with Troublesome
, Lo Billta Extend Time for Settle
ment with Eaipads Farther Tes-
timony in Blame's Case Decora
tion of Confederate Soldiers' Graves.
.'Washington,
Ttrere were
une 3. Sstsate.
ns lrom isew ur-
FUIt. LINE
OF
PUIinDCUC PIQRUGH
UUlLUIILIId UMIIlinOLU,
BED! ROOM AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE
OF COFFINS OF ALL GRADES, ON HAND.
mar?
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WASHINGTON.
Steps to Treat with the Sioux Sub
committee Report Blaine in Con
temptThe Kerr Case Ceased to
Excite Interest.
Washington, D. C, June o. The
Senate has up the bill to appoint a
Commissioner to treat with the Sioux
Indians for the relinquishment ol that
portion of the reservation known as
the Black Hills.
The Judiciary Committee is in full
secret session to consider, the report
ol the sub-committee that Mr. Blaine
is in contempt in not surrendering
certain papers taken lrom a witness
who is under their protection.
The Kerr Committee is quietly con
tinuing its investigation, lhera is a
very slim 'attendance. The interest
has ceased.
Thfe House is in committee on the
Indian Appropriation Bill.
JIEW YORK.
-wOw-
Not to Invest Your Money in Shop-worn Goods, as at the
Central Hotel Store you can find all Articles New
and Fashionable, which can be sold
lowerthart any House in Town.
NEBRASKA.
The Fast Train Ahead of Time.
Omaha, June 3. The fast train ar
rived at Green River, 847 liSiles west of
Omaha, at 6.20 and left at 6.27, six
hours and fifty minutes ahead of
schedule time. It reached 'Bridger
Station at 7.58 a. ni., 7 hours and 16
minutes ahead of time.
Lateb. The fast train arrived at
Evanston, 955 miles from Omaha, at
9.15, 8 hours and 15 minutes ahead of
time.
FLASHES.
3F;JE5L 3C CS.ISS '3L-X JS
pOATES SPUOX.1COTTON 70 cents ir dozen; yeiy fine Swiss Muslin 20 cents per
J. v..nlfA,i ftk Pimii vr.i wide, at 121 cents a greaibargain,); ttaeqiialhri Stock
r. ,n. Ti.hi Sheetinir. 3 vards for $1.00 : 20.000
jer pair; ivj4mvi
elsewhere for double the money ; 5.0CQ yaras
New York, June 3. The Anti-Tam-
rnanv orsanization has voted to send
a committee to St Louis. Ira Schaf-
fer and Emanuel Bart head the com
mittee.
Mid-Night Dispatches.
IEAT3EB IRCBABIIITIIS.
of Kid Glovesjat $1.00
yards Embroideries. 5, 10 and 15 cents,
Washington, June 3.
For the South Atlantic States,
stationary or rising barometer, South
petiis
Teaps,IouisviIle cl Detroit, in laTor
of the repeal of tie bankrupt act. Sev
eral petitions were introduced looking
to a commission to the Sioux Indians,
with a view of acquiring ; the Black
Hills.- One proposition pre poses the
xemoval of the Indians to Indian Ter
ritory. Finally the bill passed, 30 to 8.
It "authorizes the Tresiden,t to appoint
a commission of 5 persons to visit the
Sioux Indians as soon as possible with
tiew of negbttafing a treatVof agree-,
ment with tbem for the cession to the
United States of the country known as
the Black Hills, and in the interest of
peace. It appropriates $50,000 for the
expenses of the Commissioners, to be
confirmed by the Senate.
Bayard, of Delawere, int roduced a
bill to extend the time during which
the settlement between the United
States and certain railroads may be
made, under the act of Eeburury 27th,
'75. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. House. The disabilities of Rodwick
S Kenned, and Wm R Jones, of Texas,
were removed. The Indian Appropri
ations was resumed. Many amend
ment were rejected, atfiong them one
by Seelye, of Massachusetts forbidding
rations to white men living with In
dian women.
