Tha OSBESVEB Job Deta.TtmTt
want, and with UielaUst atla mtim .w
rr manaar o Job Was u now b ttbn
warn naaineaa, oispataa and eaaapnea.
WaaaAtaralanalahoxt nolle
BlJLfTKi, BILL HEADS, .
LETTER HI IDS, CARLS,
TAOS, SSCKQTS, POSTERS,
PBOORAMMJCa, JIABD BHX8,
t
t i v tht-ottrntr ii silvwiw. tt I
on of th county, postpaid, " 10 '
Rj.rr.ti. i I. i ' I; Oaf
Liberal ml actions fur clubs. '!
VOL. XIII,
CHABIOTTE. N. C, WEDIfEDAY, OCTOBER 4, tS?(
Na 2 344.
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DEALER IN-
BOOTS, SHOES ad LEATHER.
TELEUKAPHIfc MEWS MUMt Dispatches.
Noob Dispatches. WBAM P 1SIITT,
CONNECTICUT.
A FULI, I.IM3 OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT LOW PRICE.
Aii leois ai ii Shoes Eoitkt from this House Warralefl as Bepresented
'XXitZlXEiTEfr,
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F tJ 1ft I r u IJ 1 A. L, ii H s .
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WHO'LRSAJ.E & RETAIL,
DEALERS IX
ALL KINDS OF
FTJ3RMI T-?LT jR.;3B,
BEDDING, &a
No. 5, West Trade St.,
OHARLUTTE , N . I C. ,
JUST RECEIVED i
A
FULL LINE
-OF
FOREIGN.
Servian Won't Have Peaca Russia's
Relations With Servia Denounced
as Self-interested Ths Porte's An
swer to the Powers Another Mas
sacre at Salonica.
Manchester, Oct 3. John Bright,
wtr.le addressing the reform club said
I thought a meeting of Parliament de
sirable, ns it would result in a new
policy of the country with a solemn
uecision, mat .English treasure and
blood never again be wasted in bahalf
of the Ottoman Empire. Turkey
snouia be left to the fate, which dm.
vidence decreed for her corruption and
tyrannies.
Quebec, Oct 8. A subscription list
has been opened in vaid of the
Georgia sufferers from yellow fever;
donations are coming in freely
London, Oct 3. A Reuter telegram
from Constantinople, of the 2nd says
nit -v .
Washington, 'D. C Oct. 3.
For the South Atlantic StfM
' w j i
falling followed by risins barometfir Democrats
- - - 7 - vuaa
southerly winda.vcering to westerly.and vicinity as far as heard from, show
wmuiur ciewr or pansy cloudy weather gams ior tne republicans.
will prevail.
Manicipal Election Slight Republi
can Gains.
Hastfoed, Oct. 3. Tlie Republicans
elect the first selectman, an assessor.
n-mA ...
auu miee consianiPK tho ( .
The town election in this
COLORADO.
The Election Claimed by the Repub
licans As Well as Democrats.
Uenvkb, Oct 8. Two reoorts have
been received from different Doints
and both indicate a peaceful election.
Ine vote will be the largest ever cast
in Colorado. Reports from nrincinal
point- at 6 p m, indicate heavy Repub
The First Removal FROM THE PlTV-
TENNIAL. Bv thfi snpp.ial nm-miooinn If
I. - o 1 u JUUOU
j vut. icKuiaiwim oi ine VJentenniar
Messrs Tiffany & Co, of New York,
have removed from the main hmit;nn.
almost their entiro exhibit of precious
otoue ornamenis. me articles taken
away are valued at SU7nn Thio ,
: .i 'r w "w AO
tne in-st removal of any importance
JiABCOCK S CASE. Babcr.rlr will
acquitted. There is scarcely a reason
able doubt of it. The jury was so
artistically arranged and the fates have
Legislature by a majority of 40 on joint law court. But that
ballot
!We
TIU T..-i-,- . . . ' " iuic, BO
M,Cime8 answer 13 expected hour- no result could possibly be known as
ES,
BJ D ROOM AND PARLOR SETT 8, Aft D A FULL LINE
CF C CFFIKS OF ALL GRADES, ON HAND.
mi
OF OCTOBER,
1 will Open the most
STOCK OIB1
MXX,XfIMTEaT 2P&S3TCT
EVER BEFORE OFFERED
tits
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TRADE fcTREET, UNDER CENTRAL HOTEL.
ly.
Vienna, Oc t 3. The correspondence
between the Czar and Francis Joseph
preliminary, the declaration that
tne application and enforcement of
the reforms proposed by the powers
cannot be entrusted fo Turky: there
fore the powers are invited to come to
an understanding about the guarantees
to be demanded to secure the applica
tion ot Iho rclormers promised.
