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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

Tho Mobile TrBRas has the BalletiH Of the
24h alt There IS ret much Esrs in it. The
following shows that ths rivers abevs arc act
qu.aae yet ossa:
ps.=sag.rs ca tha stssner J. D. Perry, which
s--fv-5 here a5sEs ssvas O'Clock tHls zasralsg,
--s8rs tast vlod spsssite ls,aad 40, lac s6as
was i-aI izl1 frsn sac IsuRss5ee sId1, bT absuJ
ferry Eaasil.z5. Their w8sp0a was tzs Uho.
They baI as oasuoa. Afssr two heavy rouada,
tie boa. got beyoad taeir reach. fortunately
ao5sdy was hsrl.
The editor says tkat the 60 ssUthsra papers
are s.s5my about the prospects sf ihs Coated
arz-y, Las taef try hard to PIuck uP courage
r5a despair, aad to keep up the energies Of
tEsir se.disrs snd sustain the Patieass Of eiti-
zszs By tbsir passiaaase spseals." rs tex. is an
extract fcam she HsbiIs Al5ertissT.
The Bs1eri1 izds ea=fsr. thas;
Tbs extracts frsm S0a6dern papers are Of great
interest zlI Importance. A mare complete rs7s-
.alian of .ds desperate Straits OF ths resell eEuss
cagld har7 hav6 5aea made To I'll ap tAe
vacancies II the ranks o. his armies, depleted
during 5Ha last few weeks 80 tks sB0uzt OF
ever $1,000 men, Davis has issRss nav call
q. al men between th5 ages Of eighteen and
a--y-iVa. When It Is remembered that tho
& E-s- lrsi5 Of Earch, 1862 tssk IN sll ketwssz
e5Ebtssa and tlirty-HVs, aud tk4t Of The sUtama
%. sac ssm5 yesr all between thirly-Gvs ans
f1riF, lssvlaE cat saiT the few who e3E.d at
ford 70 pay a tAsussus deAsrs or mere for sub
Et5g.as IE vii be- seen that this lass call ssunst
rsssI5 IN very zzssaTial Cccessisns TO the tsrces
1og the isld. At Rsss tAsy czHRst replace
tze losses Of lAa last msuta, even if all was have
provided substitutes aad AL wac claim ts-sign
lEl.sc -sa are drafted
A letter from VicksbErg says that " the rehsl
killed, wounded su5 caPtzrss daring the siege
zu5 tlsze taken By ShsFnaH Ia his ehass of
i JaErstss, number $500 Oar (Yankss) fetal
lss=is s1'y 5000" There's fzslsg fer you
Business w-s very dalI at LsmPhis, the
z-rcsazls a3s 5iagzstss, - says the BziisiiH; bat
they we7a expecting ssmsthiBE froa the spon-
iHg af he =i7er, s5 viii be seen By the follow
iag paragraph:
FROM EEW 0BLEkEs Fer the hrst tins in
sizszzs zaHths a steamboat kaE made the trip
f~-1s New D-lsaR1 70 tais city. This Is 20 event
Of no ordinary Interest I've years aga the
rsbIs r-esHuBtsausly bsaHtsd tsat thsy had
tla Estrar Of waters locked in their oEn aEl-
brace, Gns lhat Northern cemmsrce was efactu-
ally SAINT cut How far their predictions have
been va--Es8, the present state Of sHsirs show.
Tac Father Of Waters is sew epsssd. The
s--sn-r Imperial has reached this city irom New
GEaeU7.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07
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We have been showB ths sfieiAl rspsrt sf
i. aa5.-C5l George ". Lagan, commanding post
CO i L4-Eis1Eb5rg, La, Which vas Rttssked by
IA. Of ass alsmy'5 gua50ats ga the Oh of
Nay last Iais 9ngaE =sIea. was 5risdy noticed
5y la slsrtlg lfef Is occurrence, bat the facts
oat9ra Us zs thar line enabled as to coaYey
very i44seqza.e idea et Eas real character OF
.ae 5uglsans1s. HlTTisssbafg is on tas Qua
cll.s -ly-E, and IS defended by 4 small IsrtLEsa-
ton known as Fort -BsAH5eg gsId.
A. daylight on tss usIning Of the 10Th the
eEcnys FulJCats were observed approaching
tlair reception When tdeT arrived near
s0lt cas- bearing tag OF truee, dsmsnding the
u=cauaf-IsHal Surrender OF the place. Captain
Is-s o.. bzLtcn and A1jstaut is. g. Bisucn-
"a alls d-galssi ~ Col Logan TO respsnd
taat t1s p5Es wosl1 be &sfsndsd. Ha.t a.
kcI- alter tIs beats 0psasd Ere upon ths fogt.
gradually zaJviaB q tAe river, and alter they
Hsi continued tser nrng>ior about thirty miu.
uleB luT 5lEaai Z IA was ared aud a TegHIsr IRE
was Ossas1 5y all Of our gazs Ia pOsBisioR.
Aeg receiving car are tho ohamy drew OF
s.as DDS suca, bat c0atisHsa hem Their long
rszEs gaa8 10 throw shell ia.0 the OFT ana tlC
ts-s. ogE batteries reserved their IRE uHtil
tzsy advanced and renewed tie Rstack, wasu
car EUas were again op5asd Upoh thea. IHs
1ga.s Ishslao1 lu range uRtd 6b elsok p N ,
waea they T-usa1sd csvn the rvar, evidently
iaj -rsd
TIE c5mnandsst Of tAe pest, is his report,
compliments the ga--sntry Of Captain Benton,
Lsst. B.suslAgd, uha was the A5juisRs OF he
post, suI eta-rs - itlcsmsHa Dtssatsa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

