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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-03-15
HEADQUARTERS,
Army Of Confederate states.

J y =
GENERAL ORDERS NO, q.
tn entering upon ,ap campaign about to open
be General IN Thief feels assured that the soldier.
Who have 70 long and 30 nobly borne the hardship
aud dangers of The war require no eShorlation d
'o,Pond 70 the calls Of honor aud duty
Wih The liberty transmitted BY their lorefaih.
ere, thcy have inherited The spirit to defend it.
The choice between war and ablect submission Is
before them,
TO ncha proposal, brave men, with arms IN
THEN bands, can have bat one answer,
They cannot barter manhood for peace, nor the
right Of seligoyerument for lie or property.
But Justice TO them requires .lener adm nj
liou 20 those who have abandoned their romrade.
in ths hoaror peril
a ha opportunity is offered Them to wipe out
the disgrace and oscape the punishment 70 their
crimes.
by authority Of Tie President Of the Confederate
States, pardon announced To .uch deserters and
men improperly absent as shall return to the com
munds to which they belong, within the shortest
possible time not exceeding twcnty DAYS frou the
publication VI this order, al the headQuarei OF
The department in which they may be.
Those who may be prevented by interruption or
communication, may report within the time speci.
Fed to the nearest enrong officer, or other officer
on duty TO he forwarded a. soon u, practicable.
and upon presenting dccrti0cate from such officer
showing compliance with this requirement will
receive the pardon hereby offered
Those who have deserted to the service Of the en-
envy, or,wlu have deserted after having been once,
parlonol for the same offence, and those who shall
desert or absent themselves without authority, amer
the publication Of this order are excluded from lis
benefits. Nor does the offer Of pardon extend to
other offences than desertion and absence without
permission,
BY the same authority it is also declared that
no general amnesty will again be granted, and
those who refuse to accept the pardon now offered,
or who Shall hereafter desert or absent themselves
without Icarc shall suher such punishment as the
courts may impose, and no application for cemency
Will hc entertained
Taking new resolution from the fate which our
enemies intend for US, let every man devote all his
energies to The common defense.
Our resources, wisely and vigorously employed
are ample, and with brave army, sustained by
determined and united people, success, with Gods
assistance, cannot be doubtful.
The advantages Of tho enemy will have but little
value Il we do not impair our resolution. Let US,
then, oppose consistency to adv, rsity, iortiude to
suffering, and courage to danger, with tho firm as
surancc that lie who gave freedom to our fathers,
will bless the efforts Of their children to preserve il.
Signed r. L. LEE, General
"a An newspapers in the Confederate States are
requested 70 copy six times the above General Or
ders 10 - aud send bills with copy OF lhc pa
per to the Richmond Enquirer, for payment
march a-d6t
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2g~ The Montgomery Mail Of yesterday even
iog has the following very sensational article The
report from North Alabama docs not correspond
With late information received here and we know
W. have as reliable correspondents as any in that
sections correspondents too, who know that OF
which they wric'
We have authentic Information this morning that
the enemy with one corps Of infantry aud cav
airy force estimated at twelve thousand, arc NOV
ing from North Alabama to cooperate with Gen.
Thomas movements against Mobile.
Tho Iumor was current on the streets Yesterday
afternoon that the enemy had commenced sholling
Mobile Lator Geographic intelligence contradics
the report The dispatches this morning announce
the disappearance Of portion Of the fleet from the
BAY.
The enemy j. advancing Ia force from Pensacola
npon Mobile. II is reported on the streets this
nornmq hat o6ichtl dispatches have been received,
stating tpai Mississippi and Alabama are threaten.
ed with invasion, and that these States have not
furnished The General commanding Department
with the necessary forces to prevent IT, Il Is also
reported tbat the military authorities have ordered
the cotton to DO burned in Mobile
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Preparations on the cdlfcoast.


