North Carolina Newspapers

Mr CHARLOTTE OBSERVER ; JOD PnirJTItJC. 5 The OJwseav lob Department has be . thoroughly Applied with erery needed want, and wtta tae' latest styles pi Type, an every manner of Joo Wore eaa now M don with neatness, dispatch and cheapnees. v Wcaafonusn at short notice . J BLANKS, BILL HXADB, v - LETTTKBHJI&JDa.OABDB, -l , TAGS. BKCanPTS, pbSTKES,f " PBQQRA mnw, HARD BILLS, PAMPHLETS, CHECKS, fte 5!-' SUBSCRIPTION KATES. I year (postpaid) in advance, $8 00 8 mos. . " ' 4 00 Dai " 3 mos. yi ". ,''.'; - 2 00 1 mon. f . " 75 -rWXXKLT KB1TIOB. " vTeekly (in the county) in aid ranee. $2 00 u i out of the county, postpaid, 2 10 " fi months, " . 1 00 liberal redactions for clubs, rte. vol xin: CHARLOTTE N. C TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1877 NO. 2S20G i h - i ii i ii i h - i ii i n - r - A UNDJSft THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF r r ' w - , m7 jjAB been Refurnished and Befitted in first-class style, 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 pains or expense spared to render guests comfortable, Moderate .Terms for Monthly Boarders. OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE. aprl H EL1AS, COHEN & RGESSLEE, Anticipating a fine .nnle this season, have bought largely, and now have the . . pleasure of inciting your attention to 'f An Attractive Fall Stock, At prices surprisingly cheap. DRESS GOODS Our stock is large, and so cheap that it is no long, r econ omy to buy calico. BEADY MADE CLOTHING-Our stock is complete, at prices that defy competition. FANCY CASSIMERES A nice aessortment. : ' " . ' ii CARPETS Beautiful in design, and cheaper than ever. KID GLOVES-A specialty. In fact our stock is larger and cheaper in every department than here tofore. Call and inspect it. ELI AS, COHEN & ROESSLER. BURGESS NICHOLS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DKAL.KB IH ALL KIKD8 OF FUKN1TTJRB, BEDDING, &C. ir " a like CHEAP BEDSTEAD, LOUNGES, PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS. COFFlN8of all KINDS on HAND No. 5, West Trade St., CHARLOTTE, N. C jan3 FRESH GOOD -AT- TEIOTAtrac NEWS. TBOM WASHINGTON. i . .... . f The National Republican's New Management Pennsylvania Almost Solid for Randall ' McCullougli on the 'Road.' f : The Apaches Indian? About to Surrender. - - G-. MOG-E'K.S, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE CHILDREN'S OA CHILDREN'S C AR Rl AGES, 1 j iii Kcrivii g l w(t prices. ivHtUiY fWlIR.iVAi?n!CIe, 'T.fM Ftjht'and f Cull and male your eeltxtwn vrbil' theassortmect isjfull. marH N connection with the Furniture Business of Mr E G Rogers, at my old stand on fiouth Trade Street, I will conduct the Un dertaking Business on my own account, eiving it my personal attention. I will beeD a oomnlete Stock, from the Cheapest Wood Coffin to the finest Metalic Burial Can. Orders by telegraph or otherwise promptly tended to. Respectfully F. M. 8HELTON. This Well Known and Leading Hotel, LOCATED IN CENTRE OP, THE CITY, OFFEES . UN SURPASS ED ACCOMMODATIONS, TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC in mmvn is fibsttCasss THE hCt bE IS CARPETED THROUGHOUT. " 1 ' Gat and Electric Bells are in every room. i.'.-'.:.-.-.1 . .. ..... - - - 'i- - IiivaUdR, Florida Tourists or Persons Traveling FOR PLEASURE, THIS HOUSE OFFERS EVERY FACILITY , i ; . . FOR COMFORT. . . , II lIR-r 3.00? 2,50 and $2.00 per day, according to location of room. . , u I1-' 0. ECCLES PROPRIETOR-- Wi9HikGTON, October l.-n-The pres ent staff of the; National Repwlicanem - braces .Messrs - A-M Clapp,: editor-in- chief, N Davidson, managing editor, Chas L' Flanagan, A BTalcott, H P Goodwin and Jos ;T PMts, associates. Th e salutatory is nearly three columns. It has been generally read and distiuss ed.' r, ;f ;.s?. Extracts.: , "We cannot consent, by silence on that point, that our attitude toward the present national adrnuus- tratioa sball.be misundersto6d or naia represented. Having, devoted our best abilities and efforts to secure the elec tioriof Gen Rutherford B Hayes to the Presidency, as the representative of the Republican party and 'its pro nounced principles it will be our high est pleasurelto sustain all bis measures and policy, that are in harmony with Republican principles, usages and traditions, lo take any other course would, in bur judgment, be inconsistent with political good faith and render us remiss in duty. To expect more or less of us now would be to impugn our po litical