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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

The Missisaippiaa of this morning ssys 4 mas
q positive intelligence Of the advance CT . IAN
kee force Of two thousand down the Mobile and
Ohio rsrrosd, from Corinth. They we're ct Gun
town, two stations below Tupeio. fRss force Is
supposed to be the advance guard OH heavier
force. RosEcRAEs is moving his army in a
southwestern direction from MnrHeosbofo'' and
Grant is moving bis foross to The southsasi-
no doubt a Joint movement Our cavalry i0Ic9
(ssreBgth not Jwnl retired before the enemy
at Guntovn.n
Our impression is that The movement IS q
smal one, q mere raid for plunderng purposes
onlv. So far IS advices have been received
tbis seems to be their only object We APpFe-
bend nothing more serious win result than nas
heretofore been experienced in that section and
hat the enemy viii soon retire. The assurance
Given by the Mississippian that we have nc
force TO prevent a heavy raid in hat quarter
viii not enrap them, as our neighbor probably
intended it should They retoO wary tor that
We shall soon hear Of their skedaddling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

On Saturday evening the MonCngahela and
Hsftf0rd-tbe gunboats which ran She gauntlet
st Port Hu3so1-suived, snd he Mouongshela
came NJ AID auchorsd at the foot of The island,
a16ut seven miles below the city. The Hartford
did not arrive iD sight until yesterday morning
Daring The night 4 large FIRE was seen ia the df
rectio1 of WsrIe1t0n. Wbich Is supposed to
have bseu a building fred by our men 50 light
uo he river Yesterday morning the M0ROuga-
hels went doWn The river, es was supposed, TO
visit the WsJrenton batteries, bat rs she was
net zone quite two hours, no doubt she received
neremptory notice 20 quit these parts, az heavy
eaunonsdmg was heard IN that quarter, and 1t
is not likely thst she did much dsmsge on her
trip.
Both vessels on their way up made q terrible
noise while coming along, Smelling the woods
TO scare our g~uerillas, as some folks do to Keep
M thair courage. They now Ie IN q state OF
perfect quiesesnce az the foot of tie island atore-
ssid b1s what they are lying there for Is more
then we know, unless .aey are whiting for q
barge eff coal to be sent down nom above. we
heard a rumor this morning that . barge went
by the city LAST night, but do not believe IT, IS
there was no slarm sounded from the batteries
A szuf. PROPELLED by one Yankee deserter, ar
rived from The other side this morning about Z
o'clock, and having landed just below the wharf
boat, our pickets took out the propelhng poWel
and marched It off to jail. We may hear h'
story soon. ~.
A large transport arrived from above tn;
forenoon and took a berth above the head OF
The canal The Yankees are very quiet, owing
20 doubt, to the rain which has prevailed All
night. and mp to eleven o'clock to-day W
! ought to hear soon from the Yazoo.-FteksbUTl
/ Citizen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

To the Associated Press North
NEW YORK, March I8-By the steamship
Champion, from Aspinwsll, we have late and
important advices from Central America and
the United States Of Columbia.
A collision between the troops Of Guatemala
under President Correia, and those Of Salvador
under President Berries, took place on the %
of February, near the city Of San Salvador and
resulted, after two days fighting, in Che total de-,
feat of the G~ustamalian army, With the loss or
four rihed guns, q considerable qusndty OF mu-
nitions. three hundred killed, and a large num-
Der Of wounded.
II is believed, from present indicRdon5, that
Eve of the Central American States have be-
come involved in the quarrel between Guatlmals
and Salvador.
News from BsgOts, capital Of New Grenada rs
to the effect that q n%stional convention OF an
the States of Columbia met at Rio Negro, and
Mosquera had sent in his resignation IS Pro
visionsl President, accompanied BY the history
of his operations during the revolution
The convention appoint q council OF hYe to
carry on the government, until 3 Federal Con-
stitution could be made aud promulgated. Mos
ouera was continued as Minister Of War, under
the new arrangement.
No news from lower South American States
BY this arrival
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

VICKsBURG, March "a, 1868.
EDrroRs APPEAL: VIII you be SO kind as to
allow me space to correct q statement made by
NEsroR. in his letter published in the APPEAL
Of the 18th instant This is the more important
as / notice other Southern papers are falling into
the same error, namely that Maior-General c.
L. Stevenson, in commsnd hsrs. is a Tonnes
sean. In Justice to our sister State of Virginia,
we. as Tennesseans, should award her her fun
mead Of credit The truth of the matter is, that
General Stevenson is q Virginiau. MajOr-Gen.
Msury snd BrigadieT-Ge Generals Barton and Rey-
poldssan inirusted with important commands st
Vicksburg, are all Yrginians. And what is re-
mszkable, Generals Stevenson, Maury and Bar
ton are all natives Of renowned little FredeT-
icksburv. Many Of the staff officers of these
generals are also virginians. Nor is the old
mother State unrepresented among the troops,
congregated here from all quarters for the de-
tense Of our stronghold. She has here one
single orpsnizaHon-a fne battery Of light
artillery, belonging to Bartou's brigade, and
sssvenson's division Of Kirby Smiths old corps,
now known as q Botetourt Artillery, Vrginis
Volunteers, hut until recently as " Anderson's
Battery" This battery Of six splendid bronze
gansi is new commanded by Captain John W
Johnston, its former captain, Joseph w. Ander-
son. having been recently promoted to chief o.
artillery Of Gen. %stsvsnson's original division
with the rank Of major.
Thus much IN Justice to- State we all have
"a rsvsra and none more than Tonnes
.oans TENNESSEE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