A gentleman Of high standing who was among
thepioncH recently exchanged at Mobile, from
New orlcaas and Ship island has arrived in this
city Formerly hishomc As he has had excellent
opportunities Of making observations as to the prep.
aratons aud purposes Of She Federas in the Gull
department and held frequent conversations with
Federal officers, his views may be regarded as pos.
scs'ing weight.
From him we learn that the preparations of the
tgdefals at various points, from Baton Rouge to
Pensacola are on much mere extensive scale than
hna been hitherto reported Their ayowS pur-
pose Il 70 capture Mobile and occupy Central Ala.
hama This thoy constantly declared and claimed
td have force Of forty thousand With which to OPP
crate These officers also claimed to he now ready
tn move, but that they were waiting to hear Of the
result d sherma,fs prevent campaign Oar inform
mt Il oC opinion that they are expecting should
Sherman meet with serious reverse, thatit will be
ne's'nY 70 transfer their troops rapidly to the
AtIavtic coast, fnoL TO Virginia, to help sherman
ahd G,an' and therefore they will not commence
j campoisn in Southern AlabGma and Mssissip.
ri, mill boy are definitely advised either that
hefmiu haa Joined Grant or reached seizure
posi'ou'on tbs coast.
Gen Thomas was in New Orleans when our in
fornaal ..t that city aud was giving his personal
attention. lothc preparations going on Gen Steele.
who long commanded the Federal forces in Ar'
t1ul was reported in command az Pensacola,
III t4r. ia tg,s .t.,.In,,I a., ,,ri.ist l,,.,. ,
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by the Governor F;
HEADQUARTERS, !
Armies Of Confederate states,

Armies Of Confederate states,
February l. 1895.
GENERId. ORDERS No. 81
The discipline and efficiency Of the army have
been greatly impaired by men leaving their proper
commands to join others, in whieb they find SER
vie more agreeable.
This practice, almost as injurious in rs conse-
qenccs the crimo Of desertion, by the Articles Of
War, exposes the offender to similar punishment.
aTi SUBJECTS viesr receiving him Ia dismis-ti
from the army.
u y therefore declared that the provisions Of
General Order No. 2, Of this date from army head
quarters. apply to such men rs have left their
proper commands, and joined others, without be-
ing regularly transferred. They viii receive the
pardon promised in that ORDER upon complying
with IL conditions OF suffer the consequences at
taehcd ~ ncgleetipg It.
The names Of such absentees will be forthwith
reported to these headquarters, by the officers with
whop they are serving aud Immediate measures
taken to return them to their commands.
As soon as practicable. an inspection will be made
and charges will be preferred against those who
uegect to enforce this order
[sigucdl RE. LEE, General.
~ Al newspapers il the Confederate States are
requested 70 copy six times the above General Or
der No. 81 and send bills (gi,h copy Of tbs pa
peri to the Richmepd Enquirer, for payment.
marcha-d6t
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Executive Department, Alabama.
Montgomery, Feb, ~, 1888.
4 900 900 LII


OFFER for SALE Onc Million dollar. uf,ihe
BONDS Of the STATE Of ALABAMA. These
Bonds win be Of the denomination Of One Thou
sand dollars, dated LIST Of February, 1868, redeem
able twenty years after date, and bearing Fix per
cent interest, payable scmi-aHnually with cour@l.
attached for the payment OF The ntzfep
Sealed proposals will be received to The Path day
Of March 1865, the Governor reserying the right
to reject all or any bids which may not be salts
factory,
Proposals should be endorsed "Bids for Bonds. "
and addressed "Execndvc Department Of Ala"
7. II. WATTS,
Governor of Ala.
n. b. Newspapers published in the cities,
Montgomery Mobile, Selma, Tuscaloosa, Enfaum,
and Columbus Ca. Enquirer win publish 10 the
24h March, aud send receipted accounts to Execn-
tive Department for payment, with copy of publ
cation. March .. ID
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EVENING EDITION.


ADD such oficcrcaunul A.rwise npprnpriaiely
employed to The public IA, ID. his name shall be
dropped nom The rolls, shd he shall ce0se to'he
no officer u the provisional army.
9Fc That the presideut be- aud ho Il hereby
nVih1uted 90 appoint one qnartrrinuster, with
te fank % MAJOR, ior each State aud Que assis,
talii Tnartermaster, with the rank of captain, fof
each Congressional district Ia the several States
to execute the dpties Of the act IN reference Co
ho tax Ia Kind Provided, That che appointments
90 be made In pursuance Of this section, shall be
pade with The same restrictions and limitations Us
ton OF this act
tDuIOVRd .IuOe IA 1851
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To Shippers Of Live Stocls

FRElGHr OFFICE, ALA. a. T. r. r. r.
Selma February %, '65.
CHTpPERs Of LIVE STOCK to this place are
~ hereby notified to have them removed immodl.
ately upon arrival Of Trims.
As there are no Public Stables in the Ciiy SOW,
the Company will notbe responsible for amy injury
to Stock after their arrival here.
Feb %. 3Odys r. II. TALLEY, Agent.
% The Mississippian and Reporter copy
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-03-15

