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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
gSSic cS in SiiebmOnD anSffebt.
Urriht eires 9lebslIen Gcroeant Woipr.

Boftbin8ton. s. Stt. Sin Stt.
bellen Seraeant Wai0r, Der bic feinoIi:
ten 8orpoften leBten WittwoO UerIieB,
aibt lber bic 3ufdnoe in Hibmono fol'
9enos Seibreibun9
Sen. Sec bat 9ro8e SNWieri9teiten
feline l(rmae 5u UerprouiontirCn, ia ielbi
um Iie nit Den betdnnttn &ornmeblsNa:
ticnen su perIcben. Die SorrGtDe in
Ri6mcno fino aufoesebrt uno CT muB fid
auf Die ltmae3eno i'm Siicen uno SGo'
peifen uertafen. Oie 9onje Grnote Die:
fer 0eoeno 1T nit Ssibla9 beIs8t une
nab oen 2(rmee; Oepots 9ebrabt worosn.
Die Sdr9er vcn peter6bur9 II. Rib.
mcnb fino meiiten5 nab Sioen auSoe.
panoert. Sie 3urlCf f0ebiiebenen baben.
umaeben BON franPen uno Ucrrpunoeten
Soloatcn, ibre&lib gu leioen.
See erFcnnt an, Dap feline poiition einC
eritiffe uno bat oaber SdnuiQe uno mebs
rere puafts an Der oabin fibrcnoer
StraBe btfaitiaen lafien. 2(u1 cine IN.
iabl fhmerer 8efbder bon Ribmonr
unO 2pnbbur9 fiuo nad) Sanpille 9rs
brdd)t woroen.
cSef. DaUi5 uno icin cabinet baber
Ribmono otrta fen uno rerorn fib ents
peper in Columbia, SHo. GSz6linl, o0el
Raleigh, 9ioro Carolina, nieoerlaGen
Die UrdDioe lino nab Slnuue sebra1t.
Die RsbeIen baber me6r &ertrauen
auf Grant5 miltGriIbs6 Salient, als bic
Gopparbeao6 i'm gtoroen, osnn fie fpres
ben often ibrs Seftirhtun8en aus, caf
Sen. 0rants pIan fdDlisBIiG Grfolg Da.
ben weroe uno pielIeidt iebr balo. Die
StritGnoi0ern boben ois5 fbon oamale
ein9efeben, als Grant ebfn srit feline 2lr,
NEE auf Dem iic!iben llfer oes Samss
fluffe6 9elanost bate. SGoweftlih bon
oielem Sluiie miiBsn ole 9r06ten Sblab.
ten Der 0teujcit uno muB Wabrlbeinlib
ole gntfbeiouno6i6Ia6t 9efbIassn wer.
oen.
@rant's ptan fol- foI9enbtr fein =
S6rrioan foil 9barlctteUiQe nebmen uno
pOn oa 9e9en Die peillibe Scite BON Ridb.
mono oOrrufen. Gine beoeutenoe Mabt
unonstruppen bat, wie es beibt. Nbin9s
ton, cine rpitbtiae Staot in Sdopelts
8ir9inien, oae Depot Der 9roBcn Sal5-
werte iener 9G9eno 9cnommtn uno miro
BON od aus 9e9en Spnbbur9 uord6sn.
Sen. Z { c, nit elmer perDdltni5mdbia
piel rpenioer jabIrsid)en Qrmee mus eS
Uerfubsn, ale oiefe @clonnen jurtiflus
baIten. Gs III oies fbwierie, neil, 10.
batO er uon einem phase 6ruppen ipea.
jisbt, 8rant fofort ucrrGden miro. M1an
9Idubt oaber, Dap Srant pstersbur9 uno
Rl1mono obne einen au9emeinen Sturm.
an9riff miro nsbmen fonnen. Gr miro
balO See pcIftdnoi9 ausfonfircn uno ibn
Jum 8G&Bu0 swin9en.
Reifen-in bsr lseten 9onntae Sea9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Dic 9rSgartigfir aIIer Trettrn in Se.
trcf oev prhGoentenrpabI.

