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CHARLOTTE OBSERVER o rrjon pmrmricr . ..' :,.1t . is t 5V ' 3 ;,-! r 3 3;- h f ' V' ,CiN jL ' a f ..' r ' 3 l"( S l " ,' NT. The Obsxbvsb Job Department has beea thoroughly ; iuppUed wiui every . aeedel want, and wrta toe latest styles or Cype. ane every manner of Jod Woxk eaa now p don with neatness, dispatch and cheapness. ; weeaatnrnlshatshori neUee - , BLANKS, BILLHEADS, - - ; iiBrrraBHADs,OAKDa, TAGS, KBCEPTS. POSTERS,! PgQGBAMma, HAND BILLS, ' , FAMHLBTS, CHECKS, Ae 8UB3CKIPTIOH -BATES. . DaV 1 year (postpaid) in advance, $8 00 4 00 2 00 75 " d mos. " 3 mos.' " I mon. .''- ; ii.' . v A f"!'"'-,:3 ";V WKSKXT XDITIOS. Yekly, (in the county) in advance, $2 00 I , oat of the oonnty, postpaid , 2 10 6 months, " 1 00 vojcxih. CHARLOTTE N. C, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1877. NO. 2,205 IJbftral redactiong for clubs. Mm TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. B ' SI A AND .UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF Large Number of Wounded- Lack of Snrgeons The End of the Campaign Near. jjA9 been Refurnish ed and Refitted m , first-ckss sty le, and offers inducements to Travellers and Residents in its excellent table, supplied with the best the market . affords at prices to suit the times. An active corps of waiters in attendance at meals, and no pwns or expense spared to render guests comfortable. Moderate Terms for Monthly Boarders. aprl OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE. ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLER Anticipating a fine trade this season, have bought largely, and now have the r 'i pleasure of inviting your attention to f An Attractive Pall Stock, At piices surprisingly cheap. DRESS GOODS Our stock is large, and so cheap that it is no longer econ omy to buy cahco. READY MADE CLOTHIKG-Our stock is complete, at prices that defy competition. FNCY CASSIMERES A nice aessortment. CaWeTS Beautiful in deeign, and cheaper than ever. KID GLOVES A specialty. fr.t. nur stock is larger and cheaner in everv denartment than here tofore. Call and inspect it. ELIAS, COHEN a ROESSLER. BURGESS W HOLES ALE & RETAIL DXALXB IB ALL KIFt'DS OF FURNiTURB, BEDDING, &C. or CHEAP BEDSTEAD, LOUNGES, PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS. COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND. No. 5, West Trade St., CHARLOTTE, N. C. jan3 FRESH GOODS -AT- FU R N I TUR E WAREHOUSE CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES; CHILDREN'S - CARRIAGES, F l.n, ,,rmiipaiiiliPtrfkofHlIDBIVAiJLlAGpe,-rVct1 Ptjlt' and ii west priceB. 2t&- Chll ar.d n ake your select k n wbil" theassortme ct is full. Xomdoh, Sept. 20. The Kewi Berlin correspondent says that a party of military surgeons, on a special leave, departed yesterday, for the .Russian headquarters. They belong , to some oCjhe best regimejats in the Germab army. . . ,,.;,-;4 , Ihe Time? though it stronelyflvm- pathizes with Russia prints the follow ing, under a prominent Jieading : From our special correaDondent.-i- Theravtct, Sept. 28. It is said that the Turkish 'soldiers have received strict orders not to fire at any Russian Gen- i i . .... erai, lest he be killed, or disabled, and replaced."-. '. r .N j- j - 7 A iiUcnareg t special - to the Times says: 'vThe tremendous number of wounded from Plevna has overcrowd ed the Russian hospitals, and much suffering is experienced by the wound ed in transit to Russia in consequence of insufficient accommodation, and of tne qenciency ot surgeons and dressers." The Times, in a leadin? article on the war, eays : " The end of the cam paign must be near, -and it premises to present something like-A drawn battle: Formally or informally the powers will then, no doubt, attemnt to avert the necessity of a second camnaien bv the aid of diplomacy." "tweed. The Examination Resumed-He lets ont some Secrets and In. jtires some Churactei s. New York, Sept. 29. Tweed's ex amination before the Aldermanic in vestigating committee, has been re sumed. Witness testified; as alread v mentioned, that-he paid money for the passage of the tax levy to Senators Graham, Broad, Woodin and Cote; paid each cf them" tor vote for some bills that year, and he thought it was for voting for