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Story October 3, 1863

Daily National Republican

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

Civil War news update from Cincinnati on Oct. 2: No new reports from Rosecrans or Burnside; denies Union troop movements to Chattanooga; Gen. McNeil to command Kansas Department after Curtis declines to succeed arrested Blunt; Confederate Gen. Sterling Price promoted to lieutenant general with 50,000 troops in trans-Mississippi.

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NOTHING NEW FROM ROSECRANS' ARMY.

THE DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS.

Sterling Price is Promoted.

Cincinnati, Oct. 2.—Nothing further has yet been received from Rosecrans or Burnside. The St. Louis Republican denies that either Sherman's corps or Smith's division has gone to Chattanooga. The Department of Kansas will be commanded by Gen. McNeil. Gen. Curtis declined the honor of succeeding Gen. Blunt, who, report says, is under arrest. Sterling Price has been commissioned a lieutenant general. He has supreme command in the trans-Mississippi Department, in which the rebels claim to have 50,000 troops.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Fortune Reversal

What keywords are associated?

Civil War News Army Commands Promotions Kansas Department Sterling Price Troop Movements

What entities or persons were involved?

Rosecrans Burnside Sherman Smith Mcneil Curtis Blunt Sterling Price

Where did it happen?

Chattanooga, Department Of Kansas, Trans Mississippi Department

Story Details

Key Persons

Rosecrans Burnside Sherman Smith Mcneil Curtis Blunt Sterling Price

Location

Chattanooga, Department Of Kansas, Trans Mississippi Department

Event Date

Oct. 2

Story Details

No new intelligence from Union armies under Rosecrans and Burnside; denial of troop reinforcements to Chattanooga; command changes in Kansas Department with McNeil replacing arrested Blunt after Curtis declines; Confederate promotion of Sterling Price to lead trans-Mississippi forces claiming 50,000 troops.

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