Der au88a3'idbnete Gon8rcsmonn Glap
Smith bon 2eutufp, Ger fetr reid III,
bat erEIdrt, Cr ir0ttr S5O0.OO0 barauf
rretten, Dap &incoIn pisoer 9eru6Dlt rpsry
o.. &)ie Rupferidlan9en Usrb6bnten
lbn lpc9en oieier GrfldrunG, in Der Weis
nun9, babe ibm nit oerfelbcn nid,t Grnlt
iei. Stun abar matt Sian Smith wirf.
lib Grnit nit Der Sabe! Gr fiinbiot
ndmtid an, CAP CT ouf Der SteQs $50
600 pcn Der proponirrsn Summe in elmer
rclpeFtabIen Sont binterleoen rpclle uno
Dap oicfe $50, 600 perfauen fein Io(en,
fou5 ct Gle 9anjen S5OO,OOO nidt por
Der Babl Dinterle9e. g8ir Iino nun bes
9ieri9, ob Die &upferibIanBen auf oie1e
9roBarti9e 28ette siu9sbsn lperoen. SIR
cine paItbei, Die cinen &otblbiIo sum
QrotcrtOr bat, ioQte es Gin &lene5 fain,
Ole erforperli6e Summe juiammen,ubrins
gen uno ju ri5firen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
.tlloi. 0eu. GqSlisr

Mai. Sen. {oooter ia9t neuIib: ,0ic
Union mub erbaItCn lperocn, uno c6 III
fen auoerer Bc9 0iC5 3u tbun, at8 ourt,
Nie @eWnlt Der Dofen, ttno Die 3erld)n6
run9 su 8Coe fdmpfen. De Rebeuion
1T wanfeno pdbreno i'd fpred)e, Iie 8ebt
blnunter, uno tuiro batD in einen g2un.
b1ufen f0(len.' llnb bod Ipred,en biz
GopperDeoo6 uon einpm @affenlfiQifano
@Srt beIUabrc un5 ba5 fothe WenItben
Die 3I9el Der Ge9ierun9 nitbr in Die 6dn=
Dc beeommcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

05"gptr 6euts fir George 9uGud
unb ben tlniCn.g .g8atl;sttsl limmt. rsr lImmt fir
Die Grbdltuns Der sIOrrsI&tn linton unisrsr Batter
-unb r'r fir 9 Opt nimmt Der flmmi fir ben
Wlann auf ben ale fd6IiGe une n5rpIiae IrditcES
iiimmsn parben rtnn 1s fTnnIsn - uno auf ben
ale GUppfr6taOs, GirrIsritttF. Grsunbtn BON Stff.
Davis, uno 1raitors In rtrfsm Diirift Iltmmtr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Daniel nougbprty, pfa.

~ uon @biIooelpbia, ooorcfTirte eeten Oien=
ID. ita8 gbenb cine ltnions sNerfanlm!uno in
Der 6iefi0en Soo Tetlor5 Sale. 'Dtt
~ 6aae mar Gefopft boil G5tin1mQeber, mt
man bortc iDn NIT uieler 2GufmerflanPet
t 3n pr. Oouobertg mar ebenfall6 friibe,
-. ein Damofrdt, tcnn ater init Saulencen
~ uno oberudl8 8auenoen uon ben Darpor,
''-a ra9Pnofen DemcFrdfel nitbt mebr- rpif
Dies auc) fein IoDaIer uno ebrlitber Wann
tbun Panr - init oen GopperbeabS ben
Senorn ibrer RatFcmaen, ben Tein6en
ibrC3 8otVianoaS uu0 bcn Treun6cn oe6
IS Self. DaUi3 itimmen. Seine 92eoe por
.- cine 0u69eJciDnete uno miro friibsr o0cr
fpdter 9ute Srud)t brin0en-aber bie Gop,
mlr pertea06 uno Gircterittar iinb bitter t6fs
bartiber.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
SeocutunseuoIl-aber All red,t."