that tax levy. Kegarding the election of 1868. wit- ueeg said that year was a great year for naturalizations. John A Griswold was a candidate. Tweed had control of the political machinery, that is, inspectors of elections, &c. He re membered the closing of that elec tion. Most all of the notabilities of tbe'Democratic party were with him that evening at in e Metropolitan - Ho tel. ,f Hall, Sweeney and himself caused telegrams to be sent out during tne'day lor the purpose oi keeping th telegraph wires going to prevent counties throughout the State knowing what we were doing in the city. Wit ness did not think that there was ever an honest election in New York. "The result of the aggregate votes in the city and county in 1869, was probably caused by inspectors of elections, and not by voters, and we took means to effect that result. One suggestion was to, if necessary, telegraph the whole Bible all over the State, especially in "Lawrence county, where they were beating us three to one, as we believed, in order to keep the wires going, and the outside from knowing how we were getting on in New York." Mr Townsend said that the line of examination had wandered away from the directions of the resolution under which the investigation was ordered. They were drifting into political mat ters. Mr Coles said the object was to find out who had received money, either through the tax levy or other means, as they could be sued and the money recovered. The committee then ad journed until Saturday next. THE INDIAN CONFERENCE. THE WARLIKE NEZ PERCES. Still Pillaging and Plundering in the West. Washington, September 29. The following wa3 received at the War De partment this morning : ; "i ' Chicago, Sept 28. Gen Totonsend, Adjutant General : Gen Terry, under date of Fort Shaw, Mon tana, September 27, telegraphs as fol lows : wOn the 2l8t Maj Ilges. of the seventh infantry, commanding at Fort Benton, received , inform ation that the Nez Perces were approaching Fort LGlagett; He immediately started down the Missouri with his command, one company ;and forty o$ fifty citizens. He now reports from Cow Island, un der date of September 24th, that on the day previous ,the Indians crossed the river at that xlace, and attacked a small detachment on duty there as a guard over the property and stores of engineers at work on the river. This detachment of twelve soldiers were en trenched, and wifch the aid of four citi zens succeeded in driving the Indians off. During : tne night the Indians burned about fifty tons of freight lying at the landing, and at 10 o'clock on the 24th, moved off, going up Cow Creek in the direction of the pass be tweenfBear Paw Mountain, and. Little Rocky Range. The route taken by the Indians crosses the road from Fort Benton to Fort Walsh. The commis sion to visit Sitting Bull will therefore have to wait untilitis ascertained that the way irclear, or a sufficient force can be collected. P. H. Sheridan, Lieut. General. marl4 IN connection with the Furniture Business of Mr E G Eogers. at my old stand on j outh Trade Strf ct, I will conduct the Un dertaking Business on my own account, ivinp it ny personal attention. . I will keep a complete Stock; from the ueapst Wood Coffin -to thfinest Metalic curial Case. Orders by telegraph or otherwise proinptly attended to Respectfully F. M. 8HELTON. This Well Known and Leading Hotel, LOCATED IN CENTRE OF THE CITY, OFFERS UNSU RP A'SSEDv ACCOMMODATIONS, TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. . y tie m imm is fii stcliss. Telegraphic Briefs. New York, September 29. Nine steamships sailed for Europe tosday, taking about four hundred thousand bushels of grain, besides large quanti ties of cheese, butter, cotton , lard, oys ters, flour, hops, beef, canned goods, horses, cattle and a full list of passen gers. Washington, September 29. The cyclone noticed yesterday near Wil mington, has moved slightly north, and is now central in Virginia. Cau tionary signals continue from San ith ville north. Chicago, September 29. Charles L Woodman, a prominent broker, has failed; liabilities $100,000; assets un incumbered real estate. Pittsburg, Pa., September 29. Gen Pearson, arrested for murder while commanding the State, forces against the rioters, was admitted to bail on $10,000. Pearson made no defence in the preliminary hearing. Boston, September 29. rwo cases of yellow fever have been discovered on the c brig P M Tinker, from Trinidad, Cuba. The tuen have been placed in fever hospitals at quarantine. .London, ceptember 2y. lhe steam er John Bram all, from New Haven, with war munitions, arrived at Con stantinople on the 27th inst. Rochester, September 29. The likening Journal, in giving its editorial pedigree, shows that of those implica ted by Tweed, two got drunk and two got drowned, two got choked on chicken pie. The present managemei.t did not know Tweed. FRENCH AFFAIRS. THE KtUH !S CARRETEDHROUGHOUJI Ga and Electric Bells are in every room. l Invalids; Florida Tonrisis or Persoiiis Tfajeiin KOH PLEASURE. THIS HOUSE OFFERS EVERY FACJLlTY i ' ; : - FOR C0MF0RTCi . ! ;' :.'X';o location; of room -y; 'j r k ffcSR wp.ot . ! 'A f. i ,. m i d w u r z - u r-u in MitwiiiiMi 1 1 mi, him iii'ir The Wild Men Despondent at the Policy of the Govern mentNo Answer to nays Speech Yet. Washington, September 29. The Indian council yesterday indicated a determination on the part of the Gov ernment that the Indians shall come to the Missouri riyer this winter, with the provision that their lands shall be surveyed, and they may select their homes next year. It appears from the President s speech that the adherents of Crazy Horse and Tame Deer have gone north, and the President intimates that it is necessary at present to herd the friendly Indians with a view to the fierce war against the hostiles, which term includes all who are not ,under the control of agents Stores for the Indians have been sent to the Missouri river, and the Indians have the, alter native ot going tq their stores, or going without them, lhe Indians seem apprehensive1 that if theV leave1 their homes for the Missouri river, they will not be allowed to ge back. lhe indications are not tavorable to an early termination oine moian troubles. Later The further conference with the Indian delegations, which was to have befn held this morning at the Executive Mansion,- has been post poned Umll Monday. The Indians have not $tt agreed on tneir response to the President, and will hold anoth er council on the subject. They can not yet reconcile themselves to rer move from their present locations, and are much depressed- by the policy ot the "government as yesterday.expressed py tne rresiaens. - ; . : ,'' . i " Illness of ArchbishoU Bailey. aNew York, September. 29. Most Rer Archbishop 'Jarnes Roosevelt Bai Je'y 'primate of America,Was-in. a. erif cal condition at the cathedral jesidence at Newark, N'T; .last night, and his ' . At J 3- - - . j. J L t 1 oeain ja ieareu at any iiiuuu.fut. .. . . - -: LATER. ( Newark, N Jif September 29. Arch- bishoT Bailey- is' a' little better this morning. - Tlie President's Candidates for the . Chamber of Deputies i Placarded. London, Sept. 29. The Times Paris dispatch says :J,' The list of the official candidates for election to the Chamber of Deputies, is all but completed, and placards are being issued by the pre fects for posting in the various arron dissments. The placards are headed, " Candidates of the ; Government, of Marshal MacMahou, President of the Republic." Analyses of these lists show that the marshal's candidates are divided into' 131 Legitimists, 83 Or leanists and 298 Bonapartists. The remaining 20 Aamdissments being in and around Paris, are without any official candidates. There may, of course, be some slight errors in this classification, but there can be no question as to the general result, viz., that the President of the Republic has been made to ask the electors to re turn a Chamber composed of three fifths Bonapartists and two-fifths Roy alists." Trouble at an Indfau Agency. - - f St. Paul, September 29. A special says : "Owing to the Indian superin tendent Kimball having ordered Father Timizin, a Catholic missionary, to leavethe White Erth agency, on ac count of the violation of agency rules, the priest took refuge in his church, rung the bell to summon the Indians friendly to him, and with them is now holding the church in armed resistance to the authority of Kimball. The ln dians are considerably excited, and consequently Kimball telegraphs to KFort Snellingfor aid. The