1 he limes in a leader says : "Russia
cannot too emphatically be warned
that in proposing the occuDation nf
.Bulgaria, the Czar has misread the
mind of Europe. The scheme of the
Ruseiun troops in marching to Bulga
ria is a master piece of boldness and
audacity. Bulgaria is the key of Tur
bey. fhould the government of the
-zar insist on its occupation, it will
lay itself open to the darkest suscic
ion. Every country in Europe would
say that ius ardent championship of the
cnristiau sul jects of the Forle, was a
cover for designs of connuest. and
dreams of Pan Slavism would spread
general alarm
Vienna, Oct 3. A dispatch to the
Daily News says : The Free Press hears
that Russia and the United States con
cluded a treaty lost August, by which
the former cedes the Ports of Okhatsh
in Siberia, and adjacent territory on
the sea shore, in exchange for iron
clada, and the sum of sixteen million
roubles, and that a Russian crew has
already left for Anieiica
London, Oct 3 The steamer Idaho.
reported yesterday returning to Liver
pool with her machinery disabled, has
arrived there.
The Daily New 3 publishes a special
dispatch from Bucharest, which states
tbat it is rumored there that Mr Ab
bott, brother of Henrv Abbott, the
German courier at Salonica who was
assassinated last May, has been
massacred together Avith his family,
near Salonica.
The Reuter Telegram Company have
a dispatch from Paris, saying: It is
stated here that the Porte's reply to
the proposals of the powers, offers a
suspension of hostilities, but not an
armistice. The Porte does not greet
the autonomy which was demanded
for certain provinces, but promises re
forms throughout the empire which
will render autonomy unnecessary.
Belgrade, Oct S.-Doubts having
been expressed at St. Petersburg, con
cerning the intelligence that the Ser
vian government had rejected the
peace proposals made by the powers to
the 1 orte, and resolved to continue the
war a l'antrance, so it is now officially
conhrmed that the Servian govern
ment will only yield to foreign mili
tary intervention, and will not enter
tain peace conditions, unites thev are
first submitted to Servia.
Paris, Oct 3. The Le Temns Dub-
lishes a communication from the Rus
sian embassy in the city, in which it
is stated that the Czar is still in favor
of peace. If Russia should eventually
intervene, it would only be with the
entire agreement of the powers, and
that intervention in any cane would be
preceded by a conference.
Yokahajia, Sept 14. The Uaitfd
States flag ship Tennessee sailed on the
9th of Sept for Chefoa, and theKei-
eage for Vladirostock.
The attempt by the Chinese mer
chants to establish a line of steamers
between Shanghai and Japanese pors
has failed, and the enterprise has been
abandoned.
FLASHES.
Washington, Oct. 3. Commander D
W Mullen ordered as executive officer
to receiving the ship Wortester t
Norfolk,
Chandler is detained by importar t
business until to-morrow or Thursday.
Col P B Frnk, is drl. - H
Savannah, Oct 3. Total interment
to-day 30, of which 23 were from yei- j
low fever. Of burials, nine were color
ed persbng.
'ican gains everywhere, over the
- w -w 1 wiwuaa aiiaiini Mini 1.1 1 m lurtau naira
tion of 1874. The chairman of the conspired so harmoniously in the Oen-
Republican State Committee claims e1"1'8 interests that a verdict of "Not
. 1. n . , , . 1 Pllllt.V " is Slim tn rrrra Cv , p
Hie Oiate UV aU.OUO mainritv an t he P, V ."Y Y""" iuui iur
- - i iur. 11 1 , . 111 vl 1 riu 1 1 -i . ira t r r iina
wuiui o i.LlJ AlotllCl
law court. But that is not enough.
Babcock has been "
B . - V UU
LOUIS and Will be at Washintrtnn Wnm
let him have a chance for vi
before his brother army officers. It is
due to him and to them to ascertain
whether in all these venrs Vie mu ht,q
anythine "unbecomintr" that. Anrmno
compound, "an officer and a gentle
man. Baltimore llnzpt.tA.
early as three o'clock p m. Ed.
y a&mijnutun, uci d. mere is con-
fhet in opinion upon functions of the
Colorado Legislature elected to day, as
regards presidential electors. It ap
pears they are by language of law to
pro"ide for their appointment. This
morning's World 1-as the following on
Colorado election: The Republicans
have counted v.'ith confidence on carry
ing the State and re-inforcing their de
creasing majority in the Senate. They
Thfe Baltimore Sun savs : The b'usi
ness nrosnect continues dnnnromnn
Better prices are expected for Ameri
can erain because of th Rhort fr in
England. The domestic market shows
the eflect already, but happily there is
no wild speculation started, and the
improvement in mires nrnmiapa tr Ko
have been however rent with conflicts ?L 8,ubstant!al character, m nearly all
over the proepeet. of the spoils. The J h. ."
