Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-22

I thirty thousand
Provi-ioas.
FroHl he Mobile Thbuns.l
Tas subject Of prsTisions ia the ely IS now
the principal theme of s7nvsrsstl0u among our
eitssns apart from the "sll-sbs9rbing' tspie OF
the sitsaticu AZ Jackson, and we hesr Of any
amount Of suggestions and attempts e. soms
plan 70 get supplies before any uniorseeu acei-
dent happens or ''miiitary necessity cuts ihe
shipment Of prcdues down the uad.
We have seen -duriRg she last day o. two
number sf refugees frsm Mississippi with large
Numbers Of negroes who have net brought enough
provisions 70 feed themselves two days, and we
learn that large Humbsrs are expected daily.
New IF these Ps0pls are de.eTmiaed to make No
bile their homo Let thea do something BY way Of
prsvisi0ning the city, or 81 least es each Pers0a
OF family bring z sUfisisEt quantity Of corn,
bacon wheat, etc, for their own use. " e have
heard OF macy attempts by sending orders and
individuals going in person to some particular
Boint 70 obtain food. What success they VIII
have is ya. &c be sssn but we DO know that
orders hsvs been filed in the country f0r this
city, and they have been intercepted ss points
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
As ve learn that the order Of Gen Psmbert0n
has been reseindsd, it is very probable that the
country people will be glad TO send cir surplus
grain and meat ta = market, sRd we ihiuk that
conductors Of railroads., sseamboais, etc, and
every ether person on tho line Of tgsusIlu,
should facilitate Ehsm In every way 10 get these
supplies down Ssms few lists OF -four have been
reesi7sd, bat 50 small as 20 be Of no come
daeuee dealer who has h0uT for sale only
asked $50 & sack for t. We saw another re-
taller who told rs that be psid so for two 100
Beund sacks. We kaoW tie fscr that there has
Seen -four received here that only cost, IN &C.
lumbus, Miss, SI5 q sack Of 100 pounds
Let our farmers, military men snd ths peopls
generally, 20 to work aBd gather al the iood
that is made along tha liHe Of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, aud have it a. 0ucs Psced in Es-
eurs place. Fill up every point that is to be de-
Tended, So that We never again may heVs an
ether commander cay that he was compelled 70
surrender because he had eaten be lasi mule"
YANKEE RAID AT DEAB5I4N's BAY, FA-A
correspondent writes Us that CH iha 2csh Of
June last there came up the mouth Of the Stein
hatchis river, plun'ering squad Of 1ankeesis !
headed By one j 1hu Hsmliu who, az the coz
meRcsmsHt of cur difficulties, resided A. of
port, Fa and was, We bslieve cap tain 'fss7.
miIliliz company. He left Newport with tia
svoUed ehjset Of obtaining commission in
the C9ufsdsrAts navy, butWas soon afterwards
heard Of on board Of one Of the blocEading
vessels eff the Florida coast. OR correspond
eat says. O" It seems Eom their couducs that
they care for the purpose Of piundsidg, Tor ne
first move they made was 30 Kill l1s of cattle,
say soma ave OF six head or more, and espturing
I g negro Hau belonging 30 1fr. Wm. j. B-yan.
From this c9ztrabsud they learned hat there
was a small schooner up Che river loaded with
cotton They proceeded Up 80 where she lay.
and took her end the cargo, and then leiE. They
came in small boats propelled by osrs, on one
/ Of which was a small h0witzsr. This boat had
some 20 or 80 msn on beard and was attended
l BY five or six others Of Ike diuensisns, though
7 perhaps ssme Of them were smaller" Our cor
/ respondent saw them aud counted fha men on
/ the boas that had the gun mounted. Hsmlin
/ was recognized by lady at whose house they
went 70, as she was well acquainted With MIN az
Newport, Fla. while he was clerk for Daniel
/ Lsd5- TaLLa5assss Floridiag-
- A. two O'Clock On Monday morning. three
. IauBshss appeared in the St Masks riveT, opDo-
site old Port LssH, ans were hailed By eur pick
sts from Cs9taias SCOTS and GHma's e0mps-
MES, fourteen in number Tire response was
that they were fishermen, but refusing 90 cone
70 aRd rspsrt, eur pickats opened IRE on them,
70 which they responded, falling back as the
same tiuas, our pisksts keeping up the FIRE until
they bad exhausted fifteen r8auds, when the
enemy we're out Of reach.
