Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.



CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.
The Commercial has advces from Chstts-
nooge up 20 Saturday last II was estimated
al headquarters that the loss in the battle Of
Chicamaugn was IN killed 1900, wounded
$500, prisoners 25oOs total 1880. II was
the opinion that II the right wing had held its
own, the result would have been a decisive
Union victory. The success Of Gen. Thomas
ON The let was much greater than has been
represented in any published account OF the
battles. Thomas routed Longsireets corps
aud was in condition to pursue the enemy
had not the night wing been disorganized. No
surprise is felt IN the army that the enemy
did not resume the attack. Their loss is be-
heNeu 10 DC @u'uVu' Our army Is IN superb
fighting trm' and compact in organization,
well supplied with provisions and ammunition
and full OF confidence
special dispatch to the Commercial, dat
ed chattanooga the 5Oth, says Two hun
dred smoulances sent WITHIN the enemy $
lnes unuer nag o' truce brought IN over ooo
oil our wounded
Nn''I 'ney were IN me enemy hands
usy nsu mummy 70 eat OUT corn ofeau' ~ ne
IeUels Ue4eo mem very Alnuy expressing
fegIe" taat 'hey couId not PROVIDE better
~
wounded OF ueGeaseu ohcers 10 De removed
me enemy uo'u my wv % our surgeons as
p-',G"'.s VA Ia Ou' a"lou,an0es re'ulneu
en- 20 'lv ieoo' ilueS 'u9 "ounueu ieoe'' "no
,elt ~ ou' ua"us' Do'n armies are ousy
-, 80 "e p'oNe'' are "i'n'u s'one
nj" " ea.u 80,
70 49, ou va 'uo 1e"sP"Pe' reports
v. Wv 80 '"uS'' e'ao'e mo ens.on
ara,s W ero. u, ''''e'ieu1 'nat iNey-
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sf ~. ~ o'''eiy 'neso
~. 49,, ~" guy, 'u'uisu Us SAFETY
S,.,.p.' 49, 90 "''' 0aieu 'o' anu Voh
.-, "a -, II IA w q.
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u p,,, says Oor, N1l'el uas taAeh poS'iion
AZ pu'i zap me rFoe's hoia Oteeh'iiIe'
"iu ua,' 'e.nioiceu' ne rep
:, Nt''Vh On mo" IMMUNE indicates iotmda-
oie nam "p'e'en, W eu' hosecfahs INES
a GU .soI@,e Du.us.uo; On we [oth' me req
' 'ie'' aver a neh' OF TWO
hou's' iarge nuhoef OIL feoeis were taken
prisoners lney expressed mortlhcauon al
we result OF tue Cn''ahSnga oH'tle' theft Ios'
lar exceeding ours
OiMoINNATi' oct b.
~ - .. "" up w. 'n'
~, .ep'ee'n' 'ua' 'ue army Is III me spirits
gu" P''''''
NASh LIB Oo'' o.
Ai uuUsua' uesipe VI eNcl,eIneu' pteNahs
~ 'u-uAy ~ onn'e quenO' o' 'ne reoc' Gen
ro'i5'' WIN y'ooo ,"oun"o men having Inoue
'"'u y" vu' ',He VI Ia',1oar ooh'i nuh'cation'
ue'Wee" su.S Pluoe ana bridgeport or ChAt-
20, e' 'u's "e7u BNGho particular alarm
nc e"eu'y eau uo ou' niue injury 10 our
me OF oon'"'unicaLoD' we nave not only
tne Io'ce 'here 70 uflNe MN oacS OUT TO DE
iea' an immensely heavier ioree' lhere Is
no heeu Oh rear lot zen hoSeefan success
III hoiu'ns MS Posluon al Ona'ta"ooEs' ne
Is 100 strong i0f 'ne enemy 10 attack HIM
WIN even sno" OF success To-Day skir-
n'sn'he mas oeeh gong Oh IN the neighoor-
hoou OF Murheesoofo'
ine enemy mAue an attempt to destroy
olluge u cohsiueraoie importance very lew
were wounded ana none Killed. Some are
inclined 10 thihk TN engagement is gong on
al Chattanooga because the enemy is thus
operating IN the rear oil hosecrans but don
coincide with them. Unless the enemy is
very desperate he will no. attack Chattanoo-
ga II he does there is every likelihood that
be Will be defeated
LOUISVILLE, Oct. G.
The journal has received special dispatch
from Knoxville which ia considered DprtectlV