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Fort Morgan is in our possession, II IL
not stat whether the fort was surren.
dered. or whether il was blown up.
Another dispatch gives the following
extracts, from the Richmond Examiner
Of yesterday:
Fort Morgan is in the enemy's posses.
sion, whether blown up or evacuated il
not known.
Gen. Sheridan in a dispatch dated
yesterday at $3.50 p. NJ. reports. The
enemy left my fort last night, falling
back to Smithfeld OF Middleway. We
Captured l01 prisoners yesterday, and
inflicted loss Of $50 killed and wounded.
There have been few feints to cross
the river by their cavalry at Weetport,
but there was no strength shown. The
indications to-day ore that they will fall
back out Of the Valley. Other reports
state that the enemy is leaving the Shan
audoah Valley.
Nothing has been received from Gen.
Sherman for two DAYS.
[Signed1 E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT, wAsHlSoroN,
August 80, 1864,
Major General Dir:
The capture OF Fort Morgan is fully
confirmed by dispatches from Generals
Grant and Sherman, who derive theil
information from Richmond aud Mobile
papers. IL appears from Grants dis
patch TO the President, Just received
that Fort Morgan was surrendered.
Cry Porsr August 30.
To A. Lincoln, President:
! Since my dispatch OF this morning
have received the Richmond Sentinel o
the 9th. IL contains the following dis
patch from Mobile,
"The report Of the surrender OF For
Morgau was most unexpected, und W,
await an explanation oil 50 unfUrtunot
an occurrence.
"Thc press Of Mobile is hopeful an
confident OF their ability to hold tn
city,"
U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
The latest intelllg ncc from the Shen
andUah Valley represents that u larg
part vi The rebel force has been with
drawn toward Richmond.
/ The latest reports from General Sher
man represent that thus far, his reccn
movements To occupy the rebel lines q
supply have been successful.
rs gnrdl L. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary OF War
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Proclamation by the Governor
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF Ono, }
COLUMBUS, Aug, 20, 1864. (
m a. M. II a a.. a.

To The People Of tAs State Of OAio.
Under the recent call of The President
for five hundred thousand mon, a draGt ia
ordered to take place on the 5th day OF
SEPTEMBER next, for any deficit that may
then exist in the quota OF troops sssir ned
to the State of ONO. This DRAFT is fixed
by the provisions of the act OF Congress
and must follow Ia finy dSys sitter the
date Of the call OF the President. Pre-.
sent indications are, that a portion of the
quota Of this State, will be d, ficient, aud
that, in at least some districts a draft
must take place To cover such deficiencies.
This need not, and should not, have been
the case. The sxertlon that has been
made to discourage aud prevent enlist.
mrnts, If otherwise directed, would have
n led the quota Vt those lOcalilies, or LEFT
the deficiency very light.
However unwilling to believe that any
considerable portion Of the people Of this
State wuuld array themselves in spitit
Of hctious, II not reasonable, opposition
10 che execution of IN, laws Of the land,
there are indications Of such a spirit In
the State, which, as Chief Mag slrate,
may not disregard, Ia appealing 10 the
people to discard the counsels of wicked
and unprinc piled leaders that invite lhsm
to iactious aud iorciblo resistance to tho
draf, or any other legal requremen, Of
the Government, l sm actuated solely
by desire TO preserve, il practicable,
tho peace Of the State, and welfare OF
the erring portion Of our people, and not
from any apprehe nsions OF either The
determination or ability of the Govera.
ment TO maintain the supremacy of its
laws.
The man who supposes that either the
National or State Governments 10 unad.
vised OF, or unprepsr,d for the threaten
ed emergency, is following the dece p,ion
OF his leaders to consequences Of the
most serious character. Let me advise
you, who eoantenanoo THE insurreetiop
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u. \. 7-3O LOAN.