8or cini9en @oben finO cine qn,abl
9tebell: @efaneensn, rpeldbe unfere tapfcre
iun9s WGnEer in Der llnionzl(rmer, CT.
9rifen batten, ourdb @ennipluanio 2(ve.
nue., in Der 9itD @aftin9ton, na1 ibrem
Seitimmun9sort moribrt lporoen. 2(l6
ltc unter Ger eintpln uno SobnGon Sldage
ourb paiiirtsn, 70 lpuroen fe laut nit
3iibpn uuo St6bnen. otrr aG6 fie Die Wc.
GlslIan uno peneIetcn GIa9ee crreitbtcn,
bieltsn lie inne uno 9aben FrGftigc Sur,
rabs. @eraoe Dies piroCn uniere moro
tihe @opperbeaos uno Gjrcirritter tbtns
falls 9etban babfn. - BiIen nun bic
Stimm9eber men Die fioIiben 9anossver.
rdtber uno Morosr gum pr6fioenten bas
ben molten Benn lie e6 nibt ,pifen, 70
Wouen mir es ibnen flern: Sic rrollcn
WeGleQan baben. &ann aber 9erooe pcB
pe9en Gin Mann Der Die Union un1ere,
Sdter lieb bat fir ibu lfimmen 4? 9&cin,
pobrbafti9 er fam nlbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

~ ~DanietD Dou9bertp bat
@oup. 9 eD our auf9eforoert, nit
ibm eie Qnoete9enbsiten oes Sanoes gus
fammen gu befpreben, aber seymour bat
ole l(uGoroerune a b0elebnt. go, 70
f66mt er fib felbft NIT bem mas er Dor
Dem unpifsnben SoIFs bebuuptst uno
perthgioiot.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Der glmfann bes Irisncs.

Die Sreunoe Der GebcQsn rlRen Sub.
2incoln babe ben &rie0 te9onnen. -
MantDe unmifence 2eute olauben cieS
brute nod. Sine or0bore ltnmcbrbet
f6nnte Der Satan ictblf nitbr eroenPcn.
Sin Sabr cbe Gintoln erm5bit lpoy. lya.
zen bic bcmogyatjfd)cn @opperbGa65 coer
5tebellen oeriiffct fir &rie9 ;}rei D!os
nate juUor cba CT Feinn els cinnabm-
ole CT nod cin frie0famrc Biroeg ron
Springfield, Saipc;3, Dlr, Dlben ole
5tcbelten on32f3n0cn s8afen III tfebien,
Eort3 iU bcictcN Hn0 fg9lr auf llnicn
SdjfFe 81 fCg.rH. 2inccln oab ibnrn
iuerit 9ut2 ua0 urrf5bn2noc gGoyte-crs
m4DutC &c sum 6gic01n, bat unD btttelte
Z. tlle aJu ,cfn. llUe Dies mod)tc fic nur
Gifgi1cr rno frc,bcr; uao crf noCbCem 5ip
on9efan}cnb battcn nit Qrr5ar g2utb Slut
81 rer9itBin auf 6ort Snnlter ; eri{ Damn
tin9 er an Treimitiac ouf,uruftn, ral 5ic
gSation 9e3en Die btut0arlfiosn g5srr6
tDer 81 u2rtb1oi4cn DARN Bat er nur
feina 8eltbWorna pfitt 8atb1n. l@ollten
mir ibm iegt cen 9iGtnen febren uno oit
Srcunoe unO 0ebdIfen OieIcr blutcGrifi.
gen Serrdtber ipieoer an oas ,baupt Der
Re3isrun9 FcQen? OieIe5 rpdre cine
unUerjeibIitbe lln9erecbti9feit uno mu6t,
un8IGallcbe So!9en ouf un6 aQe brin9sn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
SCR almterScbirb.

