JOB PRINTING.
SOBSCKIFTIOH EAfKS-
Daily 1 yew (postpaid) in advance,
6 nios. " "
3 nios. " " " '
TU OsaiBVxm Job Department 0M.
thoroughly supplied with every needed
want, and with the latest styles ol Type, axft
every manner of Job Work can now be don
with neatness, dispatch and cheapness, .fry
We ean furnish at short notice ; vW;- -s
BLANKS, BILLHEADS, r - -r.: 1. ,
LETTER UZ IDS, CARDS, g ft ,
TAGS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS, rj
PBOORAMME3, HAND BILLS, ' '
PAMPHUKTS. CHEOKa, Ac, 0
3 00
4 CO
2 O
i mon, 7
TIULT EDITION. . '
Weekly, in the Coanty) hi advance,' :$'2 'CO
out of the county, postpaid, 2 10
6 months a .Of
liberal reductions-for clubs. i
; 0XIII.
CHARLOTTE N. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 13,1876
NO. 2 251
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER:
0teertct
fflttita
BOOTS
AND
s n o e s.
MILLE8 A 80IiS.
JNO. H LEAK.
MM
MILLER & LEAK,
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' ' ' ! ' ; ' -
Tobacco Manufacturers,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
BRANDS,
(;01 D-BASIS, NONE-SUCH, HORNETS'
kNKST.
jull
New-Auction I. Commission House.
THE undersigned have associated them
selves In the Auction and Commission
uusiuesa, ana soucic consignments of Mer
chandise of all kinds. . .
, Special attention given to the sale of all
kinds of Country Produce.
B N SMITH,
J A McLURE.
J A McLURE, Auctioneer.
mayl6
JUST RECEIVED.
A Fine lot of CIGARS from 2J to 15 cents
at Retail. Also, a good assortment of
unr. vyiinu luiiAt tu low lor casn.
T H AUSTIN.
, mayll
BOOTS, SHOES,
ann aad sums;
THE BEST STOCK IN TOWN, AND THE
BEST GOODS FOR THE MONEY.
CONK AND SEE US, EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND LEARN OUR TRICES
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Noon Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
Essayist Dead Boat Capsjzed Cfiri-J detrac from the weJl established re
S3
1
to the payment of money to Mr Kerr,
was unqualifiedly false, and that Mr
Kerr stood fully exonerated from all
implication affecting his personal hon
or official integrity. The committee
had found nothing in the whole oro-
' J gress of tho investigation to impair or
-Re
5 ?
UKW IKON FRONT -SMITH BUILDING," TRADE STRElARLOTTE,; N. C.
i u ay 30
FUlt-NITURE
D E A L, E 11 S
"WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
DEALERS IN
otis ' Reports About Royalty
ward Ottered, &c, &c.
London, June 11. The Manchester
i -
Guardian's London correpondent says
E P Hingston, the English essayist,
died on Friday.
Same correspondent says it is re
ported that Albert Grant has sold his
newspaper, the EchL
A pleasure boat was capsized at
East Bourne and 17 persons were
drowned.
A telegram from Calcutta indicates
that in the enquiry into the murder of
Margary Fulton it is not likely the re
port will be published while the pres
ent complications exist.
La France, a Paris paper hostile to
Turkey, publishes a dispatch that the
elder son and mother of the late Sul
ton are murdered.
- The PosVs Berlin dispatch says the
insurgent leaders have accepted an
armistice and appointed YVesselitzke
to arrange guarantees with Northern
powers.
A Vienna special to the Daily News
reports that the Turkish gOYernjnent
of Herzegoyinia has offered 2,000
florins reward for the capture of the
Russian organizer of the insurgent
forces.
The Faufulla newspaper of Home
intimates that' the' temporary ; retire
ment of Prince Gortschakoff is proba
ble.
WASHINGTON.
Blaine Improving; Measures for His
Comfort The House Wont Ad
journ for the Cincinnati Convention.
putation ef Mr Kerr for unquestioned
personal integrity and unsullied puri
ty. Clymer remarked that the con
clusion reached was the unanimous
judgment, not only of the committee
but of th House and the country.
Danford, of Ohio, a Republican
member of the committee, said that it
RHODE ISLAND.
