CHAITTE OBSERVER.
jod pmriTinc :zz
ThaOaassTU Job Department iu bHl
thoroughly supplied with vary
wast, and with the latest style of Type, aoTI
every manner of Job Work can now be don
with neatness, dispatch and cheapness, -
we tan furnish at short notice -4
BLAKlCa BILL HEADS, '
LKTTJCBHKUW, CARDS, '
TAGS, BEGEIFTB, FOGTORS, f '
PROGRAMMES, HAND BILLS, ;
FAMFgLgra, ofenga, a,
j ,ear. uwtpaid) n advance,
n " . ;
$8 00
4 00
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75
Bl.IV
, I . j n the county) in advance, . $2 00
' ' out of the county, postpaid, 2 10
6 months,
1 05
Yotxin.
CHARLOTTE, N. CU SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1876
N(E 2 262
I jberal redactions for clnbs,
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AT COST FOR GASH!!
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TTAVIKG ALAEGE AND FKESH STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS ON
Noon Bispatehes.
L0.
Particulars of the Recent Battle with
the Sioux.
JfW r Ti TT fain a C)A A f ?ovrtfV
JiKD, AND MONEY BEING VERY SCARCE, , r WE HAVE DETERMINED CrTokV camp. Goose
TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS, AT COST FOR Creek, June 19th, gives the following etronger and more successful before
iwvwumrs ui me ugm, auc oiuui me people. Uther eoutnern aeiegates
has unsettled opinion in j the Sooth
somewhat. With 'Blaine, Morton or
Conkling on the Republican ticket,
Tilden was by all odds the man for the
Democratic nominationbut the nega
tive qualities of Hayes and the strength
resting , therein, have, modified views
in the South to some extent, and al
though there is no doubt that Tilden
ia the choice of the South, it may be
thought that some other man will be
,nii IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE FALL PURCHASE
- .....
01 K STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, AND WE INVITE
THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO ITS EXAMINATION.
Bargains Will W03Bfered;
gLlA8,-COHEN & ROBS8LBR.
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MASONIC TE MPLE BUILDING.
numbered 2,500, ender Sitting Bull, expres opinions similar to the above.
Crook's command of 1,300 mounted
I soldiers, and 250 Snakes and Crows WASHINGTON.
marched forth, provided with Govern
ment arms and led by chiefs Louisante, Say lor Elected Speaker pro tern The
CosgroveV Old; Crow, Medicine Crow
and Good Heart. Ca'pt. Henry was
horribly ; wounded -in the face. At
1 o'clock the flringxhad closed, and the
whole command had followed in pur
suit of the Sioux, but after moving
Sundry Appropriation Bill Passed
The Turf Sheridan to Domineer
in the-Sonth.
WASHisrGTOJT, D. C, Jpnia -24. The
House elected Say lor, of Ohio Speakej
pro -few, ana tren aaiournea. i&e
ju2l
fiAfflfi
BOOTS, SHOES,
THK BEST STOCK IN TOWN, AND THK
BEST GOODS FOR THE MONEY.
COME AND SEE US, EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND LEARN OUR PRICES.
three miles forward, the country ap- Senate, during the morning, hour,
peared so dangerous that Gen'l Crook passed several bills of no public im-
aeterrained to fall back to the point J portance.
wnere the battle began. Meanwhile At three O'clock this morning the
tne urews were counselling on the House passed the Sundry Civil Appro-
biutr apqut the circumstances of the J priation Bill.
nght. ana ttixpreseing .the: feller that At Belmont Park, Goldsmith Maid
the soldiers had hot promptly sup- won the three heats in 2.17J, 2.14 and
ported their first advance against the I 2.17i.
MISSOURI.
Delegates Arriying The Preferences
of those Arrived.
St. Louis, Jane 24. The Maine,
New Jersey and Georgia : delegations
have arrived. There have also arrived
some seventy gentlemen from Arkan
sas, who will hold a meeting here and
elect delegates to the National Con
vention.
Two spans of the Missouri River
Bridge,; at Kansas City,, have been
burned. Loss, $100,000. The repairs
will require two weeks.
The Nevada delegation favor.Tilden.
The delegation from the Pacific slope
are anxious to have Chinese immigra
tion discussed by the Convention.
Portions of the Ohio delegation have
also arrived. The delegation is. in
structed to vote .for: AUcn, but mem-
rbers now here say they would accept
Thurman or perhaps Hendricks.
