Amnesty Proclamation and Provisional North Carolina Governor
The article outlines President Andrew Johnson's May 29 1865 amnesty proclamation for those who aided the rebellion with exceptions listed including officers and deserters. It also details the appointment of Wm H Holden as provisional governor of North Carolina and plans to organize a loyal state government with federal support and regulatory steps across departments.
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