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'- i CHiRlOTTE OBSERVEE; 'i c it':-": job pnmTiric. ' Tne OBSiBVxa Job Department has been thoroughly mppUed wna every aeede want,uid wila tae latest styles ol Typo, n " every manner oX Job Wane can now be don with neatness, Oiapatch and cheapness. Wecanfornlahatshort notioe . i BLANKS, BILL HEADS, LETTKB HJt ADS, CARDS, - TAOS, RECEIPTS, FOSTERS, PROGRAMMES, BAND BILLS, - PAMPHLETS, CHECKS, &C, HI'BSCHPTIOII KATES. n4ily I vear Unpaid) in advance; .. 3 mos. , M . i inon . WEEKLY EDITION. ' . ,klv (n the county) in advance out of the county, postpaid $2 00 2 10 months. ' " " . .1 0Q VOLXIIL CHAELOTTE N. C. " FE1DAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1877. yberal reductions for .clubs. rBS NO. 2 J85. : I ni n ; - V J .H' El ; r iu . - ' i n v i ii in ft i P. UNDER THE KEW;AAGEMENT OF ' . VlJ1 tsi i ' t f , V TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM WASIIINGTOTV. General News and Notes. i inealsand no 1 i 1 ji "J ' t j Attorney" Lacy of Louisiana, having rTA8 been Refurnished and Refitted trt; firet class Btyle, and offeis inducements cesn pent lor to De consuitea.iii rela Uao T" .r'-'!! it t um-? uri'.r r.r .rrr'jTr . . Hion to the timber depredations in that Travellers and Residents in Its excellent table, supplied with the best the market affords I State, will arrive here to-day or to mor- Col Rogers, the President's private secretary, is sick. - - Collector Jones, oC Chicago, declines " ! 1 - 1 ' TTS f 1 . , v-- ... , w , . line mviiauon to resign, nereiersio Moderate Terms fbr'monthlyrBoardferssfFMchh ; J secured m their tenure as Ions' as. their . nnflflfl to suit the trmB.t i.nractive corMrwait rryjij J' i .JWw. vi , Aiiit -t""VJW-3 n A mAM f f-m mi Afit fit 4flVv fnsinVl A ina or expense oyiv w iuw iqupvo wuuw ou). . . -)Q YOWj 63iQk5A OUR IVlOl I "il. As. O LK A XfT " " A I I f f ; personal cnaracterremains.untouched, izil l V p 11 .1 I i I and -the performance of their duties Is U I ; I U - I O I U r lit Ab E. 1 atisfactoryt say in a.,!ii,u -: .4t-3aj . Jii.r . .. ! -B4;.i.i.---!ifr f-' ing that "self-respect impels him to de .V.O i 1 1 TSl ":0'J i V:-: nlin'e komriliance .with the : Tresideht's .nri- . - " -f .rr -r r r t SPE GI baj j rcHne coinpliancewith thjJPresideht's TT- TYT-mt-Wl-Tr- -TS ,f I ry.aa iaie as august 14, ana snowearip Hjw X1 UJI A. 1 u JHa-1 1 prenkratibris for depature', Lawrence ;. ' j G.J j leaves bn.liis.lsiqhtd hirr'tp-oighV- TTifi 1 'TiAtrmT ' accompamea Dy UQiUorbyn, secretary. Our Messrs. X). 'hLJAb and S. A, CCHEN who are n6wl to the coirmissiQiuL;,...- iv. - , - . ' ,; J 3?he ,President ,h4s4 pardoned T C in the Northern Markets, are sending forward rapidly La Vance, of North Carolina, for robbing ii, 1' - Lit-'- T '- t- tr.1i! ' i? TT' tne . mail ; 0 j eremiaa. muiuns, ? 01 -, v ir ginia for, s violation of the liquor laws. tn wnicn vve iuvhc tuc xxx j nun wi- j. xvvyjj.jj-."--' i matter consiaerea was tne xsew i or i . - ; I custom J house. It "was concluded 5 to Merchants will find urstdck-lafger than usual this season ffCg? aiUthe.; SPLENDID SELECTION OP FALL GOODS, ! iaoi aud the retail trade a better . assortment, at extraordinary nowever are;not to be made until fork ,. jU'Wj-s j .!jt, BjPegs-"ineetsi;,wheni nominations will be LOW PRICES. Call. and, be convinced. ' j -f'S 'toftff? thespiabeithira, aVbidrng ELI AS, COHEN & ROESSLEJf ang30 BURGESS NIC H OLS, .