integrity and question our good sense. As Republicans we shall favor and advocate all public improvements by which inter-btate commerce may be promoted and strengthened, and the resources of the entire nation may be developed into wide spread prosperity. We shall not contend tor a tan n tor protection, but for revenue. We are in fayor of remonetizmg silver and making it a legal tender of equal value with gold for all debts due the govern ment and the people. We shall advo cate the issue of greenbacks, backed by the national faith, to an amount equal to the wants of business and trade, and which shall be received the same as gold and silver for all dues to the government and individuals. It is confidently stated that Sena tor. Wallace, of Pennsylvania, is oppos ing Randall for speaker, and it is somewhat more loosely stated that the Pennsylvania delegation, except one, is solid for Randall. The California tragedian, John Mc- Cullough, opens h!s Southern tour to night at Richmond, in "Richieleu." Traveling with McCullough are Messrs Levick and Lawrence, Miss Eleanor Cavy, Mrs Allen and others, under the general management of John T Ford. The; Treasury Department has ad vices that Fred E Grossman, collector of customs at Fernandina," has died of yellow fever. It is stated that the Secretary of War will, in his aunual report, recom mend an increase of the army, at the discretion of the President, to a max imum of 40,000 men. The following dispatch was received at the War Department this morn ing : "CpiCAGo, October 1. Information received by telegraph from the depart ment of the Missouri, leads to the be lief that the Apaches, of Arizona, who recently fled their reservation, will be obliged to surrender before long. Two Apache chiefs have al ready consented to surrender. All the available troops in New Mexico are operating against them. P. H. Sheridan." Debt statement : Decrease, $3,882,524; coin in treasury, $119,152,043; cur rency, $14,206,417. The Indian council closed to-day, the government insisting that the Indians Bhould move to the Missouri liver, where their supplies will be next spring. They are promised permis sion to move to the possessions they have selected. Silver Senator Sharon, of Nevada, writes that he will nbt be able to attend the extra session oh account of private business. One Republican vote lost. Judge Upton, of Oregon, was quali fied to-day as Second Comptroller of the Treasury. It seems very likely that nominations .will be withheld un til after the adjournment of the extra session, and then be submitted to a special extra session of tbe Senate jdorton, oi maiana, xiepuoncau, uu Dennis, of Maryland, Democrat, will be absent on account of sickness. Proba bilities are that the Republicans will have three majority, counting Conover and Spencer with tbem. ihe toenate will be very cloae. Life and health insurance aeents are of the opinion that the probabilities are in favor of a Democratic maioritv on the first roil noil A full attendance of the Senate, with . i , r i 1 A every senator iaimiui io nis party, the roll call will show forty Republi cans and thirty.three Democrats. There are three vacancies : one from South CaroHna and two from Louis- TIIE WAR. Cassins m. Clay Kills ate fYcgTO a Desper- Reported Victory of Osman Pa sha Discredited His Losses . Change ins Commanders Gloomy Accounts of the Russian Army. London, October.!. This morning's Standard publishes "the following spe cial dispatch,: V? Sofia, . Sept. ). jLrustworthy infor mation has been; received here that 08 man Pasha has, repulsed the. Russo Roumanian attack on his front and left, inflicting heavy Idsses. It is said that he attacked the Russians on the Lo vatz road and recovered several posi tions.. This seems to agree with; the report publiBhed.in the Constantinople n e w spaper s, y esterday , that Os m an Pasha .had . defeated the Roumanians before Plevna, butc there is no more reagon!tob,elievenathan the other." 