Indians are iot aggressive, but watchful and suspi cious. Ihey have other minor griev ances, which will probably necessitate trodps removing in the vicinity of White Earth for some time. H. 0. ECCLES: PROPRIETOR- i side. S 7 FROM WASHINGTON. An Appointee of the President in Politics Bank Notes Issued, United States Soldiers Gone Into Mexico. New York, September 29. A San Antonio dispatch of yesterday says : "Lieut Bullishas gone over intoMexico and struck the Indians and Mexican at Zariagassa, not far from where McKen zie attacked them. ' Particulars cannot be obtained from headquarters, but it is believed that Lieut Bullis has taken the town of Zariagassa. He had one hupdred men with him." V - A Very Good Reason. The reason why only one sample bottle of MerreU'tr Hepatine for the Layer will be sold to the 'same person, for ten cents, by onr druggists, in Charlotte, is Because of the enormous expense of importing the Hepa tine into this country, bat as there are fifty doses in the large size bottles, it seems two cents a d 03e is cheap enough for a medi cine that cores dyspepsia and- liver com plaint. All who have not bad a sample bottle are entitled to one for ten cents at all druggists. Three. doses relieves any case of dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver complaint, inthe world Regular size bot tles, fity doses $1. J " A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac, I will send a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF CHAEGE. This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rxv Joseph T Ikman, Station D, Bible Home, New York City. Hew Advertisements. Notice. C, O. & A. R. R., TREASURER'S OFFlOE, Columbia, S. C, September 29, 1877. TBE coupons of the second mortgage Londs of this company, which become due on the first of October, 1877, will be paid at the banking house of W K Jessup, Patton fc Co. New York City, at the Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Baltimore, at the First National Bank of Charlotte, N C. and at the Central National Bank of this city, J C B SMITH, sept30 It Treasurer. ED Latta & Bro believe the p ublic wil sus'ain honest dealing. sept25 s. b, meacham, Charlotte, N. C franklin coxk, jr., and h. b. william, Green ville, 8.C.; NEW FIRM. i AIE haye this day formtd a co-partner-It ship undtr the firm name and style of Meacbam, Coxe & Co., Charlotte, N. C, Williams, Coxe & Co., Greenville, S. C, for the purpose of operating in cotton. MifAUHAM, WAE & CO. September 26th, 1877. sept28 tf Washington, September 29. Ex Indian Commissioner Smith goes to Ohio to take part in the- politicarcam- naign. He will depart for. his Canada consulate in November.' What will rroi iangston, minister toitiayti,- say to tnisr - ' "y The amount of bank notes fssueo! dur ing the present month . is $13,265,400. making it necessary to retire under the ; law United States notes tdj the amount of $1,061,232. The Secretary of the Treasury has determined not to sell gold this month aa has heretofore been done to meet thisliabilitybutto retire the United States notes from the current balance in the treasury, "which is ample for that purpose, y - -.' . ... C - The retention of any waste matter, in the system produces injury. f The collection of 'phlegm" or diseased mucous m time-of cold or throat affection, should be promptly re- moyed.1 Dr 4 Bull's Cough Syinp . does lit more enectuaiiy than any : other cough syrup made. -. - Commended by P T Barnum, Clara Louise Kellogg, James Paiton and others. OPERA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT ONLY ! MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST. RE-APPEARANCE AFTER 4 YEARS ABSENCE, r CALLENDER'S FAMOUS ia TSAT Mlnstre: MInstre THE GREAT Original dmm SOUTHERN llGUly.ld COMPANY Georsia GENUINE Minslre Prnnrrin NEGROES. U CUiy(l4 end men, 20 artists 5 Uproarious Plantation Minstrelsy ! New Acts I Jubilee Songs ! New Sketches ! Billy Kersands, Dick Little, P Devonear, 4c "They far excel their white imitators." N. Y. Herald. "They are absolutely the best in America." Boston Advertiser. "They are unsurpassed." N. Y. Graphic. 12th Year. ALL THE OLD FAVORITES. Prices 50c and 75c. Reserved seats extra, to be bad at Purefoy's book store. 