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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE sTonAoE OF PETROLEUM. rrs mo
DUCTS, AND OTHER ISPIAMMADLE OILS.
SEQ. Ne Il ordained by tie Adyor AMI Aldermen in
City Council atsm6fe That from and after the l6t Iay
OF Juno nuHt shall not DO lawful keep Purueup
kerosene, hocf OIL Dcuzine, BenZolc or any oter in
haumnble oil or oils storage for sale In any collar
ssoro or budlng south OF Linu rect In larger aIrp
uty than my gallons on any lot or premises an,
any such quantity SO kept Btoruu shall be Contained In
vessels OF tin or other metal q ,- -" "
sFo That Petroleum, It's products, or any other ip
anmaoie oil or OILS whom brought into tho city by ian
or water may DO kopt on any lot OF III any building m
which cotton is not storpd for period moi exceejin
hours, upon tho expiration Of which umn
the foregoing section. ~ y = !! - .s'asNN' ~
sEo. Si ANY person or persons violating any part OF
his Ordinance shh be subject to no OF two huutlrel
dollars. for cac oGonco reeovebio in any Court os on
peicnt Jurisdiction. N' oNsA sos eon'
hahn:d IN Cts Council tl. twenty Arst day of May In
sixty-seven. W Ai''
fLS.l ..l p a. 9AIrJADn Me-.
q l..
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yoang man, under tho rnmo Of AzIz-ErrESDI, ho
took great delight in steering with his own hard,
In tho Eosphorue, tho steamer, vol known in tho
East, which vas Eivon him by tho Emperor his
bTo;:s-. This packet, with two white funnols.
served for many years US tho principal amusement
OF tho hereditary prince. lIo was nlso nccustom-
cd to occupy hiuseii in special manner With agrl
cu'turo; and tho farms ttchg'aks) OF rrinco AzIz
wcro noted III the Gulf OF Ismulh and OH tho coast
Of Anatolin for their exceptional management end
cultivation ON tho European syHlem."
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CHI A r L ES TON
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1867.

Jon WoRK.-T have now completed our
Office so rs 10 c1e.ate, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIC
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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DISSOLUTION.
DEN TIST RY,

REDUCTION OF DENTAL. PRICES TO sUIT
TILE TIMES.
nR. J. z DAPRAY. DENTIST, IS NOW PREPARED
~ c compcte tho Insertion OF whole upper or lower
sets or ARTIFICIAL TEETH, upon tho most approved
cthoI nnd with the bss materials $40 pcr set par
tla sets In proportion. Durability, natural appearance
perfect IT. nnd ncaiucas OF infsl guaranteed.
Az olher opcratfona upon the Teeth performed In
sklful md wurrautablo manner.
Oaico Of his residence NO. LIBERTY STREET
haS2o mwf Charleston. &. q.
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EDUCATIONAL,
EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT {
REV D1 NIYERS

REV. DIR. MYERS.
THE PRINCIPAL. OF TIE ABOVE NAMED INsTI
i, TUITION has much pleasure III announcing to his
patrnns us well M to tho public generally that owing
continued tncrenso III tho number Of pupils hc hns
found necessary to obnin suitable prcinees and
s.laisd o. npa pSulg eligible Lieu hqSsS sS
streets. trl - - 1 oN1
dLo MIN Of The Institute being to thoroughly educate
the pupils for collegiate GukncsJ carcer systenatjo
and accurate elementary training rdop Cd for each ma
NAY nce that eoursc, and peculiar advantages arc also
offered or tho study OF the classics, Mathematics snd
bookkeeping. NA1
In consequence Of recent necessary changes made In
hG government OF tho Academy, and with q Wow Of
@ o ,he interests OF tho pupils the Principal will
Se aSsistcd by Mr. JOHN CANNON, . gentleman OF
Known ability. and who bas hsd considerable oIpcrience
IN INC art or teaching Mr. CANNON performed his
Sn ga SSnfss Of studies with disncon In OF
French languages and classics with unusua IN
tie college Of Blols In that country. lro and excellent
advantages nro therefore Afforded for Tho study of
Erench under hia supervision u -
primary clnss connected with the Institution Ia con-
ducteI by Mia ROSA DIDDLE, and tho ynrdbs deport
mcnto recotSng tho personal superintcndcpce OF the
Prtncpa every oxortiOn is made 10 promote Tho inter
eats OF tho pupils. Course OF instruction Enelish
frenck, Lauh. Greek, Hebrew, Spanish and German
languages. inf AM Jniy iS
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fire LOAN.
MAYORhLTY OF CHARLESTON. ,