Democrats own count lareelv on the has been touched, and fi 'Am tVat nnint
" . : I""""
most of whom are Texan s Recovery, nowever gradual, is assured.
and Missourians. The solid Gaihnlin ine enc9ur.ftgng tact is that while rapid
, , ... Or SOecUiatlVe movement nrs tint tr, Ka
Mexican population in the Southeast pvnr.t aA 00 ,1.. uu
... v.vi.kvu, uu o icgaius ma iaiter are
ui wie iHiuuijiii;s, tne insn miners ol not 10 De desired, yet the general move
oauguaii vemrai uanon, vc, and the 13 111 uirecutin oi improve
IN I, and 1 pound PACKAGES, FROM
English Breakfast Packet Tea Company.
BEST IN MARKET. SOLD ONLY BY DRTIGOTHTS pb jov i iait vr.
W". 1. BTJl-WBrjIli 8g CO.
AGENTS FOR CHARLOTTE.
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
SPRINGS' CORNER, C II A R L
O T T E
N
C.
Grazers on the Wett Bide of the range,
Denver, Colorado Springs, Graly, tc,
will go Republican, unless some
new element has been introduced
into the situation. A Democratic vic
tory may be expected after a hot fight.
The Legislature apportionment seems
to favor the Republicans. No prospect
of further news until quite late
ment. The merchants nf RalH
generally are doing a better trade this
lau tnanior tne past two seasons, and
feel encouraged by the reports from
their customers in the interior The
stocks on hand now are good, and can
1 "n 1 0
ue onered at advantageous prices to
purchasers.
A Sockdolager. At a Republican
meeting in Portsmouth, Tuesday
niellt. Hon. Josenh Seirur tvna infr,.
, r- . .......
irmjTPTff uucea as one ot the speakers. The
jiy irierms, 1 must apologize for
not makincrn oncor-h fn.niht r-.r, n
r, - I nin 1 u t rts-
count of the wind. I have got to
speas in suiioik to morrow, and at
Massowah.
London, Oct 3 A Berlin correspon
dent of the Times comments upon ex
cited tone of the Russian and Hunga
nan press. He eays : "Its interesting
to notice that the organs of both the
Russian and Austrian governments
are exchanging threats of war. The
Pesttier Lloyd declares that Austria
would have allies in a conflict. The
Strasburg Galas replied that Russia
will not be stopped even if she had no
allies. The tone of many of the leading
organs of Germany is strongly opposed
to the supposed ambitious designs of
Russia. The Allgcineine Ceitung says,
it is convinced that no German govern
ment will supoort Russia's selfish de
signs. It thinks Russia would receed'
from war if Austria and Turkey accept
ed her challenge.
The Times correspoudent remarks :
"This opinion was very general here
some time ago, but accent events have
somewhat modified it. It is now
thought that Russia after her repeated
threats of war might, if challenged,
deem it incompatible with her honor
to remain at peace.
Alexandria, Oct 3. It is now cer
tain the reported capture ot Massowah
by Abyssinians is untrue.
London, Oct. 3,-Wm. Sampson,
formerly financial editor of the Times,
is dead.
London, Oct 3 A Reuter telegram
from Constantinople, says : The Porte
yesterday communicated to the am
bassadors of the Powers a clan appli
cable to the whole empire, including
the removal of all disabilities from
Christians. This plan is drawn up eo
as to imply that autonomy for Bosnia
Bulgaria and Herzegovinia would be
useless, although it does not formally
refuse autonomy.
other nlaceMuring the canvass, and if
I speak to night I will not be able to
make another speech during the can
vass, and I had rather cm tn nrisnn fnr
six months than not to do my duty in
mis canvass. But (pointing to a
flower basket) I must not neglect to
thank the fair hand that made this
beautiful bouquet." Some one in the
crowd sang out, '-It wasn't a fair hand,
it was a colored one." This took Mr.
Segar back, and with the remark,
"The ferry-boat is waiting for me," he
left the stage for Norfolk.
NEW ADV B'KTIS FJH EXT.,
The frowning Victory I
Tie "Sincer" is Always ileal
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PUITOH MAEKET How York City SII0EE5 BBS1.
IN CANVASS.
NEW HOLLAND HERRING, SARDELLEN,
SWISS CHEESE,
Siilinon, Sardines, Lobsters, London Layer Raisins,
FINE FAMILY FLOUR,
SCGAK, COFFEF'TEA, BACCW. MEAL. SYRFP. MOI.ARKRS rmt white
WINE VINEGAR, AC, AC.
