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eescs~es ms perms<si,o he s~me hers6e
siven % John x Murray - cx,'os goods and keep .
as@e rcnain during ,he pleasure Of The commoa
CoancI
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nou she taFlng penscn froH The occupant OF the
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r~i@ee rss, permsssies 10 ana the same is hereby
r<Sr q y narees hro.esr y Keep ssn N front q
sss .'ss - rcnaln dsrns NC prsears u The cepamcl
n..ssrz. ma. p.sns.s,su b. and the same hereby
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l''ea~sss ~ N comnsa oeansA
nsesv~ rsss I-rmi.es = and nc .s|e !. hereby
Tves Hhs 70 keep align IN froni o. ms piaoss
NJ - c~tsre stsprs the sams 70 remain dunps ne
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co'neinass ssstS~s nuycd that tbs u0<ed 10 no. -
cosnsssmAs Law -s~ss 49, sAs Commits On Dvss
tens sha Chau<ie% b. anckrE from Che fsrshes CO.
Is-sss-s. rnss - i.s.- i-~sa ssxsS ,hs eesruA
property known the Con ynsssa Of Beth Bans
sr.sd srss CO ne year is, = "a sSs .a%s : ssss
~ rsn...sa 40 sas css.esscss :. "a - ssss.Z
ssshsr With isssr-s NE ~ lots spplssa In pay-
= st 81 the skcvsaAned ~. and ehasss ~ sAns y
account sr b,nstlsfA
whsh wHs casricd FIJI t..t
AID abe pager lad over.
cooscslasn Law moved thai the OvvnrSites % -
nsi.ens and Charities ~ discharged from the further
osnx1ssas ~ ,hs petition ef Roher SHARP fT pcrmis
sion ~ errcs sand % The soutbeeSt cosner -
Csn.i and csire siresss WITH rrscstea q fcsiowss
R--@veS -isf Rsb~r Shan. pc iioner atvosc named,
may ereCs s2xnd ihs scsheas corner ~ uass1
snd csnire sfreN the ctr OF Nes york Tor the
ross q sas psgs and Ps,sd y sac = s .ssa
my De~ri q A,d~smcn F~syer ~ peisi,osr srsnssdf
whirb ess srried
And me pager ~hs oeararref %
ce"ncli,ssa ilnAvs moved ths the cemmi,see ..
Streets b. dsChsfreA fram the furtner consideration ~
= eels ien - tolip~s:-
man esasrs u For,, nnsh sss,ss beivcsn rrush
aud Ninth arebuc far hsltanr aaeser tr.agh tho SD
street ~ aid tbe y her ~ rcn,i'ied; and ne
draw Ms wnrran, IN fsvor 81 s psusor u charoA
for tbe ~ ser - torptscr with ntert from ~
date cf NE confirmation ~ me asssnent. the said saq
10 he applied cascri The nsovr naped sasasnt asd
chsfgrshe 20 .ccsunf ot Doaxiloa.
Nkfrb wn~ esrfed
Ard ne p~s-r lssa over
conncs-aan ifAvy r,oTed thnf the ccmmstiee 90 ~
nsitsns and Charsu NJ dnrhasrad frsm uso iarthes
consideration % rrsoisiian ioiio~Ss-
ises.asea That Nc sxs s.msni iessed esnin.s ne
church Property of The Church ~ The fgnms astsa1eo
Forty e, nth street bes~ren EKhth and Ninth ave
for paving said street ~h Hcissan pavement 10
cancelled and that the cemprcler BE- and he 8 hcresy
tie trartece az said church fog the Of Stsf a. "
echef with ,n,srcs theron from We date o. the Coz
IN oancelng the above named a~aessmeni and obasgs
the same 20 The asroun, 81 Dcnsiions
Which carried
Councilman ksssAs moved that the Bosrs a. ns~ -
journ.
which was carried
BOARD stood sa,sarssd % r,ss,y is,n ,ns ?, ,ss~s
O'Clock Y. n JANIS n swkkNS. Oisrk-
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Drain from his premises o connect with sewer, and
xesoution fulloas:-
we'd That permission be ana the same n hereby
gwen &c Auke Doopr 70 construct drin or sewer TON
his premises, known Nos 10 aid - Amen s.isa1 ~
connect with the sewer IN Canal street. .e eaio ~ ~
done his expcnse and under inc ofec'iou W so
Croton Aqueduet Department
Which was coucurred ia by the following yote-
Athrnative-Alderman pre- JOINS, Sv ILL., q mn
Resolced T,at nernssion be and the same is hereby
given 10 Cornelius OpcE-cn to exhibit goods 10 'front.' OF
hi premses corner 81 Henry and Catharnf streets the
same only during the pleasure o. the Common
Council
which was concurred IN.
And Inc same directed 10 be sent to his Honor the
Mayor for approval
Frt PresL yerian church IN Greene street. near Canal
street b. be done forth | y. !.
WI Ch was concufred Ia
Resolved That the Comptroller draw hs warrant for
90 the regular attendant reporters
nudng the reporters OF the debates Of The Boards Of
Aldermen and Councilmen, for their services In report
fng h proceedings OF SAID Boards for the year 1865 and
ths Comptroller be directed o pay the amounts only
aud Clsrl Of Board o, Councaen that tho persons
ella ming the entitled thereto; said
be taken from the appropriation for city contingencies or
any other unexpended appropriation.
Which laid over.
Report Of Committee on Fire Department, remunes
ysi ~ o. & J. Mewbiay for damages sustained from
Hook and ladder Company No. IL. c@
Which WIS laid over.
MOTIONS AGArS PRESUMED
Alderman NORTON moved that the Board do now adj
5ouu.
Which was carriod by the following vote:-
observation-disclosures Moore Jones, Norton, Flynn,
Jeremiah Brice, Hasterson and Tariey-S.
Negative--Aldersnan McEright---L
And the PrksIDKr pro tenn announced that the Board
. at shres O'Clock. d. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk
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BRKvxr BRfoAOfxR GKwsAL
WILLIAM WALTON NORRIS,
Colonel Second United States Artillery.
Born 31st August, 1901
Died 1lth December 1895


