Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-04
FROM LESS ARMY.

Prom fbs Richmond Ds7atl5. IfiI
ARMY E0ETHEEE VmoEIA, Aug. 81. 1868.
Tbs gallant and ubiquitous Eosby has re-
turned from the war path, but this time received
his fuTiOUgh, In The shape of two dgsh wounds
in the right thigh and side. FoEtuus'ely fol
the service they sTe not dangerous, and vii
csuse only temporary absence from the hald
he BEain penetrated near Alexandra, capturing
his ususl quota OF prisoners, etc. and losing
one man killed and tyT0 wouEoed in fight on
Thursday last
Our cavalry, under Gen. Stuart, az the imns-
diste front, have nothing 70 vary the mou7toHy
Of their vigils save Ee picking uD of isolated
parties Of Yankees now aud then, who are CON
] signed at once to the h0spit-.iies Of Captain
/ Turner, Of the Libby" az Richmond Gen
I Stuart is watching the enemy with Uuceasing
I vigilance, sud his men never fsil 90 give TIE
enemy tual of their met le when the chance
I is presented Notwithstanding the evident re-
I scIign IN Gen. Slusr.'s favor rr-st iri1stics is
| yet done kin by those who know uosh5ug tx.
PeTlmeutaiiv Of s8y branch of The service, GsDe-
cisliy thsi Of which be Is chiaf I'm this army
| Without assuming 70 be i11ga. I venture to
| say That when ths fhcuiiiss, p s. and present.
OF bis Posrf on sIa Gully weighed, Is viii % lcun6
| that he balance Is largely 20 his credit, and
tsst tie country owes him debt Of gJgti.ude
moi easily repaid
/ According to al tho information Of Eea5e's
I army, be has 70 present i2tel.oa or disposition
! 70 advance. -fie is nov iu position 70 protect
Z Washington, if threatened and such reagauga-
bly, appears te be his programme for the season.
hhauid Gen. Les determine 90 tuTu aesgltanl
/ again, Meade could probably reach the Potomac
I before We enuld 0vsrtake Him. The GTuus, iu
/ my humble JBdguaUt, are shat the prevsiling
I cain is not that winch be- Usually lbe arccaB0s
/ Of the storm. A dgseTter represents that con.
| siderable 6lsaf.ci7a end desertiJns bsvs been
[ produced in toe Yankee army by the Iata &C
I esssion Of g few regiments of eonEabands-
| especially among ihs iEg0Hs from the border
States, who End it is Bat lae feast % which
/ they were invited Let Us hope that ss The re-
! gropbolists broke up the Union for war, they
viii vet prove toe rock on which they and Their
allies viii split, sud our enemies be s5 a house
divided against itself
Col. c. A. Bstls, cf. the 81 Alabama regi-
meui, Rhodes brigade, who first entered She
service ss q private, received bis commission
Friday as bTigs1isT-goBeral 70 h't the vacancy
aceansned b. Che pFOmoti0a Of HsIor-GenaTai
Rhodes, at Chancc.iorsyiiie.
Among the various srnls Of the ss1vica now
being roes sisCd under the Presidents late call
on the reserve c0nseupts, steps have been taken
&c raise sHa orRanizs g TeEimont Of Engineer
troops, inciudIng two companies OF boHtooHltr7 !.
i sla rs corps mucu Haeus4 ia bti1 army Hila
| tits tho first attempt, I believe, that has been
/ made 90 supply ths demand. The ohisers who
are ehsTge0 with the daiy are Efficient, sad irom
/ ocGulsr evidence at various tim during the 10.
/ cent march 70 aud from Pennsylvania, such @
regiment wjii be Of great prscricsl service in an
I acgivs campaign, sHdsis a necessary adj dnct Of
/ si @ we'll appointed army.
The melcai director OF EwelPs csrpa a sue
cesslul suTgcon and practitioner, has discovered
! by frequent Trial, that honey. applied bya light
bfush Or.Ctler c5uvscieat means Of the lzlrd. is
q most eI5c,usl remedy to prevent dy-bIows In
yvouhds. Il IS as the same time very soothing
and grateful 30 the wounded psrti 8nd ss th,s
question has been often discussed during the
war, kesplsl nnrses snd those entrusted VITA The
ave Of the wounded soldier, should preserve
tbe recollection Of this simple and convenient
remedy.