Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-11

o'BEei e1cs t1ab time, has been cJ'sts4lt
/ seased Of pjuhasr from house b h6uss snq the
shipmsut Of tiss s5oils g. thsiy fi5nds at lsnrs
Il EvsYy fIot 0f lad A55u5 fbe- l6rH kss been
pierced with rBmT0ds 70 discover hidfsn tfaa-
sugss, ard ths gTaVss had been npqaed fJr silver
oaiiu plates ard jsWslfy. Tue condition. Of tbs
Beor peopls sU jsets5 % sueh indiguitiss, an at
1 the same dHle slbsistnz Hpqs ias rstions tOiei
ont o than bE zee s8ldi1ry, csu Ba mora Ess1flY
iIns zined, ,fhsn dessFibei. When . Colfe1sEaa q
sees Ls-e thipgs they sra bst5sr tRaa Tiet7rY
irI stIir,g up his resolution to hghf % lac lass-
( 2 srap2,is gseat mJf.slily among ths vsnds's,
] HHt tie deaf are ~ hurriei e. niZ1t sld - ~
cTecy. = lsaoOH Tsieer4pk
I Be BaFsEe 81 ilse - hifr sEiRilor Springs.
From he Lyuehburz yisgiaian. septsubsr'T.i
7 Wa are l-ds0.ea p pr2sqiHfat cgflEaa Of
Green5EleT, Tor ne folllwing Additional see0gat
Z of tae badle OF White Sulphsr.
/ Ihis bstgls commenced sbcut hs'Eplst nIre
( O'Clock, on tbs BioTnisE sf the 9tith Of A1zust
end e5ntnue1vish uuabstel vioisue5 for sbolt
! Eve hours, aBd thsn, si Intervals, anti da-t-
/ ii as tbeu suspended uutil early m0rniug
/ when Il was resRnsl and ecadnued ffil abeUt
ttgelVs o'clock- The eusulY then gave way, re-
4 tr-aiDg ami bloekz18g tie F1ai IS ts went 70
pfevsni pursuit. Il occurred shout t5go uil-s
Z east gl ts spEins. ss1 laur urjiesvgsb Of Inc top
( 0f AZ he. AiesHeng moe utaius 'f6s Abolition
forces were commanded b. Gsuirsl AysriH snd
I me Cmtstsre.a forces by Col. GsurEs s Pat
! lun. acting Is buga5ier+ The suCmy Fh1 tigs
regiments sn3 ore battaion, al cavalry or
: inofrUied Infantry and six uisoss Of a-liilgrF.
/ making force Of shout 3 500 men. O-r ar-
I kaie consisted Of two regiments sal gso bat
ia.ious Of iDiant7y, foGr pieces Of artillery sn3
/ part oi b2tisF5n Of csvslry. .A.t=rvsr3, g.
I part Of the 8.h Virginia csvslr7 came u9 bat
I did not fake much psrt ia the 6ghl iboy how
/ ever rFaeed N the purs1it-Humberiug in al
I about :, 700 engaged
Ogr losses wsTe twenty kiisi and ore bur
! drsd srd i0Jty-ioGr wounded, q msi iority Of The
/ wounded being bHt slightly injured The loss
! OF the enemy was very gr1 AZ, owing % lhe faes
I that be repeatedly charged upon cur lines ard
was every lime most gsl@ntly rerU'sed.. He
! tried cur strength by repeated assaults eG0n CIR
! whole line, and tired each ps-t sepegaiely, By
l throwing His force with great vigor upou some
I supposed vulnerable p0iBti bat 10 no iustsnco
I did re Succeed in breaking the line. He LETT bic
I deEi and some Of bis wounded on the field
! F1rty-gas dead bGdies have been found, and
I more are continually beng dlEc5verad-3ome
! .mpsgfectiy buried sud others lying untcuucbsd,
I 0u the Esd -Sixty-thrse Of their wounded bsvs
been found, nearly ~ m0rts-ly; as al who we're
abe 70 60, either on horses Oh IL s-aBui sucaa,
were carried Of. We took one hundred aud
savenje jeen prsGneTe, who sty 5her loss in killed,
! wouadsd and missing WIS very hosvy, amognt-
I iEg 10 from ioHr 70 i've hundrs9. This number
is nos regarded rs sn over estima.s By psIsoBs
best in'5-med.
l The 22i regiment was commanded BY Lieu.
/ Col A Il. B4T5ee uatii be was woulded the
| comm aud then dsvOived upon NJ i1r Bailey.
! Fne 45;h RsgimeRt was e0RunaAdad By Col
] BIOwr; Cigars bs.tCliJu, hy Col E3gsl, Der
| rck's battalion. By Lieut. Col Derrick; the bsf-
I ierv, By Capt Chapmar; Dunn's bstislion. BY
I Asi7T ClsiboT8e; the 5.h YHgiaa Cavalry By
I Msj1r Bowen, aad baslly By Col. Cams Col.
I Bs-bse was seriously, but not dEugsf0gstyr
/ Wounded in tie arm. and Is now doing vel
though somssimes suffsgiBg considerably.
4 The ueoPs engaged Oh sur side were mostly
4 eEpsriezced uoJps Some Of them perhaps 3
nejoyitY, hss been IN trs service dUraE ths war.
P.rt Of the 22d wsS il the bttsl5 Ut sca-rV
ereek. and bosit ths 251 and the 35.h 8era In the
/ battles Of CsFnitsx ferry and Cotton bl. a;
ssaFrY efssiS Col. Patton lheH captain o the
I ksrGWbs rlhegeu, Ccmmalded cur f1rc5s, suI
! was dangerously wounded IN tae shoulder Hs
j R4s aEain wounded a. Giles Court House. Iu
thi- ast-is, however. be eScsDs1, lhousA much
! exposed He is gallsut oiiee-, sud- f1r lis
cl0lneTE. gslaotry snd jIiguert exhibi,sa 0u
I thst Ote1sOu be deserves the high sst e0unlsu
I stos. All oar troops betsVai m5st yalsuly,
showing great ca0.negs, c0ursFc. aad pl-as
oi cndUIaEc9. Tie battle c0umeueed eIley o
long aud wes6some march. and Hey ramaiDed
naAry two days without f1cd yet they os,-
served their line unbFoten sud never altered.
Wien all did their duty SO uobiy, 80 s1ly ana
well, 10 would be iuvitious 90 par-icu.ariz' bet
en- IDeideut occurred on t55 67ia With C1l0He.
Dunn, which none viii feel mort iel 20 szu
noticed. Col Dlan was uGler sTTest for liss-
be5ieues Of or3ers, au3, Of eogyse, was not "a
clGnsHd Of bis batsEiou. C3l5ne pa---l.
seeing the enemy pressi1S She I-s where bis
s1F rrer
give wa7, called % Col Dunn md expressed a.s
.ears about H, and sa!d; Cson9s yen rally
them release you fr7m sre5s Gaulz ih7
battle Col d instantly rode Go Lc bis men
and vrith bis clarion voice demanded .tat ,lfy
sh9ull not givs way. His voice aelei ks s'ac-
ttfic inspiration. They inmo1stsly rallied ald
drove the enemy hack wi.h grss CALAMITY, Cl
which he received tha ihauks Of his c3mnauder
Tbs White Sulpsar s2rirg5 have al~sys beau
noted for ihsir cuTative waters iu iutuEe Gp5
will be as nHfsf as the theater OF uns OF ID.
best contested bsttles ct ihs war