About twelve o'clock Lieutenant Morris, the son. aa1
Mrs Dr. Carnochan, the daughter together with cthes
take tho nnai farewell OF their beloved father ~
Immediately cleared Of all other visitors, aod
an affecting parting took place. Shortly acr sewers
large military detachmcnts from the various forAca'
ons began 10 arrive, consisting Of the Fryt reg'meue
United States artillery. Fh United States artillery he
permanent party from Governors Island and about twe
hundred and City marines from tho Marine Barracka
under command OF Captain Cuycr Tho latcs als0
accompanied BY the band from the receiving ship vss
mont
limo, fronting tho Hall, with thor right resting at The
east gate and ld Broadway Precisely Al O'Clock
three rolls OF the mufied DRAM. accompanied by The
command sYrcscntams" anDDunced thM The remains
bcing removed from the City Hsn 70 the hcarsa
which was drawn up In waiting. borne BY SIX noe-
commissioned officers, aaukod othor side By Generals
Heuizelnan, Van Buren,, Anderson Loomis TArke Law
rcncc, Hazard, Day, McMahon Van vliet and Admiral
Bell. The remains wore placed In tho hcarsc whtoo
proceeded down the line where took position AID the
requisite orders having been given the line by Brendw
General Merchant, who was In command oil the entire
parade, the procession moved or Ia the order SUB
joined
Squad OF Police
United states Naval Band
Battalion OF Morire5, from Marine Barracks
Dctachmcnts Of Regulars about one tnos and msA
United States Army Band
The hoarsc and pai-bcarcrx
The late Generals horse led by an orderly.
Carriages, with relatives Of deceased
Passing out the west gate Of tho Purk u proceede1
down Broadway TO Trinity church. where the line came
to 'front.' and the music playing the drge, the coffin
borne into the church. where a. the door IN waiting were
Of the Episcopal church, preceded the pail bearers up
the aisle 10 the front OF the altar whore laid DURING
the services wnen we1c o o. an o. mar s
Corinthians after which the usual burial ritual OF ths
Church read and the remains were again deposited
tho rcnons, followed by the relatives wevc Akoa y
Morrisania for nterment
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csseQu.ss or GENERAL ". W. MORRIS.

