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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-02
New York HnrSFet.
W NHw YoRK, Dec. |

NRw YORK, Dec. l.
CoTToN-Dull, heavy and dropping
at 5095lc for imiddling, chiefly Sic,
FLoUR-Irregular, unsettled and l592OO
cents lower; s. 25C9S 40 for extra state:
SSS0(9S9O for r. II. o., and S9GGlO 76 for
trade brands, market closing dull and
heavy. WHISRY-Quiet and steady,
MHEAT-Dull; and lower grades are
cent lower; 81 73@1 20 for Chicago
spring Sand Milwaukee club; 81 50 for
IlhDer milwaukee and 81 IS for new
n SinOer state. RYE-Dull; ut Sl@II6.
CoRN-Dul and &c lower. SgC2as. for
nnsoud and 95G96c for SOUND mixed
western latter price for high mixed
OATS-lc lower; 60c for Canada; sc for
State and 4SG53c for unsound. Wool
S1let and lower; 20, 900 lbs. fleece at
, 1S,!.g ana ~ bales California at 35@46.
fErRoLEUM-Steady crude Ale: 1000
bbls. do. for all the month axe. and
5000 bbls. do. for january at zoe and
5000 bbls. refined in bond Tic on tho
spot and all the month. CoFFEE-Total
stock, Dec. ! 1865, 43,O3l bugs. SUGAR-
Elrmer lS1sIgl4c for New Orleans:
l31sl4c for Cuba NIuscovado; Havana
lS14@l3N. Total stock Dec. 1, 1855.
$50 hhds., $685. bagsand 81, $40 boxes,
MoLAsSES-ACtive (; S5(GO5C for Porto
RlcO. PORK-Firm but less active.
S2S(g2S p for mess closing mt $2S l2I;
cash, ana S26C926 p for prime mess.
Also S25O bbls. mess for Dec. sellers and
buyers option S2s@2S so. Total stock old
and new Dec. /, 1865, IL ,35l bbls.; same
date last month 69, 795 bills; same date
last year 1881 bbls. BEEF-Hcayy
sales of 1850 bhls; ll@14c forplain mess
and l4(9lTc for extra mess Total stock
of old and new Dec. ], 1865, OTIS pkgs.;
same date last month 81 ,956 plSgs., and
same date last year 81, 262 pkgs. BEEF
HAAIs-Quiet: $3S(G4O for mess and $50
Tor prime mess. BACoS-Dull; Cumher-
land cut 15II@I51<c. Cur NIEArs--Dun;
lSg141Sc for shoulders and l61S@Iqc for
hams. BUTTER-Dull; 2S(G4Oc for Ohio,
and 36Cd,45c for State. CHEEsE-S tea-
dy at lI(GlQc,
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CoIored CONVENTION .

BosToR, Dec. Ia Convention OF the
colored people of New England is in
session here, for the purpose of having
the Constitution of the United States SO
altered as to fix general qualification
for voters in all the States, to have set
tied what is citizenship in the Ameri-
concerning the colored man, and his
status in the land. c. l.. Roinard pre-
sides over tie Convention, which is quite
largely attended.
Eugene Noslum, the iailer, arrested
in New York on suspicion of being the
murderer of Jackson, the boarding
house keeper in Hanover street, has
been discharged, he hnving proved
himself to be absent from the CITY when
the murder was committed.
The reported murder and robbery of
a soldier in Newburyport yesterday
was a hoax,
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PoIiticaI-The. Fenians----Hone 70
Disabled Soldiers and Sailors,

