Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

nghuBg, captured four 1unarea ana SVEN
! priseuers snd thaFan
l9sh July-PsTis surrendered snd vas Gee
pi-d Itws7 nov MoTgaA's o1jses 90 resnri
On Jglv 20lh, the enemy, advancing in gTs'
force, Morgan retired beyou5 Seacb 0f puEau
and srrivu0 az 0rsb 0Tchard - JAY at tsj
brfak Destroyed here ore hundred and twent
g0us and one million dollars WORTH o alofe
Rsaehsd S9naFset same dsy AZ supdown ID
POI Tor Eedersl srniY ct Cumberland gap ID
siroyed here one million dollars worth OF stores
! and yecaptUgsd shout ore fhoussRd stimd &
arnis. taheu frsln GsngFais Critlsaden and Zol
cEsr, ai'eT he death of the later when dc
ieatea 81 fsalng creek by General Sehoepi
I ex nlslaT in tlte Hungarian war, snd exporter a
/ TIE s Ncholas hotel Nsy York city
24tb July, reached Sparta with force (lear
( iag KaGLgilie twenty days before eight ha1 dras
aud seventy slT0ng,} but recruited during taas,
! operations to twelve bundled
II these twenty days Morgan captured (sud
I parolsd) few over twelve hundTsd prisoners
4 seven thou and two hunired sisud Of arms, ana
one gHn, and Destroyed. at lowest cornpals
I lion, seven aud hslf million dollars worth oi
stores, arms and snbsistsuee, besides hesei al
build ngs, bridges sad ether property. Besid
this, with the loss of only ninety mon, be die
persed over seventeen. hundred home FusTds
ce pssted seventeen towns. IN which he Destroyed
t-otsi ilthif a'te ilASAt1~ AyYF1 -4l- slAot-' A-l
miies.
On Anrast I0th. he started on f-asb expsdi-
ton With eight hundred men, from Sosris, and
susasissd and captured Col Beone, with his
whole command-oVer six hundred men, besides
q trsn Tih eighty h0rsss, forty wagons and
fersge, a Galls.in
From this place he performed fbe important
services ef destroying the tunpel On the Lauis-
vile and Nashville railroad, which bu-ning for
several weeks, delayed the operations Of Bgel
on Kirby Smith's flask
E7aeustiuc Galsdn bafoEo a very superior
force, and fiudiag shat tas enemy hsd a'l-n
back sfteT leaving q Tea- gusra-of 2009 men, 70
cary th ~ hostages tho principal sympsthizmg
citizeus. he re-eatered Gall71ia, pursued ard
overlook tins eaeruy seven miles from Nashville,
Tesook the cjGzens, took over two hundred aDd
hiiy prisoners, sud, besides ths wounded,
counted, killed ~on the road one hundred ard
taenty-tiVe Of tie enemy Eel back to Gs.is-
iin and about b rstrFat, when Informed ihat
Bdgsdey- GanTa r " ibgson (esptaisi ia
old U S servics,) was witbin e few mites Of
Gai!ailu. General Johnson, as Morgan was
aware, bad picked force Of twenty-cur comDs-
nics, oxsctiy 1890 men, called &orga1-cstch-rs
They were not only picked companies but
picked men, selected from the vgrioas comDa-
nies of tbe 7lh and 9 h Pennsylvania 81 and
4-h Ohio, and 4.h Michigan cavalry regiments
Morgan, with his exhausted mon, msfehad to
meet him. This was August l9th. D.sm0uat-
ing his iaTea, except two companies in reserve,
20 pursue, and detaehing two Texas companies
70 Sank The enemy, be mst and Fepulsed bis
fierce attack Repulssd and taken in flank,
Gen johnson surrendered with staff sud whole
e0mnand, but taking advantage of the white
asg, bis men hed-wers pursued for eighteen
miles, over two hundred taken, ard over one
hundred ard eighty known to have been killed
and wounded, Including sixty-eighE counted
dead upon the road
Biwean this date and September 4th, Morgan
attacked end aferwsrd took sjoekade at z 7ga-
fed junction, burned al the bridges snd tyegflo
woTk-bstTeeG Louisville and Nashville, sad was
tho whole tine skIraisbing ard TAXI e priaope-s
and raislng men within tas enemy's lines as
previously.
Saniember All, effected junction with Gene
RI s. by Smith a. Lexington; rr0FGscd TO cso5s
the Ono liver and to psRstre.o 30 tAe vicinity Of
Chicego-he accurate iHforrua'ion as before
of tha hsiplsssness Of the enemy The per-
mission given not only Withdrawn but bis COM
Tsud divided, he being sent 10 0Bsrate sgairst
tlo FodaTs General Morgan, and h.5 bro.bsr-in-
law Gel Du&s deiacled
Col. Duke TINS detached, u7rebs3 with s8vel
hundred msn on Augusfs wheTa he caphge3
Gl BucQrd with eighL huadred E5deTsls,
hough aided b. two gUnbozts, (2ith or 25h
5sptsmbsr)
Morgan meaHwhiia, haTRszed end detained
for I've days in tba Ks3taeky cliff Of tbs Big
S III 3, tire whole srmg of the Fe1ergi General
Morgan, infictiug great losssani cap .uriur pIis-
aneTs. Wiih proper r7iHforcerusuts. he did no.