ltnfere 8e9ner polIen WcGlelln 3um
QrGioenten erpdbIt BADEN, um Die Sdren
lecbtcr 81 maeEen. Die Earen nuroen
oaourb verurIocbt neil ole Gopperbeaos
Ole BoFtn 9r9en ole ReGcrunq ererifsn
blben, uno fino nun notbrOsnoi9 um Ole
Jtation Ju retten aus oen 0dnoen Der
Serrdtber. Wc@leuons platfcrm fcrs
cert nun, oaBoic Gebelen our1 frieoIbe
llnterban0lun0en rpieoer in Die Union
Quf0enommen weroen iouen - edour6
wGroe uniere Sfe9ierun9 ib uerantport
LID MAIDEN fir ibre un9ebeurcn &rieess
icbuIofn uno Die SoI9en 0auon t0anteu
nibt anoers fain, ai6 OaB !Uir unter Mes
Glelan orei Sbaler Saren erbalten Mir
ocn, rpc iie unter 9ircoln nur cinen Sbas
Ier iu be5ablrn babsn. gSer oafGr lit,
Dap Die Rebsaen bejablt rperoen Io(en
fir ibren 9obperratb uno ibre Wens
acknowledgement, miro fir WcGleQan
ttimmen. User o0fiir lit, oaB Serr6tber
oas ltn9lGd pas iie auf iib ieIbit eebrabt
bab.n, ielbft trd9en, uno oa6 iie iib Der
Union 9eborfam unterrparfen lcQen, Der
miro fir 9lncoln lfimmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

OFS bnSi9ler, cinltens Sou
uernGr von California, uno Elm re9elmds
biscr 9opperbsao, bielt in ienem Staat
Dor cini9tn Gaaen cine Rcos, mcrin ct Der.
iibcrte per 2 II oeu fonne % {:
Is ie Il an motl trauen." Diee
uirO ibm 9emiB 9tismano inQtrroe fellen.
Aber 9sraoe osBwe9en fam ibm Der Rera
Den | d ( trausu,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

RD- Die gniammiuns bar GrppaGraOs, am
tBtsn Snmitas.atenC tn Oisitr Stapt, ipar, rutnn
man rs anliren8un9sn bic ssnadtt pprben lInp,
cine 8ro6s Seriammluns suiamm'n su trinssn, In
Ssttd&t 3ttt, piriIib Ger srSbis S5s6lI&laa psr
nc@ In bifsm Sabr voriisl - un6 10 parsn bic
R'otn oabst 70 fGI'Gt, ca6 man bic san,s Spp.
lGnit wtrfIia tspauru muBts-ou@ tri AIsptm,
ionnt' man aus isosm Atbsmjus rSts ssRSbnli@
seEssrath RuEnsbmm. '
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Cine .frage an !opaIf DemOaraten ?

p. . DaS @rjte Dornadb 9cfun9ene yiebtllen
ilb crtunoi9eM. III, cb Mcclellan Quss
tldt babe, gum @rdhocnten oemabIt Su
wsroen, Ceun baran tnupfen iib aue Don;
munger Der Rebslticu. Ole Sadie Ger
NebeUtn uno Der lo9en1nntcn 0erotra.
tle 1T iCentiD un3 e1nn nldt uon cinan.
Der 0ttrcnnt mroca. 8onntn lt lppolc
Oemofratcn il iolber @cieuIbaft heim.
iIb fiblen2 &1nn2n lie Dem Slnoiooteu
ibre lntGrltu6unB aeben, Ouf oelien Gr.
lpablun9 tis c ste SOTnun8 Der Res
bsgsn baiirt 1T,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