80
aseuretary CHASE" says q NoF1h'lh ~
avbsa sseskinr TO his hiends respecting
-s.s,t vis. "a New York. says it was both
-s.ahla and satfaotory As it is known he
5, ,,,,,rs funds. this would lead to the
- ~. h made 8 raise, but it is doubt
I'll ~ sbink whether be succeeded in csioling
~ sb,rssrs of wan street The commercial
the New York Herald, Of the l4ih,is
slsst on tie matter. which would indicate 8
b;,rb somewhere. or that no negotiation bad
49, e,osnm mated. Bennett would have
s,nns If ont If the Secretary hs3 been sue
csssful
r. financial editor Of Aa ChieseO TiRes Of
~ le.b. ssvs tha. the visit Of the head of the
treasury .o New Yorlso r as wss then knoEn'
hai fa.isd q aaaorpi3 auyhiHg, and aads
tbs sasasni made s fsw dsys since hiss tie
sa.-sa~ lad received au odsr from Europe Tor
one hundred millions Of his SIX pr cent bonds
brbsr 6gugs THAI par, LACKS continuation
AZ appears % have had no oihsr hundaaon
tbsn a wal stree. runor. If such an otls was
made sfr CHASE would appear Haieuious IN
ut assspaseit il would enable him to cen
~s foreign exchange 10 S large extent and ~
as mems lis would be able to break toe goie
market Ii he should 90 this exports would Ial
of AMI prices Of every description OF domestic
pro5nss would tumble down to astonisnngiy
low a-ures We spprshend, however, thai tb'
-bs's st-rq Of sha loan VIII turn cut TO hay'
bssn carsr5 Mr. CHAsE's intimate Hien''
probably know whEts gong on ana taey e
taking aavsnlags Of tie present. pause 10 specu
lsdon 70 resp stll Hesler advantages II tne ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Generic CHALMERS hiss issued 9 general
o7asr. assuming command Of the 9Th miitsry
district Of this department composed Of the
two northern tiers Of counties in this State. All
officers commanding regiments bsttaions' or
oonp.niss. Of Con6sdsrsie or STATE troops in this
district are ordered to report to headquarters at
Psnola. a complete return Of the strength Of
their commands, the names, rank and date Of
election Of each officer, the number and kind Of
arms. tie amount Of ammunition, and Of camp
and garrison eguipage on hand. The general
also SAYS: II cone to this command from an
amy and brea18 whore discipline ba5 been
enforced With she utmoss stdetness, and the
sane degree Of discipline viii BE- expected from
tie officers and men Of sais district livery
officer viii Sc held 10 srici accountability ier
che coada,s ST bis men, sndi=Ho case vii en-
cars or mea mIttad 70 sleep ept Of Their
nazflsrs we ars Immediately in 'front.'
ID the neny aud he utmost diligence is neees-
ssgy to prevent surprise and disgrace II these
regulations are carried out, We may look for an
efficient organization in Horth Mississippi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

GRarrFrING-Tbe report Of the citisens'
esmmiHee. appointed to make an inventory Of
tbe stock Of provisions in Mobile, just made
and published, is of the most gratifying char
aeter. The Register says it develops the fact
that there is enough now in store to carry the
srmy and the people through to the next hAT-
vest The committee in their report say IT
viii be seen that placing each tarce Of rice
weighing 600 lbs net equal to three barrels
Hsur lss breadstuF food), we have together
Of these articles Of prime necessity Of food
esual 70 1929 barrels Of -four, ascer-
tanned to be in the city, and when we take
into consideration that many families, fearing
the turning of the screw Of the Spectator, have
provided $ fair supply Of these articles for g
time. we really see no reason for alarm On
the contrary, as imports must 60 on, fom the
existing high prices current here, we msy safely
come to the conclusion we have enough and to
snare" Get rid of the speeulstor, and the
people wiz have plenty at reasonable rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

To the Associated Press, North
NEW York, March l8-Advices per steamer
Union, state tbas the rebels have erected Their
formidable Batteries ct Galveston, and mounted
them with the guns taken from the Harriet
Lane and Westfeld.
The Federal feet off Galveston, Februry 18th,
consisted of the steam frigate Brooklyn and
four eunboats. On the 18th the Brooklyn threw
e few shells into the fort on Pelican island, ane
on the oath did likewise to the town, setting It
on FIRE in three places, which, however was
soon put oHt.
The Harriet Lane is up the river seventy
miles, being iron-clad.
It is not probable that cur Zee, as a. pFesen'
constituted, viii undertake anything against INC
city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