New York, Dec. IA large and ami
mated meeting of the Tammany De-
mocracy for thepurpose Gratifying the
nomination of John Il. Hoffman for
Mayor and Richard O'Gorman for Cor
Poration Counsel, was held last night Mt
Cooper Institute.
The Herald's Toronto correspondent
says the number of Fenians enrolled
and now drilling in Canada is stated to
be nearly $4,000 of whom nearly one
half are said to be already armed.
A special to the Tribune from Wash
ington, ofthe Both ult., says the proper
ty at Point Lookout has been secured
for the temporary asylum for disabled
soldiers and sailors. Congress will be
asked, at the opening of the session, to
donate the cottages at that point for the
purpose, and an appeal will be made to
the liberal citizens of the country for
means to pay for the land. General
Grant is in favor of having the asylum
established there, and thinks that the
fact of Point Lookout having been used
as n watering place before the war, is n
sufficient reply TO the suspicion of its
unhealthfulness.
A special to the World from Wash
ington of the Both ult., saws: A state
ment of the public debt for November
will be published tomorrow. It COM
Pares favorably with that of last Octo-
Der.
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reporting thence by letter to the Adm.
tant General of the army.
Official Information received here rem.
resents that there will begreat sufferfnu
in Alabama during the present winter,
owing to the small grain crop, the re-
suit of the want of necessary labor and
the severe drought which has prevailed
over most of the productive land of the
State. tits estimated that there are no
less than q, 900 persons; both black and
white, who must be provided with food
until they can raise it for themselves.
The Freedmen's Bureau, however, is
under instructions from the Secretary
oil. War--taking the necessary steps to
relieve this people as far as possible at
an early day.
It is stated that the Treasury has now
on hand, in coin, 81, us, 600 and In cur
rency $50, l62, 900. There is ut present
outstanding s, 545, 900 of old certificates;
S50, 5l6, 900 of new certificates and S5I !.
OO0, 900 of coin certificates.
In the War and Navy DEPARTMENTS
there is a reduction in the ex pendittiFes
of over 81, 900, 900 in November, as com
pared with those OF November, 1864.
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NEW YORK, Dec. Further advices
from Rio Janeiro state that Col. Wood
and party, who went to Brazil to nego
tinte for lands for some six hundred
Southern planters, had met with an en-
thusiastic reception. The President
promises all aid in furtherance of the
project. 'i'- 80
The Paraguayans are said to have
withdrawn their batteries from the lower
Parana river.
The iron-clad Brazil sailed from Mon
teveido October 10Th, to join the Brazil
ian squadron on the Parann,
The crew of the wrecked ship Duncan
have been taken on board the bark Haz-
ard.
Six steamers recently employed in
the United States, are at Rio Janeiro
for sale, with no purchasers.
The u. s. cutter Lookout, returned to
Rio, October 25th.
The ship Alfred, from Boston for Val
paraiso, put into Rio, Oct. Goth, with
damaged spars.
The gunboats Nipsic, britannia and
Shaunlut, were at Rio, Nov. 4th.
The Brazilians are much elated at
the establishment of n line of steamers
to the United States.
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From BIO JaneII,o,

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Advices have
been received here from Rio .JaneirO
TO the 4th of November, brought by the
steamer HavanR. This is the opening
of regular communication with Brazil
by direct steam mail route. II was
expected at Rio JaneirO that the war
would soon be over, The victories of
the allied forces over the Pagaraugans
are deemed decisive.
Prof. Agassiz was mt last accounts
following the upward course of the
Amazon river. He had discovered
sixty new species of fish. The return
of the Emperor to Rio will be marked
by popular tites. a gold medal is to
be struck in his honor. no.
II is expected that there will be, a
large immigration to Brazil from the
United States. Several gentlemen from
Louisiana were in Brazil seeking suit
able localities for immigrants.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1st.-The POSTS
Washington special states that the
finished tomorrow afternoon. The re-
port of the Comptroller of Currency
Will be ready tomorrow. It presents
strong arguments in favor of contrac-
ton of the currency.
The Chronicle to-day announces au-
thoritatively, that Gen. Grant will not
go further south than Charleston, dur
ing. his present trip.
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GRENADA, MISS, Nov. 3O.-A collision
took place here last night between a
party of State militia, searching for
arms among the freedmen, and squad
of negroes, assisted by some colored
soldiers. Several of the militia were
wounded, one severely. Large num-
bers Of muskets, ammunition, &c, were
found and taken from the negroes.
A freight train on the Mississippi
Central railroad ran off the track,
smashing eight cars. No one severely
injured. =. - -
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EAsToN, Pa, Dec. 1.-The body of
Mr.: Russell j. Chidsey, who was killed
to-day, reached hero this afternoon.
The streets were densely thronged and
the utmost sorrow was shown by. our
citizens in the sad loss of one OF our
most influential and respected citizens.
The funeral will take place next Tues
day afternoon Mt o'clock.
Mr.. Southey is ut the American Ho-
tel with several other of the wounded,
and although suffering intensely, 1t Is
thought he will recover.
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From New Orleans.

