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Headquarters.
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE WEST,
0cronnr l7th 1874

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE WEST,
0cTosKR l7h 1854.
In a,anning command nj tbi, critical junsturs
Of the Military Division OF the West, appeal to
my countrymen OF all classes and sections, for
their generous support and confidence,
In assigning mo to this responsible position, the
President of the ConfederatS States has ded TO
me the assurance Of his earnest support The Ex-
ecutives Of your States meet with similar ak
pressions Of their devotion to cause, the noble
army In tho field composed Of brave men and gal
LIANT officers, are no strangers to me, and i know
that they will do all that patriots achieve.
The history Of the past, written In the blood Of
their comrades, bat foreshadows the glorious fu-
ture Shich lies before Thorn. Inspired with these
ighfpronises Of success, make this appeal TO
the mef and women Il my country, to lend the
aid Of fhsir earnest and cordial cooperation. In
able tojoin In The bloody conflicts OF the field, they
can do mneh 10 strengthen our caure, all up ranks
disPci gloon, and thns hasten on the day Of our
hn.l success and dsl.vsrsDee.
The army Of Sherman still defantly holds the
it. II is only for the good people or Georgia aud
surrounding States TO speak the wDrd ana the
work 10 done.
We have abundance Of provisions, and there
are men enough in the country liable and able to
accomplish this result To all such / earnestly
appeal to report promptly to their respective com
none remain sthoms who are able to strike q blow
In this critical and decisive hour.
TO fnoss soldiers OF he army rso Are sDisni
the name o their brave cufnraaes, with whoRi
they have in the pass 20 of.en shared the priva-
tSons Of the camp and the daagers Of the Battle
Geld, to return a once to their duty. To ell such
as shall report 10 their respective commands in
response 70 this appeal, within the pexs thirty
days, an amnesty 10 hereby granted.
Ny appeal is 70 every oSs, Of I'll classes and
conditions, TO come forward freely cheerfully and
with . good heart. % the work that lies before US.
Ny eountrymenI spspesa 10 this call 30 you
have dene in days that hsre passed, and with the
hlsssinss ef kind aad ovssrrling Prevldenes, the
enemy sbeu be drissn from your soil, the security
Of your wives and esugAters, from the insults anil
the oatraees sfs brutal foe, shall DO established,
soou 10 De followed BY Q pernanest and honorable
feaeess dhe claim Of home and country, wife and
ehiadRsn, uniting yith che demands Of honor and
petriofasn, suulmoos us 10 the field; We. eannot,
dare net, viii net fad TO respond.
Fun efhops and csuSdence, come 10 join In
Jour stzugsis, ahazing your privstions, aud with
yons braFs lsn& trns men, to strike the blow that
sea sring sucsess 10 our armg triumph 10 cause,
ana pesos 10 eur eountry.
(sagasd) g. T. BEAUREGARD,
-5.ut 49, - s.. General.
eEeial: ers. Bsrxr, Col. and A. A. O.
EovI4-sw
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EVENING EDITION.
Dur Worst EnenIes.

Thase are the croakers, the spectators, the
gold sellers. says the Appeal. who seek the
depreciation of government credit. Their in
dussry In circulating depressing rumoss, is
also, fully squalled by their zeal in man1fae--
turing them. in many instances ''oas of whole
CLOTH" They are the greatest pest we have,
although few in number, and really do more
to break down the spirits of our people than
all the victoriesI the public ersmy from
time to time to secure.
The people, however, should by this time
be aware OF the true character and purposes
OF those referred to, and pass them by un-
beeded- Of If any attention 10 paid them,
lie. II be to denounce as soon as detected. No
good citizen should be deferred by them from
theperformance of duty, sr ssek TO find an
excuse for personal inaction- People to es
iabiish aud preserve freedom, must show
themselves firm under all circumstances,
worthy of freedom. and not rely upon eithert
the success of this or that isolated army.
And il all. including the croaksrs who muir
muir so unreasOnably, will render the service
due their country, their cause, and their past
professions, with share of the devotion and
fidelity exhibited By our brave defenders
who nave b0rne the brunt 81 war for four
trying years, all will soon be we'll!
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Exchange Notice, No. IL.