'The Standard'a details resemble the fight of Sept 11th "and 13th, remark ably. As the ImperialGjiard, num bering 56,000, is said to be due before Plevna by the 5th inst., it is highly improbable that the Russians have made a general assault without them. The Standard's correspondent with the Turkish army telegraphs from Pleyna: "Osman Pasha's losses from the Russian cannonade are exceeding ly light, but on the day when he retook the redoubts in .the Loftcha road, he lost 3,900 men. There 'are now, Sep tember 23rd, only 1,900 wounded at Plevna.", A Standard Bucharest special says Gen Todebenzo's plan of the situation at Plevna has been laid before Grand Duke Nicholas. It is understood to declare that a siege of operations on a most extended scale is requisite for the capture of the placeV The Czarewitch visited Gorny Studin Saturday, to relinquish command of the left flank and resume command cf the Imperial Guard. The second Turkish convoy for Plev na has returned to Orkani, the Rou manian cavalry having captured eight wagons of grain. Grand Duke Nicholas has the liver complaint. The first Turkish convoy which en tered Plevna consisted of two hundred wagons ; the number of wagons in the second convoy is not reported. The correspondent says of the Russians be fore Plevna : ''They eeem completely at sea. They have no plan, no idea, no head They are waiting for rein forcements which are arriving slowly, and which, when all are here, will hardly more than cover their losses by battle and sickness during the last two momns. i minK nisiory oners no such example or a splendid army m such an utterly helpless condition. Sulieman Pasha is fortifying at Schip- ka pass, apparently with the intention of wintering there." Paris, October!. The Russian tele graphic agency .prints a Bucharest dispatch which declares mediation im possible. A solution of the questions between Russia and Turkey must be sought for on the battle-field. Diplo macy may intervene later. The same dispatch says Gen Todleben succeeds Gen Zotoff as chiefof-staff to the Prince of Roumania, before Plevna. Cincinnati, October 1 Hon Cassius M Clay, yesterday morning shot and instantly killed a negro named Perry White Gen Clay. had. .employed White's mother as - cook, but finding that she had been robbing, him of sil ver plate and other articles, had dis charged her. Yesterday i morning he started from his farm six .miles' from .Richmond, Jiy., to visit a negro church in the neighborhood, for" the purpose of hiring another servantWhile on the way he perceived a loose horse in a pasture near the road-side, and the ne gro. Perry White endeavoring . to con ceal himself behind the animal. White had threatened Clay's life and i was known as a desperate character, and upon perceiving him i Clay immediate ly leaped down, confronted the negro and ordered him to throw up his bands . Th e n egro , obeyed, and Clay talked to him roughly? and ordered 'him to leave the place and telling him that if he moved from his position until he (Clay) was re-mounted he would kill him. As soon as Clay started for his horse the negro rushed after him, but Clay turned suddenly, fired twice, hit ting the negro in the neck and breast. Gen Clay then rode to town and deliv ered himself to the authorities. The feeling of the community is entirely with Clay. White had the reputation of being a bully and a dangerous man. FOREIGN. Death, oi a Cardinal Terrible Results of the Indian Famine Naples, October 1 Cardinal Saxte- riaro Sforza is dead. Aged 67. He was created cardinal in 1846. 1 London, October l.-The Times' Madras correspondent, reviewing the actual ef fects in that presidency, of the" famine anddiseases consequent on the famine, says: "The registered deaths of the present year up to the end of June, were 370,000 above the average. This. according to the opinion of the district officers, does not represent more than two-thirds of the actual mortality, and we have further to add ti e deaths which have occurred since and have not yet been officially reported." The correspondent s conclusion is that not less than 750,000 persons have fallen victims, and even these figures will pro bably be largely increased . before the lamine and its after-wave of suffenne have finally passed away. Avoid Dangerous Cosmetics . coccealed In opaque glass bottles. Gou raud s Olympian Cream, in clear glass, does not hide itself from examination. - Its ex ceeding delicacy and beauty of appearance gives assurance of excellence in the per formance, Eold by T C Smith. 