The srerstnry of the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptionC will un received for Cou-
pom Treasury Mites. payable three years
from A g. 18th, 1864. With semi -anuusl In.
terest At the rate of seven aud three. .tenths
per cent. per anDum --principsl aud 10 1T.
eat both 10 be paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible ut the OF.
tion OF the holder at maturity, into six per
cent. gold bearing bonds, payable not less
than five nor more 'hau twenty years from
q cir date. as the Government may elect
They will b. issued 10 denomi ations of s50,s
SlO6. $500. 81 900. and S. QUO, and all sub.
scrip ions must be for fifty dollars OF some
iple Of fifty dollars.
The notes Will be transmitted 10 the own
ers tree OF transportation charges Ms soon
after the receipt Of ths original Ger ifcates
o Deposit as they can be prepared.
! As ihr notes draw interest rom Aug. Is,
persons maS ing deposits subsequent to that
date most pay he iniereet accrued from date
oi note tO date of deposit,
I Parties d-rosripg twenty. five thousand
dol ars aud upwards for these not-s st any
one time will b. allowed n c nmission Of one
quarter Of one per cent which will be paid
by the Treasury D. parlmsnt upoD the re-
ceipt ofa bill fpr the amount, certified 10 by
the officer with shom thu depo.it Nas m de-
No deduclments for comm ,sions must 10
made from the deposits
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
ITsA NATIONAL S.vIsos BANK, ofsrring
higher rate Of interest than any other. and
THE Bssr SECURITY. Any savings bank which
pays It's depositors in U. 8. Notes, considers
that il IL paying iu the best circulating me.
dium of the country. aud IL CANNOT pay in
ai'y hing better. f'r It's own assets are either
10 eovernment securities or 10 bonds payable
10 government paper
II is equally convenient as temporary or
permanent iavesiment The NOTES can al
way' be s1ld for within fraction oi their
iacr am acemulated interest, snd ave the
be'i security with banks as collaisrals for
discounts. tra
couvertibra into a 81, mar os,, k-oon.,ap.
..,I,,,.'. :. re' 80 -, Ns's ''' ''"u'
"uun'on 70 he se'J hoera' in'erett on
'os poes 'of 'hrse years, ms privilege oi con-
version Is now w,fh about three per cent;
po psr s"num, 'nr .ns current rate Tor s'1o
ponus no' ie" .nsh ZINE rrn ckST. fkk'
NIUE. sne oe,ere 'he war the premium on
sik per eest o. Stocks vas over twenty
per cent ~ VIII DC seen that the actual
proht on .nis loan. AZ the present market
ra.e' I" ho' 'e'' 'nan Ten per esns. pes an
nan'
It's Exemption from State or Municipal Taxa
FLl non.
Bn. aside from mall. all iAs sd,antsss. IL We have
rsrr. ALL sosps AND inrasvsY MOTHS yson
LOCAL TAXATION On the average. this ex-
emp,lon 70 worth about two per cent. per sn-
nun accorIins 70 ms rae o' ~Asu'n IN va
IL is believed that n, securities, off.r an
great induce meuts 70 lenders as those i..usd
b the government 10 all other form. OF
indeb edn.ss, the faith or ability Of private
parties. or stock companies. OF sspsra,s com
uI'i" ~ ony' ps"ssa io' pa,1so..
be d 10 seeurs The d.scbsrrs Of .li ,ss obl'-
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LOST.

In this city on Wednesday. the 3ist day
Of hugust.a Pocket Book eontaining n NJ te
Of $50 given b, Matthias Clark. due the
ION ,I SEPT, utter, witu 500 eiilnr.ed on 4,
~,ving balance PAYABLE of SlUu - nis.,
contained 75 sen,a silver md 25 cent? eur.
rrncy. A liberal reward ia offered for the
return ol the Pocket Book to Shawhan'.
store The note is worth nothing Nc pa,
ment has been stopped.
HARRIET A. SMITH.
Sc tember ! 1854.
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PROVOST MARsHAL,s OfFlCs.,
BIN CoNaRgsaIONkL Dt.rs,.x