-.Hi (imH' jrlikijrt infill lSecondSsistant Postmaster-General dSaaaiy :fwjH"act? tePj3trnasterGreneral drMfitf !he absence x-Key. ... t lhe President' epends" Sunday, the 16th, m Cincinnati arriving late Satur day night, and. leaving early Monday I; " , mT5 f jana tot ALL KINDS OF FURNITURK7 BEDDITSG,&d The Charges Against Gambetta Theirs' Funeral. RUSSIA AND TURKEY, A t London, September, 6. A dispatch from Paris to the Daily says : "There are three counts in the indictment against X3ambetta, which charge of- oi j fenses against the person of the Presi - i:l denfcand acainst the EeDublic. includ- 3 10 1 12 TT If . 4- 'Tl K "R ling one for a certain passage iri , his public insults - to the ministers. The co vemm ent 'will not Wm it th e trial CHEAP BEDSTEADS, L0TJNGE8, to be reported. ' . " jtabisv Beptemoer., jviaaame xneirs havinz accepted art "official funeral for A - ' I her husband only on the condition of iOOFFiwsoi au uxuaon nAu. beingiherself allowed the privilege Of ..if,,, . ..tfta ! ;rii, : arranging the order of the cortege, the We! rf6?6. government has decided to annul the n.p -r ( m rit iji W f C! decree pubusnea yesterday oraering a OHABLO X 1 JS , ;VV Stater funeral: " as it cannot ianense with the exectttion of existing enacts ments regulating the : order ; of proces sion in official - ceremonies. The gov ernment will,; therefore,' take, no part in the funeral beyond paying the de ceased military honor, t which he-is emtitled, as having be6n a dignitary of the Legion of ' Honor and .formerly chief of the State. : ' .1; - , I ifoii'i 'sie'I -AT 0 v.;j;) EiR. 3EB. OB KS i STRIKERS. FU R N I TU R E W A R E H O U S E President Sloan Refuses t le- sotfate with Strikers. CHILDREN'S , .: !.; -.4r -tov: f , ' . ,-'T ' '.' C H ILDREN ' S C A R R 1 AGES, ' ' I iv t full Pff rlni CB ILDBEK'S 1 1-1 A GIF V ''r't' et StyUt'land uwwt prices. , -vfl . t .'J -i ttt. . m .q -psr Call and makeyoor Belecticri-whil'1 theassortment is fall. marl4 1 loorni ear I N connection with the Fnrnittire BuBinesRrj J oi Wr E G Bogerg. at xnyl iold. stand ! on-i& a Eonth Trade Btxett, I will condnct-tbe1. TDn-r f'M "WMKing uufiineBa on-my j own account, ,).. S'tidr it my Demons! attention.?'. ;s,tii vV I Will kfln onmhlntV B(V frnm thw u;ui ' Cheapest Wood Coffin to the finfest Metalie''a3t&X ounai Case. .H. .il ;- r. . Nkw Yoke, September 6. A delega tion often striking miners from the col lieries of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western' Railroad, situated: at Hyde Park, Scranton.!Pa.,' had an interview with President Sloan, of the company, this morning. The delegation : stated their grievances, and asked an increase oTftsLQa of twenty-five per cent. Sloan replied vvt he would not negotiate with'ftnyxif "ijia-merr who'"were on a strike. When therrork was resumed,' tne company-wouia- d nrenared to treat with the men, and when Vinrice ot coal would warrant it, tney wotui make an increase of wages ; or if the men so desired they would pay them upon the principle of a sliding scale. Mr. Sloan . reduced nis, remarks ; to writing and gave the delegation a copy. The men will return to Scranton this afternoon and report to a large mass meeting of strikers. Russian Batteries Silenced at Schipka Pass The Turks v (:, Hold the Key ot the Kasjrad Position. 1 Gagova Evacuated by the Rus sians. The Czar Cannot Make Peace and Return to Moscow Ei-- .. cept toy Force of Arms.; p . An Important Engagement Near - RUStCklUk. ;; fl"'" -i-.'-t '".':; , ' . -".-' ,-r Constantinople.,' September 6.