From Charleston Harbor: Progress of Gen. Gillmore’s Operations – 2-3
Resignation of Hon. Erastus Corning – 3
Fire – 3
Gen. Burnside’s Army: Its Advance to the Hiawassee River – 3
Affairs at Chattanooga: The Position of our Forces Impregnable – 3
Army of the Potomac: The Late Attack Upon a Foraging Party – 3
News from Washington: Our Special Washington Dispatches – 3-4
A Timely Publication – 4
Good News from Burnside – 4
“In the Multitude of Counselors There is Wisdom” – 4
Amusements – 4
Deaths totaled 131, including 10 civilians.
Civil War Massacres as of October 1863
| Name of Massacre | Date | Place | State/Territory | Number killed | Perps | Vics | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pratt Street Massacre | 1861 April 19 | Baltimore | Maryland | 38 | pro-Confederate civilians | Union Army | pro-Confederate civilians fired on Union troops marching through Baltimore |
| St. Louis riots | 1861 May 10 | St. Louis | Missouri | 35 | pro-Confederate civilians | Union troops | pro-Confederate civilians fired on Union troops who returned fire |
| Gallinas Mt. Massacre | 1861 Sep 16 | Gallinas Mountain | New Mexico | 3 | Apaches | Confederate troops | Confederate troops killed by Apaches |
| Sacking of Osceola | 1861 Sep 23 | Oceola | Missouri | 9 | Union troops | Missouri civilians | Jayhawkers sacked Osceola & killed pro-Confederates |
| Bee Creek Massacre | 1861 December | Platte County | Missouri | 2 | Union troops | Confederatge prisoners | Union 18th Missouri murdered two Confederate prisoners |
| Nueces massacre | 1862 August 10 | Kinney County | Texas | 37 | Confederate troops | German Texas civilians | Confederate troops killed German Texans attempting to flee to Mexico |
| Tonkawa massacre | 1862 October 23 | Fort Cobb | Oklahoma | 137 | Pro-Union tribes | Pro-Confederate tribe | Several pro-Union tribes massacred pro-Confederate Tonkowas |
| Shelton Laurel massacre | 1863 January 18 | Madison County | North Carolina | 13 | Confedeate troops | Unionist civilians | Confederate 64th NC (Allen) troops murdered captured Unionist civilians |
| Lawrence KS Massacre | 1863 August 21 | Douglas County | Kansas | 200 | CSA Capt William Quantrill's Raiders | Unionist civilians | Quantrill's Raiders killed civilians and burned a quarter of the town |
| Baxter Springs KS Massacre | 1863 October 6 | Cherokee County | Kansas | 131 | CSA Capt William Quantrill's Raiders | Union escort solders | Quantrill's Raiders attacked & then killed surrendering Union soldiers |