Doubt cb iEIDg ths whsle or his ajverssry's
force 20 surrsader, which view Is sustained by
'h1 accaH1t5 ia lha North rn papers af the Io-
treat Of Fe eral res Norrau's appeal fgrra-
.nfCreemsut was 6i5segsrda1
October l3.h Morgan was ordered to eovor
ihs re .raat Of Gspera Bragg's army retreeting
before Busl With thirteen bundled nsn had
5hfse sliraisHes wish Baeit's van guard On the
13 Ia szd IA h OetDber.
Settled himself that only one division (Crit-
teadan'e) was pursuing Bfsgg. Also, that
BueA's object was 10 c0aeautrsta bis forces IN
AIid3le IenHesses 90 recover al his lost ground
Morgan proposed as the only msgn5 10 impede
B5si's Increment 20 out bis communication be-
tweaI, Bowling Green aad Nashville, detached
by General Kuby Smi h. VITA Seventeen hum
dred men, tgo howitzsrs FOR thst purpose. Re-
C He'd peT-mpt0ria'y y by Gsnarsl B-asg, which
orier foftu1a.ely Gid not reach Morgan in lime
to Obey it
Starring Ostobsr 17th, reaches Lezngion
October l9ih. Dispsrses tWslve companies,
captures two hundred and eiskiy-nine pris-
onsrs
Ostobar 20sa. after nlsrchirg bv shrioR',
Ferry, B oorfsld and Basds.0wu Gone hundred
and t-n miles iB ihe lest successive forty-sigbt
bours) captures three huad-ed prjVac8, six
officers, sud one hundred and fitv-eigts gons
(6ity.one laden with con,nliss7ry stoleg). Moved
same day 10 EEzs5ethtovn, destroying bridgs
and tyestlsweFk over Valley creek.
Oct16er 231, by BitcbGsd M3ggant0Hn
Z iches ter sud G-eanviils, reached Hopkinsvi.le
ct 10 o'elocs Il. Remsi1ed there 6Ee days
burning bridges ete.s bg oetschment, and re-
turned to Gaiialin November "a
IN these si1.esn days opera ms the results
sjtajred were, firstly aud most Important, the
bringing Baai s. stand ssh; c9ud.v, the
capture Of eight hundred and seveaty-six prs
qDers and one hUedrsd aud fifly-eight wagons
On Nov mber 4th MorraB, with threa hon
1red pietad men 1t Fyree's springs am5ushei
he whois Of General Shefiiso's division from
eie ht tbousond % Twelve thousand m NJ Killed,
By Federal report, eghty-sjx; wounded one
hundred and ferry sad carried OF, f8Tty-three
prisoners.
On November l0ah, dFiven from Labauoa BY
siz tiQusaod FedsTsis, droFe ths5a eat By STRAIT
azem November l2Jh, obliged 70 retire. E9-
renber i3th, reinforced by Spance's battery
again drove them out by sngtegem, Tsti-ing
Sans Day 70 Bsarf's aiii, slifmisairg all tha
while and captured one hundred AID ftty-eigAlt
prisoners.
Borgsn, who, BY This tine, bad captured a.
lsess len thoRsand prisoners, and raised, ssFe-
pofted, fcur fhoussnd six hurdrad sHl ninety
Eve men within the eremy's fnes-moUnting,
arnipg and eqqiPging thsm-had been ordered,
by command ot General Brsgg, to report "a
Ceonel Wheeler, IS chief Of the cavalry, thai
oGeer siccs diB-iagUisae3 haviag thsn done
aothing Of as mBch msrk as Morgan on Che
average ogerF week Of his career
On tho evening Of tbs 9th OF December in q
snow storm. EIorgon to3k upsn hjmss6 20 STAR
from bis esnp Al Black shop, sight miles lTon
Mnrlreesooyo,l with ore thoussnd t~o hundred
men, to attack iAo Federal foree st HArlsviAs
e ght miles rom HaTssvilic was an ovarWheinl-
ing Federal fogce. Arriving at daybrsak, after
two beu7s' harl fg' ting, and eith less Of oRs
hundsed and thiFty Eve killed and wounded, he
esptrfed two taoasand one hund7ed ard forty
psis5usrs, forty wagons, two gums, sid killed
ahd wounded over TIVE hundroi Of the enemy.
Tats f7Fes consisted Of porsjona ef 81 Ono sa5
illinois brigade and Of corps called the C0oh
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