S@ Die perfon, meId)e Ieete QScbe
Die Union Sanobius, bic oGbier auf9es
ban9en iparen um anjujei9en oaB Ser.
Iammlun9en fdttfinosn lpircen, entttsCte
fomit oaB sr :, Dig Dor Union fbrieb, III
befannt, uno e5 tbut unS leio 1a9en III
mtifen oaB ee nob io9ar Elm Qmt5baIter
1T, Der bafer rpifen fOltte. ST oicfer Or.
ni6t msbr fir Reoefreibeit q @uter
6reuno, e6 ipar oie5 Elm Sebltritt Der nibt
foba!e tpisesT psrosfsn rrsresn miro,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

~lniere @opperbeab 8e9nsr f0ns
nen niht umbin, iie miiiTen ftet6 in ibren
S6muebldttern uno auf dnoere Betle
unIern Sreuno, cen GDrp. 6rn. g d n;
D c |, weI er nidt mebr nit Der GOppers
bead partbei uno T il r Die lin / on,
bic 9anje II nion un b II / d t 6
a Is B ie Il nion uno 10 NIT au b
f GrbiC 98ieoererlp y lung
0eS u brab am 9incoln 9eb t,
beleioi9rn. Dr. ShinreI foGte ff6 abcr
feinespe95 beIsiOi9t fdblen, osnn e6 fino
nur uon oen fble6telten Meni9sn Die Iib
70 mas ;u ShuloeR femmeh lafien,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
sebt pic idIed,t lie Gne.

g4ir ypareu Icete g8obe erifaunt in
manben GOpperbeaO 3eitun9en ju ieben,
Dap mir ReuIicb Sie9e unter Sarra9ut,
Smermdu, Sberioan unb Grant 9epon:
nsn bltten, un0 il9en c5 fci bie6 nur Elm
Glecf fd)enirplan SSit e8 nun m69lih,
oa6 oieie Spibbubcn 70 nett 9eben? Sn
oer Shat oCr Gieo tbun fann, Ger rpdroe
audi Die Gent5 bon Den auoen oPs tooten
Wonne5 ffebitn Der 6au i'm 9olo bet
aber ieoCn yta6oenfenpen fbon anoers
dber5eu9t SeIblt Ole fdOIitben 9ebsQs
3eitun9en in Ribmono, baten oigs
ein9eltanotn-uno paber fino Ole oeol6s
ten norolitben Goitoren uno @opperbeaos
9ieOers n b I b le d. 9ter ale ole ltios
liben W6roer unisrtr S0bne, Brdcer,
Sdtsr uno Sreunoen felbf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
RatiOual lloicn Grnennunsen,
q, All prdfOent= Grmd0(er.
G2nat rtal:

Mortcn Q'Niaad YhIiaeclp6la.
q 19oniaS 8. GauaInsbam, Geaorr goun.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
STARTLING DISCLOSURE.
DEMOCRATIC Fraud Upon the Soldiers
7Deir Letters Opened and the Votes
Changed.
x.A ni.n.iaA 10 The ". Y. Tloune.

1871 pi,pseb 10 The ~ y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Oct. &c. 1864
p. Military Commission, MajOr-Gensrai DoV'
,.xn.y President wa. ordered to suspend the triai
:, Aha hlocssdetrsders to-day and proceed to Bal
xmors forthwith, to investigate and try recently
Answered case of most astounding fraud and
srsew connected with the New-York State soldiers
votes.
The commission will leave by the first train
tomorrow morning.
The charges are in brief, substituting "MoCLI1.-
IAN" for LINCOLN votes In the original enyel
spss submitted by the soldiers and in forging names
hereto.
One box, over three feet long, containing many
thousands Of these fraudulent votes has beens seized
Others arr known TO have been sent to New-lork.
The Developments in this case promise to be OF
he most startling character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