HAVE IN STORE, aud aim 10 KEEP Up D
supply Of
COTTON YARNS, Nos. to "a,
COTTON AND WOOL CARDS,
GEORGIA AND COUNTRY JEANS,
GREY CLOTH, AND H0MESpUN,
D.. sllEETTNGS AND sHIRTINGs,
IRON AND NAILS, Ss to 2Os.
SHOES Mems, Wemons and children,
BRoGANs, Negro Russcis
SODA, COPPERAS, SNUFF,
TEA, SUGAR, &C., &C.,
SALT PANS, SUGAR KETTLES,
BARK MILLS, SUGAR MILLS,
&C., &C., &C., &c., &C.,
THET WANT TO Bt y
BACON, LARD, AND SORGHUM $. aup
December %, lsGl.--tr
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l,r.n. ylrgInla nna Ma.t renne..ec

l'rom Virginia aud Vast Tennessee.
From @ copy Of the Richmond Examiner Of tie
Pad, received Of Macon through an officer who left
the capital on that day, the Telegraph gathers the
following IN reference to affairs in Northern Viz.
giula aud East Tennessee
There was some Smelling on the len of our lines
srouod Petersburg on Monday February 10th
but the Yankees expended their ammunition to
little effect, The enemy Is bu-ily cmployedin ex.
tending line of railway from his base at City
Pout 20 his new position ON llsichei's run, So
that Grant wnt soon have continuous rail- r1n
ming TO ullpoints and in close proximity to hts
main lines This gives him Unusual facilities lor
tran IerOg pppliosfrom The wharf as fast as the
'teamor' can hand tlen md enable him to drop
tbem al any camp aa the roads.
Il ia stated that the enemy is throwing M
leayy works on The brunswick stage road. be.
tween Rcam's station which Is ten miles south of
Petersburg and Moucks Neck bridge, ten miles
below heam's. Their object is supposed 10 be 10
trenaiben their position there, that they may be
better ADLER to extend their lines in ihat direction
e'ioers brigade of kentucky cavalry had an
"farement on saturday, FEBRUARY lSrh, at Balls
bridge in Lee counV, Va, twcnty Eve miles Month
Of Cumberland Gap, resulting in q splendid vic
t'fy 20 our arms. oar loss was not oyer sixty
tiuol aud wounded,
fbesNpelidon Of she Federal General GHcm
ioi' Fast Tennessee IA forty five hundred troor,
" confirmed letter from Wythevillc states the,
were advancing through upper East Tennessee
Nom KNOXVILLE. with their outpos,suorth orGrccn
Vile Prisoner, 6rough in by our scouts STAT,
thu iiie the intention ofthe enemy tn occupy the
whole sisfe e possible on the day Of the election
the 22i.
The same deeds Of murder that Eas, Teuasssss
has witnessed daily since the war commenced are
sfil being executed. No mans life is safs an hour
50
VA A long bailcd creditor publishes the sub.
ieintl advertisement
Wanted, thin man, who Is used 10 the business
of collecting, to crawl through ksyholes and 6nd
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We learn that Captain Stewards company, a
portion Of them; in retaliation for The killing of
Capt Stewart and burning of his house, went up
on the Blount Mountain and burned The house of
the leader of the tories aud some other houses,
after which, our informant states they (Slewart's
mem returned TO Ashyille and The tories then
commenced burning houses in retaliation and
threatening to finish burning the town Of Aslyillc
and to kill every secessionst in the county.
Is il to be tho case that those bloodthirsiy rock
less midnight assassius are suffered 20 60 al large,
Can lney remain in The vicinity and not be found
We are informed that they are not far od from
Ashville now.
We hope the authorities will take step. 20 have
those cut.hroats brought to grief
Deaths are becoming an everyday occurrence
about Ashyille We learn old man Striclljn and
his wife, who were implicated in The murder Of
Alberl Warren, ono OF the enr,llng officers some
months ago, came B, toNr to give UP, (hayng
been taken out sc jail by the tories aud there be-
ing locks TO The doors, The Sheriff ordered Them
to 60 ont to his house aud finding ,hcy had not
come as was expeeted-searcl was made and they
were found about a ba'r milo from The road with a
short pi6ce Of rope to each ones neck, and inn
manglcd condition, the hogs having torn tcn CON
sidcr,hly.- isbriUe Aiq, j@eHe,
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GRS rgnW's TReAnlESRor REvFGApls. The
Goldsboro ". Co. Stale Journal announces the
"a ht Of % ,r. Swaja 10 HE lmkees and states,
on information received, that he applied 10 Gen.
Tory for protection, on the ground that he has
always bccna Union man, audha9 managed, uudeI
one prcicneo or another to eyadU service in lhc ar
mics Of the Confederate States. Gen. lcrry whv
seems to be practical Yankee, replied that bad mo
special u-e exoypt one, for men who were too cow
ardy to stand up for their country. right on wrong,
whou invaded, aud that wds 90 give tbom @ mus
ket aud ,aake them hghL Mr. Swain was accord
mgly placed in the ranks ot the Federal army
This should be warning To tho rccusant soldiers
aud uion suck crs generally. II lhoy will NOT tight
for the South, they will bo made 90 fight for tho
North They must choosc whom they shall soryo,
The YANKEES or ihcir own people.
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A PROCLAMATION
BIZ The COvornOr OF Alabama.