Bayard's bill proposes to extend for
one year the term during which under
the act o? February 27th, 1875, settle
ments may be made of the accounts of
the United States and certain Southern
Railroads. The bill also provides that
no balances found due the Railroad
companies snail be paid until the;ac-
counts are adjudicated by the execu
tive departments in accordance with
existing laws. The Legislative Appro
priations Bill was resumed ; it is two-
thirds through. All the amendments
to existing salaries were agreed to. Ad
journed.
In the Blaine investigation, Mr.
Fisher testified that he had sent Blaine
the interest in the Northern Pacific
Railroad, and afterwards received the
money back with, interest; did not
know why he never received the stock.
Jewell has gone to Hartford. He re
turns Tuesday.
The Judiciary Committee came to
no conclusion in reference to Blaine a
refusal to surrender papers. The sub
committee continued its examination.
Mr. Blaine denied having had any con
nection with the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Mr. Atkins and Mr. Fisher
were on the stand in this connection
but nothing was elicited.
To-day the Southern, Memorial As
sociation of the District, decorated the
graves of the 360 Confederate soldiers
who are buried at Arlington Cemetery.
The exercises were of a simple but
beautiful character. There were pre
sent about 300 persons, the ladies pre
dominating. The majority of the par
ty started from the Board of Trade
rooms in two large and two small om
nibuses and a number of private car-
nages, aoout noon. J. lie assemblage
was called to order on the portico of
the Mansion House by Dr Garnett,
who stated that Rev Dr Petzer, would
offer a nraver. at the conclusion of
which they would form a procession
and march to that portion of the
grounds where they would decorate
the graves. Rev A VV Petzer, of the
Central Presbyterian Church, offered a
prayer in which he said they recogniz
ed that God had raised some up and
cast down others, and that often hopes
nearest their hearts had been cast
down. They returned thanks for the
blessed work of the Bon of God, who
had taught them how to liye and how
to die and had given a hope of the
blessed life bevond the grave and a
re-uniorf in the world to come. He
asked them all as they stood to day in
Counterfeits Afloat A North Caro
lina Convict Pardoned.
New Yoek, June 3. The following
executed counterfeits are circulating:
Twenties, of the National Bank of Uti-
ea,;N Y; Tens of the Farmers' & Man
ufacturing Bank, Poughkeepsie; Fives,
of the First National Bank of Chica
go, National Bank of Paxton.Ill., First
National Bank of Canton, 111., First
National Bank of Peoria, 111.; First
National Bank of Aurora, 111.; First
National Bank of Galena, 111.; Nation
al Bank of Northampton, Mass:
Hampden Bank of Westfield, Mass.;
Mechanics' National Bank of New
Bedford, Mass.; Traders' National
Bank of Chicago:' First National Bank
of Louisville, Ky. Two men and a
wotnan were arrested yesterday for
passing some of these bills. Other
counterfeits were found on their per
sons. Albany, June 3. Henry Huling, of
North Carolina, who was convicted of
robbing the mail and sent to pris
on here, has been pardoned by the
President.
PRIME JAVA
I A
COFFEE,
G OF F E E,
NEW ADVlittTlSJEMENTJ
Sheriff's Sale
I will sell for cash at the Court House door
in the City of Charlotte, on Monday the
3rd day of July next.to satisfy executions in
my hands. The following city property, to
wit: The large Brick Building on the
corner of Fourth and Trvon streets, known
as the Southern Life Insurance Baildia?.
M. E. ALEXANDER,
jun4 loi Sheriff.
Meeting,
CENTENNIAL B. & L. ASSOCIATION.
fTiHE third regular monthly meeting of
X this Association will be held Monday
evening, 5th inst., at 8 o'clock, at R E Coch
rane's office.
Dues must be paid or fines will be impos
ed. K M MILLER,
A G Brehizkr, President.
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G U A Y R A
CHOICE RIO
SEED TICK
CHOICEST OOLONG TEA?