,orrrDgD or THE 10TH CORPs--Iy FIELD HOSPITAL,
EEwTowS, VA NOT cLAssIFIfD.-lsT. DIV.
err is. 4s ss Co th ccp,hshs hip
Wn CalantiDe, CO. c, sia ird.sna-F. ght shoulder.
Ssss s5s G e Sa &. 81 T. Hs s n Il @
ser;,. jno r. Ayre., Co; <. ID Mas. Cavnlry-Dead.
sny china s1"s,s Co. Co. D. "a B. h xh h tss high
Mathew Deitz. Co. c, 18th Ny.
jaime, X. Gale, Co. X. 10Th NJ
Geo. 4. Randall, Co. T., Jyh mass
s ss.ss a. T. ks.'s: Co. 1 x-hsI, ,Iiss. ~
James Baden. Co. o. l3ist n. Y:
Corp. P. Leirserbi,z. Go; 4, lleth n Y-Face.
Lieut.. W. Allen. Co. Il, ed Obio-Lef, hip.
Henry Smith, Co D. I'd N. II: Art 10Th COrps)-Hp.
Michael Kinney. Co. q. Both Mass-face
Chsa Coruey Co. l. Sd Mas. Ctv-Risht arm smputsted
J.. Croker, ut Me Bst,ery-Right foot.
Mack Thorn, Co. H. 18th Me Right shoulder.
s,rgt. II. L. Fisher, Co ?; ed Penn Ca''-Knes.
"a. q; Bryant; Go; Z, % Mas. e s,i,n,y
Christian Dodt, Co b, 22d Iows-fle.h wound arm.
issae Menpsson Co. r. soh n Y@Lot thigh severe
Mos. Mei0, CO. X Is'h MegHishs foot .,on,a.,
John n Cobb, Co. isih W; va-Rlsht arm.
Il. @o9ih' Co. :. T. a. ssh loot. severe
WV; x Si g, 9, sah Main Nsl.sIL.1sI.s
o on Il h scey To- e a at Nina len foot.
VIM Z. Allen, Co, =, il4th n; X Lea arm, severe
Corp Willard WDkinson, Go. ID. 18th Iows-Right hip
First Lieut. w. b. Rdgwsy. Co y, 9th fnd-Rt ann a. W.
Geo. H. PGntir, Co II. itth N. H.-Right wrist severe
Wa. =. Fe.ier, Go. X. s,h Ind-Ioa leg.
A. v. Crowley, Go. X, 9th lnd--Lon thigh. slight.
Patrick Doherty Co. G, 18th Me.-Lef hand. severe.
Jacob Athens Co. X. 18th Me.-Lea shoulder
Sergt Is. r. Price, Co. l. 18th N. H-Rght foot severe.
n. " Breed Go. u, 18th NJ H.-Risht wrist
~. G. Whitcomb Co. c. 18th N. H.-Left band.
A. w Tucker Go. A, 18th N. H-Fc-h wound len arm.
sorgt is s,oddsrd Co. lt,h n Mouth sbowkleg
r. g. Bafun, Go. r, i+th n. H.-Lrft ann.
Daniel Harris Co. c, 18th N. H.-Risht leg.
C. h. Cornbs Co. C, 18th N. H.-Risht hand. slight
J. Mayo' Co. ID, I4th N. H.-Right elbow, slight
A. r. sirson 18Th Conn.-kight thigh.
On r. Walker Co. J, 10Th Conn.-Len hip.
Eph semans, Co. c, 9Th Md -Rightlee
Jno A. Griffin Co. &, 9Th Md.-Left foot.
G. j. Sailor Co. q, 45th Ps-Rgtt foot
Corn. N. W. Tendal 18th Manc-tlesh wound. face.
John Heutb, Co. c, I3ls, N. Y.-Rght thigh
Jno w Francis 60. e, 13lst N. Y.-Hesd. slight
Corp John GiIbner Co. f. I'D lowa-flesh wound, hee.
Jobn Wharton. Co. y, 18th Maine-Right thigh.
FIsnk j. Darby Co 18th Conn.-Right leg, flesh wound
Chss Collins 20. &, 9Th Wright thigh.
Lsudsll Front, Co. 4, 18th Me.--sick.
Cha. a. Ingrsharn, Co. r., 9th Vt-Lef leg, fesh
M Usrder Co g, l29th n. Y.-Left ihp. slightly.
A CANNON Co. A, 2Sth Me.-Flesh wound, both legs
serrt Jarvis Wright Co. A, 18th Me.-Shel, right leg
]. K Griffith. Go. q. Il,h w. Vs--spssin. knee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
FRoa THE REBEL STATES.