RICHMOND, December ,IsGz.
l. All Confederate officers and men who have
been delivered by the Federal autherities at any
place, prior to November 25th, 1854, are hereby
declared to be exchanged.
2 All officers and men Of the yiehsburg capture
of July 4th, 1883, who reported at any parels
camp, either East West of the Mis- sissippi river
ut any time prior to November LIST, 1884, arg here
by declared TO be exchanged.
ROB"r oULD,
deciidof Agent OF Exchange.
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b Y AUTHOR
PUBLIC ACTS
OF rtEu

or
Firsa Cesgress of the Cenfedera,. s,a,..
Passed ct Che fsarth session. which WIN. s.,,,
and heta &C We city Of Richmond. in the State Of
Virginia, ON Monday, tho seventh day of be
Gambler, a D., 1853 and ended on Thur.dav
the sisAsssuth day Of February. 1854.
CaAs IxyrI-Aa a.. &c amend the Ac, i-r the a..es.
etShtssn hundred and siItr-three.
CaAs. LxIx-An Act % confer additional powers upon
sear<s nartis, snd military coura.
As Conxrsss Of the Confeder.e States OF AmerIe. =
vftSia de army Of the Confedsi.,o States shs ia,.
.aa .ss ea dsoS.yas :d a' Sps. 81:
is-y sea;s .: court s.ti. Judge Of The district
sSr ss The Coafsder.ts states for The district in which
sses .. @ disoecaenos NJ order Of aid district court
s. 90 a 5, e sas ,U ss Nit
fore said military court martial by order Of the
sn e .Ss ss s'is u Close
SEC That any eiti1sn witness appearing upon beag
M s y i Sel ss Be sss
..ndsref the army shall deem reasonable which psymsn,
1ppr0rsd FoSru.Ty II. fssI -''
Gear. LIx-An Act to authorize the Increase OF CEN
gensa,ion % route and special agents Of the Peat
enact That the Postmaster General be- and he hereby
% IN e.sss In hieh tas good Of the posts.
Of route agents IN the Postok,es Department to sun
not excscdng eightees hundred dollars per aanun
10 increase the pr diem allowance 20 special sgosa
such Aum shall be sufficient pay actual expsnssa
ncsrsd BY them per day while travelling the cuisines.
OF the Depars.nsats previde Sssh
expenses shall in exceed ten dollars Ter day.
Approved February II, 1854
CHAR. LxxL-An Act provide tobacco for sAs array
The Cengrcss Of tho Confederate States Of America
enact Thst there shall be furnished every enlisted
In the service Of the Confederate States ope
tobacco 9ner such regulations rs the Secretary Of War
may establish
Approved February IL. 1ssA
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Jackson, January I4th.--Advices from
Ficksburg Of the 18th have Leen received.
They report that General Griersoa's COM
maud had gone to Memphis.
The raid on Yazoo was supposed to have
been local troons.
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The Enemy Advancing I'm south Carolina.

The Enemy ADVANCING I'm South Carolina.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 15tb.-Ths enemy in
heavy force, supposed TO be fifteen thousand
under Foster. advanced on Pocatai,go yes
terday. Our forces, after ohstinass resistance,
fell back It's side OF Salt Ketchie. abandon
ing our lines and burning Salt Ketchie
bridge. Everything was broughs of safely.
Gen. Hardee 10 in command of our forces.
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~ The telsgraphic reports Of the Richmond
Press Association say that the Yankees thr.w
board many horscs, and suffered much hsrwisc.
in gale, before they withdrew from the North Car
DINA coast.
The same dispatches report that Tho Alexandria
scircd at Nassau by order of the British Gov
ernmenf.
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HEADERS DISTRICT CENTRAL Ala
Tailadegs, New, ID. Iasx.
CIRCULAR.1