CHOICEST QQYUIIE GOH POWDER TEA,
VANILLA' CHOCOLATE,1 T;, ! ' A
STANDARD A&C SUGAr'a & C YELLOW SUGAR, POWDERED SUGAR,
And a complete fresh Bupply of
GROCERIES.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
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.GQPD3 DELIVERED FRBK-ETO, ANY PA&CQ? TH?. CITY. .
THE CITY CLUB
lit WME TO WmE.
Treasurer.
C. C. RAILWAY,
1
will
G.20 p m
G:40 a m
0:30 p m
7:30 am
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
Wilmington, May 12, 1876.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Sunday, May 14, trains
run oyer this Railway as follows :
PASSENGER, MAIL & EXPRESS TRAINS
Daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave TTilmington, at
Arrive at Charlotte,
Leave Charlotte, at
Arrive Wilmington, at
FAST FREIGHT and PASSENGER
TRAINS Tri-weekly Leaves "Wilming
ton and arrives at Charlotte Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays ; Leaves Char
lotte and arrives at Wilmicgton Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Wilmington, at - 5:20 a m
Arrive at Charlotte, - - - 11:45 p m
I-eave Charlotte, at 5:20 a m
Arriye at Wilmington, - - 11:30 p m
SHELBY DIVISION Daily, Sundays ex
cepted.
Leave Charlotte, at -
Arrive at Shelby, at
Leaye Shelby, at
Arrive at Charlotte,
CONNECTIONS.
Connects witn tne A. & K. Air-Liine 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 7:30 a. m.
Papers publishing .Carolina Central
Railway schedule Will please notice
changes.
d Li FKJCMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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7:00 a m
11:30 a m
1:30 pra
G:00pm
Breakfast, - Cents
Dinner, 50 Cents
Supper, 25 Cents
TableSBoard, $4.50 per week
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LAGrER beer,
WINES, ALES AND PORTER,
THE SUMMER SEASON HAVING OPENED, WE TAKE PLEASURE INFORM
ING our friends and customers that we are now selling our home bottled, Cinciftuati,
Philadelphia and Reading Lager at the low price of $1 25 per dozea .to customers in , the
city, delivered at their residences. ' ' ' '
Massey's Ale and 1'orter at i.7o per uozen, angnsn .a.ie aau jrorwsr t yew uuzeu.
. . -T . n t -r-r i-il -J 4 1- 1 A T T. t ....
A II kinds of Wines. Soda Water and Belfast Gineer Ale. kept on Ice. for instant use.
wivo diflfprpnt brands of leaser Beer sold bv tne Kee or nan Darrei, at lowest prices.
LUDWIG jfiscmsssjsii, xryon siree
juu3
OUR
FRIENDS
rl
RE notified that our Stock is for sale. Everything we have is new and freA, booht
since Goods reached the lowest price at which they have been sold since the War. 'If is a
well known fact that all Goods bought prior to 18 months ago were from 53 1,50 pmeant.
higher than those bought since that time. The result is we can makea .pronjj poL.$ur
Goods and comite with prices on old Stocks at cost. ' '-; iiUp ""
We want it distinctly understood we are going to sell. Onr Stock cost us less en, any
other in Charlotte and we do not propose to he undersold by any one.- ReipBctflllJ
land lSfcents per yard;. Immense Stock of Parasols at $1.00 each; to vest winds, stationary or lower the presence of the dead, of those who
500 Ladies Untrimmed Hats of all kinds
Gros Grain Ribbons 5, 10
Ladies Ealbriggan Hose, only 35 cents per pair
. . i ..!.. mid elsewhere at $1.00; Extra beayy Black
io teit-ci nom me toumcf, w y-- -
. r... w i n a Vftrd : The best 90 cents Coieet in this town ;
vjrou oruin oiiJt iwr viam, t
Um Stock of Neck Ruffling. 5, 10 and 18 cents per yard.; 400 yard, bert lrish; Linen, at
7 - l .-hi -Inhere at $1.25 ; All Silk White IIlusioB.'inly'sScantser yard ;
Very fine French Flowers at 60 cents.
else, it enables
me to defy Competition. "
temDerature. partly cloudy weather
and possibly occasional rains.