NEW York, Dec. 1.-The steamer
Star of the Union, from New Orleanson
the 2lst, has arrived. She wasdetained
one day at the Pass by the military, to
send dispatches. -s-r =
Jacob Barker, lately elected to Con-
gress, is passenger on the Union.
The U. S. supply steamer South Car
Olina, arrived ut Southwest Pass, Mis-
sissippi river, on the 2Ist of November,
having in tow the steamer Catherine
Whiting, picked up at sea on tho 10th
ult., totally disabled.
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New York Money and stock Market
NEW YORK, Dec, 1,

AN6W 4OthfA1 OeCs l.
MONEY AND GoLD-Easy at Z per cent.
Sterling steady lO9a1O91S. Gold without
decided change; opening at 14s; advanc-
ing to 1857 and closing at I471S.
GovERESIENT STOCKB more active and
frmer.
FREIaHTs TO LrvERPooL-Dun and
dropping.
sTocK+steady; U. s. 6s 5-2Os, cou-
pons 1919; do. "a, 991S. U: s. lO-4Os,
coupons, 9014; 1905 ID series 961<.
STATE SToCKs-AIichigan Southern
751zi Canton 461<; Cumberland pre7d
437Si Mariposa 10; do. preferred 221S;
Central 99I7; Erie 92sl; Illinois Central
l3l; Cleveland & Pittsburgh e37z; new
s71Si Fort Wayne 1857.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. Judge c. w.
State, died at GAINESVILLE this morning,
The remains Of General Simon Ken.
ton, the pioneer, We're re-interred al
Urbana, Ohio, yesterday. The cere-
monies were witnessed by large mum.
bers of citizens from all parts of the
State.
An old building on the corner of Pike
and Pearl streets, Cincinnati, fell last
night, killing two men.
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Chicago 9Iarket.

CHICAGO Dec. i.
Flour Dull. Wheat firm at the adj
vance of lac; sales at 81 321<a1 80 for
vanced &c; closing firm at 421<c for No.
1; Ale for No. 2. Oats advanced lie;
closing firm at 281<a27c. Highwines
dull and nominal, Provisions firm; but
market inactive and prices unchanged.
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREASURY Departures

Warrington, October 18th. ieS5.
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI.
w dence presented to the undersigned II
has been made to appear that 'sTIie Ma
nOnRl Savings Bank OF WheeIInE,' ;,
in the City OF Wheeling, in the County OF Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according 10 the require
ments Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provide National Currency, ISecured by q
pledge Of United States Bonds, and toproyide
for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June Sd, 1884, and has complied with
all the provisions Of said act required to be
compiled with before commencing the bnki-
mess Of Banking, under said act.
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
tr9Iler OF the Currency do hereby certify that
q THE NATIONALSANIN BANK OF
Wheeling, in the City OF Wheeling IN the
County of Ohio and State Of West Virginia,
Is authorized to commence the business Of
Banking under the act Aforesaid. III
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Once, this 18th day of October, 1855.
If- FREEMAN CLARK.
oc2l-60d mo. 159Ll Comptroller.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank VIII begin business on Wednes-
day, November !, 1855.
81 p HITnRESTH C,aslIar
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BuRaIoMarI-of


Flour quiet and unchanged. whea
closed quiet and inactive; white Canada
y l5a2 40i white Michigan g lOa2 IS.
Amber Canada 81 u; Milwaukee No. /
spring 81 81. Corn 71a75c. Oats, sales
OF No. at 44c. Barley SIa1 Os. Rive
Tease. Peas 81. Pork $50. Lard 25c.
Whisky q 81.
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CAIRO, ILL, Nov. 3O.-The guerrilla
Quantrell was here to-day, en- route to
Washington, seeking pardon.
Gov. Shnrkey passed through to-day
for Washington.
Memphis cotton dull at 49a5Oc. for
middling, and 51a52c. for fair. Stock on
hand, 5000 bales. The receipts exceed
shipments.
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New BEDFORD, Dec. 1.-The steamer
City of Baltimore, from New York for
Boston, ran ashore on Thursday night,
in consequence of the engineer mistak-
ing the signals. The tide flows in at
her open parts when she keels over.
A steamer and steam tug have gone to
her assistance and she will probably
come off all right.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
Prpaif1pnt nf thar .