Crr1 HALL, November 0, 1868,
A LII PERsoNs DEs1Il0Us Of REBUILDING in l'aR
IA Burnt Districts nnd Waste Places OF uto Olty un
der An Act Of The dtneral Assembly, giving authority
70 Tho City Council OF Charleston TO proceci In THO
tor OF Fire Loan with view TO aid In building i'm thu
City arrow arc hereby notified that tho form or anpli
eaIon for loans can DO obtained al tho once the Crl
OF Council, between the hours Of A. NJ and p Ar -
. Al applications must bob IL In tho aboyo monticnej
slider the eamc. ~ - = ~
Dy order OF the Mayor uHt,t. " r. ab,Iru !
November 10 = cierL M cannssu
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF GoUNCn.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause Of Section Of m "ordinanco TO aiso Sup-
pIos ior tho YER ih87 Ia published for tho nformson
oiPersona selns Goods by sample or otherwise who ar
notified to report III tis oillco - S''o3
Three dolari on ev0ry hundred dollars Of an goods
Otherwise" }'S4 ET3--s- " :; Sy.STIPF PF'o u
hiefcn '.fr2,Eesss Clerk oE CounciI
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az conegcns 10 'ss emeg1 - ,or M H,,Sor az
Daily Nrirs, No. IS Haypc-sfrcct, Charleston, s. Z,
business Communications 20 Publisher Of Jday
NeTS.
lIecdnliot undertake 10 rc.yrn rciecied commuaica.
lions.
Advertisements outside ofHe city must be dccomPa.
7iiCd toih The cash
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'T NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE oHIEF OF POLICE,
cHhnlksros, 8. O.. hiay I, 1851. = &
TUE REGULAR INSPECTION or TIiE iOTH AM,
Enclosures, vaults. 30, Will commence on Uondau
x e Inst Owners and occupants arc hereby rcauirod
500 at their premises arc In good condition and .hst
nll nh and garbage h removed al required By Ordi,
lance. Other Inspections viii follow. l- IN .S5Ifi y
~ order Of Mayor AILIAnp.H 81 . ~. az
.fi,ES !; 80, s. Ia ,s,, " a g. b. aIaWALD
.-ts. 4 ''H- 40 ~ Ss9 '@ IN - Chief Of Police ~
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCII
THE LADIES' .as.
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

IAyMG ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY.
MADE Cto1HfNG, suitable for Gentlemen, La.
ana and being dcsirous of dinishlng our
cna Gcorc tho feason advances too far wo would espe
y 1raw to attention OF tho public towards Tho rcdic
or three wcek8 from date - 1' wv
Is Apply Mt the rEpoerropv -
: sAnunry ~ .I'a No. II Chanera street
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

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can DC eured permanently, and at trihlng cost
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stmach or fmprcgnsto the breath. No chnnao OF det
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any addroas closely scaled and postpaid by mail oT
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B @ ar DING,
G0PARTM ERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
rTIHE FIRM OF wIIILDtN & BROWN Is HEREBY
Il dissolved by mutunl consent. ]Ither Of U.S. for Tho
present. can be iOund vt No. II Hnyne street.
WILLIAM q. wHlLDES.
GEO. II. BROWN.
Charleston. July 10Th, 1867.
WILLIAM q. wIIiLDEN IS co.
N3ILL CONTINUE THE Observation-Disclosures,
W CHINA AND GLASS BUSINESS ut No. IL IIayno
bucct. fw4 July 10
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~ EET!M G s.

onAHGls LODGE 10. II, a. T.. NJ.
4 II EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
will be held This friday Evening. at Masonic uli
at 4 o'cloh
Candidates for tho Mascr ala,on's Degree will ut,cud
punctrally.
By order ". NJ ". A. G1BSCE,
July ~ Secretary.
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CNIsPER COMA,