SAssusky, oh'e, August Ie, isslt
In aeeotdsnet With Circular No. 20 iron the A
a. Provost Nsrshsl ''snsral Of Ohio, dated Augast
y, 'Nt, houee 10 hereby gwen that .,naairis, son
sfan, eksmptions, tahil,iss 10 dran, srsdits and
avceunts OF msn hrnish.d shenll be adare.sed 10
the ffose,t Msrhai OF the Dstn A." and Ia cas-. az
hs hseili,y to snswaI them, iaforma,loa will b.
sought OF the Provost MAnhal General OF The stats
Aat~efs wtll thes he more promptly obtainsd than
by SdSrsss'ns the Provost Marshaf GsaersI a. Wash.
mvoa, whs', @o's lmpsrant basinsa Prsvsnts
John J. STEINER,
Capt, ssd Pro. Msnhsl Oh Coas Dist Of Ohio.
Aukust iS-1t
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House and Lot For Sale.

4 ans htiss hss.s. ess .ae . half rssy. .r the
WSd, sth be sold |. e~ pf.eu; rstns sas,. Fos
particulars Apply 81 tis hacss % st e. sAsibs sissh.
fiSa' Assoats. s..~ '"sSf]ss'
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Robert Liaeoln. the Prssident's son, il a,
Saratoga, and il 10 related OF him, by way
of showius that be Is a chip Of the old Block
that. shsn somebody asked him II he wa
relative Of the Pres ldelt. he aaswered,
"Dlstsnt-about four hundred miles r.
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Com mutation Money,

PROVOST MARsRALs oeFIcEa
NiSrh coSsRKssiosAL DIsrarcr,
sAssusxS, Ohio, Apsa.t ~, lsss
Noties lshsrshS gissn 10 persons who wsts ara :
Cd " toe I'd Sslallsm-ataty uran in the Distriet
msde Joiy 9Th, 1854, add psid coasvs Ar,os xoss,
that they mea aake application thpoash the once
Of The A. A, Pro. Mar Gsaf 81 Ohie al Col, NH 4, .
TO The Provost Msrshal General of the Uaitsd s,s,s,
ta.,sslssssai haisas1 Al wssAiastsa, u, o., Ios
John J. STEINER,
cspi. aaa f'a' Mst 9Th nist. Of ohle.
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am Aarrrtisrmruts,
LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
Remaining uncaled for at the Tiil'n
Pot Office, August 81, 1864.
Boo.rr Jacob Miller Tilghman
Borden joel Miller s Il
Dye Comes B Miller David
damn Z R"evcW
Day Hattie II defer Joseph
Drvila Francis Sicily d
Drake Emmit Shearer John II
.Ebersole NJ Slosscr Emma
Edwards WIN Slime vii lam 2
Frx Barbara krffrr Susan
Finch Dnhlc Webster Mary G
Harrington Arnbcll Nrlker Mary
L-nhy Annn Walker Emm,
Martin John w New York
Myers George Zergrr Lewis
Persons calling for letters, will please say
ArvuKrIsrD. WIN. GALLUP, p. M.
II. c. KUHs, Deputy.
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Gen. heclsliao snd Geo. n. Pendleton
are The chicago nominees for President and
Vice Pr,siaent. They will BE- badly beaten.
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I" Cuquestionably the Best Sustained Work Of
the kind In the World"
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8. Clay.

Ati"rnsy aad counsslior At Law sne Notary PuA.
lie, t"s'eris, bio, vit' auead prompi " 10 s bs.i
nsss eaTudsd To his esrs. Particular sit.ntion wil
be pate 10 ~ kinds Of Collections, In ssn.eS Ans
ssJoinin eohhuss. ~
n,nes-whh J. v. ians'. Bee, In Hsl.s Blost,
10 stalu
fostoFir Au~u.t ifAl
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The Union State Ticket,
(ELrcrIos DAr, ocTopkn ~

