CHARLOTTE OBSERVER,
STTBsc&irriOii bates
D ir 1 year, (postpaid) In advance::
mas.
moa.
mon,'
wnxii umoH.
W kh , (in the county) in advance, $2 00
" oat of the county, postpaid; 2 lo
6 months, " i 05
Liberal reductions for clubs.
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CHARLOTTE N. CM SUNDAY, .MARCH 4, 1877.
NO. 2,483.
Zba Crjafcrrxa Job DevartinoBtu ut
ttoroaCaqr appita won. ovary ooeaol
want, ana wita to latest striae otTxVK
wlta a mass, eMtpotah and eh pw a,
Weaaafarnisaatshort aoUM , ,
BULKS CHLXOASa.
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NEW SPRING TOCKiiigJX'V
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kUR STOCK of GENTLEMEN'S QAIT-
IBS and H0I8 is the beit ever c flar
ed in thia city, and consist of Goods froni
tbe following celebrated mannfac urers:
L Boyden & Co., Miller, Mcallogb?&
Ober, Banister 4 Tichenor, of Newark, N. J.;
L Dickeiman & Co., T Hills & Son, of Phila
delphia ; Lilly, Young, Pratt & Brackett, P
Ware, Jr & Co., of Bos'on, and others.
BOYD fc OVERMAN.
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VEHAVE aSUPERIORlineof LADIE3,
Miesw and Children's Boots !an
JS,
including all of the latect s.yles in French
III J I ..... : .
and Americiin Kid Co Caljf, Ktd wij
Serge, at low price
&4t&.XQi&ZD & OVERMAN.
WE WILL HAVE a PEW SHOES LEFT
o oar Bargain Counttr. Children's and
Misses, and Tdies small siaes, which
we
will sell cheap, x
BOYD & OVERMAN.
BURGESS MGSOLS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
telegraphic; NEWS.
WASHINGTON !
CHAN DIE R' S SUCCES S 0 R,
"icholls idrlsed How,; tt cirrTfobpi
Will not IntereftfrwlOi lhe Law-
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THE CITY PILblOT.
Investigation Comuiittee, anj
Persons Held for ' Contenipi'H
Discharged.
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HOUSE DECLARES TILOEN AND
HENDRICKS ELECTED. '
The Masons and Felloip
will not Participate in Ingu- I
sural Ceremonies.
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HcK CHAItLOTSB,N.C.
THIS TO KHOWH AH? HOTEL,
LOCATED IN CENTRE OF THE CITY, OFFERS
UNSURPASSED ACCOMMODATIONS
DEALER M
ALL KINDS OF
FDRNITDRBj
BEDDING, &C.
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tJiaJU AjIJMJS .Washington. March 3, 1877.
Senator Alcorn is strongly urged to
succeed Chandler in the interior de-
CEEAPB,ED3TEADS, LOUNGES, partment.
The following telegram has just been
' sent to Gov Nicholls
uot Fl S of all KINDS on HAND. Washington. M arch 3.
m sy ... n rrt t-.i. ?? r t.
!5Jo. 5. West Trade fit v ww a Jiimoua, new uncuns, nu, .
m . I m -w-v
ine rresiaentsays nesentacuspatcn
CHARLOTTE . N. C to Packard on Thursekv. notifvine him
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that the troops ould no loDger be em
ployed to uphold either claimant, and
that he does not believe that Packard
would attempt any oflensive opera
tions.
The President sent the dispatch so
that he might have time to retire his
pretensions if so disposed. The Pre
sident says : Instructions have been
issued which cancel all orders for the
preservation of the status (ho, and that
neither you or Packark are bound to
ol serve that. He mean that the peo
ple of Louisiana are as tree in their af
fairs from Federal interference, as the
people of Connecticut, and that there
will be no disposition to interfere with
them any more than with the people
of New York. The President concurs
with us that you immediately issue a
proclamation, urging the protection of
amnesty and peace. Being asked if
the posse executing the powers of Gov
Nicholls' court would - be interferred
with by the military, he replied, no
more than in any other State. Being
asked if Nicholls' officers in, should
take possession of the offices in the
State without mob . violence, would
would there be military interference;
he replied, that there would be none;
To Invalids, Florida Tourists or Persons TraveHng that the military would only be used
I r : A. V.1 KaaVi Anna vrt fVAatf VArlP Q Tl fl
US' lb i-liVli. UCCU UUtU au V - a; aa.--i.va.
would be in any of the States, to over
come mobs too formidable for the civil
powe re of State authorities. We have
according to location of submitted the foregoing dispatch of
yesterday tO-Ujaprresiaeni, wno aw
revised it with his own hands, and au
thorizes us to state that in its present
form it is absolutely correct.