1877, Our preparations for the. present season have been brought a successful termination. Our stock is now full ana com- plete in every department. ; " Twa floors Crowded to their Utmostrfiapqcity Foreign and American highest art of RAILROAD STRIKE. The Employes Stop .Work and Kill one man They are Sttll Tuibulent. lana. Telegraphic Briefs. Detroit, October 1. Two freight trains collided on the W & w road. Two e: gines and hiteen cars were wrecked and a ride-stealer killed. Loss $150,000. Wilkesbaeee, Pa., October 1. There was a general resumption o . - . . - i operations tnis mormne at me mines of the Lehieh and Wilkesbarre Com pany. ' Augusta. Ga., October i. it is re ported that four deaths from yellow fever occurred at FortKoyal yesterday and that a number of citizens have left the place. Galveston, October 1. A' News Fort Clark: special says Col Shafer crossed the -Rio Grande yesterday ; with, six hundred men and two Gatling guns, to ex tr icate i Bums from bis i dangerous position. One thousand Mexicans left Piedro, Negros, Saragossa and Ville Neva to-day. Their destination is un known. ;--1v , - .vXA." : - -Washington, October 1. The signal observer at Fort Macn, N. C, reports that i part of- the ? side of a brig or Schooner, and portions of the wreck have just come ashore at Cape Look out There is nothing to design her name. v,The light house people are ou looking for the bodies. - Now and Tneu. It is only now and then that inch men as Hon Alex H Stephens, Ex-Goy Smith and Ex-Gov Brown, of Ga.. endorse a medicine for the throat and lungs, and when they do it ia preuy gooa evidence mat tne remedy must be good for the cure of coughs, colds and lung anections. They recommend the Globe Flower CorGH Syrup, and their testimonials are to be be seen round the ten cent sample bottles of the Globe Flower Syrup, for sale by all druggists in Charlotte. A sample bottle relieves the worst congh and win cure sore mroat. ueguiar size Dottles, Cfl- -1 it.. uiiy acses, $i. New Advertisements. with the latest productions of both Looms, manufactured in New York by the- tailoring skill, with beauty of style, excellence, of fit, and finish of garments displayed, unusual lowness in prices, all marked "in in plain figures; and our unequalled system of conducting 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, IE. 1. ILM f A & IBM., OH1 PEICE C1LOTIIII3ISS. OF READY MADE CLOTHIIMC, 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. m W Mt'ES Sz BEOS'1 sept 22 CORNER OF TRADE AND TRYON STREETS. Springs' Corner, Charlotte, N. C. Wanted. THE XJBjJDTJSTOr Chicago, October 1. There has been a stirke on the Pacific Central Narrow Gauge Railroad at the end of the line near Circleville for three days past, because ot not being paid tneir wages early Saturday morniDg. A party of 20 citizens left this city on a special train for the scene of the disturbance, and at Holton was joined by sheriff Wil- iams. of Jackson county, and a posse of fifteen men from Leavenworth, made part of the sheriff s posse, and the train proceeded to the end of the line beyond Circleville.,, Here a large body of strikers were congregated, many on horseback, and headed bv Hartman. The party was greeted with all kinds of abusive epithets. Martman espe cially was very offensive in language and demonstrative in action. Capt Tough, formerly United States Marshal for the Western District of Kansas, who had been selected as the leader of the porge, commanded. Hartman s halt was answered by a pistol shot, and the vosse was ordered to fire over h:8 head, which was Idone, and Hartman replied with two eshots from his re volver. The posse then, under direc tions, fired upon Hartman. He died the same evening and the train return ed to Circleville, where it was met by a great crowd of strikers. A warrant was sworn out against Capt Tough, who was arrested, but was released on his own reconizance. At H6lt'oh the' train was confronted by another body of strikers who took possession oi tpe switch and declared that they would not let the tram pass unless i the u-posse surrendered Capt Tough to them. This was not done, and tbe ' train backed - out, and subse quently the 'posse left the train and marched jnto Holton and took up quarters in the hotel, which was soon surrounded by armed j strikers, who finding that the vosse was twell nrenarv ed, did notfattack: thehouse. Capt Tough Vas again arrested and released on f 10,000 bail. AS torm Tossed Vessel. Nobfolk:, Octoberf 1.