EXEcurWE DEPARTMENT OF ALABAMA,
Montgomery, Feb. 90 1868. !
II having been made known to me that tho coun-
ties Of Cherokee, DeKalb, Marshall, Lauderdae,
Lawrence Limestone, Morgan, Madison, Franklin
and Jackson, swcre oyerrun by the armies Of the
United States during the year 1864, and retained
in possession Of the enemy for such length Of TIME
as to prevent the cultivation aud gathering Of the
ordinary crops;
Now !, Thomas II. Watts, Governor Of Alaba-
ma, under and by virtue Of the power vested in the
Governor by law of the jth of December, 1863, do
hereby issue this my Proclamation, to the Tax
Collectors and Assessors Of said counties directing
them to suspend the assessment and collection Of
all State Taxes, in said counties for the year 1864.
In witness whereof, l. Thomas II. Watts, COY
ernor Of theShte Of Alabama, have hsreunio set
my hand and affixed hereto the great seal Of the
State of Alabama, on This The 2Oh day of Febr.
airy. 1905.
r. ". WATTS.
BY the Governors
p H. BRIrrAS, Secretary Of State.
n. H--Newspopers published in Montgomery,
Selma, Tolladega, Tuscaloosa and 'Asheyille win
insert one week and forward receipted accounts 10
Executive Department, with copy Of publication.
j. II. JuDKINS, Private Secretary.
mhl2-lw
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FRsH FbeRiB4.-lhs eaear havs retired b
81. Marks and there has been no sighting since
the affair At Nahls,l Bridge. = > thought how
ever The enemy WI make another trial. The
hght az Natural Bridge lasted twelve haurs.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-03-15

TnE RAyAGHs or BANKS ny Gov ALLEN or
LA..-G Banks had cnlbla1oncd upon his ban
ners, shreveport OF Hon. lie did mot rcurh
Shreveport Ills legs saved him from II. 10 is
believed, however that be. will reach the latter
place for It Is prepared iur those who have she'd
their brothers blood for The Devil and his
angels"
II the Clark nd saphurods pit" wa. paved
wi b cotton bales / verify believe that N, p.
Banks with his co partners in trade Mcssrs. Nuns
field b Co., Of New Orleans, would get up an en-
petition with government transportation, in or
dor to beg, bay or steal from Tie devil the aloro
said cotton. The disgnccul oyorlurcs which they
have made, and are now making for cotton are
disgusting 20 every hdnorable man.
And nov the oourtry presents thc appearance
Of the Cdrnatic as described vs. Edmund burke
after the crriblc rails OF Iydcr Ali upon t. plains.
You cln travel for miles IN many portions Of hou-
isiapa, througha once thiokly settled country aud
not see a man non q wompu nor child nor four
rootod beast. IhC firm-houscs boyo been hurncd
he plantstiens lesoutl iho once smas hcils
are now grown up in briars and 'rakes, in para
sites and poisonous yucs--a painful melancholy
broods over The land and desohtou rcigus, PRONE.
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Thomas plans, nact.


genilensn vhO ha rcaehod.ibis tiy s.y. the
APPEAL rom WoH Tennessee, confirms our proyi-
oas repon of the preparation made by Thomas
% lAapad fora grand rah The force mounted
Y1 about 5000 strong. They moved from East.
port so1e liae since, and arc now on the Tennessee,
Their lyouM dcstipation was through Central Al.
ablma.
llUn generally understood andovpectel at Man.
ph. lat iorcrg would be sent ont from Memphis,
Nt,W1nrg. Baton Rouge and Pensacola, al the
fpue Cine, 10 endeayor 10 occupy ourloe Of com
manichton wiih Mobile when tho city woul be
invested joy the concentrated columns. oar inl3r
mani i'noufdent that the great dooda'alone pre-
vented an attempt to carry out this progammc,
aud that it win be inaugurtcd as soon ID. troop.
ran he moved.
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rulv. Camphrs 20 grs.
Lard. l % Mix we'll.