For Curling tho Hair Of either Se1 into Wayy
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
t3 Curls. .i.g '.a.p j. F.
PY USING This ARTICLE LADrR land GENTLE.
~ MEN CAR beantfy themselves d thounud.fold
the only article In tho world that VIII curl strlaht
hair. and at tho sao time Ryo IL beautiful giossy ap-
pehrnnce Tho Crsper Conn not only cufis tho haf INF
inygorates. beauthca and ceansos i La highly and Do
perfumed, and Ia tho most complete arte Of
CE.pef Coma will bo sent To- any address, seaIsd and
Il l.I'T: ". L CLARK CO., bhtssa5ai,n ~
: v. :. No 3 Wess Fayet'e street Syracuse Il. z!
hSNen " it-., AZ =. 's t'ill ~ ~, So, lyy
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ths Pesfd and Hair in alrost miraculous 1nsnnsr II
has boen used by tho el.o OF Pas and london with the
most asetng .rsecas Names Of all purchaser. viii
ana entho satisfaction 10 not given III
eyey instanoe tho money win 10 ohoorfully refundcJ
pfsce y mall ss.lod and postpaid o. posshpuye cir
cnfara snd tesdnonihla mIled fc6' Addresi DERdEn,
SHUTS CO., Chemhts, No. 2s1 RIgcr street Troy M,
II sols Agents tor the United Bts.ss t;r, ]
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"THr SULTAN" snys Paris Journal, s,gocs ont
tncognito nearly oyery evening In the principal
streets Of tho capital. Tho Emporor Of tho otto.
mans observes with oaro everything thai moro
especially ooncorns Parisian workmanship, Or shat
Is called IN commerce, Tess articles de Paris. Tho
snitan 10 fact, Is groat amateur Of mechanics
and instrtmonta Of fabrication. Whom he yao 4
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CRISPER COMA.

Oil ale was beautiful and fair; .,gII
Z Win starry eyes. and radiant hair,
Whoso curling tandrils, Eoft entyined,
J. Enehained tho vcry heart and rnind,
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The DIVISION on tho cumulative vote in tho
House OF Commons was o worry remarkable ono,
end worth remembering by all who tako an intor.
est in the question. Tho proposition seems, a
prtori, to bo reasonable enough. say that q CON.
sttuoncy is represented by thrco members, thop
oyory voter may cast throo votos, oithor for ono
candidate in lump, or distributed among tho
throo, and Thus tho minority oould securo repre-
sentative Tho support given to tho resolution
proceeded chiefly from tho Liboral party, but
npon. scoro OF Conservatives votod for it. Mr.
DIsnAELI and tho Ministry ecperalry onnosoJ n.
and with thom wcro Mr.. GrADsroNE, MIR. Darour
ana many oihor so-oallcd Radicals. Tho members
VINO arc srttrically caod "lterary and phiIosophi.
cal" wore pretty equally divided Il is probable
.nas .ho rolo will bo mado m annual ono ty tho
,,'st a tolhI,oduotion OF the F. apositon, and in
That case wo ihcino 10 think that it win ro.nit l.
victory for tho prosont minority. We arc alad
that, subject Of 30 much, Importance has hcoT
taken up in this country. ;t ylEfs5 TTr.,W
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W a r rs.

WhNTED.rtlfi UST; GE i rGET EuI:
his feel durin. tho Summer n,pnl,s. wiiIb, WILL
Garea car LOT y Iroponsbo party. Address LOCK DRAM
I.H. oo1 SntrlcStoh PcstolDrc. July 20
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tho Popo delivered to the dernties from Italian
cities, the other day, was rather kinder in tono
than mnny Of his former speeches. but it indicates
no change IN his policy, and no relaxation Of his
opposition to tho union OF Romo with tho King
dom OF Italy. IIo is still unab'o TO percoiyo tho
advantages Of national unity, still unwilling to nc-
knowledge that tho movement for consolidation
OF tho italian States springs from any other inspi-
ration thnn hostility to tho Roman Church. And
i'll tho unwontod boldnoss and resolution of hs
speech ii is not difficult. to ,dotoct confidence.
probably we'll founded, that tho intervention which
ho has besought from Franco will soon come 10 his
aid." .a ,u ,.lI- -
Chiot Justice MARSHALL, returning from North
Carolina, wrapped In profound thought on somo
knotty point, found himsolf suddenly brought to n
halt by small troo which intoryoncd bctwcon tho
front Woel and body OF his buggy. Seeing a scr-
Vant at short distance, ho askod him TO bring nm
nxe and cut down the trco. Tho servant told tho
judge that thoro was no occasion for emitting doyn
tho troe but just TO back tho bagey. pleaaod a.
the good aonso Of tho follow, lo told him that bo
would loayo him eomothing ut tho Inn hurd by.
whero he intended to stop, having tlicn no srnsl,
change. In duo timo tho negro appliod, and n
dollar was handed him. Doing asked il ho know
who 1t was that gavo him tho dollar, hoS ropled .
"No, sir; concluded he was gontloman by loay.
ing his monoy, but think no IL tho biggest fool
over saw"
Tho torn "bottIod up," which Con. GnANr Nd.
Piled to Con. BUTLER, aud which tho lattor claims
TO havo boon usod by him first, appears to hsyo
boon used by noithor originally, though Con.
BurIEn makes The claim. correspondent OF tho
Now orleans Pteayune, howoror, assorts that Con.
GRANT lorlVod y from CARLYLE. Ailuding. In
volume 0, page ss, Of hin history Of ''Fnrpsnron
the oroat," 70 Prince MoDr1z's failure 10 bring nm
hia h'toon thousand mon at tho battlo o, Praa
OAsLYLs romhrks: GAS it is, the Austrian a,my IL
not annihllated only bottled into Prar. and viii
need sioging." On page 2i0 Of Tho same yolnn,n
thoro lkowtao OCCURS tbis sentence: "IsnwAIn
was juat finishing with tho swedca, and got ibot.
tied up In str'aisund" Truly, thoro Is nothing
new undor the sun. -I :"
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WHhKKRs and AUs.
. w TACHES forced 10
grow upon Tho smoothest
hoe In from three 70 Ave
weeks BY using Dr. bEvIQ.
N z r NESfAURATEUR
GApuLAmR, Tho most
wonderful disoovery IN mo-
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COURT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND,
AND THIRD STEETS.
EATTJPOEJ OHIO