~ TIA slas-ns.8.n Marimac, lrsm this port
20 Nassau, was captured rs sea on tie 25-.i uit.,
whom lboul one dsy out. she must hsTs been
chased fer o go0c l3ar =av.
The Msrrinee. Wi,a her iarre sn5 valuable
cargo, Was chiefly awaed ia Wilmington. ard
her eapiurs win entail heavy less apsa maay Of
our citizens vine had invested in the sH srDrsa
70 EraztsI on less sE.eas. N1 man, no ma-tsr
how rich. lses 90 lose bis mongv. aui stilL - is
a s-misf1 t3 know iHa- JLls8 who have lost most
heavily, aro those u1Gl whom the loss VIII, in
reality, fall mssl EEhliy. It i8 a di5ceuTagiug
commandment, bat Of coarse where th1rs are
large gsjns thsrs 2uss oa hosvy risks TIE
soWuers Of Tie Asiriusc would have realized
heavy profits had taa.r eltsIurise succeeded
TIE waesl Of tea aue t5oB an uaiavors5le turn
TO their interests, and 90 tEeg .0sk We might
ssy Better luck next fire- 6u5 We are nos 50
sure OF another simiisr effort baiaF made Per
hsps il may, aad parhsps b NAY nos.
Blessed are Loy wao have very little, for as
suredy they csn't l8sa much. Il tsat es.sgory
we ore proud 20 class ourselves. We ssu5 not
lose much and did not lose thing not having
'aay stock bad re been bursting win money.
we might, indeed, haVs 5ursl on shis tIan5ac-
hon.
The rspr0hsies in New York win rejoice ovar
tho Merrinac aud her c-Tg5; zad so hate tha.
almost IS mUcn as We do Der l0ss, aithourh tsai
IS no small matter 70 our community Such
ship ana such a cargo would have been ~
small matter al.any iime- At This t.n5 i6 ioo.a
up largely The news, which was received here
on Saturday, evening, Of course crealsd 10 small
sensalion.-- hlimisgi0R JsurlaL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

E-Th. PlosiJents address 70 the soldiers Of
the Confederate States, granting amnesty 70
soldiers n c0uhnenagH5, or serving ont the san
seaces OF ccHrt martial has esased great 10y
among the large AunbeT c9nfssd II Castle
Thunder, sn0Bg wh0m are lea or fifteen uHdsr
sentence 5I oeata for deasrtioR Tas following
is the paragraph ia tho address referring 70 sUeh
cases:
And I de hereby declsre that I grant gen
sral pardon ana amnesty t5 all sttisers and men
wlsala Cha C0HlsdeIacy, now absent without
leave. vbo shall, with lhe least possible delay,
Istslu "a 10 their proper POsts OF day, but no sx-
cuss wil bs received for any delay Beyond
.ssiity days after the 6rsE publication OF lhis
br8s sma.i ion 10 tne Stale, ia which the absentee
nav d. al tie date Of the Publication. This
zslHesty and pardDB shall extend 70 all VINO
have sest accused, OF 8h3 have besn convicted
and are undergoing senlsncs Tor aossnee with
oct leave, 81 5essraons excepting only those
iss have 5sal twice convicted ei dcaerien.
Several hundred viii DO released rom the
Castle accordingly, aad restored 70 theiT com
mzuds, where tasy viii serve the ConfedefAcy
faithfully, ne have not q deubs.-RIchnoad ET-
aa.iaeT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07
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soiy .. @5-iyseufs, IKE t-ese or Anllslan WIZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