Trinity Chnrch-Ths semssas Tahea
10 pIorrisan Sbr FInai Eassrnssat. 80.
The romans Of Brtsadics Gtnerai W v. Msrrs. -
compancd by Lieutenant Gcavefpeor Norrx tinted
States Marine corps ana DR. csrnochsn with escoS
OF honor IN charge OF Colonel wsrstAa arrived fsess
baltimore at Jersey CITY shout six c'eioct 20
terday morning. WHORE they wsre mot ny to
Fifth regiment Veteran Volunteers. Hsncock's ccuR
end the detachment Of tho Firs regimen, Omitted sasD
artillery which had been detailed By General Yea
Buren, for that honor Tho full band from eovernows
Island was also In attendance The military tben formed
70 the City Hail. where tbcy me, by detail a
sixty from the Governors Island pcrmsneat party,
under command OF Major Oncsy and Captain James r
Sanger the latter oiccr acting - ahJusnt sf the
rade. guard or six CON missscaed oibrers froQ
the latter detail which bad been selected - psl
bearem then bore the conn N the 0overnrs Room n
the Hail. which was elegantly fcstoonsd with black dra
perry for tho occasion Hero che remains lying -
state during the entire morning. and several handre1
had served In tho army during the undcr The
General continued crowd the room I'll xious ~ take
farewell glance or him who In life had been boovsA
and esteemed by all who came IN CONTACT with hin.
either a soldier or q social gentleman.
The coffin was OF rosewood beautifully siivee mounta6
and having glass sufficiently low 10 expose The
upper half Of the body of tho deceased tho features
were calm and regular and bore Of naught Other
than happy mortality Tho dag which ne he'd nc,ay
his last earthly habttaton. Upon tho I'd a tho cc1n
placed the full dress uniform, hat sword, bsn -
sash which he had oien In life while the s'vw
plate bore the following nscriptIOu
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Which was lost .i...
councnn,an Lxsr moved 70 amend said Qrdiaanco-by
striking thererom the item Of "Contingeociescsotc
Which was lost ~ .t-
Councilman Ersr moved TO almond said ordinance BY
striking thcrcfrcm tho item OF grading Hamilton
square, $50, 000"
Which was los. by the following vote
Afirmativo-Councmen Brinkman, Leavy Green,
Lcrt Smith, 0'CalIaghan--6
Negative Councilmcn Keenan, ncay, Robinson, sta
Graih Russell joyce Reilly, Fitzgerald and cocK1i5.
Tho ordinance was then adopted by the following
Affirmative -councllm en- Keenan,, Hcay, Robinson,
Stacom, Hagcrty, Hayes, Roster, Kcnney, Brady,
Houghtaln, hcGnth, Russell Joyce. Fitzgerald and
Ncgat,vc-Councimen Brinkman, Leavy, Gre,n Lent,
Smith, OCallaghan and Reilly
MOTIONS RESUMED
Councilman HoUGHrMS moved that when the Board
adjourn Ut do TO meet Friday 18th instant at
3 oclockP NJ
Which was carried
GENERAL ORDERS AGAIN RESUME
Resolved, That the salary Of the Inspector Of Vaults
and Areas be Increased 70 the sum Of 200 per annum
and that tho Comptroller be authorized TO pay tho in
crease from the Appropriation for City Contingencies
Acknowledgment Keenan, HcaIy, Robinson.
Brady Houshian, MoGrath, Smith, o'caliashaD, Joyce
Reilly, FitzpcraId and Cook--1S
Kegatve-Councmcn Lcavy, Lent and Russc--3
rApsRs vnox rHR BOARD ALDERMEN
given TO @ j W. Buschcr Co to keep sign In front
OF thc premises No 232 Canal streets he same TO- re
man caring tue pleasure OF the common CounCu-
Resolved, That permission be and the snmc Is hereby
Eivcn TO William Relson to place sign IN 'front.' Oh hs
store No $50 Canal street. the same TO remain durng
The pleasure Of the Common Council
Resolved That permission be aud the same s hereby
given Bernard MrFcely exhibit goods IN front Of ha
store No. 162 Chatham street. the same TO remain during
tho pleasure of the Common Council
Resolved That permission be and the same 10 hereby
given 10 Wolf Holxwasser exhibit goods In front Of his
store No 90 Centre street, the same TO remain during
the pleasure OF tho Common Council s n.
Resolved That permission be aud the same Is hereby
given TOT b. a W. W Cornell Co TO receive and de-
liver goods Ia front OF their premises Centre Elm and
walker streets the 20 remain during pleasure
OF the Common Council
Resolved That permission be and the Is hereby
given 70 Hunter Keller Co to drain from their
promises No. III Walker street. to sewer In Centre
street. INC ssIneto b dune under directions and racs Of
/ the Croton Board 1919 SEQ
Resolved That the Comptroller b. and he Is hereby
authorized and directed to place the following
named the iiss Of blind :Hary Council Daniel Dono.
vhs Cornelius Bresnan, Mary McMnnus Mary Ann Loy,
4 Elgcne Morierty and Matthew O'Har III
Resolved That pcrmtscn be and tho Same Is hereby
given to John Sullivan 70 exhibit goods In front OF his
premises No $40 PeaFl street. the same 70 remain during
the pleasure IT the Common Council.
Resolved That permission be and the same Ii hereby
given 10 John Bsloy to keep sign In front Of his
PROMISES No 121 Worth street. tho Same "a semsin dur
ing tho pleasure II ths Common Council
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given 70 Allan Mcianc President Of tho North Atlantic
Steamship Company. TO widen pier a. the foot OF Canal
street TO the present width OF pier 10 the bulkhcad
the portion, TO build shed thereon, samo 10 be
done hts cost and expense 10 bc done under tho
direction Of the Street Commissioner.
Councilman LENT moved that said paper he referred
back to the Committee on wharves. Piers and sips
The resolution was then concurrcd In.
Councilman FITZGERALD moved that the Committee on
Street Openings be discharged from the further consdc
Resolved That 103d street from Boomingdac road 70
Eleventh avenue, be lighted with gas Immediately.
Which carried
The resolution was then adopted
Councilman KosrxR moved that tho Committee on
Lamps and Gas be discharged from tho further consdc
ration Of resolution IA follows
Resolved. That the Harlem Gasligl1 Company DO and
they hereby directed TO lay gas mains In 1lah street.
between Third and Fourth avenues under the direction
Of the Street Commissioner.
Which carried
The resolution was then adopted.
Councilman KosTER moved that tho Committee on
Lamps and as be discharged from the further consdc
rstioniof reo lution as follows-
Resolved, That gas mains be laid IN Fifty second
street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues under the
direction OF the Metropolitan Gaslight Company.
Which Tas carried
The RESOLUTION wns then adopted
Councilman Kosrsx moved that the Committee on
Lamps and Gas be discharged from the further consider
alton Of rcsoIuron rs follows
Resolved, That the Harlem Gaslight Company bo and
they arc hereby directed 70 lay gas mains IN One
dred and Twenty third street. between Third and Fourth
avenues and the street Commissioner Is hereby directed
70 cause gas Iampposs TO DO placed thorcin soon a.
Possible : III. - n
Which was carried. Hfaf#t
Tho rcsoi stion then adopted ''tt
Councilman HoUoHrALiN moved that the Committee on
Whsrvce Pers and slips he discharged from the further
consideration Of resolution OF Board Of Aldermen ~
follows = si -.4 tses =
Resolved. That permission he and Is hereby given
Mcssrs Burdctt Jones Il Co 20 exhibit Foods IN Wall
street SIP during tho pleasure Of the Common Csun-
Gil
which was carried
the resolution was then concurcd In By tAe following
Vote n tte.
Affirmative CouncIlmen Keenan,, Hcs'y, Robinson,
Stacom, Hagcrty, Hayes Kcster Kenney, BnnkmAn,
Reilly, Fitzgerald aud Cook-1s
Negative Councilmen Leavy, Green and Lent--S
Councilman LEAvy moved that the Committee on DO
nations and Charities DO discharged from the further
consideration Of rosoution ~ Follows
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
The Itinerants.