(ELrcrIos DAT, ocTopkn ~
Supreme Juces,
roR Pull TERM.
LUTHER Day, OF Portage County.
TO rnL vAScAScfEs,
Long vacancy.
WILLIAM WHITE, Of Clarke County
short vacancy.
HORACE WILDER, Of Ashtobula.
Secretary Of State,
wM. n SMITH, Of Hamilton County
Attorney General,
W. =. RICHARDSON, Of Monroe.
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
MOSES X. BRAILEY, Of Fulton.
BOard Of Public Works,
ruit TERM,
PHILIP HERHLING, Of AuglOisc,
vob VACANCY,
JAMES MOORE, VI Coshoctou.
For Congress.
RALPH p. BUCKLAND.
The Union County Ticket,
For Auditor. JAMES ". STEVENS
For Tressurcr, JESSE SHRIvER.
For Sheriff, LEVI wEIRICK.
For Coroner. HORACE HALL,
For Infrmary Director fer onc year
BENJAMIN REEME.
F,tlnfrmnry Director for three years
JOHN W. BARRtCK.
For Conmissioncr,
DAVID NJ. NEIKIRK. .
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Bulletin No. O.

wAssIssros, Aug. 9s.
To Major General Dis;
A Dispatch from General Grant. jus,
received, states that the Richmond pa.
per Of yesterday the a7th. snnounss ths,
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THE CIRCUS TROUPE


l. the largest and moAt complete ever com
bined in vne establishment. being composed
Of the most prpuisr, skllfnl and accom-
pli.hed performers in the pr0frssioc, having
beeu selected from the first establishment- q
IN Z ,rope and America among the prin-
cipsl Artists are the following;
MADAM0IsELLE JosAPHINE, the beauti.
fol. gr,crtui and elegant Equrstrienne
SAMUEL BURT, the wonderful Sauterist
and Huidlr Rider
JAMES DE NOTE, the renowned Priucipnl
Act Rider and his'rioric Equestrian.
SHAPPER& & WHITNEY, the great Trapeze
P.rim mers, the NEST daring and sNillIul
Acr"hl's in the proies ion.
YOUNG FERRANTI, from tho Corso Cir.
cus, " 'drid. the Miraculous Contortionist
CHARLES RIVERS, the populas and dash.
iup u, Hor>" Rider aud Agile TumbisV
GEORGE SL0mAN. ~ his Equestriau Act
oi TIE hevoiying. Giooe, aud m MS Barrel
an'i rra'ra P-rormaucs.
j Shirdle, hohinson, Jones', LeVer3is.
lie Sipur Tremsin. honsieur Frans, August
Simond. James Benton, Henri Olarerce.
Gle mont, Gu-,avr Ducr"w, aud "a iarge and
efficient Troupe ol Vaulters, Aorobats,
Tumhlars and Dancers.
JAMES WARD, the Humnrist and Ameri
can Cluwd, Ohinese Ne'r3mtncer, Slack.
rope Performer. Comic Singer, stump sp~ak-
sr, DC &c. r
JOHNNY BooKEI:, tn. Eccentric and
Trick Clown aud irresistible Comique.
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Sands, Nathans & Co. Is Performing
Elephants

Whose wondt rful feats surpnss anything ever
before Witnessed, aud whose extreme ducility
and intelligence have attracted the attention
" the meat noted savants aud students Of
Natural History.
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FANCY 4 STAPLE GOODS

Adapted to the trade, which has been pur
chased at much lower prices than we could
replace them at this tiRe.
We cordially invite all to call and see a,
our det-rmina lou Is TO try to please and To
offer Inducements to Cash Customers.
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The Union National Ticket,

THURSDAY, SEPT. /, 1864.
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y. & N. WA'TSON'S