E A Burke, BL Gibson,
E J Ellis, WmLLevy,
The Citv is rapidly filling up. The
cavalcade df a circus which happens
to be here, and handsome company ot
cadets from some Ohio military school,
are parading this morning
House. The resolution that the in
vestigation committee be discharged
from further consideration of matters
com mittedlto theau, and that persons
held for contempt be discharged, was
adopted
It is discretionary with the Speaker
to certify the contumacious to the
court. The conference on sundry civil
appropriations failed.
The Senate has up the army appro
priation bill
The House bill extending the board
of claims commission two years, pass
ed.
The jn embers ef the Louisana re
turning board have been released from
custody. The Speaker has it dicretion-
ary about certifying them to the cnmi
nal court:
Nothing from New Orleans through
private chanels
points in dispute, were settled, except
at to the railroad car facilities, and on
that point a new conference was or
dered. ' JL bill which revives the frank
ing privileges, as to all public docu
menls, was printed by order of Con
gress.
i. A resolution Was reported by Knott,
ot Kentucky, and adopted by a strict
party rote 18S to 88 declaring that
Tilden had received 196 votes of dnly
I J ' 1 m v - a
4MUAOffvl TPWI was tnereoy amy
elected Ereaident, and that in the opin
kJtfof the'SottS Hendricks, having re
ceived the . Jikeuhiber of electoral
lrfilTrftiiaSa elected vice
President, .qu n J.
; Kecew W&eclocK for caucus.
toAXB.Tno Bubsidy ' for New Or-
ileantiand Brazil mail steamers was
stricken from the postoffic bill. 1
Blame called up the army. annroDii
AtipQ.liti;n4 the speeches
0eStrietlkan i&vn minnloi Hft ro
CLAIMS:(Vl(1tl(ut washed
iv auu auupieu uy a voie oi yeas, 02
nays, S3.;3andjyij:qsJa tho,gonference.
THE BOARD
SION EXTENDED TWO YE ARS
? MORE.
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misaioa uassea. And roes
Tiiin-wc r.
BeesJ - Ani ,)., d-M.-
s.enat?iij th kKnyjbrtl will
certaihly ' fall,' tinfess 'ihe'floufte' con
sen ts to tr ikeut hef plvtica-J jDroj'is
iens. Mw "ynnon !:Trm'
Two comrStotefc-W1 'Pennsylvania,
citizen soldiery,wiU pattieipate in tbe
parade on. Monday,,,! whi,arid
three colored local cornftameewiil also
march. The federal army will con
tribute 12 companies of artillery, act
ing and infantry, and . 8 companies of
marines. The Masons and Odd Fel
lows do not propose to participate..
The, ..company of Ohio cadets act as a
body guard.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
Hie furniture is flrst-cIaBB, tlic Houeo Is 0qx-
nctcd tlicongltQtif
GAS and ELECTRIC BELLS ARE IN EVE!RYJ BjOOM.
FOR PLEASURE, THIS HOUSE OFFERS EVERY FACILITY
FOR COMFORT.
6T TERMS :-$3.00, $2.50 and $2.00 per day, according to location
RcSs. H C ECCLES, Proprietor.
2?" 3SS aS-3B &00 3n
The Sitaadon In Louisiana Weldon
Bailed Nicholls Issne a. Cougrat a
latory Proclamation.
Kkw Orleans, March 3. Weldon
has Leen bailed for $5,000.
The barricades of the State House
has been strengthened and--fifeen
das ratior s taken in.
Gov Nicholls issues a congratulatory
proclamation, and urges tti$ ?tthti nu
ance of good behavior. -He says : In
the future history of our State,aletus
recognize and respect IheJact that all
classes and race distinction before the
law are, and shall remain abolished.
Let us honestly accord, such citizens
without any distinction, the full meas
ure of their rights.and equal benefit and
protection of the law, to the end that
all under the blessing of God may con
tribute to bring about an era of good
feeling, peace and prosperity.
LATER.
The city remains quiet. It is under
stood that the military authorities have
asked for further instructions to make
their duties clear under the recent or
der covered by the telegram from the
resident to Packard.
ENGLISH CRITICISMS.
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FURNITURE WAREHOU S E.
I.have just received a fresh Stock of
JParior Suits ia Hair, Cloth 3 Beps
A very handsome assortment of GENTLEMEN'S EASY CHAIRS.
. .Tr .tvit. t nTTVPro itT ToTmrs r!FTRAP SOFAS, CHEAP
A TllSxj niVJVyXV JT i.uui'UJio. xixjxj j. itivK.,
CH AMB EH S U LTH, &V.
declO
1
IN connection with the Funsiture Businets
1 of
Mr a Bocer. at mv old tand on
Eonth Trade Street, I will conduct ike 'Un
dertaking Business on my own account
giving it my personal auenin 11.