CALLiPOEIS, OHlO.
We are now Offering TO the citizens of CALI
polls and vicinity. the largest and most ex-
tensiys assortment Of bne China. Ironstone,
and Common Queenswnre, ever seen in this
market.
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, of every
kind, style and quality. In this line we
cannot be beat.
Japanned and Brittania ware of rich and
rare etyles, that cannot fail to please.
Table Cutlery, and furniture of every kind
and price. Lamp shades, wicks, burners, and
every thing necessary to repair Old lamps.
Carbon oil ofthe best quality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing in our
line, at as low prices az the same can be pur-
chased in Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in orr house every article
required TO furnish their tables, bars, or cham
bers in the best style, and we warrant prices
TO suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complete sets
of table ware, at city prices.
Country Merchants can do as well by pur-
chasing from US, their supply of ware, as IN
the city and save freight AS further induce
ment to trade with us, we will take IN ex-
change for wares, all kinds of Country Pro-
duce at tie highest prices, delivered at our
Grocery Store on the Public Square.
Ladies are invited to call and look over eur
splendid stock of China and Parian marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT, ANDERSON d co.
Jan. s. la66.-tf.
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To Builders /!
To Painters!

Cash, GLASS AND NAILS fferel
~ sizes ana inquantities TO suit.
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N] HITE LEAD, ANCHOR, PREMIUM
w Lily. Eagle and other favorite Brands.
Also, Eckstein & Hills Pure Lead, Linseed
OIL, Putty, DC.
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Dried Beef and Pigs Feet
at MoRRIsoN's.
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To Consumers!

r ARD OIL. CARBON OIL, &c, together
IL With general assortment of Family
Groceries. For sale by
6 DIS. FORD.
Alsshirs's Block. oourt street, sign Of the
Red Barrel.
Iune ~. 1867.
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SoEE ETEaENG NEW.
GEPPART', ANDERSON & co.

NTHOLESALE end Retail Dealers in
w Quecnswaie. Glassware, japan and
Brittania Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps, &c. g.,
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The Land Frnnd in Germantown.

WE have received the following note from one
of the counsel for Mr.. Johnson, which we pub
lish, although we do not see that it alters the
case in the least. The case in Nisi Prius was
Immediately connected with the original suit
for forgery, and grew out of it.
To Ghe Editor Of The EUening TeIegrdph'-
notice in your issue of Thursday au editorial
to certain legal proceedings in which Charles s.
Johnson is concerned as to the alleged forging
of a deed of property In Germantown. AS you
have been pleased to give special prominence 10
the subject by making IL matter OF editorial
comment, deem IL my duty TO correct certain
misstatements contained in that article, and
therefore request you TO publish this note. III
should not be said that the deed referred TO was
forged by Mr.. Johnson until the flual judgm ent
of The Court is rendered in the prosecution for
forgery Instituted against him. HIS counsel are
Satisfied that IL was not, and although there has
been The verdict OF jury against him, yet motion
for new trial and in arrest of Judgment has
been duly made which yet remains to be heard
To sustain this motion we believe there are
good, reasonable, and sufficient grounds. The
place, Mr.. Johnson then being utterly unable
to secure the presence of important witnesses,
and being compelled to go to trial Without
them, should cause a suspension of your judg.
The statement that Mr. Johnson has been sem
fenced is error eous, as you can understand that
such could not take place until the disposition
OF the motion referred to. The case recently
heard in the Supreme Court at Nisi Prius, re-
ferred to in your editorial, is an entirely DIFF
arose from Sherff7s sale of the Germantown
property by the Messrs. Norris, the holders OF
the mortgage as the property OF Mr. Johnson
September IL, 1857. j. II. 5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
~ OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF REvI.
- SION OF TAKES, NO. II STATE HOUSE