--A dispatch not through the regular chan nel, says r "The Russian batteries at Schipka pass nave been silenced, a Turkisn sneii . navmg . exploded! tne Russian powder magazine." ; I London, September 6. The limes' Vienna dispatch says 5 "The Russians have abandoned the upper Lorn lme, and have withdrawn their right ' wing on the side which was at PopskOI, to a line where they can keep 1 in contact with the forces guarding the road from Osman Bazar. Mehemet Ali has thus gained an undoubted - stragetical suc cess by his victor j at Karasan. Allde- penas on now ne win use it. The Daily News' correspondent tele graphing from Gagova, September 1st, shows that the Turks as a result of the victory at Karasan,' occupied a large mountain, forming the key of the Ras grad positions and commanding almost equally the Lorn and the Kara Lorn, and the Russian positions at Obaka ; and 'the Gogova correspondent says that acting solely on the defensive the Czarowitch will have little difficulty in keeping his present-line intact with tne possible exception ot tne Uogova position On the other hand, the Turks are much too strong to lie inactive in tne iace of tne'infenor xtussianr force, and the; chances are great that the valley of Kara Lorn will soon be tne theatre of a decisive battle of large pro portions, h i . i;v - A subsequent telegram shows that the Russians have evacuated ' Gagova, and retired to Polomarka. The Times' Bucharest correspondent says that the Turks and Egyptians pursued them thither. I The Times' , Bucharest dispatch of ; September otb, says : "lhe autumnal rains have begun. It has been raining here continually since last night." The Times leader urges very stroDg- ly that England should offer media tion with the concurrence of other neu tral powers. The offers of mediation could be based on the recommenda tions made by the Constantinople con ference in this connection. The Daily News' Bucharest corres pondent says : "Peace is impossible until the Turks are completely crushed. The war has- become a dynastic one for Romanoffs as much as tbe Franco Prussian war was for the Napolecns If the Czar entered Moscow after con cluding an. unsatisfactory peace, it would have to be at the point of the bayonet. This should be as well known abroad as it is in Russia." - . ' The Russian success at Lovatz places Osman Pasha in the awkward position of having ahostile force on both flanks. Either a defeat at Plevna, or an at tempt at withdrawal, might result in the destruction of his army, unless the Russians are compelled to weaken their forces on that side in order to meet Menem et Ali's advance from Ras- grad. The latter seems to place the Czar o witch's army in a position very similar; to Osman Pasha's, if the Turk ish accounts may be , trusted, and they seenvto be conhrmed-ia these particu lars, by Russian admission." The Turkish force has crossed the Lorn, and reached the neighborhood of Oberteni: while another force, has crossed Kara Lom to Poleolarka. These corps are understood to be operating against Biela, but they jeopardize the whole Hussion campaign east of -ant a as well as communications with Pid nora.v. :'- - Death of Crazy Horse New Me thod of Dealing with the Red 'it-it i A C ONT I JST osr Camp Robinson. September 6. Crax zy Horse died at midnight from the effects of injuries received while at tempting to escape from the guard- house nere last night. " His people took mornmg. ." , Ohicag' September 6. Orders have been issued for the apprehension of some of the principal agitators; among the Indians in the