The military order which goes into
effect on July 1st, throws Alabama,
Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi
under Sheridan.
The Boston Light Infantry left that
city last evening for Charleston, S. C,
to take part in the Fort: Moultrie cele
NEW IT;0N FROKT.-tMlTH BUILDING," TEADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
niay30
D E. A L U B S
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
DKALEES IS
ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &C.
No. 5, West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
JUST RECEIVED
A
F XI I,!; LIME
OF
Sioux, which was true, and had deter
minea to return home. The ammu
nition, only one hundred rounds to
the man, was half exhausted, and
Gea'l Crook concluded to return to
camp and make another advance after
giving a rest to the troops, mean
while hopingto conciliate the discon- bration.
tented Crows: - In this-he did not suc
ceed. They left last eyening for their
village, which they feared, the, Sioux
had visited daring their absence. The
Snakes still remain, but their stead
fastness cannot be relied n. Some of
the minor incidents of the light are
most horrible. A small squad of cav
alrymen, who were acting as rear
guard, on march, were ordered to hold
a point on the left. The1 Sioux sur
rounded them and shot them in the
face, only two escaping. Private Rich
ard Bennett's body was disemboweled
by the savages, and the hands and feet
cut off. The trooos behaved gallantly
in rescuing their dead and wounded. New Yoek, June 24. Henry N Page:
The'Comoral of Company I. Third I William Tunibull andAugust Richards
Regiment of Cavalry, made a gallant are the receivers ot Cocnrane, mc
cbarge to rescue his comrades from ean oc o., in fiou.wu uouua
tbe scalping knife. The Sioux obtained
only one scalp, while friendly Indians
captured thirteen of the Sioux, who
dragged many of their dead from1 the
field behind their ponies. They were
too much demoralized to trouble the
column while withdrawing. A bivou
ac was made durins the night on tho
battle Geld. It is supposed that the
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Boston Light Infantry Off for
Charleston.
Boston, Jun 3 24. The Light In
fantry arrived here this morning, and
were escorted to the armory of the old
guards by a delegation. Both com
mands leiveby steamer this afternoon
for Charleston, S C, to be present at
the celebration there
Moan
FLASHES.
Hid-Night. Dispatches.
W. R.
BURWELL& GO.,
NEW ADVEHTJSEHIENTS.
Miw Goiieiceient.
N addition to tbe regular schedule line
over the A., T. & O. K.R., the following
extra trains will be run on the 28th and
S9th : Leave Charlotte at 8 or 8i P. M., and
arrive at Davidson College about 10 or 10$,
and will return leaving the College at 1 at
night, arriving at Charlotte at 24 or 3.
O. C. K. R.. W. N. C. R. R. and A. T. & O
R. R. will transport all visitors for one fare.
BOARDING.
The following houses will receive boarders
daring commencement at the rate of $2 to
$2.50 per day : , W P Williams, P A Brady,
H P Helper, Mrs W A Holt, Mrs J W Spar
row, Mrs Lafferty and Mrs Mebaae.
KM jr.,
ju25 2t Chief Marshal.
-DEALERS IV-
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C ' &C,
E. J. Allen,
TTAS just received a splendid lot of Fine
A! Stone Rings, Fine Gold Bracelets,
Ladies' Gold
Buttons, Ac.
Sets, front Buttons,
Sleeve
ja25
Wanted.
CHARLOTTE, ZLT- O.
FIRST-CLASS BAR TENDER, with
good refereDces. Apply to
BOYD EN HOUSE,
Salisbury, N. C.
A
ju25 lw
jun8
Notice.
LAGER BEER,
WINES, ALES AND PORTER,
FOKBIG-U J-HTID DOMESTIC.
lt Hop Tonic. V. . i BELFAST
BED ROOM AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE
OF COFFINS OF ALL GRADES, ON HAND.
mar7
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y EATEEK PROBABILITIES.
Vashiuto, June 24.
For the South Atlantic States, fa!
Sioux village wa3 moved during the hog possibly followed by rising ba
fight. A supply train will be sent to rometer, southeast to southwest winds,
Felterman, and will return fa about stationary temperature, and partly
two days, after which the new scouts cloudy weather
will take their places with five addi
tional companies of infantry. The WASHINGTON
wounded were transported on mule
litters to this camp, and all are doing Saylor Elected in Kerr's Stead
wen.
iTREASURER'S OFFICE,
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta B
Columbia, S. C, June 22, 1876.
fTAHE Coqdous on Bonds of this Company,
X which become due on the 1st of July,
1876, Will be paid at the Banking House of
M K Jessnp, Paton & Co-, in New York City,
or at the 1st National Bank, at Charlotte,
N. C. or at the Central National Bank, of
this city, or at the National Exchange Bank,
at Augusta, Oa.