President Johnson's letter to Gov.
Holden disappointed those who had
hoped that he would insist on the adj
mission of Southern members of Con-
gress, as it shows that he will insist on
the honest complianciw the terms of
his policy Republican members of
Congress already have shown, in con-
yersation, that they believe the Presi-
dent has undergone u decided change
in his feelings toward the South, and
intends to apply the brakes. A day or
two since he expressed himself much
dissatisfied with North Carolina for de-
teating w w. Holden for Governor,
against his known. and declared wishes.
Holden will probably remain as Provi-
sional Governor for many months to
come. III
The Post says Wall street is more an
mated to-day, partly because of the ia
Vorable reports from Washington, and
partly froTp the anticipated ease TO the
money market in the disbursement to-
day of SIS, 900, 000of maturing two wear
per cent. legal tenders. Theloan mar
ket is easy at 2 per cent. The stock
market opened firm and closed strong,
Government stocks are better. Rail-
road shares are in more active specula-
ton. 800
So far, about seventy-five members of
the House of Representatives have ar.
rived in Washington.
"A caucus of the Republican members
of Congress is called for tomorrow
night, to select candidates for the Speak-
ership and other Offices.
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ToIetIO Market.

TOLEDO, Dec. /.
Wheat la2c lower; sales ofnew white
Michigan 81 60; old amber 0Oc. new l 10.
Corn inactive and sc lower. salesFat 6ic
for old No. l. Oats held at 81; so offered.
Rye nominal at zoe.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The consolidation
of the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Rail-
road Company, and the Mississippi and
Wabash Railroad Company, was con-
summated at Peoria to-day by large
majority of the stockholders. :
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oswEao, Dec. 1.
Flour lower; IS so for No. Spring:
$40 for red winter extra. Wheat quiet
and no sales. Corn and Barley inactive,
Rye dull and lower; sales of 300 bush
els Canada mt 0jc,
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A RARE CHANCE.
valuablo coal, oGIl. a ana FaEming Lantl

Valuable Coal, OIL, and Farming Lands
for sale.
TUBE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
his farm In Brooke county, West Virginia
on The waters Of Short Creek, one mile from
the Ohio river. The farm consists Of 30 acres
OF FERTILE SOL, In good state OF cultivation
and nearly all cleared. There Is upon Il a
young orchard OF 40 apple trees and 50 peach
trees In null bearing, together with choice va
rieties OF other fruit. There is also q COM
Portable dwelling house with all necessary
outhuildinES on the premises. It Is under
laid with hve foot vein OF good COAL, which
may be easily mined At a spot convenient to
the river. A portion Of the farm lies upon Cir
Tvs run, near where seevral OIL WELLS are
being bored with good prospects OF success
The lands may be divided into two farms
one containing ITO and the other $50 acres,
and should the purchaser desire to rent the
soil, i Will furnish q tenant who win pay the
interest Of the entire purchase money.
For further particulars Inquire at the ONCE
of the Wheeling Register, where plan Of the
premises may be seen, or address the subscrt-
Der at West Liberty, Ohio county, Viva
nOV9l-deod2W&2tW WM. p. BRADY.
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FRAEKLIS, Pa, Dec.L--Jphn Simp-
son, who was charged with the killing
of McEntee, has been acquitted, the
jury having returned a verdict oftustf-
fled homicide. Both parties were from
Rochester, New York.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-The Democrats
Lawrence, Kansas, dispatch says: Re-
turns from Southern Colorado insure
the election of Gilpin for Governor, and
Chilcott for Congress.
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No. az Monroe Srteet.
]. HUTCHINGS,

SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
Q.ateOf the finn of Hamilton & HutChlngs)
HAS TAKEN A ROOM OVER JOS.
III Be1s Foundry Warehouse, where he Is
prepared TO execute in the very best style,
signs OF every description, Flags and Banners,
Window Blinds for stores, 1ransparencies,
Ornamental Steamboat work, Landscapes,
and Card Writing, In the newest styles.
novs-lme
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Albany Market.