Mill to be Closed.
Providence, June 12. The Trustees
of A W Sprague & Co., Manufacturing,
Company, order all their mills shut
after runing off the present stock.
TheLo well Hamilton Print Works have
stopped, but will resume when the
condition of the market warrants it.
FLASHES.
W. R. BURWELL & CO.
- i t ,n t ir
Charleston, S C, June 12. A heavy
easterly gale which prevailed here dur-
member ol the committee, said tnat it . raost of the day prevented arrivals
afforded him real pleasure to be able deDftrtures bv sea. No injury to
J. A 11. A w.,s-4. I, I w . '
lo Buoscnuu iu u.c leyvn, uui u shipping i9 yet reported
Ul LI1C UlllVriUIiailC Ul XO.L XVC11.
but because it was an act of simple
justice to that gentleman. . He spoke
of the unfortunate circumstance that
Death of a Thirtx-Six-Year-OW
Horse. Doc. the property and faith
ful servant, of James F. Stewart, of
pressed itself against the threshold of of Greene township, Clarke county,
tuu uiuuii y a,o iv mi mil) c jwtuv
ALL KINDS OF
FTJRNITUEB,
BEDDIMG, &C.
No. 5, West Tradet.,
CH'ARLOTTE, n.c,
JUST RECEIVED
a
FULL LINK
OF
CMIDRENS CH.
BED ROOM AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE
OF COFFINSOF ALL GRADES, un hahu.
mar
7
? v
crat from Indiana, giving the nomina
tion to Green, a Republican from New
York, and said that had it not been
for that circumstance, the committee
would not have deemed it worth while
to even enter on the investigation.
He was happy to say, however, that
he had ao idea that so far as tbe
corruption of Mr Kerr was concerned,
there was a single scintilla of truth in
Harney's testimony: it was a false
hood taken advantage of by a bad man
for the purpose of attempting to black
en the reputation of a good man. Ap
plause. He spoks of these investiga
tions used by bad men like Harney, as
being the very worst instrument that
can be used in a country like this. The
testimony of Harney was but the na
tural outerowth of these inveatiga
tions
bv Mr. Stewart in the spring of 1844,
thirtv-two vears ago: he was four
years old at that time, making him
thirt.v-aiT vfiaramld this snriner. Doc.
was a dark dapple dun with black legs,
he was of medium size, fine form,
pond stvle. and an eve that did not
seem to dim with age. spirited, yet of
a docile position, ana naa iew equais
m speed &va strengtn. xnis remarka
ble horsenever was sick an hour,
never missed a feed for loss ofappe
titfi. never had a puff or blemish on
his limbs, was supple and had good
use ot himseii always. Mr. oiewart
rpt.irpfl him several vears aeo with a
lif nensian. of eood pasture in sum
mer and warm stable with 'abundant
food in winter, and well he deserved
this humane treatment from his kmc
and grateful master.
WHOLESALE Ss BET A TTj;:
DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &CT
Egyptian women have the prettiest
hands in the world, and both American
nnrl Parisian Ladies are noted for the
nf thpir hands and feet. The
VUXll III 11LCC3 Ul lire iiunoc imvi -
Washington, June 12. Mr. Blaine
slept well during the night and con
tinues to improve. Ropes are stretch
ed across the streets leading to his
residence to prevent his being disturb
ed by the noise of paising vehicles,
and men are stationed at the door
who deny admisiion to all persons.
In the Senate, a motion to adjourn
over to Thursday next 011 account of
the Cincinnati Convention, was defeat
ed; yeas 16, nays 23.