A gs-ElsmEn recently FROM Norfolk gives the
following account to the CbristiaH O5ssr5er Of a
processing which was 5ou5Gsss regarded by ibe
enemy as cate Yankee trick"
There ara in he city Of N5ifslk four churches
kno IA rs the African churches which exc as=5
exclusively by the co'orad psopls. for public
Worship. Ols Of these hss a bell and is knswl
as tho " Bel Church" A nolies was recently
cigaaizle5 among The csl7rad psgsls.sa, By order
Of ao provost HsEsh8l, that on the following
Sa5=sih something would be Communicated in
lae Ball CaurCh ia which they wars interested
Their curiosity being thus appealed TO- the riugi
ing Of the bell drew al immense crowd. The
house was 6liod EaEy who could not get in
stood around tho doors and windows witk list
eaiHg ears. At sn appointed signal 3 military
r-aEsavar was oxesussd, and they found ta8m-
selves surrounded By three auAarsd soldiers,
with aZst 5sy0H5ls. Rasistsaes was Useless
escape impsss.5ia. All who we're neither too
young aoG s19 Old fox military 5srvice we're har-
Tia3 awsy. 10 tiEae was given for fale~clis or
for making suy preparations. In thoir Sunday
clothes thsy were marched On board the vessels
-isg wore in rsadiness to carry them 70 the
North ts swell the armies Designed for the sub-
iu at.ou Of the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07


A Foai!sman who left Su9slk Sunday night,
raEenad here yesterday aitarnoon. Id states
that tao eatIo cavalry expedition which lssely
aaa1e an EFFORT to reach Weldon, composed of
Spears aad Ds5go's cavalry, reaehea Suffolk
Sunday forenoon, sbeut ten O'Clock snl as
oiE-5 p aI, .oek up their line Of march for Nor
folk. A battery Of eight pieces, known AZ H.5w-
AID regular United States artillery, which also
scs1.sp spaaied the expedition, proceeded 20 hEaF-
ressbsr0, whoncs it viii be shipped TO Newborn.
n. @. The expedition was Uadar tl3 cBm-
laaEd 0i Colonel S5ezr5, and th8 mon freely ss-
know gse ia Suffolk, that the expedition vas
q eompllta lailare.
These men viii net be allowed ts rensia Idle.
We may expect 70 hear from them again soon-
They viii next turn up probably on tie n0rsh
side Of Jalacs river, or may 90 round TO Af8a5es
army, as it is knows that thAg generals cavaiEy
iore3 las been muel reduced during the aast
ds8 Or slz woeks.-P Petersburg Express, 4fA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

Erc~ y siszHgisn, August
We ere l5.sts5 to q friend, vhs leh Jackson
Gn -1-i NEszday, fer tAe fo.owiaE partial de-
t-ils Of --a iss1a5 ia-isa Of tho Ysnzaes IN
JscE5lz. IAs city baa-5 q moss dos3asa a.
7eararee
The f-1swi7g hausss were surns5, Ell Of
whica were private property C1lsncl Nauiers,
s. p. B4ily's, Fiszs's, Ers Buuos', EFHea
property, SaatWst's. H1o6sz hsus8s a. P-cs
Psrtsr'5, Peter Vrlou's, Mrs. WsIksf'a Sra.
CEf0a5, Mrs. VIA. Aadsrsaz's, Mai HaUts,
Csb5's MIs. AnHs Adaz's, Hss Fstaeiz's, Ges
uil9s in tAe csHBtFy, Bishop Green's, SIN bs's.
grs-s @any ether 5aildings on TIE CHS ca
rsa8 AIRS, B8ddy's, RBss' Themes FsrHs' g.
Lamsrs's, Dsvid abeltouis, Ba5fslt's. CsI-
4 iaers, Starksy's, (Hot juega-) Ge7. Jlaa
Lulleg'5, -LusaakE, ". z. IaFisTs, sans.
LzHc=s sr's. The square on which Was Derry
berry, livery stable and Mrs O1ullivan' 8. AK
cs7, one small dwelling heuss on tho northeast
eGracI. 4LTs. IT'D. The square in front Of 5l5-
rsys, both squares ia front Of 5ae eapi.el, A-ee-
las building, Concert hal, HissfssipViaa Jlle4,
4s4Brs7's large livery stable, ,he Episcopal
church, and VaTiaus 8lher bEu6lug5. Ghs square
west Of tbs EississpDiaH js rartlY c01BEuei,
zaG DgT5 Of the squa-s west of McHBrrav s-a-
Bile. Dr. Bucks stable, Ho5ssa's lanyard Eeap
factory aud ether 5aiidIngs ca the sqsars. I've
suHaIags belonging 70 Ar. g cen, VIII sovsrzi
huzG.ad aales of s85teH.
Many ota=r h5sso5 wsrs SGT Gre to, bus
through sAs extraordinary exsrgioRs Of the ovl-
era Tere saved.
Every a0Use that wss not barred was pil-
.sgs- Of everything of ths least value After
-l3 eV@Caatioa, tbs fsss Of the whsls country
Fas esTersl with beds, be15tesd5, laatlyssszs,
par.sr chairs, sofas, marble t0gs, etc, soma Of
wuch were partially surasd, aHd all si them
ruined
Nearly al the 1egT5Fs war3 eGrrIos ah, and
-la citzsns stripped Of the last vestire Ell pre-
visios7; sHs Che first aud nsst wealthy citizens
of tho place we're compelled 90 draw Eaaons
ir5m the Yankees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