A Conference Of Gevernsrs-They have Ne
Cau.e 20 be Discouraged, bat msst resse
more Men-Muss Csnscript every avail
able Man, Hunt mp Drscrters, Remove
Negroes from che Frontier and use them
for General Defeusc-s,rengih Of Lees
Army-gcH. Davis taLes = Look ~ eur
Lines.
Special Di.p aich to The ". z. Tribrus.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Oct. %, 1864
The following has just been received at this
Bureau:
HpQrs. Army OF The JANIS, MAR RIcuxcSp, Va.
Monday, October -. 1854 J
Richmond papers OF to-day contain the proceedings Of
Convention held nc Augusta. Ga. OF tho 18th nst be
tween the Governors II the States Of Virginia North
Carolina, South Carolina Alabama nd Mississippi for
consultation upon the state Of the Southern Confedcracy
thought generally to BE- in crtio norris at this juno
ture.
opinions, resolved In substance;
J. That there IL for them to be discouraged
but is imperative to increase their armies .mmedi
ately.
2. To recommend that the Legislatures repeal all
laws prohibiting the sending Of troops outside Of State
limits.
urge tu0 COul'uorhto autnOfitlto 70 oonSCript
every engaged in tho various departments whose
place can be supplied by disabled officers soldisrs
senior negroes.
70 recommend Legislative enActments for the ar.
rost VI deserters
s. 10 mako Il imperative that negroes be removed
from rhe frontiers exposed to Union armies.
That the course Of tho United States Government
In appropriatins slaves to purposes Of war; demands
change Of policy their part and they recommend the
Confederate authorities under proper regulations 70 ap
propatc such part Of them hs dcgroeO to tho public
service a. may be required.
L. That the Confederate Congress remove all restro-
tons on the Of individual States and the
Governors close with the usual nummery about main
tanning the rights Of sovereign States achieving theif
independence, etc.
In connection with this action Of the Rebel Govern.
ors plainly indicating their intention to call their
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From Another Correspondent.

WASHINGTON. Oct. &c, 1904
Astounding discoveries have been made by the
government OF intended frauds in regard to SOL
Hers' votes.
The grounds of the confidence of leading Demo
sssts OF being able to carry Now-York are now IN
asrstood.
A systematic and widespread conspiracy
has been brought TO light carried on by agents
here, at Baltimore, Harpers Ferry, and in the
Army Of tho Potomac, under the immediate super
Vision and direction of the party in that State.
Several of these agents have been arrested and are
now in Jail, and Others will be arrested as fast
proof can be collected, and proper provision can be
made for their trial.
Men now in custody have been actively engaged
IN this business for weeks and, rs one Of the par
Hes involved declares, forged ballots Of this kind
have been forwarded in dry-goods boxes fan to
Eew-York and Albany.
Judge Holt, the udgc-Advocate-General, has
had the papers laid before him, ard has prepared
hfief report on the subject. He pronounces the
exime thus committed to be one of the most seri-
Gus character, and it win be dealt with as such by
the Government.
A Military Commission has already been or
aered, and will meet tomorrow morning in Balti-
moro. under the Presidency of Gen. DOUBLEDAY, for
che trial Of two Of the leading actors in this con-
spirscy, who are known TO have been in direct and
constant communication with leading members of
the party.
The testimony in their cases, which have seen
leave not the slightest room for doubt that ggan
Ne conspiracy has been at work for months in ma
turing and executing plan for defrauing the
soldiers Of their votes, and for overwhelming The
suffrage of citizens at home, by the forged votes of
thousands and tens of thousands OF soldiers who
have fallen in battle OF died in the hospitals,
Who have never existed. In some cases sealed en-
velopes containing LIEcoLS' ballots have been
opened and " MCCLELLAN" ballots have been sab
stituted; but the main reliance Of the conspirators
hss been in the forgery Of signatures
Of pretended soldiers 10 papers trans
hitting MCCLELLAN and SEYMOUR 7, votes
The court-martial which meets tomorrow for the
purpose Of trying the parties already arrested, will
make short work Of tho case, and the Government
will rot hesitate 10 carry into eSec, whatever
sentence they may pronounce.
Other parties implicated will be sent before them
- rapidly as possible and all The agents in the
snair are under the vigilant Surveillance Of the
Government.
You must not be surprised if these disclosure
and arrests should touch some persons high in
political authority.
Among other things discovered in this city, was
she headquarters of a set Of gcn,!elpen busily en-
gagged in filing up commissions Of sgcnts, signed
ln blank, and some Of tho parties involved IN. m
saves hold commissions.
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From New.OrIean.-E. cl.ing Rcperss.