We publish below, the appointments Of the
Methodist Conference fer the CokeSbury Circuit
The Rev. W. A. CLARKE, who, during his one
years sojourn among US, has made so many friends
and given so many evidences Of pioty, humanity
energy and zeal, comes back to US for another
year. A host of friends will Welcome his return
CoxEsbuar DIsFRIcr-S. II. Browne, P. 2.
Cokes5ury Csrcdit-W. P. Mougon, j. B. Jones
Ab5erille.-T. G. Herbert, C. Thomson, j. E.
Penny. <,eS s;s~.
Ninety Sir-A Smith.
? Upper 'Saluda Rirer 3faion--W. Il. Lawton.
4 MapletOa-T. S. Daniel, J. Attawey.
.Edgefeld-W. A. Clarke.
Batler--P. L. Herman. -s'
Ns,oberry-J. w. HumbOrt.
Uircuit-J. H. Zimmerman,
J. B. Traywick.
Laurens-W. A. McSwain, J. R. Little, "A. W.
Moore. -
Reedy River-F. Auld.
Picksns-J. II. c. Mckinney.
Anderson-G. F. Round.
q" Circuit-W. A. Hodges.
Pendleton-T. II. Edwards.
M. Zion-J. II. Carlisle.
Cokesbury School-To be supplied.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
Address to the Freedmen of Edsefield