From the Montgomery Maiil
vs. had tEs pleasure os sn iniarvi8W with
Col. Holland, esaaaaadiug tho @7th mississippi
regimens. DE has given Us a very Interesting
description Of tho s.ags Of Yieksbarg, snd con
FIRMS our gEevie0s impression taat sac garrison
only surrehdersi when i5 had exhausted ils fosd
ald ammaaitea. de says .has in this colpeil
OF war asked By Genera Pembsrtoh, tile quo5-
hon was Bot as 30 The possititty Of h0ldin g
YicksbgFg, bat Of tha ability ol tbs garrison
% cut is way Qut Of tho town isis being
deemed impraeheabis. the vote 10 Surrender
the town vas unanimous. Ha speaks in the
highest terms Of General PeH5esion's galsa-
~ ana teaEless iatgsRitiiy during the siege,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

bat tlat be was very unpopular with ae pri-
yates Of tho sTmY, on aeeount OF his cold end
szHFhtY manners. He says thst few persons
eau imsgine the difficulties that envir0nad he
garrissa-thair exposure aud privauoas IN the
trenches fer f9rty-geveu days and nights and
their Inadequate means Of defeHs5 against tds
svsrUhei1ing numbers sf the enemy. The
ac's Of The siege as they become known vii. re-
A-cl tha highest hoaCr upon the gallant daisna-
sn Viekshurr, and sutitla tism, officers and
m'r. 20 the thanks Of the country for iheir coz
sitEey, ce1duct ard brhTeTY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

cur ulen, FOR the purBose Of drawing tAem rom
he river, sisvly tail bsck to within two or thrse
miles of Ca,ug1er CourtbssBs, where eur tT0sps
charged the Yankaas, driving tsan across the
river, capturing 400 prisoners, and leaving tho
6.lI covered with dead and wsuadsd Yankees.
i. was q complete success on our Psrt--Ss"f'-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

PRIETEG WITHOUT INK qeuf'e-nar.
afga capitalist, aud ons Of tha most suco5u
Inventors Of tho day, has sEscssdod ia CLANS
ca-ly treating the pulp, duriBE ta8 praoass 81
manufacturing printing papa, ia sula E
nar that, when the paper is Impressed u1
uulHzea type, the chemical particles ars eru-
Tae advantage sought 60 os o5taiz8d IS &c is-
earding OF ink and rollers, End aT rsR
zjag printing mae.siHory and PEia.i4e ares
continuous roll OF paper, It j. gaIcl.ste
ths SINE occupied in ilsprassiue arga qus...se
Of paper, win be ucminal in ea.11s srisla 10 Us
requirements OF tRs preseat day. gasa
il tho printing office woHld lhns teesH.s ara
verbal ard -la same aaw Was.ia i1 aa
distributing the iailals, abViai1d W
been aaaisting the gentleman ia som8 psr
bis aLpelmeusi and tirtheT lafarEll aQn e r
lela lt bis own request aniil letters pa.enl m
be ohiainsd.--LORa0n IgssgnaHtiezi aa5r.s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07
E.luc8Iass EaBiae1-BsaiaI Of lEe EEsraId,s
Pence story.

