Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-29

ad0pt k0t an gree that such tremendous body
of men, Kept G g5-her az such immense cost Of
treasure and life, should, with lhe least delay
practicable shlke blow 6. iha rebellion some
where
TIE LAST MORGAN RAID.
We furnish elsewhere some OF the details Of
the rebel Mugan's exploits at bis departure
from Cox's creek on Monday morning. we have
bad interviews with number of gentlemen WHO
were captured wish The trsiu at Cox creek, and
their sisteuieats aT8 substantially TO the ssmc
Cffsct The report ghat a sick geamst5r, who was
unable 20 rise from his couch, was shot for re-
fusiuE 30 rise, is verified, and the body of the
wounded man was sfierwsrd buried By the rebel
vsndals
After the tsamsters aud guard, to DC number
of nearly three hU0dTod, were pSr0led, they were
marched in icont OF cavalry company in she
direction Of Lebanon Junction, and were re-
quire5 r0p-r.ofn The journey on foot the greater
portion OF lhe way IN double quick time Oa
The route three Of the psso,ed Federal prisoners
were 1santouly Shot aud allied upon shallow
preteLts. A yaush, who belonged TO an Illinois
regiment VINO lad been captured and formally
psrOlsd by kirby Saith, was thUs murdered,
simply because he exhibited Lis parole suG
claimed ihe rights which belong % q parolsd
p-isover.
Liaulsnsnt Harry Choste, Of company I, Gh
ONO infantry, aud LiausouAnl RchzTl N-tf, OF
lhe 4-h ONO cEvslTy, VINO iefs lhs cily on sun
cay 81 l9ia their cgumaRd5,zFsrs csgsuGea ty-
M5Fgau sIld Here among tie paroled prisoners
" no arrived Isst evening. Nleu within tiF5e
miles Of B8r5si0un they rode into tie center Of
JJnn Moygau's cavalry aud weIe captured. Tho
rebels carried tnsm over circUi, OF twelve miles.
and when tbey arrived st a point four m.les south
Of Bsristowu, throw 0ut pIcksls sud sent com
Dauy j, of Brady Kentucky scouts. O. CoX's
creek, where they captured She wagons, one
hundred end iljy-Oue in uumbsr of hich they
burned tie greater nam5sr. Five EUudsed mules
were turned loose but the rebels kept tha horses.
Oa Monday morning MsssT5. Choale sud N=H
were carried seventeen miles toward LGZs5zth-
sowu, as they lal refused 20 be Psrolsd. They
were parOled on tine road between Boston ana
EGza5elhiowu, however, and were allowed TO
return.
The rebels sfse-ward entered Efzlbethtovn
without resistance, where they bE0ss into the
post Cttice and took possession Of the contents.
Two Federal regiments arrived tBe-e shortly
afs5rward and drove taem out. killing tour and
capturing oaa lieutenant, VINO wss wyuaded.
Either Lieutenant Cbczla or Lieutenant NsfI
bad in his possession enc commission of CJlODel
Dick Auders5H, cf the 9Th Ohio iuf nIy, which
Morgan eTemiHe3, writing upon the face Of Is
" Approved, j II. Morgan" and returning Is TO
l--r a.F"r A4ylttotl--AAh -N- 'uGo ttl 50
zaus men are the most Eentzsl lot OF thieves lie
ever saw " hen one of them sees q horse thas
he almirss, be viii say, " That's good horse;
Ia Ike % .rsle-3sm0unt' sEd tho exchange
is accomplished They obtain ether property,
be says, ia 2 similar msnHer.
4 train arrived over the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad last evening, aud we learn from
passengers who came up by the ceTs that Nor
Eaus forces have gone Of toward Lisclteld,
GravsCu county, IN a westerly direction from
th6 Nashville road No damage bad been uOue
70 th8 read other than the distinction OF -as
ties,l=F0rk two Hii.s bsycui Z iz4bethtovn,
which win be repaired in day aE tgo. Lr. vs..
A Rausld, the Tcute sg-uy Cu she road, brought
up portion of the mai lbat had been robbed
uy Morgan Of Eizsbs,htgwu. iu which there Is
q large uHmhar IF mUhiaEsd letters.
Among the VsrolsJ prisoners, who Tsturued
o. -le cry last evening were a glt persons, who
had been dispatched 1a FeTyvils cy .le saui-
t4ry commission of Chicago sith c'1tbiug, hos
piss. supplies, e.c, for the wounded Ltju0isiEls.
All their sUugl5-s were either destroyed wIta t-e
tsail al CgE's creek or were caerie5 sW.y By tie
rsbais
General Dgurnt, who passed through -Eis
city last evening On lis way 90 Indiana, Gays
sua. C0l5-e' E ulsts is iu E0rE1H's lscut with
. strong eav4ll force, EaG TIA. bis (Dam0nts)
cavalry are ia bis esr, and tl8t lhera ss strong
probability thas Il rgau's forces will be CAP
turf3. We 5o not "see 70 in tast wsy," sul
have DO deubs .hat the ruobsr rebel has made
1gcl bis escape.