8ept25 ot 25c n WEST ALADDIN SECURITY OIL, SONS' THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN USE. Warrantedl50 Degrees ' Fire-Test. WATER WHITE IN CO LOU. ?' Fully Deodorized, j WILL NOT EXPLODE. HIGHEST AWARD AT Centennial Exposition For Excellence ot Manufacture AND HIGH FIRE TEST. Endorsed ly the Insurance Companies. Rtad this Certif..ate One of Many. TlO-WAr.D FrRE iKSTTtASCB Co. of Balttmoue, Baltimore, Dec 201, 174. Mtttrt. C. West 6 Son. -r-GciUUnttr.: Having used the various oils sola in t b is ci ty for illuminating purposes, I take pleas tire in recommending your "Aladdin Security o.l" as the tafat ami bat ever used in our house hold. Yours truly, - i.Signcd ANDR1JW REESE, President. I Manulactnred by "' ' . C. WEST & SOWS, Baltimore, Try itand you will use no otiaciv FALL, Our preparations for the present season haye been ' brought ; a successful termination. Our stock , is noyr full and ;CQm plete in every department. Two floors Crowded to their Utmost Capacity with the latest productions of both Foreign and American Looms, manufactured in New York by the highest art' of tailoring skill, with beauty of style, excellence of fit, and finish of garments displayed, unusual lowness in prices, all marked - Am . . m mam ngrures; ana our uneaualled system oi conductmsr business, place us far beyond the reach of any competition The wide spread reputation we enjoy as being leaders in our line of business, is thus fully sustained. We request a personal inspection of our stock and prices, the information gained by so doing, will serve as a guide for future purchasers. "With the people's interest at heart, we will continue the LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, and remain Very respectfully, E. DO. him A & IBM., ONE PRICE CLOTHXEBS. OF READY MADE CLOTHING, Which we will sell cheaper than any other house in the city, OR ANYWHERE ELSE. Give a call and you will be suited in quality, style and price. sept 22 CORNER OF TRADE AND TRYON STREETS. Springs' Corner, Charlotte, K. O. THIS IjElTDIIO- 1MB LI WIN! OIF1 THE STATE! AS OTHERS SEE THEM. A letter received from a gentleman, who recently visited Charlotte, contains the following in reference to our house, and we submit it to our patrons m an evidence of our ability to make all our promises good : "The house of Wittkowky & Rintels seema to me as a wholesole establish ment to stand pre-eminent in being able to supply such goods, and on as favor able terms to merchants as can be secured south ot .Baltimore. 1 reached this conclusion, after a careful examination of their immense stock, and a personal interview with Mr. Wittkowsky." -A. ZSTO'VEIL SIGHT ! The Store House of Wittkowsky & Rintels, three floors, 54 by 94 feet, all packed and crammed full of Goods. FZHiL STOCK -T"KfcW SUPPLY of sept 7 PENCILS, 25 centS TIDDY & BJtO. Fashionable Dressmaking TtrBIlitYTaDd: Fife imaranteed.' pi U terns cnt to measure, and millinery oTt ders executed with taste The latest styles of dress and other patterns always on hand. : n MBS : Jfi if AsaAl LdjAlU UJC, , Boom next to Van Ness' Gallery, s 8ept5tf- t Ten 0 ent Colnmn. FOB BENT for 1878,' that snug six room nottaae s adioinine mv residence on "f 5th street, a Premises are applied with: g&a, and excellent water, and are within, twc-minute9 walk of public square. . O N BUTT.t sept301t ' ". ' The largest and most complete since 1872, is now ready for inspection in both the Wholesale as well as tne Retail Departments, and we court akd defy oom PETTnoir, let it come from whatever quarter it may whether New York, Phila delphia, the ever present Baltimore drummer, or our local establishments. IN WHOLESALE we are ready to v u rLiU atu aim x bill, no matter where bought. IN RETAIL we present the most complete assortment of the LATEST NOVELTIES ever offered in Charlotte. To give the reader some conception of the immensity of our stock we cite as toiiows : 7 A. rv " J& a. ry . ar 0- SS! A.u.d sept 29 E-vrexrrtlxZxxs else ixx Proportio: WITTKO WSKT c& TO'-'MEffiCMMTTS:!- We offer the largest i '.'it pm itin It a t BKaaa.a . a. - . wtuituitb, rm ts, oils, AIID GOODS USUALLY KEPT III ODE LDIE, IN WESTERN N0RTH "A it' WILSON BURVJELL. t rit n .cio:J sin Mi.- - - - N Tr - U II i.J'.-' 17 i r II 12 141 z - Ef 1 t I L( 1 1 1 16: t i' at- il H n 1