I will keep a complete Stock,'-from the
Burial Case. Orders by telegraph or otherwise prompuy atwuaed to. gggrTON.
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Midnight.
The Treasury has called ten million
Hollars five-twenties. March 3d, '65.
T?0"E3SSIj!E1IE dated November 1, '65, interest; ceases
Jane 3 '77. -
-sake just est receipt or A , . I . chief Justice Waiter will) qualify
5 i t t .X .- -? - ' . - tf ' I TT .A A-MAWAW fit nAAII
' -"- m M TjJgB. MMfSVYJ .j I MtYCa fill XIUUU IVTiUVUVTI Caf
IL , SUFBXiiUii laUT v fj : , . Bjaine and Max,y are app0inted visi
BLIAS,
AfTlTTT (1 TIT T ' .
-iTlliMV OA.HUIU..:..
KAMSKATKA SEAL............
i - unAS AND MUFFS tors to West Point.
' '"";B0AS AND MUFFS Confirm etions.r-H W Densey,' At
ZZ'ZMgX MUFFI Urneof the BatU?nDi.trictrfN6ir
ALASKA SE AL....' .. a awd MUFFS I York.
FANCY GREBE BOAS ainv u v TTnrs,The conference reports on
varioas appropriation bills were made
r And a full'assortment of LADIES and CHILDREN'S FURS ftnd ,gree t0.
V -Sfe . ' - I t th'l0UUtive bill, all ooints in
JkAA W ...
dispute were compromised, except as
to the'President's salary. The House
voted to insist on reduction to $25,000
if4 i;
MEDIUM AND LOW GRADES.
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rt4, lAt nf V.o Chcar and Superior " Alpaccas.jusi receive.
What is said About Hajes Jin his own
State The "Western JDemoorats
, Still Defiant and frreconcilabR
Columbus, O., March 3. Owing to
the absence of Republicans to ' attend
the inauguration; tho Democrats had
a majority in the Ohio House of Rep
rssentatives, yesterday, !and a resolu
lntion was addptSd declaring that
Hayes had received 185 votes by fraud,
perjury, etc., and that we are sorry for
it, because it destroys our faith in the
mercy, justice and beneficence and
and goodness of Almighty God, whom
we have been taught to believe was
the defender and protector of right, in
this that he has allowed villainy and
moral perjury to triumph over truth,
honesty and virtue.
fit is not a little strange to us that
this faith which was destroyed in a
day by the villainy of an electoral com
mission could have withstood the stress
of the last ten years, and the spectacle
of the unpunished wrongs heaped upon
the people of the South. Ed.
STILL III illli! ! 1 1
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KKW ADVEKTISFMtNTS.
Just Opened,
CORNER TRTON AND FOURTH 8TS.,
A Barber Shop, conducted ay a white
' man, for tbe benefit, of white men. I
expect to receive a liberal patronage from
the white citizsns of Uharlotte.
. . . , JOSEPH TILLKN,
mara i w . . Late of Canada.
OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY,, EVENING, MARCH 6TH,
PR04. W H ARTLY, the lavorite Eloca
tipaist in his Dialect and Dramatic Per-
eonallons, for the benefit of the M EMORIAL
ASSOCIATION .
ADMISSION, 50 CENTS
Tickets to be had at Tiddv'S Book
Store, without extra charge, and at the door.
mar4 'it
REMOVAL.
THE undersigned takas this opportunity
to inform bis friends and customers
that he has removed his Tailoring Estab
lishment two doors Eaet of his old stand on
Tryon Street, where he will be pleased to
wait on mem in mtnre.
dec 29 tf.
JOHN VOGEI.,
Merchant Tailor
MAGAULAYS LIFE AND LETTERS,
Bound in Sheep $8.00.
HERITAGE OF LANG DA LB,
Leieure HtnrScries $1.25.
MADAME by FRANK LEE BENEDICT,
$1.00.
THE SUN MAID 50 cents.
FROM DREAMS TO WAKIjSG-50 cents.
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A WIDOW OF WINDSOR-50;cents.
ANNE WARWICK By Georgiana M Craik
50 cents. sa
GRAND CLOSING 0UT,SALE.0F
FALL AND WINTER PURCilASES ! !
Wonderful Oppoartuaities X I I
E. D.LATTA & BRO.,
Haye still farther reduced their entire and elegant Stock of
CLOTHING, HATS GENTS' FURNISHING GCODS,
and will daring the next twenty days, offer
ADVANTAGES SUFFICIENT 8 CONVINCE
Every one of the importance, and "
HO W ORE A T L Y
IT IS TO THEIR
INTEREST TO BUY WOlnJ.