MISSOURI.
Dead Bcdies Found An Army Officer
Dead.
St. Louis, June 3. A man, woman
and child are dead in the woods near
Billeville, Ills. From the position of
the bodies it is supposed the man shot
thft woman and child and then him
self.
Lt. Col. Treadwell Moore, Deputy
OnrtM- Master General is dead. He
died aVFort Gibson
had given up everything dear, and
their lives, in defense of what they be
lieved to "be tfght, that " all would be
grepared'for that' re-union; that all
malice and uncharitableness might be
forgotten. He returned thanks for the
blessings during the one hundred years
of our national existence "how closed,
and prayed that all breaches may be
Deflicatea to the Lovers of the Weea.
Let Competition fume 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,
Grav beards.aud those with youthful locks
The Gamboller in Wall Street stocks,
All gladly buy them by the box.
Whether 'tis nardpan or innate,
All Smokers do appreciate ;
In frozen zone or souther clime,
'TEH CENTIALS" for half a dime.
From North Star, to the Lone Star btate,
From earlv dawn till evening late.
From Atlantic to Pacific's shore,
Comes universal cry for more.
"Ten Centials" which are by lar,
America's BEST five cent Segar.
COHEOIIEI COME ALL!
TO THE RISING SUN,
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THE TURF.
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neaiea ana xnat me ruiera majf I n O TTAT rnrVT jP Ti
the fear of God before them, and that O. b. XxULl X UJM x KjVJ.
the blessincs of heaven would be be
stowed upon us as a nation.
The line was then formed and on
arriving in that part of the cemetery
where the Confederate dead are buried,
it broke into littie groups who proceed
ed to deposit flowers on the graves.
EST'
The Races on Jerome Park.
JEROMPjJune 3,-Tbe, rain last Anotker
mgnt improvea tne irac. iue iwu
dapce was very large to-day. t There
was a purse of $400 for three-quarters
of a mile. Madge 75, ; 100, IQ0; Lean
der, 40, 75, 85; Cyrille, Probability and
Lord Zieland the field, 15, 40, 4o. Race
won by Madge, Leander second, Cy
rille thirdlPeobability fourth, Lprd
Zieland fifth; time 11171.
PENNSYLVANIA.
in the
Dead Uneasiness
fTeigaborhood.
. ExaiON, June 3. Another is dead.
There was enough arsenic in the coffee
to poison a - hundred -'people. Jacob
Young was murdered and robbed in
the same vicinity a .few; weeks ag.
There is great uneasiness in the neigh
borhood,;.
"FURNITURE !
PMORHi CHAMBER SETS,
Bedsteads, Bureaus,
TABLES, ,T I N SAFES,
BABY CARRIAGES, &c.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS 1
7 - UAsn cuiiuu).
D. A. SMITH & CO.,
'.'.V' EAST':TRAi)B ; STREET. :'
apr28 tf : '
For one ounce or Chesapeake Fine Cut at
ja ASDSKWB S JUHJCJ.
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HAS EXPRESSED US ANOTHER - LOT
OF ,
IVTEW
WHICH WE l11 AT 10 T0 121 CENTS;rEP)YAPl-, t- .
DOWN GO ' BBAOK GRENADINES,;';
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TO LOWER PRICES THAN THfiY'HAVE HERETOFOEEeeeh OPPERE D.
DOWN GO all kinds of SU1DIER GOPJPS,
TO SUIT THE TIMES. ;!i
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iits.
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Col o r e D LinelVr DrccS GoodS
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S Q M B.XH I N G NJJ;W .
in
ENTIRE NEW SUPPLY ALL COLORS.
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New I Elegant Silk Tics, Ecru Ties I Lace,
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all op whicjh wi; Gij ar atee to 6pIryqpi, 7u-q q
AT SATISFACTORY PRICES. OAKL AND EXAlINB'l8rOCk,.,, J
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