Proceedings regarding Blaine, both
in t.hft House and Committee, were
postponed on account of his sickness
The House is very thin. The Repub
limn hnr.hes were nearly vacant. At
nnfi o'clock. Mr. Blaine was still im
proving, and had freely taken nourish
ment. The doctors say he will recover
and be as strong as ever:
been 6een this sessiou, mousing
around and dragging the public life
and private correspondence of citizens
into publicity, publishing even the
bank accounts of officials without
charges and without specifications
Mr." Danforth continued,
length, and concluded
here to be able from the heart to say
latter, who are exquisitely nice in ev
ery detail regarding the adornment of
their person, give particular attention
to their fingers and nails. Those who
are able to afford it have a person call
ed a manicure prepare their hands ev
ery day. The process takes something
lib-o half on hnm and the result eives
at great theoft skin, handsome almond-shaped
.i rriari nails' and the white half moon which is
J t 1 1 L CIHU I -
0 t 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 ... P 4-ck nml
OUUinCtl Oil Hie 1UWCI ptUl' Ul tut imii
Tipvt tn the skin, irom twelve 10
that whatever shadow this momentary tu
' I Lll 11 I J Vt.VXiM.4fcJ l iv--. w " J
imputation might 4iave cast on the experienced manicure, and about six
davs 01 tne aistmguisneci geniieniau, nunuic j, w. --,
Hid-Nigbt Dispatclies.
-wOw-
the Speaker of this House, 'days
which come of fear are numbered al
ready.' It is the unanimous voice of
the people, through their Representa
tives that the aegis of a long and hon
orable life has protected him from the
envenomed shaft of malice, that the
cloud is removed and that if his sun
goes down it shall go down in full hon
or and in the esteem of all honorable
men of whatever class or political feel
ing." Applause on both sides of the
House.
Garfield, of Ohio, suggested that the
vote on the report should be taken by
the members rising. The suggestion
was adopted, and all the members, 210
in number, rose in the affirmative;
none in the negative, uarneia tnen
asked that it be entered on the record
that the report was adopted unani
mously. The Speaker pro tern direct
ed the clerk to let it be recorded on
the record as the unanimous vote of
the House.
Leavenworth, of Ohio, suggested as
are said to follow that profession in
Pans alone.
Knmfi old fraud savs. "Get UP with
thp sun if von want to be healthy and
wise." It is easy enough to follow this
advice in the winter, when th sun acts
spnuihlv. and doesn't eet up until seven
o clock; but when lie commences 10
get up at four o'clock, we have observ
ed that the wisest men give him abemt
two hours start, and let their wives
accumulate health and wisdom.
SPEI1TG-S' COK-ZCTETR-,
CHARLOTTE, IfcT- O.
jun8
LAGrER beer,
WINES, ALES AND PORTER,
OEIGhIr .A-lsm DOMESTIC.
BELFAST
W ADVERTISEMENT
I Washihgtok, June I;
For the South. Atlantic States,
veering to South and West, stationary highly proper, that the House should
Masonic.
MEMBERS of Excelsior Lodge No. 261,
A. F. fc A. M., will attend a Reeular
Communication of their Lodge to-nigkt, at
71 sharp, at their Hall in Masonic Teiaplc
Building.
An Auction of officers for the ensuing year
will be held, besides etber business of im
portance. Members in arrears to May 1st are special
ly xcqueated to attend prepared to pay tkeir
j13 It Secretary.
Malt Hop Toxic,
$3.50 per dozen,
rJO cents per
jun8
GINGER
ALE,
$2.00 per doz.,
20cts pr bottl
LUDWIQ & FISCHESSER, Tryon Street.
TTIE CITY CLTUB
lb TMM 9LACE TQ W1JVM. .
Kct to Invest Ycur WEcney in Shop-worn Coeds, as at the
Central Hotel Store you can find all Articles New
and Fashionable, which can be sold
Icwerthan any House in Town.
temperature, cloudy and rainy weath
er, and lower preiiauMiDwisibly pro-
ceding an area of low bVro'meter.
WASHINGTON.
Bristow Disavows Saying it, and
Blaine Disavows Believing that
He Said it Hill's Petition Army
ADoronriation Triumphant Exon
eration of Speaker Kerr Colored
Catholic Church" Dedicated Kerr
and Blaine Both Better, &c., &c.
Dennison publishes the details of an
interview. Saturday eveninc, sought
by Bristow with Blaine, for the pur
.... 1 I mraa nf A i aa xt n Winer that. Bristow had
....u'....Ja... vnv f 1 !.- hWlhS MUillll .VICUIS itl r - 1 ' .