TAe only damage on our side was that ore Of
the pIcksts was struck by q spent ball on enc Of
bis legs, iHhieiiag nc serious injury. Dsmags
70 ths enemy Est known, but supposed % be
serious Oar picksts though only fourtsaa ia
Humber bore themselves gsilautiy, standing thsir
gr5und under the fra Of at least one hundred OF
the sneay, and drsvs them bsck 20 tia blsck-
adiRg vessel Taliahasss Ft0ridiaa, 14tk
ExEMPLARY.-There is a gentleman Hvi5g
within fear miles Of Aubuu, Alabama, whose
life l. standiag rsProaeh to that thirst for pri-
vats gain and narrow-mindsd eIloTtion which
Is tee frequently seen in this and other markets
Of tee CoRfsderssy. During she whole period
Of this war ha has sold corn meal st prices rot
exceeding seVeRty-6vs cents per bushel % the
families Of soldisrs, and for aJ9r be has never
asked mere than five dollars per enc hundred
pounds. He is the sWnsr Of a mill, Which gets
as muck custom IS it can serve, bus sll the toll
Is distributed among the needy families Of s7l-
diers The nans of this gentleman is already
known 10 many OF cur readers. he IS no
myth.-COlHmbas SHH.
GEE. EwELL STRUCK IN THE BATTLE or
GETTYsBUEG.-Duringt ths battle Of Gsttys-
bsrg, General Ewsl, refining IN his horse ard
calling one Of his aids, said; Il have been struck
assist ns to slight"
Having hslped him from his horse, tie sid
inquired where the general hsd been hit.
Here" said the general, pointing t. hi
wooden leg. IN trouble you TO hand me Hi
ether Leg
10 AAaHhaAEl AllLA@l-a lLLAN -hNlAlE NeaA E1@
moved and tresa one put IL its place, the
brave cid general rsm0unts5 his horse and
again rsds 70 the front.
y TIE Mississippi correspondent Of tie
Kusxviils Register, writing on the I5;h, has the
following paragraphs, which wo esmmesd 70
tue consideration si grumslers
Men wantizg soapegoat already begin TO
heap dsn1neistiens apon Psmberton. Thsya
he ffr4a aaourh f1r ALL fn-r
driven Grant out Of Mississippi These paosla
here would net sell aim bacon when be applied
for it. He prevented it going to Mobile, into the
siutches ef the spectators, in order that he
might bay, but stih he could u0s secure it.
New ssne Of the very men who dea0unce hia
have bacon for sale. With a mszEer isrce lie
held fer q long time a vast extent Of country
sgaiHst superior armies BY land and water. PSF
baps his csmaissariss aHa q8srtsrmastEl5 who
filed VieksbuTg vita sugar and molssses, when
tasy should have brought bacon nom the Mis-
sissippi Blants asovs. deceived P5moerssu
as to the extent Of the supplies they had aecu.
INFLATED. wrote 70 ysH en- g former occasien
on this subject, and stated thrsugh the Regisisr
that the press was misiaforme3 8hen it declared
tia. Yicks5urg was provisi0ned for six months
siege. Facts wero developed at Richmond.
tAroEgh a congressional e8zmittss, which in-
dgcsS ma to believe that Pem5arton was be-
trayed By so1e Of his subbTdinstss, and nos
that he was iraitor0as
Bat 1 knew HOthing-of Psmbsrton. and esrs
netting mere for him thsu for snv brave soldier
who has perilea his life in the cause Of ne
South. We shoald beware Of iniu5sics ia q case
Ike this.
ANOTHER YANKEE RAD-It was currently
reported On cur streets en- Sunday that Yankee
force, numbering thirteen huadrsd without ar
tillsry, were making rapid raid on WytheVills,
Va; that at o'clock the evening before severe