Rosecrans Dispatches Endure as Attacks Continue
Rosecrans headquarters report cannot be dislodged from current position despite ongoing fighting. A late dispatch from another Rosecrans aide notes continued engagement near Wonrcastin. In Massachusetts, Sept 24, the Republican State Convention nominates Andrew for reelection by acclimation, with all incumbents similarly chosen.
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Rebel and Union reports mix as armies move toward action
Telegraphic bulletins from Cairo to Washington recount a clash near Lexington with heavy Confederate losses and 27 prisoners. Union forces under Meade and Rosecrans engagements feature multiple generals reported killed or wounded, with claims of Confederate victories and large artillery captures. Dispatches describe movements toward Chattanooga and Vicksburg as Grant prepares a vigorous campaign, while weather and logistics influence troop movements and hospital destinations.
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Victory in Georgia and the impact of Chattanooga
Richmond papers discuss casualties and prisoners unconfirmed. The Enquirer argues victory in Georgia. The piece notes Charleston and Chattanooga as the only strong points for the enemy and predicts a pivotal Ohio election outcome. It warns that peace advocates hope a Chattanooga victory would reanimate the nation and lift faltering spirits at home.
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Rebel Reports and War Dispatches From Washington
Midnight Report from New York notes Admiral Parra reception at Chamber of Commerce. Rebels mass near Newbern, Price army reduced to 600 fleeing toward Texas, Steele expected to hold 7 000 or 8 000 prisoners. Missouri delegation to protest policy. Rosecrans reports no immediate battle, Chickamauga battlefield notes suggest earlier Confederate success. Thomas corps credited with delaying Bragg, Chattanooga retreat underway, heavy artillery losses claimed.
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Civil War clash leaves 34 rebels dead or wounded
Reports say Capt. Frank Kilger led the rebel force and was killed. Kincheline and 15 men captured near the Potomac. a raid on Wood Station No. 13 yielded nine mules stolen, with Sgt. Lighland captured. A Meade vs Lee battle seems imminent as both armies stood in line of battle. rumors of a cavalry raid near Newton, King and Queen.
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Dispatches from Gen Rosecrans at Chattanooga
Special reports say Rosecrans massed forces at Chattanooga with a division across the Tennessee River. The enemy skirmished while Rosecrans fortifies awaiting reinforcements, estimated 10 000 to 35 000. Lytle wounded and captured. rebels hold many of our wounded as prisoners. confidence remains in Rosecrans to drive back the attack. State troops may threaten the election to intimidate citizens.
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Gen Garfield dispatches vivid Civil War battle update from Hossville
Telegram from Louisvinn dated Sep 20 reports Thomas and Granger fronts repelling fierce Rebel attacks. Hyde son leads a brutal assault damaging the enemy while Long street's Virginians exhaust ammo. Union brigades, including Hee and another bayonet charge, take prisoners and regain ground as Mitchellett at Crawfish Springs stays safe.
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