a-saafl OF allB
Pence stsEy,
The Eashing5ea correspondent Of the Now
York TJbaas, under date Of July 25tn, says:
Tho late famous, OF ii fsn59s attempt 20 5sTo
tbe Cabinet IN the Herald was, probably, ths
most absurd -ET0nHnciamiaEt0 Bawned of u1sz
tns puaIio, aaa just here I am authorized by q
member OF the Cahines, WAC suffered taa writer
70 rsi arats few Of rs points In bis hearing TO
deHy Is tTEtJaiaess ttiig aad c0HClBsjgsig The
Cabinet audor no eircasngtaGse5, haye ever dis
cUsssd ia public session the idea of Offering
peace, on aay basis, TO rebels ia arms. TseEs
has 5san no serious division in the Cabinet on
tls guhjec. of peace or slavery, and far rom the
'rats The report that there hiss been Cabinet
imA.oeIi0. Furthermore, tae Cabinet viii not
entertain or discuss pIop9sitgus of pesc8 while
rebel IS in arms sga.1si the Government.
Ina hottest aisa1-giG- she present Cabinet
ever INDUCED in was On tne wording Of the
Enanci iparion proclamation, and On chs sscz-
rl1H lla P-s7isspf was the conservative party.
M- Seward urged on sl.s occasion that no Is-
s.ge.ie-s sl5s.d be maas ia .he applications Ct
the proclamation. bat hat ITS application should
ba auiv5rrsI. SscEe.a les Chase and Stanton
urga4 the saae dag, bat the President
chose 10 restrict Norfolk and numerous other
districts thereby e1nHuinE the ar0eIsne-i-u tc
districts IA opea rebeiI0n against The Uuisn.
On the subject of slavery and its ultimate
ateat the end Of the war the Cabinet Is a unit
only Herjug AS to the means by which ita ss-
nillist3s sAall be brought about. Mzasrs.
Chase, Stanton, Wslle8 aud Uzhur arc Of opin-
isu tast slavery saogid eease Ia aH sections
vns.asT covered By the proclamation or not, a.
the end Of the war waiie MsssTs Bsir. Seward
and Bsie5 claim that it would be Impossible 10
make suea e radical chanEa-lhat the interest
of Political economy demand that emancipation
should be grslual. T5 this effect tsess gentle
men favor the idea thas all s3lorsd people rs-
naming IN slavery st the sHd Of Che war shall
be- E--3uslly freed bg specified ansc.m1at. no
member harbors for a m0mcat the idea Of recon-
5rgctjag the U1i0a On q basis Of slavery, 8od
H0 flg Of Tscs has bean or viii be entertained
from dsbesr.eHed leaders which loTsshaiows an
idea in corA.c. with ths emancipation prso.ana-
ton,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

CsN C0BB-Ws ars glad 10 learn from Col
ClaRfsrd whO at the instance Of our city an
tlof.lies, has jus. made a visit 10 the Commander
o. .his Department, tnat the latter viii reach
this city tonight TIE object Of Gen. Cobb's
visit is 10 mako tho necessary arrangements for
placing Columbus in o eundilien Of security
against raids We trgst-indeed, we know
i6at lie viii have the jealous aud earnest co-ops-
rsGon of our corporate authorities snd our indi-
Yidual citizens s-C COlHmkHs Tines
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