-tniTi . .t'(ltl, I DIIUA ,uuis t--j - 1 . j ... i:'4 n
. - 1 insugaieu iue uiveHngntiuu
,Yrd; Uan.ifulBtcck Iucs, y.M wide. ,t 121 cenl. (a gun, ba.gan,,, ; urequaueu
vi Kid Ch.W at $1X0 rer iair; 10 quarter BleaU.d th.eti,r, 3 ja-ds for $1 CO; 20.000
En!troidie..5.10 .nd 15 cent,, Mld b.re for double the money ; 5.CC0 yards
0 s Giain EilUx, 10d IScen.s ,er yaid ; Vrrnienu Sock of Parasols at$l.COea ;
l.dies ralbrian Hc, enly 35 cents rr pair; 5(0 Ladies Untrimmed Hatstf all kinds
,0 ,el.ct fu n the counter, at CO cents each, sold Inhere at $LC0 ; Extra heavy Black
GrcGrainfilk fcr Drescs. only flXO a bld; Ibe bit CO cents Ccmt in this town ;
Un; Stock cf Keck T.mi,e, 5, 10 .d 18 ccr.ts ,-c, yard ; 4X ya,d be.t I Ah LineB, at
75 ce,S , er yatd. sold elicbtte.t $1.25 ; All Silk Whitelllu.icn. only 35 cent, per yard ;
Vc-iy fine French Flowers at 10 cents.
Blaine
disavowed having entertained any be
lief in the rumors to this effect
Thfi President vetoed the
bill tor the relief of Michael V Brock,
lftteWivatV fCoi D., 10th Tennessee
Volunteers.
Merrimon presented a petition of D
II Hill, for the removal of hi3 clisabili
ties. A quorum was obtaiaed with
difficulty, and tlie Senate adjourned to
Thursday.
HODSE. The Army Appropriation
Bill 4 was reported. It appropriates
$23,000,000, which is $10,000,000 less
than the estimate. The joint resolu
tion proposing to modify the treaty
furnish to Mr. Kerr, in the most form
al manner, a certified copy of tne pro
ceedings. The clerk was instructed
accordingly. Adjourned.
St. Augustine's Church, colored Cath
olic, was dedicated yesterday. Arch
Bif hop Bayley, of Baltimore, conduct
ed the ceremonies. Sixteen acolytes,
all colored, attended within the sanc
tuary.
The 10th of September has been fix
ed for the trial of the safe burglary
conspirators.
Mr. Kerr received vUitors . to-day,
and ate a hearty dinner.
The hourly bulletins have ceased.
Blaine continues to improve, and his
appetite is good.
NEW Y0KK.
Railroad Kates to the Wet.
New York, June 12 The Erie,
Pennsylvania Central, New York Cen
tral. Baltimore & Ohio and Grand
Trunk Railroads, to-day reduced rates
for West bound freight from 75 cents
to 25 cents per 100 pounds to Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Buffalo,
and proportionate reduction to all
Western points. Kates; both coast
and West bound, for freight and pas
sengers, are now cut terribly. The
Grand Trunk and Baltimore & Ohio
lines claim differential rates. The
For Rent.
Apply to
TTOUSE with six Rooms.
jul3 W It BURWELL.
Family Groceries,
ALWATS ON HIND,
AT
T. H. AUSTIN'S.
juH
To Citizens of Charlotte.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, 1
Charlotte, N. C, Jan 12. 1876. J
1 a ti,i Loaf nf ffnmnipr is rtneH us. caus-
AkJ V r
ing the rapid decomposition of animal
and vesetable matter, wnicn euiminaies ele
ments obnoxious to health and life, and as
the City Charter creates an official doty ' to
oil oiiava Ws rollars. TriYies. s tables.
nti,r .l n ra nf hk( nnaracter to
StJCD UW WtUW t
I be cUansed and purified at the expemse 1
. U .n.n ay at ftPPliniPr H Tl n inLl V 1ULS MAC
iuc w t, i . . w.. r , " ,
represented to be in bad condition, all citt-roT-i.rtfnll
rnnested to so clean
and purify their respectlye lots within the
fiv og. tVint. thpv mav avoid beine
reported for laaintaining, escape the penalty
therelor, ana nave iue same icmuTcu
expense.
at.u nerjnns inplndins railroad cor
porations, are requested to remove all stag-
...t n.tn frnm thir nrpmiseS- and to de-
i;nut r . " - L t
Rnntpk thistles, and ailaatnus or
tree of Paradise, on their respective lots or
ht r TAttYTOrpAlT
in the streets. na junnoiuix,
jal3 5t Mayor.