JUiia v is tin ii a.,
ju24 3teod Treasurer.
FRESH PEACHES, j-
GINGER
$3.50 per dozen,
30 cents per bottle. r
i 2 ' jj " : ' $2.00 per doz. ,
20ctspr bottle
LTJDWIQ & FISCHESSER, Tryon Street.
EECEiyKD EVEKY SAT, AT
-WOW-
MISSOURI.
Michigan and Virginia for Tilden
Views of a Southern Delegate
Pierrcnnnk Railpd fnr TInrnTiJ? Pro-
vision for the Printing of a Report ANDREWS & J ONES'.
Committee Reports.
Washington, D C, June 24. Saylor
was elected Speaker pro tem during
the absence of Mr Kerr, not that of Mr
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The South Prefers Tilden hut Will Cox.
Not to InvestfYcur Money In Shop-worn Goods, as at the
Centtal Hotel Store you can find all Articles New
and Fashionable, which can be sold
lewer than any Kcuse in Town.
3F 3HL SC 3SS 3L X & 3E 'S
poATLM SPCOt COITON '.OcVnls ptr dozen; ve.y fine.EmlM Suflih 10 cents per
yird; Uautlful Stock' Piqufs, yVwiae, t 12 cenls (agical bargain,); unequalled Stock
ol Kid Glove, at $lib per pair; 10quxr Bleached fcbceUrg, 3 yads for $1.(0; 20.000
..,.-t- .,.,.., k m'a m ei: sold elsewhere for double the money ; 5.CC0 yards
ir.JIS V lUUJUlUt J .IT ir, w ,
Take Anybody.
St. Louis, Juue 24. Twenty of the
Miphip-an delegates are for Tilden. A
dispatch has been received from tho
Virginia delegation, stating that they
are a unit for Tilden.
Ragusa. June 24. It is reported
that the Insurgents have plundered the
plain of Nvesuje. The plunder is im
mense, including 8,000 animals taken
to Banjoni. The Insurgents absolute
ly reject an arinistic.
St. Louis, June 24. The Illinois
delegation is placed : Tilden 23, Davis
10. Hendricks 9. Individual delegates
from the Southern Spates talk pretty
freely, but are careful not to commit
their delegations to any particular
opinion or line of action. One of the
very prominent members of the Ala
bama delegation is for Tilden, and he
believes that most of the representa
tive men of the South prefer that gen-
Pierrepont's departure to-day pre
vents his appearing before the Judicia
ry Committee regarding Blaine's let
ters. Advices of question, have been
sent him.
Blaine is somewhat better to-day.
It is stated that jthe enlargement of
Sheridan's command is intended to
keep the troops in the South better in
hand should he need them in an In
dian war.
The consultation of Grant, Sherman
and Don Cameron, at Harrisburg, has
reference to the Indian war.
Confirmation: Jenkins, Post Master
at Charlotte, N C.
The Senate Printing Committee has
reported a resolution to print 1,500 ex
tra copies of the report of J T Ather-
ton, of the survey of the line to con
nect the waters of the Cape Fear and
Keuse Bivers, North Carolina, and to
connect the waters at Norfolk,. Va.,
with those of the Cape Fear River, in
Tie Salisbury Examiner,
T? ST ABLISHE D in 1809. thoroughly and
Hi always Democratic. Printed Weekly
and Tri- Weekly at $2 and 5. Address
J J B iciW3 fil l
Editor and Proprietor, Salisbury, N. C,
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Cigars!! Cigars ! ! !
AT
THE CITY CLUB
ISSSiEaS slX ZXE-E- HOQTEiO.