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We make these redactions with the
to'close out entirely our present stock, and place it upon the Market
at such pi ices as will make an -
Examination only Necessary,
'' to carry out our purpose.
We solicit Ordeis from a distance, nromislns eatifaciion to all entrnatln tha
same to us. -1
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NEW YORK AND ONE PRICE
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CLOTHIERS;
FIRST AE
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NEW MILLIHBBY!!!
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Latest Styles of Black Straw Hats ! ! !
-ALSO-
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for sale at
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he London Times Commends the
Conduct of Leading Democrats.
Londojt, March 3. The London
Imes this ruorning praises the Demo
cratic leaders for their moderation, and
K?rba llioil" rArrIllf. will thfk
entire sympathy -of the law abiding NOtlCe Ol 3 PriVate
American people who are well able to I ' '
l A..itnn .nil ..in.llt I IX Tf
'or the constitutional restraints, amone
ii: tt i i i i uiivja ib uereuv kivcu .uu avuuuiuvu
puonc men. xtir ixuyca eicnuu wU1 n ado to te General Assembly
not excite genuine enthusiasm, except of North. Carohaa. now in. session, for the
in tVirsA who regard nolitics as a ram- 1 passage or an act to lncprporate tne"unar-
. . , x t. : otU Compress Company."
oiing, iricsy game. may we wntu i BANDERS ft JiLAUKWtAJl.
wifh mnHarafantiafiu.t.inn M M f BCATta 1 lm AHA? UlillCgO.
from the worse evils of prolongation of TRPfrxvsTF MSLgkfiLnt
the excitement, or a conflict of titles: W i4 hi
but Mr Hayes has not, unfortunately,
. . i . . . 11 i t li
ne moral wergnt to Dauasi; a rwepuoii-1 at
can administration, situated as this
mast be, with the best intentions. He p JJ R I 6 L E R S
effect many of the pledges of his letter
to the Cincinnati Conventien. We
trust that our anticipations are wrong
and that Mr Hayes, may show unex
pected force of character, and conquer
the sympathies of the , nation h by an
honest, fearless reform policy.
LEGHORN AD STBAW-Ia all Shades,
S U N 1) OWN S--A CHOICE SELECTION,
PriMP". POT .T .RflTTO'N NEW Iff
-AT- J'
Wittkowsky & Rintels
Oranges, Lemons
,;;:';;AM;:j,;.,.;
A PT L E 8.
CANNED PEAGHES, PifiEAPPLE,
TOMATOES, CORN, PEARS, Ac.
Schooner Lost.
New TowcMarcb 3. The schooner
1fi rrrr ih e 1-1 T.11P nt lllini- lott
night near. Life Savings Station, JSo. NfJOSA 9$UwQ?i) JUQDSwrS
13, norm Blue oi Jaxnega xniei auu i
went to peices.' 'All hands were lost.
The . above schooner, is supposed to be
Margaret and Lucy, nence lor Charles
ton, S. C- -
Potted jHoate,
Sill
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of CRACKERS
TehiisVo RiUJ tontract. : " ? OStitM BBS MfiJ-My.
Cutciskati,' Ohio, - March S.The CANDIES orall kinds FRESH wcVPTXRB.
DomsBu uwV Tames, i;ocoanut
contract for the construction s of the I xuiuvuj vvvwmmuw
Tennessee river . bridge, to a Philadel
pbUp,rty-" ; : Cocoannt Cream.
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Bankers Snsnend.
HrtmrAii." March! SThoal & Hunt . - FfUlt T-rsr
bankers at Lebanon, J Ohiov,m ade, an J Moi, gagar Taffies, fresh every
assignment yesteraay. Aiiaouities not a : --:..t yv.it day.i i fc:i'-w,i
its irii
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WILSON BUR WELL,
Successors to WHson & Black, and W. 17. Durwell & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
XT O- O- I S T S -,-
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(OLD STAND OF McMTJRRAT fe DAVIS,)
OFFER AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES :
500 20X69 Window Glass,
2Q Barrels Raw an Boiled Linseed Oil,
g Barrels Strails Oil,
4 000 PoaDd"Patty'
' Barrels Kerosene Oil,
10 000 poandtWhiteLeiul
tsses jutersf .
R -Gross Simmons Hepatic Compound,
j roes Simmons liver Regulator,
"DiriSr8 and Lan4reths Warranted Garden Seed,
1 A Gross Tutt's Pilla.
. g GronAllcocks' Plastezs. -JJjQ
Gross Worm Confeetions, -
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351 ..-.-.JiT!
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Wa3 Have a Large gtock of ;eYeiTtliiiig keptly Drug-
'toPrice'antt'OjMU
TEADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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In the postbffice appropriation bill al
renerted. ' feblt