3 1.0Kl?l23ESC33E3i:23Li.X3
89- GOODS DELIVERED FEL-E TO ANY PART OF THF CITY.
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ELIAS, COHBIST & ROESSLBB
WASHINGTON.
The Russian Treaty for the Ports of
Okhatsk a Myth Americans in
Constantinople in Need of Protec
tion. Washington, Oct, 3. The reports
from Vienna that Russia and the Uni
ted States haive concluded a treaty by
which the former cedes the ports of
Okhatsk to the latter, is news to the
leparttnent of . State, which never
heard of 6uch a. treaty, excepting
through the newspapers. ,
A Herald special from Constantino
le eays : The Herald correspondent at
Constantinople telegraphs the situa
tion there .is really very critical, arid
is rendered so by the incendiary char
acter of art teles in the public prints.'
He thinks it urgent that an American
Seet he sent to. the Bpsphorus to pro
tect the lives and property of Ameri
Read the Special Dispatch from the Centen
nial Exhibition to the New York Sun.
Philadelphia. September 27, 187G.
"The VERY HIGHEST EONORS which
could be cout erred on any exhibitor two
medals of honor and two diplomas of merit
have been awarded "The Singer Manu
facturing Company for Sewing Machines."
2,000,000 IN USE.
SALES IN EXCESS of ALL OTHERS.
Sinter MaifactMin iCoipany,
Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.
oct4 dlw wlm
If Anybody Else
GOES to the Centennial, Jet them take a
sapply of oar five cent Cigars along.
TC SMITH 4 CO.
octS
We Think
T17 E have a right to bwg on onr five cent
f f Gigars-rthev are choice road.
oct3
TC8MITH & CO.
JiOJt HALE,
A good Gold Watch. For particolsra in
quire at . OBSERVER OFFICE.
ftPTtl tf , -
yiNDOW GLASS,
Pattyj Linseed OU, Lubricating Oil,
Tanners Oil, at . . McADEN'S,
fanH '. Drugstore.
"ARE JUST BECKIVISQ TnMR i'ETT
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Bought early and cbep, and wiU be sold at prices to suit the hard times. Our Btk f
DRY GOODS is lull and complete. Black Alpaccas and Mohairs at wiets
mat win astomsn you. A handsome new Jot of Embroiderier
very cheap. Dress Goods very low. '
Gents' Beady-Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods Department, ready for inspectiom ad
the prices will defy competion. A fall line of Boots and Shoes, Hats, and a iea
eral assortment of merchandise. Blankets and Flannels, extraordinary cheap.
Uh a 25 yere Prienc of the wants of Mecklenburg we should be able te ill
them to the satisfaction of oar customers and friends.
& pST- If jou call and examine our Goods we will make the prices to suit th limes
a , . ELIAP, COHEN A BOESSLM.
s, A new and baedtorae lot of Cerptts just in.
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WITTKOWSKT & R INTEIS
CHARLOTTE, N. C., SEPTEMBER 15TH, 170.
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FALL CIRCULAR OIF 18 7
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To thelTrade and (onsumers:
-gEING'TOO WELL KNOWN TO THE TRADE, WE DEEM IT UNNECESSARY. TO
GO INTO A LONG DISSERTATION AS TO THE MAGNITUDE, QUALITIES and
PRICES OF OUR STOCK THIS FALL, BUT HOLD IT SUFFICIENT TO SAY THAT
OUR STOCK, BOTH WHOLESALE and RETAIL, IS COMPLETE IN ALL DE
PA RTMENTS, AND TO WHICH WE INVITE YOUB ATTENTION.
WE AGAIN STATE THAT THE BU8INES8 WILL BE CONTINUED AS BEFORE
THE DEATH OF MR EINTELS, BUT SHALL ENDEAVOR TO DO MORE OTA
CASH BUSINESS THAN HERETOFORE, TO WHICH END WE SPECIALLY INVITE
THOSE WHO WISH TO AVAIL THEM8ELVES of the OPPORTUNITY Of GETTING
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS for BEADY CASH, AND IN THIS CONNECTION WE BEG
LEAVE TO BAY THAT WE HAVE LARGE JOB LOTS OF DBSSS GOODS. CLOTH
.- . . , , . . . : .
ING AND HARDWARE WHICH WE WILL SELL AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
WE DESIRE FURTHER TO SAY THAT OUR PUNCTUAL TIME CUSTOMERS
ARE AS WELCOME AS EVER, VERY RESPECTFULLY, J : '
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