EHmFiiafisu sf fllc southora goufaagrEey,
FraH fhs Richmond Hlisl
Every noble and g1.isaH people throughout
ihs Wg1ld, wh1 caa ppraci4.a her1isu a1d Esl-
lanirT, award 10 i people Of the eeuth tie
need Of praise which the exercise Of these ggal
iiias are ea.e1latsC lo evoke TEN latial8 ANNA
TED " -iu-r-l impulses and capable Of Ike
daess Ersza.Het for lad,bty anf lcart.ass
Esga aH5 to wi.iasd rem snsm isat apDreca-
alien of their nc5s ef1r.s, end 30 manifest
ea-ieus lad ference 10 -La issue 9t 5he giBpea-
1oa1 stsu w1eh they are making 90 dss
-acr1z1.raa -31f Che grip 1t On s5hJIei inhH-
% zH al. ns1tlless tyranny Tho sGna Cf ta
British - anllf- all-i L7 .scEeJs 1 lhe iaciian.a.
2. ce-1.1l 4-cl grew Gus 1- t-ia remarks li
5lr E3-U1eE upon 1la Hs1il4rlI ol his mo-
tioa FOR recognition on .Ho l--h Hlt, ls .Ii.T in
keeping Rl.a 1ar past Hrol.cilas ia reys1i 90
be policy which tlal Gav-l1usut Uou.d pug
sal toward us. IAe aise gi ullf Govaumens
orr raIE, i possible. ETsty asvcnsut ca
a psr -sraalz sinister purpose iu respect to
1s ana uc only 8a.s'T isz iu h1lliEg 20 later
course Haz.e7sl with t
L uu b sou--1 of Bitter l-niiatien 70
every 5er-h.r- sasr. G. .-1r.emplas lh- sDeetz-
e.l Of e seU5l--1 c-u~ri ssise1r. let in laud
5-ssqV'Eas.y 8u -ll- Es-I.sl A5isi3giz-s to
ic-1 t1 saE-1.c Conc sey Why
seed tls sror-eg7 1i a9 ysr1 C1-is 'srsey
l1 7-s he'd a7 sTcl 71 1c. Of se-l aasem ms-.
Il lsZl- .wol-i net' briap .is huniIa-
-5l aua 5v l5 nas.stsus Ezspiar of
c5-Ilssiau-- q Lrut9g. H. the ta=iI 9l the
l- --z Fap-H.s -08 ef hostility t7--
ward uz. tl1~ ar --rr E uust r@ I every
1l-izsz 81 t.e 5 gland IN uitHess
the -gnt--s- Dr. ollall slEl presented 5V Dir
Adams and ll- -- Ha sarz lo. heard
tlat 5ul cguui -1ar hes a-al even talrd
BY tee g1s is17 e. ssal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07


A5v.s-s from Gen. Lees a-ay, b-ougas By
tie CaaIai .r-.a last sgaai1zs Tsa51Tas E =a.-
tam that tie bslz Of Che amy Las basa with
drssu tro4 the vicinity gt Gu.pE1gr Court
HsDss, bscz ia iH5 aEecl5E Ci -hs Esgi3aa
river.
1t was also uz5sBsos5 that Gen. Les uevs-
zeuts sTs uss5srsr-y geverasI lg a measure.
BY the movements 9f b.5 opponent, 61ns11l
Meade, aEd lllt svsa-Us. 7--csrtsiE'y 'y vta58 q
few days--hs Gegilan or The Ea9aaaaneock
seul3 become She Inc nER us b7 6 re. Lee
Further ta1a tsssr % IS eeI-aer necessary asr
ezBediea. ts FaIleuizr-gs.
Ia tee usi za5l.lo-d Of Ers5s-tek75ury 5Es
sis1atisH was sos materially cla--s5, ll9ugh
ihs enemy wee HislsI- zsd ssr Bia.sss Lad
taken @ ie ~ prisoners.
IRE vheisz5sls Of the maB bsJ7 Of
Meade'B srnY " AS a suhiset ler c5. lecture. Tho
scouts lscsisl In tauCals-, en- --s aar-l bank
ot tae kaFHal4lI1lZ, along toward M8rluto1
Syringe. Acqzis creek IS -Ez.l a depot of 5l5-
piss.
No further fglfzz El5 se-zuzd since lhs
cayslry ngs5 e. Sl51ra.F e-sra-05, ustiesl
yesacr1sy, ard few lar.raI tsss5 c5aoslaiag that
engagemaus had saazFrse. The enemy, j.. b
said, rspulsee EaI c-V-.ry t4E several ul.as ca
lHas oCeasisn, 5a. we've easily whipped 3a=E ~
ths cavary end ia-E-rr susEsr.s which cams
uB T8l fazz=e I-Es pa a-ru G5 two hrE-
drsd killed, wounded ana prisoners, C- nah
sb0at twsa-y are prisoners I1sy rctsl.95 Ia
goo5 o-5cr, carrying o1 tacir dead ana wound
ea, aud cely ssle elk bodies HsIs left on the
fed
Lieut. Gel. Baker, CT HsuP.ou's brigade,
Gel. Black, Lisul-CoL L'Fsc3D5, sH5 several
othsIs, wounded in sast Eglfi are az Che lih-e-s
general hospital, bsPagr lassitU.5) corner CT
Geu-h sHd Aars bal. streets.
Ab1ut q 5oz=z Yankees, captured at Dam
fdes stafJE, cane 5eaH 5a the Fredericksburg
train yesterday st-e-1Jeu.