co,nrnardanssI OF such Pssss in shis aDissr;s4 ay
from these headqaa,ssrs, viii tarn ever to ara
ComwLndant OF the nsarest retained Peat ali ord.
nance ana quarteEmasser stores that Shsy raw
To the Chief Ordnance Officer and Chief onartsr.
master oil this District respectfully.
BY command Of
BRIG. GEN. d. W. AnAMS. .
JoaS RAwLx, Major aud A. A A. a. nss<.st
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HEADQ'RS DISTRICT CENTRAL AbA.,l
TAfLADEeA, Dec. Q, 1864. I
GENERAL ORDERS NO. o.
l. Capt. A. A. Bursiey. P. A. C. s., having been
ordered to rspors TO duty to these headquarters in
the Inspectors Department. is hereby assigned a.
Assistant Inspector General for this District and
will be oheyed and respected accordingly.
BY command Of
BRIG. GEN. D. w. ADAMS.
j. ID. SASDIGE, c. s. A, A. A. Gen.
Dec 12-lw
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CHARLEsTos--Our latest report is that
matters were quiet on the coast. The yaa-
KEGS had made no new moremen. against
Charleston. We presume the heavy rains
have forced them to remain at Savannah
The Courier says: We have been assured
by the Highest authority that preparations
for the defense and security of Charleston are
being pushed vigorously forward. The ut
most harmony exists between the civil and
SnilItary authorities. No ekertions will be
spared by Governor Mag-ath in accomplish
ing this all important object. 1t is only ne
cessary that our ci.iz ems exhibit q similar
spirit 20 sustsin and give them their hearty
cooperation, in the great work before us, to
insure the safety of our glorions old city,
and gre the enemy another Seceasionville
defeat
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JUST RECEIVED AND FUR SALE.

lxINSEED OIL,
CAMPHENE OIL,
TANNERS OIL,
BALE ROPE,
PACKING YARN,
TURPENTINE,
and a choice lot Of WHISKY. for Christrsaa
Also, Eleven likely Negroes.
MONK, EDWARDS l. co.
Selma, Dec ID, 1864.
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Rg- The many friends Of Captain jim
Shute, ef Gen. Quarles. staff, will be glad to
learn that the report of his death in Tonnes
see is incorrect. He passed through the
engagements safely and is now with the ar
INV.
For the Daily Rebel
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Z ELE G r. APHIC
RKPozTs OF TEE PRESS ASSOCIATION

Catered seeordasg Act Oonsrssssa ha year 1863
byJ. 8. TuxAsnxR in ahe Clerk's tsAee u the Dis
s Court Of The Confederate states fog shs Northern
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THE ORPHANS HOME ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET IN MONTGOMERY, ALA.
WEDNESDAY the 2ist instant, to adopt the
CHARTER and to organize under its provisions.
A fall meeting is important.
By srdcr Of
Gov T. II. WATTS, President.
a. I. SrALDISG, Secretary.
December 10, 1864. u
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MANUFA crURE OF STATIONERY.

NA NCrACkOuE or SEA ftokERf.
The following is published for tho informs,
and guidance OF ouarternaaters In charge Of Posts,
these in charge OF manufactures OF eiothing, and
the Chiefs In control OF tho Tax in Kind.
[ExrRAcrl
CokrEpERArE STATES OF AnERIcLN
Quarternaster Generals Once,
Richmond, June ~, 1864.
Najor: With view 60 economy 10 the parshasa
and supply Of Stationery ard Blanks to the army
OF Tennessee aud the different commands in Gsor.
gia, Alabama and Mississippi, l have decided ..
Plaoe you IN charge OF that duty 10 the
Of which you will immediately direct all your ener-
gy and attention.
In the execution OF il you are authoriEedand in
xtrueted N follows
To have tho disposal Of the cuttings from sIstk-
ing and tent factories. of old and condsrnned tents
and other paper stock material under tho control Of
To arrange for the manufacture Of paper either By
contract or on Govern account, may be found
'Hp'die't' and also f'. the purchase of the same.
These instruetions will be authority for all en-
esrs Of the ouartermaster's Department 10 tr.nsfe
the material required By you.
Respectfully, your obeaisnt servant,
[Signedl A. r. LAwTOY
Qpartermaster GenerA..
Majer J. q. MeMAHox, ouartsrmaster, Men,-
gone-y, Ala
l. The cuttings and scraps from slsshng fastsris
shood be saved-thoss Of pure cotton kept separate
from those Of mixed material.
II. All old and unservioaabls tsnt s;=shs and
ropes, and ropes ends, gunay bags, and uhssrvise-
able hemp baling from cotton bags, are valuable
material for paper making, md sheuld bs scrspu-
lously preserved.
I'LL Grain bags In the Exreau Of the Tax in
Kind, when unit for use in that branch Of the pub
lie service, can DO turns very great account in
another fabric, and made redeem zuch Of their
original cost il taken Of and turned over TO my
agents.
Properly authorised agents will visit the ,srioss
posts and factories in Georgia. Mississippi and Ala
bama far the collection Of these materials and re-
specifically solieit cordG cooperation in It's
mutation. J. H. MCMAHON,
Major and Qusrtsrmaser.
MosrsoMsRr, Ala, August Is 1864
sepI-lm
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Notice TO Agents of the state.