disturbed region of tne west, wita a view ,oi placing mem in confinement in Florida, a' practice which has proved effective in q uelline disorders among the Indians in the In dian Territory and elsewhere, j- - Army omcers nere do not anticipate any serious commotion on account of the death of Crazy Horse. ' : THE FRAUD, i Bradley; Tries to Defend His Conduct on the Commission by a Simple Denial. ' Newark, September 6. -4. Judge Bradley, in his letter to the editor of the Newark Advertiser, denies in toto the charges agamst him in connection with the electoral commission. He says he did not read or express an opinion to Judge Field, as is charged. He denies that there were calls at his house, and declares he decided the electoral vote honestly and free from political or other extraneous considerations. Election R eturns Yachts Returning. San Fsanci8Co, Cal., September 6. The returns are slow. Thus far they indicate Republican gains in the' inte rior, but they may be modified by later advices.' It is believed Bryant, a Democrat, defeats Ashbury, a tax-pay er, for mayor in this city. Sandy Hook Idler, which, with others, contested the race for the Ben nett prize cup to Cape May and return, rounded Light Ship at 9:42 a. m. None of the other yachts are yet in sight.. Crazy Horse's Band Dismem bered, i ase. Orders by telegraph or-otherwise promptly attended to. rr BeBpeotlWUy ; Jon -l : .-si in;' fl I This WeH nown' D-N.su RBA SSEDj'AGCOMMOplS, .. .... l:. -j j, .... ..-... ... ..; . , i nJ l . .M X, ..i.:f. . . '.. v. -- ....... n n n m ri&imm 'Lis s . TKt HOUSE IS CARp;ETEbjTHROU6ri6u -. ' f ...-..- L -i:4l rti.'J J.,'!i.1l' fi,1'V;.' "Roll a a ro ln'cverv r iY.iUig?,.Fj3rWa;.Toorisis.pra a: i .-., 1 I.tliJ W I rQonx, f lie.. ?- ;t;a! FOR PLEASURE." THIS HOtJBE OFFE Era . , 1I 1 W i! ,JjJ.iJ;'V'-. ' " ' . irf dj snow Job iCOMFOBT' "'J ; fJ.SX Sdft'ufind 2.00 Der day.; accbrdin 1 .5 nV - Ill I lllliall.lllll 1111 1 lflf llAJilJk.a.MVi-.-, J.J ".'.';;! ' ".. ---w -. . .... .1- .1 I ..it .j' r f . " ........ j- i .... W'.oliu !fs.jl ;' of.-i)!.vij'- .- . I i;;.i c.xiA" P s 1 Cheyenne, September 6. Tbe band of Crazy Horse is dismembered. Crazy Horse is m confinement. CrooK tele graphs that this is an end of all trou- cSeXelSin?!81"6 COn' cedentedly good, and knowing that the stocks in the country i Telegraphic Briefs. New York, September 6. Stephen Lockwood nd5wife;'ah aged couple, were struck by - a train - while, drivmg over the Lake SHore Railroad, nar Painesville, 5 Ohior yesterday t" and in stantly killed; V"'-' V:':?:- X . , Dundee, " September 6. The town council have yotedjto tender Grant the freedom of the city. : ; m Makchesteb, September 6. The Guardian's London correspondent says the Pope has resolved to restore Ro man hierarchy in Scotland. Cardinal Mangling will shortly go to .Rome on a confidential mjessagei in that connec tion. : '" 'ft 1 1'1 ?i 'Peovieekce, It I, September 6 The Perry cotton mill at New Port, has started agaip, the repairs, having been completed fApf til ' ' Chicago, September 6 The Catho-. lie Church at , Roger's ; park has been purned)fLoss il000w'.,iaii- :Jx ',fi i New syoKK, Sept ;5.