- A dispatch yesterday says the ' "Gulf Stream,'' from Charleston, S.' C. for New York, with an assorted careo ; and fourteen passengers, after a stormy "passage" of A situation as teacher, apply immediately :x to U W WHITE, A. B., oct2 eod Salisbury, N. 0. NEW MILLINERY GOODS! MRS R McNELIS has just received the 1JLL very latest styles of Hats, Flowers? Feathers, Ribbons, Silks and Velvets in all the tne w shades. Call and see. Neat and stylish work a specialty, oct2 Do You Owe ANY MONEY to Wittkowsky & Rintels ? if so we request you to pay it, or we will give it out lor collection. WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS. oct2 d w tf OF 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 as an evidence of our ability to make all our promises good : "The house of Wittkow3KY & Rintels seems to me as a wholesale 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 of .Baltimore. 1 reached this conclusion, after a careful examination of their immense stock, and a personal interview with Mr.' Wittkowsky." The Store House of -Wittkowsky & "Rintels, ; .three floors, by 94 feet, all packed and crammed full of Goods. 54 Charlotte Institute for Yoide Ladies 1 Vcl tr w 2x st op m Exercises will bd resumed Sept 28, 1877, FACULTY: Rsv 8 T MaPttw ... Prinrira! Mrs B L Dewey, Miss Clara 8 Read, Miss Mary F Lsier, mhs E A Martin; Capt 8 F V enable. ' Young ladies who do not take tbe Academic course can receiye instruction in private classes in French, German, Painting, Draw ing, Music or in any other special depart ment. oct2 Circuit Court of the United States, Western District of North Carolina. Harvey Terry, who sues for himself and all others, the creditors of tne UanK oil Cape Fear, plaintiffs, Against NED Wilson, assignee of tbe President. Directois and Company of the Bank of Cape Fear, bankrupt, Jno D Bellamy, A J Detossett, Ex'r, Wm H McKay, et at, defendan s. ' The largest and most complete since 1872, is now ready for inspection in both the Wholesale as well as the icetaii Departments, and we couet and defy. com petition, let it come from whatever quarter it may whether New Yorkhila delphia, the ever present Baltimore drummer, or our local establishments. IN WHUliESAUS we are .ready to uurLiitjATiiJ ai xhliLj, no matter where bought. IN RETAIL we present the most complete assortment of the LATESTVNQVELTIES ' ever offered in Charlotte. 'To give the reader some conception of the immensity of our stock we cite as follows: - f A ti rf Everytliirii sept 29 Y; r - eli Proportlba At appointed The undersigned having been Commissioner m the above entitled cause. bv tbe Judges of the Circuit Court at Greens boro, in the said District, at the April Term A. D.. 1877. of said court, "to inquire and take account of what is due to the plaintiff and all other creditors of the said ; corpora-' j tion. including such oi the defendants as may be creditors thereof,"" and for " other purposes in the decree of the said court "passage of J mentioned. Now. therefore, in pursuance four days, put m here for " coal. ,' ,1 he. I of the directions contained in the said de cflntflin rfinorta fearful weather nri the 1 cree reqTnrine the Commissioner to fix a WILSON & BURIVELL, coast, heavy northeast gales and chaf fing seas. . JSo wrecks are reported; An unsuccessful attempt was made, to kidnaD Commodore NutC; the dwarf,' from a west-bound' Pacific rail road, train- on .Thursday night. The commodore,. who wai tliftedj from; his berth, screamed and resisted so lustily that his captors became 3 frightened and let him drop, making their escape in the darkness. , .j. a ' - 1 A remedy resting on the basis of instrinsiQ worth demands thje confidence of allr Dr Bull's Congh Syrop is known and jusd most satisfactorily though out the land,asis r ttested by its great sales. Your Djugist keeps it. neremptorv day for the filing : and proving of all claims and . demands against,. the de fendants herein, T hereby designate and set apart Saturday the 12th day of January, A.' V., lo o ; ana uua is w giva iiouge vu au persons holding bills oi having demands aeainst the defendants herein, to prove and file the same With the . undersigned, at -his office in the city of Greensboro on or before the said 12th day of January,1 A. !DV 1878,' otherwise they win be exciaded from the benefits of this action. .. -v. 1 ! . MAfiA. ia fnnhAV vivm . th.f ; imimaV not now a party to this suit, will be allowed to prove a demand against the defendants, without previously agreeing to; contribute W-holesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, Trade, Street Charlotte N. . G. pis proporuouaie ufiri oi uie - expenses or i . --' thesuit,- - - . JOHN-N STAPLES. ' j - I " fi ,'. f s:r .' i: i : . ' : - i-t. Commissioner. M . , . .. oct21td3mw rfm: , i -HI ' . , w. , Mil' " 0 1 1 I 4 , ft"" I if f i fr ' If?- ill'; r I C.1 . ' l.. v:.. : it