Directons-Wash the parts effected thoroughly
with strong eospwaah once day. Then rub The
ointment into the diseased parts twice daily We
take much pleasure in giving currency aud sane
ton to this prescription, for, the reason that we
have positive assurance that Il Is curative.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-03-15

Cgug ron tuu l1cH. nr. c. Dupre has crigi-
mated specific for tho cure Of itoh which, be-
cause Of its value ia curing the disease, we take
pleasure In lMruisunr that thosc afflicted may
he benefited by is Use. Three days u.e 8. suC-
dcieni for q radical cure
R--Caomel 20 grs.
Fulv Camphr., % grs.
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Notice to Shippers.

FnuGHg ofFicE ALA. 4 TESN. II. r. r. ,
Selma, March ], 1865
consequence q damage to the Road by The
4 late heavy saiss, SO FREIGHT for any point
above Taadega, will Dc received for ifteen days.
Mar = Nv i. i. TAbLEY, Freight Agt.
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VA long banlcd creditor publishes the sub
iaintl advertisement
Wanted, thin man, who Is used 10 the business
1t collecting 90 crawl through ksyholes and and
debtors who sre never st home Salary, nolhiug
To- arst ysaf 10 BE- doubled the each year AFTER.
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NUP ALNlll,--.\n Act further to amend "AuNet
10 reduce The currency aud 10 authorize a new
issue of notes'aud bonds approved February
seventeenth, eighteen hundred aud sixty four
The Congress OF The Confederate States Of
America do enact That The above reoited act be
further amended So as To allow States which have
funded he treasury notes of the old issue held by
them under the provisions Of the "Act TO reduce
and bonds approved February Seventeenth
eighteen hundred and sxtylour, to exchange
The certificates on bonds SO received for the new
issue Of treasury notes, in the same proportion
aud ON he same conditions as provided in said
act, and the act amcndatoiy hcJeoC authorizing
the exchange of Old notes held by the States for
notes of the new issue.
Approved June IT, 1854.
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Arorst,. march 49, Charlotte adyces dated
thc llth SAYS that Sherman ho. got into dePcr
ate strait aud that every effort possible Is being
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AIabama nna AII.sI..Ippl RIyer. RaIIrond

scloa 70 Meridian lo7 miles Fare, 81 500.
Passenger Train leaves Scma."",...,..,T.?0 Am
Arrives ~ Merdau...,..,,. ..,.,".,"",,.,55O =. N.
leaves meiidlan '..'' ,'''' s,'.,r'h,VO NJ
Arrives ~ Selma .s,,,...,.,a,t.5O =, Al
NJ. y. PRICHARD,
Dee s, 1864 Chief Eng. aud Gohl Supt.
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nGornfrp upi--Wo understand thnt on. HE llih
Int, MthrB B, Blackwell turned over to Captain
Ltmmon commanding The ioFae at MbnioWllo,
about seventy absentees AVID descrters, who were
iatm bf hi,oommand while operating in BIB
county No learn HAT several of IBIS humber
come IN ud npmiod 10 Mnol b. while AZ Centre.
WIFE, lo oblliplhe haeGto Gen. Loes late order
which, 90 course, they win receive.
Prom what We have heard o. Major BlackweliS
opemia+ 20 Bbb. shelby and surrounding. coffin
de- be- certainly wakmsup NE tories AMI desert
'r5aapprr 'eo'o Of ibcir dgiIca.
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Guar. NLlN,--An Act TO amend the several acts
in relation TO a volunteer navy
The Congress OF the Confederate States Of
America do enact That the act entitled "An act
TO amend an act entitled An act to establish a
volunteer navy passed eleventh February,
eighteen hundred aud siNty -four, be so amended
as 10 allow persons to volunteer IN The service Of
the volunteer navy Provided, Such persons are
President islcrcbv authorized to cause passports
tobe issued 10 such persons as shall volunteer as
Nlorosaid, and shall be accepted by the President
of The company by which such vessel was fitted
out, either within or beyond the Confederate
States
Approved June H. 1864,