Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-02
..K.k.r,.. sEhrELsk aI MEHfuIA.

Y.o VI, nl,.,n-rY ".iiS-rtisrr" hi. ,!:t lo!.
lowing rrap sc.iu;. Fv::s.rn leGcut dash upou
Memphis
r,n7s.ts auItriGa Il. Memphis is properly
chs.. I'd a.. To 1Jiusr movement VI tl:t
way t,;i:1n:tl hy u fofns uutnuubcripg
hin ht least four T. on-, La conceived thu
pri II @! passing around tho enemy and cap
tur!nt tha. rrtY. Ho suoueeded in resohing
Memphis. n:ld. at 4 o'clock Sui.dHy morning,
gets mt, the Gity bcIut o discovered. The Dc.
sIra;Ga ,Aya lie !',mgit ia tin streets killing Gnd
wnun ling .largn number. and brJagbs Uut
two lnn'ir-d aEt ihir:y niue prisoners, ill.,
dlutins Nashbarn's stnf-Washburu es-
cspin. hg Jumping lr"Ln thu window Of house
in hin ;,gh: uloihes.
Smiths tcrt5s II. 0ylori. . getting wind Of
tn, mngo,usnt G,ub!aquiuked bnck to
bs,n in Forrest st Memphis, which, It BeeIns,
they tIceet sdGS, rar.islly in doing. Hence,
FnrraE. sai to light ei- way oct. making Il
,.ai,-,,y ? s,r!: &ir III tsi,t o.4:. snd Low
smal !,;@ ..ass. briGLoH!y ::irty. Tie arotny's =
lpaI l.. put Lown at i've huuare,i, including one
Lrga Scr general killed. 4; last accounts
Fo.Te.t had Reached Panol,, Mississippi, and
ollr .Gr:.;'7 hli turned in mlrGuit OF them.
'sSH-tN Ni ~ "
uhioat4 in view lilo wiahed 70 destroy the im.
r.oosn arnouut Of public stores il Memphis
in which, if ho succeeded, We have no mention
in tho dsarG.ehss. Another ol jsc: was doubt
less to o1mpal Smith to withdraw his forces
from Nnr,li hli-alasinp back 10 Memphis, and
ti.is Wa r,nahy accomplished. This movo-
r,or:, To, '!n- tomutntra:eri tho feasibility Of
operating in ;i:a rear Of nny Yankee force start
inS i7ula Memphis into :So ittsr:pr, and will
c:,erest, !";iti 'ia!!Y to NJ hereafter. While
40 mnv Regret thns all the du:nuge WAS not
5Le "hich W. niay baYe aa!,oipatel sill tao
movement ah.is another /" no long list Ct auo-
c,sies during t.ir Yesr Ws balieve thu. moro
w., accomplished by Flrrest than could have
i,".n accomplished by any other Confederate
r!i....r. Glyc h;.:: command commensurate
with his abilities and dcaarts. end very 5oon
Mis"issir2i wih DO permanently clearel Of
Yankees. and Memphis will bs ours.-- Mont
s,mcry Advertiser.
Uug ISG;.T ALLIES.
Che llousr.n Telegraph" contains the
proceedings Of n meeting Of the ctiicers %! tho
Cherokee communal. G,asra Stand Waite Pre-.
siding. N Tho , IA ,Iuus. A resolution. to re-
enis.i.r tho war was prepared, and being
read to the trcn;'a Ut tlres. parade in the even
ina. wne unanimously adopted.
The sanG paper c1atuinI report of tho
rrtro-d;aes ni the Ess; Chootaw regiment,
Ja:." ""!!i 4 preamble and resou!ions we're
prc.,.utci ten':"r.ns lli"r s:rriuca to the Con-
tn3crnts Nip.ernlaau- for tHo years E.ore. pro-
viiSd l!.y wuuld hr received for that term,
bat this ii:ay promptly Mi uuhriu.Jusly s.Iuck
cat .nd :r.cr'r!. fur tho wur, IL. shst be
!..a. o: .:ia:t." They n!so adopted The fol-
:uw:Lg rcau!utiuns
!:r-,;y.,! ';;Ti,A. Ihn .vIters Of tho first
GhCataa regiment demand of the principal
>!;ef 1r,i ..!l other 6fi :ia". such corporation
a. will force all able hniie'l tree ciliz ,ns of the
Chycfu~ nG:ion, between .Lo ugea Of Is and
- ~o-Is and i,ted for military service, to ut
nucs join tLn eImy, and in the Common de-
!GGc Ui the ChGctaw nation. aud ElVe such
other cc-operasion &C - tEs Confederate Govern
MEET ns viii ttii.:l.lally roiieye our ouuntry
trom Federal rnls and ruin.
Resolved. Th.t Tho troops of this regiment
vii! aupp0f! 10 uiln for the National Counoil
at tho com.nS election in Angus: who Is not
in l:.vnr OF .re--!ns Ivy " force man bes@een
the s:ea Of i HnI I5 years into Confederate
ssrYi;s t. riI their hare Of DUTY as soldiers.
fuTEEAL OF BRIG. GES. GIHARneY.
The /, mains OF this brave officer were inferred
In Augusta, Georgia, on the 27th The process
uor says the "Constitu;ionsliEt." was one OF the
most lnpo!ire tIst we have Witnessed upon any
similar OCCASION curing the war, being composed
Of all clnsses OF The community-high and low,
rich ard poor bcine present, to do honor TO the
memory Of 0ns Of tho most gallant and deeply
lsmered men who have fallen in the glorious
struggle for Southern Independence