Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
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IFHoM TnE ARMY EDITIox.J
From TsIus,s FrazrIcE Arasy.
the Lsavenworth Conservative. e3a.I


From the Lssvenworth Conservative, e5aI
We have received the following items eF nsv,
! fyosi he IadisR terTisoTy ahd Western Arkansas
Col. Cloud reports, unisr date Of Oetobsi
/ 18th, that Cooper and BBDkhead (rebel Texapa'
1 were az Peggvilio, N the Ch0essw Natien, with
/ considerable force, Iepcrle1 70 be- ia al Hine
/ thousand nan, and eighleen guns. This I.
/ largely overessimsted, without dou5t. Qsss
/ tTell had joiccd Cooper By tie 18Th. They had
/ quite gathering Of she clans upon the oecs.
sioR. The rebel general was presented 18th The
! instruments belonging to Gen Blunts band =
| a considerable number ef ChocizW guorriilss
are bUshWhackiHg in the San Bois hills and
/ Wsshils moUntsiEs. At Csddo's gap, Esj9T
/ 0U5iey's Texan battalion is stationed.
A party Of ore hundred Unicn gUerrillss,
Mountain Feds" ss they are termed, attacked
ard destroyed = 5ashWhscking camp st Clsrks-
vile, on the fourth. All who failed 10 escape
were turued loose.
Col Clouds scouts gave early information Of
Sbel5y's movements. The lEttoT crossed the
Arksusss CO the u b uit., lie lstl Alkadslukis
Eilh six huziTs1 men aud two guRs, aud was
j5iuci By four hun 7rei mors before leaving Ar
kansas Ou iae 25.h our scouts were IN BIS
deserted camp. On the 29.h inferE1asion was
sent 10 Fayetteville where tie lsk Arkansas IN
fsnay were stationed. Il vss forwarded TO
Csgsviiis and S. Louis On the 30-hi thus reach
iBg leaaquzTtsTs tgo Gays beioIe Shelby crossed
e. BeEt8uvile.
hsjgr F-rman, with portion OF the Isl Ia
dian, Is again lie gho-hsld. On the A be had
ERai At Brush mou1iains, .ncEF tie Csze hil,
Ceiealzg tho rebels, czP-sIiHg sheir supplies and
bUyEiHg a midi
Col Richie, Ist Iu5isa, commanding lst
brigade, reports QasntTsiis fsres as czEgying
lse Federal 4 e wien they crossed the Ar
kansas.
Shelby Is reported to have said at Carthage, to
D.. Jones, citizen there, that be intended 70
take QaautTs,l cut Of Missouri aud that If s de-
nsnd - as made foT Ein By the Government tBs
Confederate authorities woRld deliver him up.
Gen. Blunt viii make q demand for Eis suT-
reEdeT upon Gen. Cooper, with the statement
that if Be fails to cOaPiy, he (BluHt) will treat
ell PRISONERS Of any ccHmsEd With which Qusn-
iIel msy be connected as outlaws.
Gen, B ant leaves Fort Scott on Monday for
Fort Smith. Ths train viii be escorted by the
% coicTsd and scHse companies Of the Sd Wis
cousin and Oh Kansas. Company A, % Kan
sas, is now cE is march from Springfield 10 thi5
place. GensIal BlaHI's presence is very nsess-
sary below to restore Hnity and activity to eur
movements.
Gen. Z sing passed tbrough Ls Mae On the
atternoon Of Sunday, about two hours in the
gesI Of Shelby. Col LyRde, with tho 9sh Kan
sss, led the pursuit. Gen. Mcneil was at New
sonia with fresh forces, ready to take up tie
Pagsnit CsnH5EasinE was heard in thss vicin-
Ity on Monday ECTning The lst AIkaEsss
cavalry were st Bowers 2ills, ready te pitch iz
CEpt Blake Of the 9th KsnsEs, lad sz sa-
gag E6Inent a. North iOrh, with rebel Indians, ae-
teaung them with loss, and taking six prisoners.
This was Rhoat ths 6th and 9.b.
Gen. B5nkhesd has a force Of alsut 900
meu. Cooper is at PeTyviils, with Eve rsei- !
meats. Stand Waite, five hundred msB; Col.
D5tBoss, Texans. two hundred; Bass. seven hRH-
dIe6; the two McIBtosh's, Creeks, I've hundred;
Hsryis, s ha.l breed ChickasaeI is So Fort Ar
uucS!s, With ave hundred, s1d at BSggy depst
there are about seven hundred.