Address TO the Freedmen of Eageheld
District.
Gen. ELY, Acting Assistant Commissioner Of
the Freedman's Bureau fer tho Military Depart
ment of Western South Carolina, has been in our
town for few hours since our last issue, and du.
ring his stay, requested and authorized us to make
known to the people, white and black, Of this
District, that he will address the Freedmen Of
Edgedeld District, at Edgeheld C. H., on Wednes-
day the 18th Dec, inst, in the afternoon.
Con. ELY has his Headquarters in Columbia,
whore he has boon for several months past; ho is
now beginning to visit the different Districts of
his Department for tho purpose Of addressing the
colored people.
GenI. ELY thinks it by no means necessary or
advisable that all the freedmen and freedwomen
of the District should come to hear him, but he
would like to know that two or three intelligent
ones from each plantation were in sound Of his
voice. If the weather permits, his address will
probably be out of doans-iushss a.ssae.-5 5-sr1,',
OF elsewhere; but m regards that, thu frsedman
can learn tho facts when they reach here.
We call attention to tho Circular of Genl. Ely,
published in another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
Bones & Henderson.

We notice with pleasure the organization Of
tho now firm of Bones L HENDERSON. They
have opened at 1s7, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga;
and their business is furnishing men, women and
children With Boots and Shoes, and the travelling
public with Trunks, yalises and Carpet Bags.
Tho gentlemen comprising tho firm are both of
the highest character and most promising business
qualifications. Mr.. Bones Of this firm is the
brave and popular young soldier who lost leg
at Chickanauga, and who, since then, has spent
SO much time in our immediate community. It
is quite certain that q hOuse composed Of such
gentlemen as thoso will prosper and make its
mark. We refer to their card in another part Of
our paper. 's.. '.''',' :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
New Provost Marshal.

Lieut.. BIaa1RsrAPF, the quiet courteous and
popular officer, who has been acting as Provost
Marshall of Edgefeld District for couple of
months past, has gone, with o few soldiers of his
Company, to take up quarters in Hamburg, and
has bsen succeeded at this post by Capt, ScoTT
of the sano Company and Rogt, the 25th Ohio.
Capt. scor7, is making application to Genl. Auss
for an increase in the number Of soldiers for the
garrison at Edgefeld, and thinks his application
will be granted. We felicitate our people upon
the fact that their present garrison comes from
the 25th Ohio; it il. u Regiment which, under its
leader, Lieut.. Col. HAuanroS, Commanaant a!
Columbia, has distinguished itself in our State
for moderation, unobtrusivsnoss and gentleman
linesD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
Hon. A. g. Maerath.