-SOtIcC 10 Oh Cne Stntcs
QUARTERMASTER GEN'I.s OFFICE
December 8. 1854. !
All agents of tho State, reporting through this
Office are notified that Treasury Notes Of tho cid
issue Received by them prior to thu LIST last, must
he paid in bsforc the 18th inst, with an afadavit
that said notes were received by them before the
LIST of December, 1864. and that NO notes Of that
issue will be received in payment OF their accounts
after the 18th inst DUFF c. GREEN,
Quarterm&ster General q Alabama
Dec l2-lt
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THE DREAM OF HONE AND ITS Results.
Col. Winston, of the 45th North Csroliua
regiment, now with General Early, sends
Us the following touching incident:
"a member Of our regiment deserted n
few days since, and started home by the
way ofthe mountains. On the top of the
mountain he lay down to rest and fell asleep.
He dreamed that he had reac ed home, aud
his mother wan greatly rsjo ced to lee hi.n
till hs told her be had deserted. Th Eer
countenanee changed, aud she wept if her
heart would break. The shame and dis
grace of her son desertor was more than
she conld bear. He woke, t up and start
ed back to camp, where he arrived last night.
How wonderous the influence of woman."-
Biblical Recorder.
HEARTS EAsE.-To young gents, thous-
and dollar checks; to young ladies. marriage
certificates.
IA An editor says he mover dotted an .
but once in his life, and that was IN IL fight
with q contemporary.
sA- A popular writer states that men.
like children, are pleased with rattle" Not
much, II it is at the tail Of q snake.
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DEMOPOLIS HOTEL,

THE Subscriber, from the late Kennedy House.
L III h,'c, rcuientd the above Hotel the frs.
oil January, a:..! would be pleased TO see his old
acquaini ;nces To uai, III passing TO and from
Selma aud Mci .,i...r.
s5Sr Dinner always r..is upon the arrival Of
the Cars. D. c. ACKEUNAN
January z, 1855. I'm
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IGsT OR sTOLEN--siooO REWARD.
IRON the Montgomery Mail boat Cherokee. on
II the morning of 18th inst large black
shoe Trunk, marked Mrs. VIM Brazeltetn, con-
tanning ladies' apparel The above reward will be
PAID for said Trunk, by lea-i12 IL Mt this Office.
nole-lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
WashingtOn Items.

WAsHINGToS, September 30.-The notice
recently published by the Secretary Of State
inviting the filing in that Department Of
claims not founded on contracts against for.
eign Governments, was intended particularly
to include claims for damages occasioned by
the depredatiou> Of the Anglo rebel pirates,
and by Canadian raiders on our northern
frontier. These claims will ba vigorously
prosecuted by the State Department,
Subpenas have been issued for Robert Il
Lee, Joe johnson, Howell Cobb, Ex Cover
nor Brown, OF Georgia, Egbert 0uld, and q
host Of others prominent In the rebellion fed
eraoy, as witnesses in the WirE trial Co
lionel Oud is already here, and the others
are expected as soon ss the subpeuss have
beer signed.
Gov Andrew, Of Massachusetts, is organic.
ing Southern emigration aid society similar
to that which wss employed in the orRanza>
ton OF free Kansas; il is intended to North
ernize the South
The monthly financial report of the Treas
nry department for September will show that
during the month the public debt has been
decreased thirty.one millions of dollars, not
withstanding the enormous disbursements re.
quired Secretary McCulloch has evidently
During the week there have been redeemed
at the Treasury $7,906,054 in certificates OF
Indebtedness, and $409,6l5 in mutlated cur.
rency.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day we're
81 ,s5l, 1877.
The particular business of Major General
Butler in Washington is the settlement of the
accounts Of pm hffiDer Of his staff who died
before his accounts were settled. His pres
encs here for several dass eas revived the
rumor of his being called to preside over The
War Department.
Most Of abe coses Of libel under the con6s-
cation laws, pending in the United States
District Court al Alexandria, Virginia, have
been, by order OF the President, dismissed on
payment Of costs.
Advices are daily received OF the State De-
partment indicating the rapid progress Of tie
choleru in Western Europe ard the proba.
bility is that it will extend its ravages to this
country. Our people should take warning in
time.
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.aIIEiGtIkiJ
Special Notices.
A Broken-Down system.