NEw.ORIKAys. Monday. Oct II. via CAIRO. Oct s6.
Letters have been received here from promi.
ncnt Rebels in Richmond stating that the archives and
other Government property were being secretly re-
moved TO Lynchburg.
The steamer George Cromwell, from New'io'k' ~
rived yesterday
The Robcl Cavalry are ccnscripting negroes on the
plantations outside Of our lines. by order OF the heoe
Government They state that the negroes are Do pus
into the Rebel Army.
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From Northern Ceorg;a-sscrman Sin
Pressfng Hood.

CMcMsATI Wednesday Oct ct, 1894.
The Commercials Nashville dispatch says that
SHERMAN is at Gayesvillc, near Coosa river, pressing
Hoop. who IL retreaiing towards Gadson. Hoop will
be compelled either to move north to the Tennessee
river or south to Jacksonville His army Is reported
10 be destitute Of shoes and food The railroad from
Chattanooga to Atlanta will be completed by Thursday
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slaves 20 aid them in their desperate straits II may MOO
be inopportune TO state this important fact name|ys
that their army confronting us before Richmond and
Petersburg known to be reduced to not exceed
ing thirty five thousand men all tod.
1t is officially announced to-day, that LosesrEE
has sgan resumed command Of his old Corps.
JEpF DAVIS, LEE, LoyGsTREET and other distin.
gushcd Rebels yesterday rode along the lines in our
'front.' and then went back to Richmond descrters say
sadder II not wiser men.
The Rebel Rams crept down the river last night I'M
der cover Of tho darkness to their late position bus
hurried away again at dawn this morning Fl
There was heavy firing last night at Dutch Gap with
abou the usual result Quiet however. prevails else
where. J.B. Q.
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BOSTON Wednesday, Oct %, 1850.
The British prize steamer Naudo, from Wi.
mingtou for Nassau. which captured October "a.
BY the o. g. steamer Fort Jackson when leo miles nom
port arrived here to-day In charge Of Acting Ens!Gn
Hopkins and prize crew Ninety eight shots were fle9
at her before she surrendered. She has cargo Of ~
bales Of cotton Thirty five bales we're thrown oysr.
board during the chase OF i've and half hours. She
Is sdewheel iron steamer Of 620tons and draws seven
feet Of water,
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The Capture or Col. Dude Contrndictcd. !

WAsnrSroS, Wednesday Oct 20, lst4.
A young man, who left Martinsburg at .
o'clock to-day had heard nothing Of any attack upon
ran as mentioned in The Stars report, and the latter
Is probably uRfouaded
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SARN1A, C. W., Wednesday, Oct: %, 1884,
At about six o'clock this afternoon the piopele
,cr Konosha of tho Grand Trunk Line plying between
Chicaro and Sarnis was discovered 10 Be on ire while
sonSside the elevator which and the neghbor
Ing buildings she was cut sIait, ana u nov noape
saved. ;.. -