Our distinguished fellOw-citizon, Ex-Governor
MAaRATH, arrived in this city yesterday, (says
Charleston Courier OF the aoth,) from Savannah,
and took rooms at the Charleston Hotel. He was
warmly received and congratulated on his release
by his numerous friends. General STEPHEN Ell.
LOTT also arrived on the Same steamer.
Hon. JANzs A. Seldom, late Secretary Of War.
in the Confederate Cabinet, having hesn released
from Fort Pulaski on parole. also reached this
city last evening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
Gen. Gary.

On evory hand, hss numerous frienda aro warm
ly greeting our distinguished fellowcitizen, Gen:
NJ. W. GARY, who, after four years absence, re-
appears in our midst. Although he fought his
Uncle Samuel during all those four yoarI, with
tooth andnai, through thick and thin, in veal and
woe, yet he has lost nothing in the way of weight
orwit, talent or energy, good nature or good
looks; and has como back to resume his old
status of citizen and lawyer. Gen. GAnr's card
will be found in another column. We hope his
professional rentree will be no loss nattoring than
his social.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
stoves and Cooking Utensils.

By referring to his advertisement in another
part of our paper, 1t win be seen that Mr.. D. L.
;FvLIrRros, Corner Broad and wa,hinrtou.
Streets, Augusta, Ga, has constantly on haad =
now and large. assnrtpent Of Stoves, Cooking
Utensils and Tin Ware. He also makes any yes-
sci in Tin which may be required; besides doing
repairing business on shortest notice.. That good
old citizen, G. L. RrFo, having left us,.ws are
now without Timer; SO it would Be we'll for
our people to remember the name aud place Of
D. L. FuLLEaroN. s,,> - ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
rhe LaurensYille IIeraid.,

From.the up-country comes to rs the Lanrsns.
vile Herald-dead -four ;yea.s, but now fully
alive, and replote with viger and hops. Edited
by Mossrs. HopzR L. McGowAxsud B. ". BALL;
published by Messra T. B. CREWS sas ). ysLIs
SIMPSON; Issued every FridaS aornins. Terms,
s. in currency, or 81 in specie> Tho HralGii .
nsnt and tastsfully arranged pGper. Tho sai,ori-
ais exhibit Judgment and taste, aud with the
apropos selections, will mako this journal Ne.
come visitor to any Areside. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
A School of the Highest Character for
Young Ladies. - .r. ..

It gives US very great pleasure to point tbs at-
tsntiOn Of our readers to the advertisement Of
Madame SossowskJ in another column; and to
cordially and consoisntiously recommend this;fa>
dy to the patronage of the people of Edgsaeld
District. We have known Madame SosxowskI,
md her accomplished daughters, long and we'll
alpd ve can safely say that her extensive rspusa-
ton as one Of tho noat capable and successfui
teacher, IL ice South, is, in every way, fully
nerited. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-06
From North Carolina.
RALEIGH, November 20,

RALE1GH, november ~, 1000
Gen. Grant and Staff, accompanied by
Gems. Ruger and Hardin, and DR.. Sloan
State Treasurer, called on Gov. Holden this
morning, spending an hour or more with
him
Gov. Holden expressed regret that his state
of health would not allow him to pay more
attention to his distinguished visitors. The
interview was pleasant and agreeable.
Gen. Grant was invited to visit the Legis-
Iature, which invitation he accepted, and uaa
introduced to both Houses.
Gen. Grant leaves tonight for Charleston.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following dispatch from President
Johnson 10 Governor Holder appears in this
mornings papers:
WASHINGTON, November q, 1865.
To ". W. Holden, Provisional Governor Of
the State Of North Carolina:
Accept my thanks for the noble and eff
cient manner in which you have dischargaa
your duties as Provisional Governor. You
will be sustained by the Government. The
result of the recent elections in North Caro-.
lima has greatly damaged the prospects Of
the State in the restoration of its governmen-
tai relations. Should the action and spirit Of
the Legislature be in the same manner, it
will greatly increase tho mischief already
done, and might be fatal. 1t is hoped that
1he action and spirit manifested by the Leg
islalure will be 80 directed as rather to re-
pair than to increase the difficulties under
which the State has already placed itself.
"(Signcd,
i" ANDREW JOHNSON,
WPrnuident limited States "