Breakfast... 25 Cents
Dinner.......... 50 Cents
Snpper,.. 20 uems
Table Board, $4.50 per week
apr23
flp.mfin. thoue'n His ooseryaxiong since i
C.l(tCraJnntte.rs5,loendl8cens,eryaid,In Commitlee reported" thorny Appro-
1 tdies rallripgsn -He, only 86 ante ir ra r; u,lulu,u' TT" 9m 01 n Yw. s priation Bill with amendments restor-
.i :?' : . vtr i,m,v KUrk tion, and he tninks it iikeiy tnai sucn i m' m .f-tnr--
.Uct ncm the counter, at f0 cents eacn, soia ' , will be the case with madelegates e
een8 - &om mat section u the Legialative Appropriation Bill re
v 18 canard ; 4C0 3 a.d.beH Irub Linen, at hi latha able t0
.mcwiv v-., - - conference committee. Tne mu
to
Extra beayy Black
Orrb Grain Filk fciTreiscs. ielys- tlXO 6id; jne ti
I ar c St( ck il Kdk.Iiffiicg. 6, 10
75 ce, , ir raid sold eUetere at $125; iHSilk Wbitelllmicn, only 35cfntsFer yard; cn0iee ef the Southern Democrats. AI-
: i - ; ' i ' ' ;
c ij fii Funcb Flowers ot 60 cents.
for the issue of ten millions coin, made
a special order for Monday at two
i o'clock.
As I Bought
though; the South has the, majority of
the Democratic votes, 'necessary to
elect a President, yet they do not pro
pose to dictate in the least.. They want
a candidate ,who, will carry ,the elec-
uonone wnv " - VUn fnT-ft TeeeiTer for the W. C .
thfl l 'v" '
V. JEl.CC u- o. A. a. ;
VIRGINIA.
cifiIcwer tbatrny one else, it enabled ry and place the government in the
i AT37tr.j A ..!J: V ?. , A f - - ; tt-;.,,, thi. Alabama een-
' mo to defy Competition. i via
T. H. AUSTIN'S.
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Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah.
THE M
LATESTSTYLES D
OF
t-Z v .' "COKSISTIXQ OF
EacMnaw, Canto, Texas, Ma Panamai
L I B IT ,
and a fine assortment of
Felt Tiilk Hate
'.! f :";V-!ii7STr EECEIVED ' 't .
; AND POE SALE CHEAP,' AT
J. A. YOUNG & SON'S.
Sr- tall as they are going fast. ,"tte
Is now in NEW YORK MAKING PURCHASERS foe OUR
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING BY EXPRESS
WEW and DESIRABLE GOODG,
1.'
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AT ONE HALF , THE PRICE THEY WERE IN THE EARLY SPRING.
New Plaid Dress Goods,
REDUCED FROM 50 CENTS TO 33J.
.1
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
i . !( i4i
Ladies' Chip and Straw Hats in all Colors, Sundowns and
Flowers. New Supply of Ribbons and Trimming
. Silks, at Greatly Reduced prices
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fUman savs. has little. Btrength in the plaint nas peen n:u . ta u
Jixi -ir it i&Wn&t bo is th States Court, prayingor the appoint-
UUvUl HUt . " " " O . . . - , - 1
x i -Kr-tv, .j .n ment of a receiver to administer ihe
strongest man in the North, sndcan :n?ei" r ,,
-IlAr v,v a mn nthrStates afifatrs of the Washingtoo City, Va.
as will insure "succe'ss, ine 'South will Midland and Great Southern R, R.
V
'.A v.
EIGHT .. OAR LOADS
Black Worsted Mourning : Goods, Gents' Hats, Latest
L Style. OPresli Stock of Clothing.
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J Jj ft 4J5
. .. v t :. u i fArmoriv Known ns uicunues, a i
fullTote- If the 'Souh Wany de Alexandria R. R. The suit is brough tmm jj ; -
mandto mate, it is that the nominee by Geo. W. Scott, an Irish gentleman, . at
of the (ventionhan be a man living in, jRejor whpas "ever ,-ii:tt ojjotatioks.
.vrAArlt Wthe iFederal been-naturaiueasja cHizen.ioi pne . ,h ,;v .
ALL GOODS . IN,. OTJB. ESLISHMENT ' WILL BE- SOLD lATTHE
LOWEST POSSIBLE TRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TUiES. -
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(-v ...w -Ui: i.y .Kjut.Wi.i.';: ;
government during the late war shall ytfaA'Btolrt-hlm ),.
noUear;a-snade; of Suspicion; and n ; other, creditors of t thecompany,
. . Y i i m. 'i Via earintia fnmnrftti fins and other
wbiir rannot be attaCJtea; J.ne nouii.- i
1 f TrQoa Tlpnnblicans 1 narties alleged to be interested.
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