Removal.
TV I3S LOU STEWART, has removed her
1T1 b
Breakfast,
Dinner ou ei118
KmmAr vmko
TaMe Board, S4.50 per week
apr22
a .n
1
- ' s
N Is xow in NEW YORK MAKING PURCHASERS for QtfR 'J' "
-1 l'ili'JJ.k
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING BY EXPRESS
NEW and
me to defy Competit(offj
WJ.:
ill h
except for commercial pursuits, paes-
. . - .......i-j -. vuhn nnv one else, it enables ed. Clymer,-of Pennsylvania, from
AS I BCUgnt OW,iw.jmi- rr.ifl'.i ,..-;-..-v. tbe Committee on Expenditures in
the WrP-elp'tetfft HM f- report '
in the case of the charge against
Speaker Kerivu :The report states ttdt
I after a full inquiry intd the facta, ffnd
after a thorough examination of Imu
ran :e Harney, the only witness mak
ing the chatQisO: of Augustus B
Green and divers other witnesses, it
appears, that in;.186G, while a mem
ber of the House of Representati ves of
j ihe S9th CongfesSj Mr Kerr aid, in the
i--kf aW&t. frrirtwile. nomi-
"EffT "IrV TES- (O) J JJ JjSll dLM m nateGreVn for an appointment in the
ever: had found no diflaculty m reach-
mw v a M - -""i ' ' '' ' ' " ; iM the conclusion that the charge as
Trvon Street.
with China, giving each government ti thatthewar win be lone near the Charlotte Hotel, lately occupied by
reciprocally cdutrol. of immigration, prospect is that the war win g Dr HinBt wncw Bhe willcontouetore-
v . J and bitter. nPw and work over. in the most fashionable
styles, all old Hair, Drams, comomgn,
, ; sc.
A U.J ? ' 11 -l
Hair of deceased friends or family hair to be
kept as a relic, made up in Deauuiui eiyie,
and at very low pricas. Ladies flair clean
ed and all danrulf remoyed, in a very satis
factory manner. Hair Dressing for balls and
parties a specialty.
junb
OHIO.
te'. ;m$ept$ Qf Candidates Un
changed 'i he a or tu uaroana jjeie
gation Arrived
CUtciItnati, June 12. Blaine's sick
ness has caused great anxiety, and ap
pears to have worked against him, in
winning the doubtful delegates to his
. ,. mi! . 1 1. -
Support, xnere seems no urea, m cue x. - 'Ta: Y7a fT,h and
. 1 l iu et. -i n,;a resevoir on ice, and the water is as fresn ana
original strength of the several parties, sparkiinK M from the Springs, and equal in
1 " 11.. a. v 1 Vx ? , 1 1 si I n: .
or cnange lu HiB ugutc iui ui
ballot or- progress- in the combina
tions. -
The North Carolin a delegatio n h as
arrived at the Grand Hotel.
AT ONE HALF THE PRICE THEY WERE IN THE EARLY' SPRING.
New Plaid Dress Goods,
REDUCED FROM 50 CENTS TO 33J. ANOTHER ARRIVAL OP -
Ladies' Chip and Straw Hats in all Colors, Sundowns and
Flowers. New Supply of Ribbons and Trimming
Silks, at Greatly Reduced prices.
. 1. 3
Saratoga Springs
AT CHARLOTTE, N.3C.
t-u a vniT fiinPTmB nf th?B celebrated
Springs is now open at McAden's Drug
tore, ine water is urawu uum uw--
it medicinal properties,
april ,
TRY the new Charlotte Favorite, only
cents, or the Btonewall Jackson Cigar,
.or 10 cents, at vvaiiiivn dbjuum. m.
fmarll
Black Worsted Mourning Goods, Gents? Hate, latest
Style. Fresh Stock of OlotMng.
ALL GOODS IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE SOLD aX' THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES-TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES7
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