ALBANY, Dec. l.
Flour firm and in fair demand
Mheat, oats and Corn quiet. Barley,
and 81 10 for Canada East.
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SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS
at the following Fairs for the year 1866:

First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair.
First Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair. r-f
First Premium forbest Family Machine at
Ohio State Fair. .-.r
chine at Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair.
FlTSt Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Lawrance County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, ut Lawrence County Fair. Pa
Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair New York.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Suffolk County Fair, NY.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Schuyler Co. Fair, n. Y.
First Premium for best Machine for all pur-
poses at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine work at
Allegheny County Fair, Pa,
And wherever exhibited,
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Train for the WEST.

WHEELING, Nov. 2Ist. 1885.
sAN AND AFTER THE 2lSr OF NOVEM-
" BIER, the Passengers and Mails nom
Wheeling for the West Will be dispatched nom
the Depot of the B. & O. r. r. Co. AZ a 90 a M
$40 p. M, and leave Benwood on The Arrival
. Of the c, o. r. r. trains at 1l:4O a. m. and
A6zo p M noy29-u
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BOOTS q SHOES.

D PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
NJ, their friends and the public, that their
Fail Stock OF Boots and Shoes are now full
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them call, believing they can sen them
goods to better advantage than they can pur-
lS Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
octS-d&w3m :.
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MILWAUKEE, Dec. l.
Flour quiet. Wheat advanced 20;
sales at 81 % for No. l.
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Removal REMOVAL

NEESsRs. sHULTZ q TRUsCHELL have
WI removed their Confectionery and Candy
Mandatory to their new building, on Mar
ket street, a few doors below the old stand,
where they VIII keep constantly on hand q
large aSsortmento of
Foreign EFuitS, Nufn, SuEarToyB, Zine
and Common Candies, etc.
The attention OF Country Merchants and
Retail dealers u respectfully invited to our
large and well selected stock
aHULTZ q TRUECHELL,
Market street, q lew doom below the MeLnre
HOUSE, noNlI-ly.
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so af69s and 6 soT as ET s. r c .ssTYTH, IL
npYA "a Corner Market q Qaincy Sta
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OR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
situated on the line ofthe National Road,
Tour miles east OF the city Of Wheeling. Said
property consists Of my residence, containing
rooms and all modern improvements also,
fourteen acres OF ground attached, on which
are convenient out-houses, including brick
Stabnng, Ice and spring house, chickeTy and
two ctsteEns. Also, one hundred and twenty
mHe Apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear, Peach,
rum ana ounce trees, all bearing. There
are also choice selections OF Grapes, Raspber-
ries, BlackberItes, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finelS laid out
with eVergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry.
will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all together
Persons desiring to consult me In regnFd to
price, terms OF payment, &C.. can leave their
names at the Gas Companys ONCE, or visit
feS22.tf '.'-- JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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Regular Pittsburgh, wheeling and
ParkersburE Packet,

The New and Elegant Passenger
LslisfeS Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
John Gordon, A. r. Bunting Ci'k
leaves Pittsburgh for ParIcersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at IL NJ; leaves
Wheeling for ParkersburE every Wednesday
and Saturday at IL P. M; leaves ParkeISburR
for Pittsburgh every Monday and Thursday
at 2 p. M; Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday ATTAIN
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Nom
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until S
P. NJ, by BOOTH, BA1TELLE & CO.,
. augl-u rtsa is Agents.
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From President Johnson TO Governor
Holden.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Raleigh,
n. o., Standard OfWednesday contains
the following highly Important inteiIi-
gence: Gov. Holden has received the
following telegram from President
johnson, which is laid before the pub
lie for Information:
WAsHrNeToS, D. c., Nov. 2, 1866.
To Hon. ". W. Holden, Professional
GOVcTnoi' Of NoTth CdroLiRd:
Accept my thanks1for the noble and
efficient manner in which you have
discharged your duty as Provisional
Governor. You will be sustained by the
government. The results of the recent
elections in North Carolina have great
~ damaged the prospects of the State
in the restoration of its governmental
relations. Should the action and the
spirit of the Legislature be in the same
direction it will greatly increase the
mischief already done, and might be
fatal. 1t is hoped the action and spirit
of the Legislature will be SO directed as
rather to repair than increase the diffi-
culties under which the State has al
ready placed itself. 81
TSiUned.1 ANDREvy JnuNSON