s-s Broken- Down system.
There ls disease TO which the doctors give many
names, butwhich few of them undsrs and It is
ply weakness-s breaking down OF the vital forces 4.
Whatever its land they are innumerable), its
symtoms are in the main the same. Among the
most prominent are extreme ls,situde, loss OF app
tie loss OF assh and great mental depression. In
digestion &nda Stomach o. ISh are also frequently
cOncOmitans of this distressing stats of body and
mind. The common remark in relation to persons
in such condition "a, that they arc consump ptivs ,
Now, what these naIortnnAtes really want 10 vsSor-
Vaai st-agtA and AS eertsinlyAs dAwn succeeds
darkness they can rscuperAte their systems an d
REGAIN perfect health BY rssor6ng to HosTErTER's g
oELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs. It's as clio r
that Intervening Tonic is required in such cas- ss.
as that the dying fame of an empty lamp requires
to be revived with supply ofoil. Perfectly pure
and nnOcuOus, containing nothing Tut the most
genial vegetable extraets, and combining the three
graod elements Of stomachic an Alternative, and .
genial invlgorant. HosTETTERs BITTERs are
suitable 10 all constitutions, and are as applicable "a
the diseases and disabilities Of the oebIerse sex "a ia
those OF men. i.ft Ed u
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splendid lunch viii be set, and the bar viii
be supplied with the choicest brands Of il
quors winee, cigars, &c.
The most attractive fsatnre Of the opening
ceremppies vii 'be the presence Of Phil
TiemsnS Henry Brunswick, Tom, Horneng
and other celebrated Billiard Champions
who have been invited, and promised to be
on hand 1t will be nice affair, and the
many friends OF the gentlemauly proprietors
will Of course avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunily to be present
Messrs. Lange d Schieble have been at
great expense in fitting up an establishment
that will be credit to the city, and their
public spirit and enterprise should be liberal.
ly patropized
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

R@-We are credibly informed that GLASS
Of negro children was admitted into the
Sunday School of one OF the principsl
churches of the city yesterday, and placed
along side Of the white children, although
the eoIored people have sundy School Of
their own. This, we suppose, may be regard
ed as another step towards negro equality in
these progressive times, and as an initiatory
stride on the highway to negro equality in
our public schools. That is what the aboli-
noHists are after, and they will succeed il the
white people don't down with the break"
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WILL OPEN To,MoRRow. The splendid
Restaurant and Billiard Rooms of Lsnge 4
Sehieble, in Turner'S Opera House, will be
opened to morrow Tuesday at two o'clock,
Pm. This establishment has been fitted up
In elegant style, without regard to expense,
and is without doubt one OF The most atttae
tive places of the kind in the west The
Bar Boom and DipIns Room are furnished
maguifcently, and the Billiard :Rooms con
tain four splendid tables from one of the mos,
celebrated manufactures in the country. A
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New York stock Market.

Stocks lower. Nonsy 5a6 per cent
Sterling quiet at l00al09; Chicago and Rock
Island, li4 Chicago aud Northwestern 2St;
do pref 62k; G G. h c. 1875; Clev. and Pfts-
72E; Mich. South. 63s Mich Cen. ll4l;
Reading ll3E Erie 87s Five twentes
coupons 1911 Gold l44t New York
Central 95t One Year Certificate 9sb
Fives of "a, coupons 934 Western Union
Telegraph TO- Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy
1875 Chicago Toledo 100; Seven thirties
800.
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A Bio THIEG.-A million is great many
but two million is more. As incredible as il
may appear, Messrs P. Il. Drake 4 Co, of
New York, sell over two million bottles Of
PLANTATION BIrERs year. This is nearly
one hundred and seventy thousand dozen,
which at nine dollars would bs over million
and a half dOllard Surely some merit must
attach TO an article Of such sale. Go where
we will from one end Of the country to the
other, We are always 10 sightof the evidences
Of the cabilistic s, T.-l860--x. aud these
gentlsmens energy. We would suggest tc
them little more elegance In their rock
painting, The Legislature Of New Hampshire
has passed 4 law against further dis6ssring
the White Mountains.