Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
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From the Omaha Daily Nebrssklau.1

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Cincinnati, Oct. 3-The Commercial
has advices from Chattanooga to Saturday
last The estimate at headquarters o: the
loss ut the battle Of Chicsmauga is killed
1870, wounded $500, prisoners $500,
total 1880. It was the opinion if the
right wing had held its own tho resul, Of
the battle would have been decisive
Union victory. The success Of General
Thomas on the left is much greater than
represented in every published account of
the battle. Thomas routed Loncstreet's
corps aud was in condition to pursue the
enemy. but for the disorg Of the
right wing. No surprise is felt in the
army At the failure of the enc my to resume
the attack. The enemy's loss is believed
to be twenty thousand. Our army is in
superior fighting condition, compact in
organization and we'll supplied with pro.
visions aud ammuni,ions and full Of con.
6dence.
St. Louis, Oct. 5,h.-A Leavenworth
special says that Gen. Blunt has left Fort
Scott for Fort Smith. The guerrtllas IRE
cutting OF trains, and the enemy around
Fort Smith 10 in . menscing attitude. The
Mayor Of ParkvilIe, and hundred other
citizens Of Platte county, Missouri, mas
made q statement to the effect that there
is now in Lesvenworth over one hundred
men aud families. who have fed from
Moss militia men, and if change in the
condition Of affairs is not soon made, the
lives aud property Of Union men in Platte
county, will be at the mercy o, men whose
loyalty has always been doubtful. So
macy destitute refugees arrived Ut Leav-
enwor,h from Missouri that the Mayor has
been compelled to issue proclamation to
provide means for their relief. Their ne.
cess'ies have called u convention of all
the ,di,urs Of Kansas to be held at Leav.
enworth on Wednesday to arrange for
concert of action on the military misrule
in the Department. of Missouri.
Louisville, Oct. GA special dispatch
from Knoxville, considered entirely relia.
BILE, says Burnside holds the country south
from Knoxville to Calhoun and lIeawassa
river and western and Atlantic r. Il and
only p mi 'es distant from Kingston juno
ton Of Western Atlantic and Rome r r.
aud east Of Knoxville far as Guerilas on
cart Tennessee Virginia Il. r., also that
he possesses all passes into north Carolina
Burnsides right wing is in communication
with Rosecrans. His army is in the bes,
Of health and spirits.
Washington, Oct, 4,h.-Com. Bell, com.
IVES. Gulf squadron pro, tenn,
informed the navy department, that a per.
nicious fever appeared on board the T. S.
steamers repairing ut New Orleans, from
which several deaths have resulted. Some
cases have been defined Yellow fever;
others recognized by names of perhicious
and congestive fever. lie says the dsor.
der has not extended rapid so far and
expressed the hope that the approaching
cold weather will soon check it. Vessels
which suffered most are those lying far.
thest from the city.
Atlanta, Ga Oct. 3.-Gen. Bragg con
scented TO an exchange Of wounded with
sosecrans. Affairs are unchanged y.
kosecrans receives his sup.
plies by wagon from Stevenson. He is
confined 10 his works around Chattanooga,
our lines extend 10 tie river above aud
below hin. His deiences are strong aud
thought to be so superior that no assault
will be made.
Cairo, Oct. 3-MsmpLis Bulletin of the
LIST, reconnts another steam boat disaster
10 burning of the steamer Rob Campbell
near Milkens bend on the morning OF the
18th, 30 lives lost 1t is supposed TO be
The work Of an incendiary.
St. Louis, Oct 4-The steamers Chan
:eIlor. Forrest Queen, and CA,ahouIa we're
burned at The le,ee this p IN, the two lat,
Ter were totally destroyed. The fire i,
to be the work Of an incend,Ary
Nashville, Oct. 5.--Wheelers cavalry,
ut four thousand. with / piece,
of artillery. appeared this moruin, in
ront OF Murtreesboro, but did not attack
As. At last accounts they were st,ll ia
he vicinity Of our cavalry aud had sever
Il skirmi.hes. A part Of the rebel cav
Airy also opened fire on the Blockade at
Stone river bridge, aud after burning the
bridge retired two miles. Two small
bridges are reported destroyed on Chaua.
,ooga r. II. The rebel force reported to
De holly pursued by our cavalry, and are
'apid'y retreating.
Omaha, N. T., October 5lh-Two mil.
ions OF stock, required by the charter CT
he Union Pacific Railroad Company,
previous 10 organization, has been sub.
'cribed, and paid to the treasurer. A
meeting of stockholders has been called
0 convene in New York on the 29,h inst. |
The Mississippi and Missouri Il. II has
,een selected rs the commencement Of
be Pacific route. The western terminus
II that road is directly opposite this city
The survey for tho Pacific route from
omaha west TO the Platte Valley. is to be |
in a few DAYS, under the d.
ec,ion Of Mr.. Oycks, Chief Engineer Of |
he Missoari 4 Mississippi road. Lines
Ilso are to be run from tho Missouri river
vest to the Platte Valley, commencing at
Bellevue, PIattsmouth, and the mouth OF |
he Platte river. The engineers to run
he line are now in this city.
,hington, Oct 3.-The President
as ssued Proclamation inviting his
elbow citizens in every part Of the United
,tates, also those who are 1t sea, and
Los, .o:ap.n.n~ C,.a:,, Ia nd A., a..