-Thefir8tbale of new cotton was received to day from Raleigh ;.N C, graded- low1, middling, and sold at 11 J cents., ' , , " i " u i vu The Carolina National Sank .and ' the f.iir,'' late- fSenator Owens. ? ; CoidjibU, STC, Sept.'6,i-N tipe was Rerved oh; the'Car olina Natf6rfalBahk of this city to-day to attach funds pay able ort-certificates of deposit issued i to Y JP Owens, amounting to over $20,- 000;"' Owens; is , surety ;'6n;' the bond of largely' indebted; to the S-te-0wens is jpow Norths and may - attempt tornego tjate tnese papers. t j 4n NoiEi-Tnis is ex-Senatof Oweiis wno Bucharest, - September 6. An , im portant engagement was. fought near Kustcfxuk yesterday , ; morning. , &eon afterwards .the Russians commenced a bombardment of that city from Slaba- sia, which was replied to by the Turks. xWe cannonade lasted all; yesterday ana continues to-day; : - f f Tlie;Tura, from Widdin attempted last nightrtcrreach-vShunercheni.- nbar Kalafafc in boataj but were driven back by a Rouman ian battery j "which was quickly brought up. The garrison o Widdin h as been raised to-the strength of eight thousand men in consequence ot tne threatening attitude of Servia oihi tweed Disgorging, i ii iO'J d istil i-.i"r - - ,uil'- He Tells ol Rings Within Rings, But He Was in Them All-- - More Yet to Come. New York "September G. The al dermanic committee on the investiga tion of rmg frauds met to-day. Wtn M Tweed was-present with counsel, and gave his story of the various offices he held under the city. He testified t the ring that was formed in the board of supervisors tor . passing, excessive Dins in looui ; xue ring consistea1 oi Roach.'Brims and himself. In 1863 Henry Smith was added to it; in .1865 John ox, anu in 18bb, James Hayes Wynne: in '69 Isaac J Oliver ' and An drew J. Blakely were ;, added, : but the last two did not know all that was go- ing en, ou got meir race, xn i.oU tne board of supervisors was abolished. ; The Tweed rine had nothintr to dn with the supervisor's ring. The former was under Hoffman's administration as mayor; and was composed -of witness John X ilottmann.i Comptroller Bren nan, arid Street Commissioner Cornell. They, met only for, social and political purposes. come of. these men-wen out of office and this ring then became composed of A Oakey .Budl. Comptrol ler Connally,' StreeM3om m issione.rM.c-1 The committee adjourned to Wed- OB1 OTJI2 Q-OE&IE-A.T t -E.D. .A1J.- s . -t'iiiili a f ) t . -'. Last month we had a Special 8a ? ' - i . " 4 f a mr Spring Stocks We reduced our G-oods rapidly, and brought to our lEus JmanMd- ditional patrons. if ! I i 7fe few remaining days previous t " - : ' ,: . : .... - - : !. -3 t:Vf,v a . . ...... t . i . opening our FALL STOCK tve shaW sell J-ii GOODS now on hand at ' MERELY NOMINAL. IP. HI. TT . A TTTP A JlV TJllTCifl, Leading Low Price Clothiers, sept 4 ,j faa oi oHil jv:'i-r.8riii i ?d: ioT. To the -aJobbins TapadLo- In view of the fact that the prospects for all crops are nnpre- The California Flection. have been greatly reduced, we anticipate an extraordinary San Francisco, Sept. 6. The present good trade the coming season. indications favor the belief that the Democrats will have a majority in the legislature, but-the result is still in doubt. The counting is very slow, especially in this city. Owens is Gone. Therefore, we are buying, this fall, a much larger stock than for years past, which is now daily arriving Hence, parties . wishing to be first in their particular sections, can now Washington, September 6.-iEx-State find a full line Qf .FALL GOODS, at prices as quoted in the Senator Owens, of Laurens county, s. - ' c, died at the Howard Mouse, Bai- js orthern Markets, We make CLOTHING A SPEUIALT i . timore. A large sum of money was! . . , ..-o. - : found among his personal effects. Whatever tends to keep the blood pure surely tend to prolong life. Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture by its specific action upon the blood keeps it always in a condition of purity. A liberal discount always made for cash. Z'm , WITTKSKYTRINTELS. ,W &-R- ftew Advertisements. RETAIL: NOTICE. Attention, Hornets. ' ' '.. i i J M UJ nJjii i llivt YOU are hereby ordered 5 to attend the regular monthly meeting at your hall tnls (Jmday) evening, at 8 o clocfc, sharp. , V ; ; U X WALJUSK, Robt R Rat, ( -.. : President.- i : . Secretary, ,.;.,; t , ' septT it. . ,".1,vVh'vl r-?- P E AS, PEAS As we' desire to extend our Ketail Trade, we ;,beg JkayQ to advise consumers that it is our intention to present :tfaisi all, the largest and best assorted Stock of Goods of anysince the ,. ...... vj'-! ; h'iii.'''!0 war. ine Millinerv, Juress ana w hite Uooas, m ine Jmies' Department, and Clothing and Hats, in the . Gentlemi ,J)e- partmeni, will receive our special attention. ' j V.f) WITTKOWSKY-& IWTZfiS. :arjg25: !! 1) (1) 1II ' .... . : I !0 Highest CASH price paid ' -by- . ".: I W. W. WARD t-v: - A Large and Attractive .Sale, of a R E A D Y MAD E CLOTH I N C. ' BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ap., .AT vtt CORNER -OF TRADE AND TRYON STREETS-1 Ulh :1 O : ,. '.I' ,! fMlii JlifTOI -'lit CORNER COLLEGE and FOURTH. , sept7 ... ..j !. . Fresh Spices .iujuiujn, KTcieuiuer d. l.;-OTC spei cial from Rome says that the healtlf of 1 "TT .... We will sell within the next 30 toys; the following lots ;of merchandiser: v;w 2000 fairs' PANTS, consisting of Men's, Boys' 'arid Youths', 1000 COATS, of all kinds. ' ,-6 . , - . Which we will sell regardless of cost. , . . y Give us a call before purchasing and 'examine our stock, as ?ou will, find ' it far superior, in 'quality, make, style. land cheaper in price than any in the marKet. :-. ...... ...... .: . KAUFMAN & BRO, ang!6 Springs' Comer, Charlotte1, ft. C. Harris umpire compos. TO FARMERS. X7rE would call the attention of Farmers to the fact that Ull we sell, and have now on hand, the Chemicals- for mak ing HARRIS' EMPIRE COMPOSTS which' has" been tried in li m i . .. , .. -f 4 1 ....... l ' fi J .. W . . -J.,... . t", i . - . " . . . - S-v Opra in 4 aW; by Verdi, t?18 t3?0.1011 for a number of years and "many famers will tes- ""'" v ivjjuiiumi. . I XT " i n i - - T . i Opera in 2 Ac's, by Don;-tti. u P0" ppiuon we iumisn circulars, witn certincares OI T.niTniiT.irTT. t . - i ir;iiiijir: iii miix hi i.iiih hihi nnimniTiiT pmiTiTiPH - - - w . -: opera in 3 Acts, by Baife. or vvheat it has no superior, and is the cheapest . article water carrier , ,r . , , i . . ' ever onere a,ana parties purcnasmfir 'it. can reiy.f upon gettina: ;i fji a -- Awa,i py. uneraDinu i tsuiucmui iree xxom aauiterauon ana in au respects psuaois, 'i The i above Operas' have all thVsonirs and I 1 ' . T . ? .If- .'.'.ui -f n a-j'sV :'. VUV4'U0 (UU IVMI4 OWAC7y YTlvll Ii JJIaDO-JOITC and ars issued. at thai remarkably Also BEETHOVEN'S SONATAS'. 'f - - complete...:.. I 'ill.50. ; FOR J Pickling, j A 8UPPLV OF THE FINES! Englisli' Spices JUST RECEIVED AT I SOARR & CO.'S sept 7 - ' Drag Store. STANDARD OPERAS. MARTHA: Opera in 4'Acts, by Flotew. ILTROVATORE! " iSTSB U: rw. 0 lngreduntSiim xi.Ton, Jtizov cash, W-OOeach. : ' ?'1 i .- .w. v .JMM V . WILSON Cc BUnUELL. f9 1 "4 Sit I .! w at pi." ui.'i i 1 1 . . 'IN Ml 15 H. C. ECCLE. PROPRIETOR. died in Baltimore last night. or sale at me rope is improving. . : - ' sept 7 T1PDY & BRO. 5?
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