The New York papers Of the 18Th advise their
readers Of the situation on the gulf coast. They
say:
Dsssrb ers from Mobile report that the rebels
number 1000, under Gen. BnckneE, Of Kentucky.
He has three wooden steam gunboats, o. ten
onus each. a cutter and 8 ram.
Two new rams have just been completed 2
8 dhy-eun fngate is being built St Selma 70 De
aostsd down the river on h~ogsheads.
Two more rams viii be completed IN a few
weeks.
The channel ia Mobile bay Is blockaded By
sunken vessels. but no sorpedoes have hesa
sunk.
Two OF three forts are iren-clad.
a mmor vas brought by the steamer Union
that the negro expedition into Florida and Geor-
ia had been captured Il was commanded by
Co.'s. S Hgginsou and Montgomery
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OFFICE OF CHTEF OF susgIsTFsm
DEfARfAAsr Mss ANh EAsr Lo6IsIaE6.
JaeEsog, Msrgh 2d Isa8
PROPOSALS VIII Be gssaved fsr tie dsii9s-z
4 stations 81 -be hoslo and ONO RaiToaf 9its-
Subsistence atcias, to-Tit
COHN gseslsaA = saek5-asH 70 Be furnished By
B4Ef-oa the hooE
BULK PORK aud BACON.
sgososas to Be ADDRESSED 70
THEOD0RE JOHNSTON.
.w" I'm Hrfer "a. 3 ~. u ~ rrEa a---- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Col. r. A. SaHTH-A number Of the eiti-
zens of this city held 9 meeting in the senate
chamber, on Wednesday last, to make arrange
ments for receiving the remains and attending
the funeral Of this gallant young oheer VINO
was among the slain at Munforasvile, Ky 4
committee Of ten was appointed to arrange the
proposed proceedings, and 5 series OF feeling
resolutions adopted Ore Of these recommends
the closing Of al business houses on the oeea-
sion another that it was The sense Of the meet
ing that steps should be immediately taken by
tie citizens Of Jackson 70 erect a monument to
the youthful he.o, whose brilliant career and a.
mense5 death have SO justly entitled him to the
elimination and gratitude Of the whole commu-
nisy and a last rendering expressions Of sym
ps.bv to the relatives of the deceased
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

In Panols, Mssssiri On Friday Tie 13ih instant
after an nizs-s Of ouly scout tveuty-f.ur ho-u lss
AMAEDA jazz, daugatsr OF r. Il. sd Sarah Dnn,
aged twenty years th-ss months and four days
On The 22d Of February, 1863 g. hu residence, Ia
Christian county, KY Hjor ANBR0sE DAVE Ia the
seventy seventh year Of his sss. he ws the A.hsr Of
W. L Davis, Of Hs1phhz sad e. D. DaEis, Of Clarks-
vile, Tenn, and waz one or tho Oldest and bsss known
r~.-tl-~e o. Kentucky
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fNHe undersigHed have special suthorirv ron ne
a Secretary Of War. % receive all persons capable ef
bearing arms, not Jet censcrptsd, wh0 have o. nav
E~ereaiter STRIVE, hcm The Island Of New Oriea-r o-r
UNIEERS, who viii he permitted go form tbemsrfusz
into companies Of in anfy5 and eset ther oau oaears.
al fhe rights and privileges e volunfss-z- me- ~.
act o. 9Th Msy. 1861 For further Information spDIv
to either OF the unders gCei.
o ". B EOOETZ.
Confederate House, JacE on. MIA
CAPT. r. GULuH.
m1&l l9+eOdr Germ No. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

TIE Federal forces that lately appeared at
this point have, we learn, fallen back, and Col
MrLER's forces are again IN possession OF the
Mace The movement was a raid, made by 8
m~arauding party of WILSON'S zousves' who
exercised their thieving propensihes as energes-
icaly SIS possible until there was 8 proosOul.y
Of tbsir being punished, when they hastily lsf'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

To-day IS ths day set apart by PFesaen'
DAVIS 70 Be observed throughout the Confedsr-
acy g an occasion Of lasting inflammation
nraver. Il il. we observe, generally regarded
IN Jsckson-most Of The business houses anu
al the government departments being closed
religious services are beng he'd ID some =" -"
churches.
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aarr enaUEp RE.

We are pleased to note tist tbe streets and
s,isls Of Jackson are comparatively fea Of eli
GERS and soldiers. instead Of being constantly
crowded as was hs case SO long 9 ims. The
fact Las been observed in our hearing by anum-
Der. and Gen. ADAMS Is praised as be deserves
fr his agency in bringing about SO desirable 3
result The pass system soon exposed the
lou-gsrs Who were absent rom The camps with
ont business, and in many Instances without
leave. and they were compenedt to return to duty.
This is as It should be. When the armies OF
The enemy are threatening US at every point,
end We know not where OF how soon a blow
viii Be struck, it is no time for the professional
ssidisr 81 officer to be absent There has been
TOO much Of this struggling, and We know II th'
same policy has been generally pursued as I
Jackson. many thousands have been added ("
our armies. The exodus here has been won
fsrfuI.