RW@ OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF REvI.
-. SION OF TAXES, No. II STATE HOUSE
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1867.
The BOARD OF REVISION OF TAXES Will
meet at their office, No, IL STATE House ROW,
on the following days between the hours of 10 A. NJ
and p. NJ, for the purpose OF hearing appeals from
follows:-
Eighth Ward-Tuesday Sept H. 1857
Ninth Ward Wednesday. Sept. Is, 1857.
Isnth Ward-Ihursday sept. 10, 1857
Eleventh Ward-Friday, Sent 90 1867.
Twelfth Ward-Saturday, Sept q, 1867.
Thirteenth Ward-MOndRy, sept 23 1867.
Fourteenth WRrd-Tuesday, Sept. "a 1867.
Elteenth Ward (east Of Nineteenth street)-Wed-
nesday, Oct 9, 1867.
Fifteenth Ward (west of Nineteenth wardJ J-Thurs-
day, Oct. 3, 1857
Sixteenth Ward-Tuesday, oct;t, 1867.
seventeenth Ward-Saturday. Sept. % 1867,
Nineteenth Ward-Thursday. Oct 10. 1867
IL 1867.
Twentieth Ward (west Of Broad streeD-saturday
Twenty first ward-Monday, Oct. IA, 1857
Twenty second WRrd-Tueaday, Oct. Is. 1867.
Twenty third Ward-Wednesday, Oct IS 1867.
TW enty fourth Ward-Thursdsy, Oct II, 1857
Twenty. .fifth Ward-Friday Oct. IS, 1867.
Twenty-sixth Ward-Saturday, Oct 10. 1867
Twenty seventh Ward-MOndRy, Oct. 81, 1867.
Twenty eighth Ward-Tuesday, Oct % 1897
First WaId-Wednesday, Oct. %, 1867.
Second MaId1Thursday, w Oct "a. 1867.
Third Ward--Friday, Oct 25, 1867
Fourth Ward-Saturday, Oct 20, 1867.
Fifth Ward-MOndRy, Oct %, 1867.
Sixth Ward-Tuesday, Oct. 30 1867.
Seventh Ward-Wednesday, oct. 80 1867.
THOMAS COUHRAN
WILLIAM LOUGHLIN,
. SAMUEL HAWORrH,
gA& Board of Revision OF Taxes.
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The Fifth Military District.
GEN. sHERIDAN's VIEWS OF THE 81

GEN. SHER1DAN'B VIEWS OF THE SITUAI1O
A ST. Louis correspondent, under date of Sep
tember 10, reports the reception OF sheridan In
that city, and adds the following views, given
by Sheridan himself. of the situation In the re-
gion of his former commando
In private Interviews he stated that he believed
that the policy OF Congress- II rig!dy adhered TO- VIII
reconstruct the South on firm and enduring Dass'
couragenent to the Rebels and retarded the restora
tiOn OF the of good feeling. There IS nothing 50
much TO be dreaded in the South, especially In Lous-
ana ana Texas, as the oellet In tine minus OF Iato
Rebels that they hereafter obtain better terms
by holding out against the present Reconstruction
Referring to affairs in New Orleans 1t transpired
that the greatest trouble General Sheridan had 10 con-
tend against was the attitude assumed by Governor
small In number but great in malgnity and after the
removal OF Wells from the Governors chair spared
opportunity 70 matgn the General and al ms
measures. For example, they complained that ne
kept in Office notorious Rebels, lifting to add tnat
said Rebels had been appointed by the Governor
himself They occupied an anomalous posltlon
Wells deserted the radicals after they had made MIN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and Joined the Rebels PRIOR 70
The July riot he deserted the Rebels ana trlea 70 IT,
Join the radicals. But neither party wOulo OWL nm
after his double desertion ard thus he was soI ~
political Isbmaee, with his hands raised aganst hll
and all hands against him. This small mschleVous
the Generals heels, and howled for joy when ne lei
General Sheridan Is the personihcaton OF Ine n ~
politician. and did desire talk politics, 0nt o9
not regard the question OF reconstruction as polc
question any more than loyalty TO the GoYerhmeept =
IL was above mere party or politics. ana what
him that the policy of Congress right, was that
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bells denounced IL, General sheridan SAID ne nau
the acts Of Congress sent him by General 1Ia any
tried 10 carry out their plain intent and meaning -
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and had been forwarded for his instruction ~
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