Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-15
Condisien Of GnEilsalas.


The following communication, waic8 a7p72r5
| in the London Ael5s, gives the results of the
/ visits OF M Pariridge, the eminent Eagish
| surgeon, to GaribAlIi.
/ The following telegram, d2t5d sp5amber IL.
/ has Just been received from q member Of the
I cOmmittes now at Spezzia. The telegram asks
] for q Ssitsr'5 swing fracture cradle aud 1lsc-
/ intyrs splint, which viii be sent to-day.
| J. AACBAE AOIR,
/ Guibsldi Committes, 10 Southampton st.sss,
S,rsnd September I5."
I'VE have seen the general. Mr Partridge
reports that the riff ball di not enter the wound
| but struck aud broke tbs inner ankle, lsyins
open the joints, which nov, though painful on
| movements Is free from iuAamssi01, ana is going
on favorably. General health tolersJle."
The Vienna Press says
awe are indebted to a chance circums mstauca
for some correct details respecting Gsr.bal5i'5
state. A physician Of this city, who has the
reputation IN Italy Of beng one of Che f-st sur
geons Of the day, received yesterday g INFINITELY
accurate description Of Gau52liis ease. drawn
up by bis medical attendants, with a request
that he would give bis opinion IN writing, as
personal motives prevent him from going 10 L.
S2ezzis. The surgeon in question says that if
the phlsbitis formed a. the lower psrs Of Che sG-
kle cannot be overcome very speedily, a-nputa-
ton will be inevitable H5 declares that tha
wound is very serious, and ia even the most IS
-vUrs1le issue must have unpleasant e0nsagr1en-
cesi that, even suPPc5iHg Gagipaldi 90 escepa
snputation, he viii be lamed Tor i'e aud SUB
Jet to frequent attacks OF PAIN. As nothing
was said OF The 0tber N0uud, lho probability IS
! thst it presents no danger u5 symptom
A Niger 0GeriEg a Seward fer ais EEaster
Kentucky Army Cores p9n1eaes OF Cllel1-su ll-sl
The darkies Of secession masters sti, csg-
tnue 10 flock int0 camp. There IS io camp bsra
a regular witty darkey, Tho formerly belonged
/ to d Mr. Duncan row in the rebel army. TINS
/ negro can read and write, in fact Is very well
educated man. Yesterday some kanlucki1us
who had lost several slaves, had posted up
around the enCampment, One hundred dollars
reward Ran away fem the subscriber, Iny
man Bob" etc.
jim Duncan, as the boys call hin, soon after
issued the following and placed is beside the
other adCy :"
so CENTS REWARD.
=" Ran away from dis chile, an leif him en-
alone 70 take care Of himself after / don worked
tweuty-six years faithfully for him,
"MY MASsA, BILL DUNCAN
Massa Bill is supposed 20 have done gone
Of vid de secesbers, for to huat for has righfs.
aud l speck he don got lost Any person 'turain'
him 70 me, 50 dat he csn take care Of meas h3
alters said Nigga couldn't take care Of hisself
will be much obliged to dis chile.
an. B-Pers0us huutiD' for him please loOE
in an De last aitcLcs as I often heard him talk
about eoin' into the diem business.
'SpeetfUly submitted, JIM"
This " poster" created a great deal Of merri-
meut in camp, while the Kentucky residents
who came across it thought jim a mighty
sassy nigger"
A GALLANT DAsH.-Captaiu frank Findlav
with his little company OF partisan rangers,
from Washington county. Va, nearly ell Of
whom are youths under eightsen years of ape,
and attached 10 the State Line service made
dash into Wyoming county q few days og0 and
captured Captain Godfrey, a noted leader of
/ Union company, and ten Of his men. They
/ brought them into camp as Abb's Valley, whera
/ they sre in limbo for the present Pe.srs5urg
l E1pTess.