Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-15

Tue enev seem TO be making vigorous
-rsusrti5r in every department Of the army.
A disaJcl dated the lilh inst, from that
city, sys:
Wtshe lew TO promoting the health and
-o-e.r Of be troops in and near st. Louis,
Gen. Fsua has appointed sanitary con-
rfftez5f fe gentlemen who shall serve vol
ugta-.f. al be removed at the pleasure
ss the GENIAL The object Of this com
snissio sha be to carry out such sanitary
=es6IsIG1s I'D reforms as the vel! belrg or
the sc!iersiemand. Il shall have authority,
under ,ireei0Hs OF tie medical director 10
select I'D up and furnish suitable buildings
cor ID arm and bngaGes' hospitals In such
-8lacesa and manner sE circumstances require
lstsafto re selection OK women and other
,,gfssalpde the authority and direction Of
N,ss iE. g cooperate with the surgeons OF
the W ous oepitsis in providing male nurses,
tc rcnGlt win Lhs GONNA nding and Tegimcntsi
.,efcsrf will regard 60 sanitary and general
conctiln OF ro0ps. and aid them N providing
propsrasssues for the preservation or neai5n
sa8 arveBtae sickness by Whoiesoms aRc wen
cCoke.food. aad obtain from tAe community
II lars such additional means OF Increasing
a-s Cof.Tt. 5roMOIiaz Tie moral ana socla:
- l.elfdl Of lie men 10 csZp and hosPitai' as
,ssva ueedad and canne5 BE- Egr lshed oy
Gteea EleIL EFEGfrLiAAAcs AtiS -.
Ho5 innded % interfere with the rnedicai sVeH
or 0t-r officers Ct the army, bat TO Cooperate
Fih .sm and ai3 them ia the discharge OF
thsir eseHt sTduous duties.
PA5a SUPPRESSED ry CISeEEEATI.-Ine
folio ~ is tr0m the Cincinnati Presss
Tha-v Saba Hough Of this city, clergy
lnsH oSwedeHboIstsn persuasion, was arrest
Ell yesrdsy Uo00 c sCga Of treason, and an
saiioof the Bdnaer Of Rsani9n, Journal IN
che puicstiOH OF which be Is engaged, seized
aac stpre seGN
Tbs0gowiag is said 70 be the incendiaTy
aruciCa5E appeared in the paper. Il ted the
naksdrutB, and i5 bad to 20 un'ier:
Tues ia 90 need c! tins gar, nor any Isa
s1s rv il should continue. IL cannot and
g1Ji nd bring back the States that have with
drawn bug every stroke Of war drives them fdF-
rhar a.av Let Us. then, with one voice, and
voies sr vii be heard and obsyed, demand
Of our risys that the whole machinery Of war
zbsU. 2 g1ieEiv 81 possible, take the position
.,f 3 se.se iu behalf OF the states that remain
IN tas Union, also ia G.feHFe OF Washington
sBJ ottar uraP.rry still led by tie Federal
.reveTsFEut. and not ia thOss seeded States.
sibe yst ssauniuz this aspect, would instant
II command 'Hs BympaLnies CT lhe Civilized
word, vli ;h We sEs BOW rapidly losing. We
shall tBen be il pOsiCl0s 10 repel an INVASION
n a.tsmbte5, On. 10 such aggression "ouia os
tleugb- OF. The way for peacea5is aegota-
tlon5 ,ril be ope5ed az once, and both parties
viii soau EHd TIE Hsy preparing for perna-
neat reunion on gust and equitaoie principles
~ Recruiting 10 cur city ls dull and
e'o.y business. In some OF zoe ofhces gcaTcely
one Esaa day is picked up." Ibe iagsns
able fact is, liat too many msR WISH TO De al
-s.s bssa 81 offcers, and not 10 the ranks as
,--,va-es. ,casra some would better be. Hence
-here are more companies and regiments being
--r~uiie5 for tasH Eiil ever be organized az
7ueb. Il every FIVE regiments now having Off
s.es opened for eniisciuE recruits would Join il
farnirz one regiment, there waUid be som.
s..ogz Of getting into serViee,-HaFrss5grg FS'.
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