We wisb 70 inform the citisens Of Tifiir
and vicinity that we have opened on MAR
Street. in the Store Room occupied By "
II. McClellsnd, Large Stobh %
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s.IxAaA. Editor * Publisher,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

vet VIC have never heard that any
fraud WAS established, or even seriously alleged.
The entire vote in States holding elections IN
1868 was I7s, 900 more than 1862 ; yet we are
not advised that it was brought about by Union
or even Democratic frauds. And II there Is
fraud in The Indiana increase, The Democratic
party Is guilty by The Uorifs own showing lot
il boasts that It's vote has increased nearly haii
the total increase. 1t says, in unconscious SELL
accusation;
"The truth is. thorc was no honest increase In tho
vote Of indiana
And Immediately adds:
The Democrats poled 7C votes more than tie! Ga
In 1862"
As The UorM has thus written itself down an
ass no more need be said. We ought, how
ever, to give it credit for copying the Indiana
figures from THE TRIBUNE, fact which SLOWS
that it knows whore 10 look for truth, however
much il may editorially endeayoT to prevent IT,
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NEWS OF THE DAY,
TIE WAR.

Gen. GRANT reports u general movement III
Reconnaissance on tie left ofha army. Our line no"
ATTENDS from its former left TO Armstrong; MIL anu
thence along Che south bank Of Hstchers Creek' Z"
tho Boyrto. parkroad. The enomy were found every
where intrencbed ard his works vell-manaed no NJ
tack y-es made further than 20 drive IN DcketS 40 rs
h. examine tbs siiuaton Tic enemy. however in@1e
pretty smart attack upon E'ScocS. bnt were hahc'
nomely repulssd. HANCOCK held MS position uni.
midnight when bis reconnaissance being perfected 10
withdrew. We lost no prisoners. except few s1fae
rlers WHO are ayays picked up Or eaptureaart 'Io
Yhs Rebel Gen. DEEEEG is reported killed On our
right GUTLCg extended reconnaissance around to"afI
The Yorktown road without finding any ungra7ded
points Gen. GENT says: q" she'd Keep our troops
where they arc Until toward noon iomotiow IS'oiu''"
In hopes Vi inviting en- attack"
The Legislature Of Alabama seemsto he losing
hops in the Contederacy ar ezra session has just no
iourned Ii wa. called especially 20 provide foi the
more thorough defense Of the Ssie Instead Of dong
&C. they fooled away their tmo according TO Reb an
shority) and left tho Governor sticking N she nfe
ron which be summoned them to'drag him. About 'be
only thing they really did attend 20 according to let
ger in The Mob.< Mrs. the increasing u theF OWL
salaries for the approaching regular session
WeAave the substance ofoficial kilograms nom
~. a..
m pursuit Of II CT and tie invaders o. Missouri Our
men had marched nnet, two mies nt"o dr. lighting
more than half ths time. We hsd less than GVto-
PRicE had 5000; yet be bad tut enc cannon iet and
v-ss ost u oulnaaton ha' ng blown up BIS train aud
burned 400 Wagons to save item from capture. We
have 2Oo prisoners and several Thousand stands OF
ANS PRICES army Is reported 81 completely de'nofa
lied sad Aylrg in every direction.
A few days ago party Of 'itebels, IN the dis
euise Ct passengers. csplsrod tic fas, steamer Ike
Davis near the mouth o. the Rio GTando. Irxss She
yss taken to nsgille, whore il was reported she
would BE- fitted np as pirate, and sent out TO destroy
Aincri-eu commerce.
The War Department has reports from Gen.
snEmlANs Department up to six O'Clock iss; evening
which indicate thsl the Rebel army is eean Threaten
Sag movements against Tennessee. bit there ' &c doloi
that SiulNAE il vel prepared for them
The proceedings in The case u TIC Vermont
rsidcs have been Transferred to Montreal Tho prison.
ers srryed there or Thrraday night and are now il
.aa there Further proceedings have been postponed
mil next weet on account OF the Catholic holidays
Official reports received by the War Depart
MOI, from Missouri and Kansas, confirm tho statement
otthe defeat of PRICE, with heavy loss 70 ths Rebel
The First Massachusetts Regiment OF Cavalry
srived at Washington he front yesterda, a. roa|
Or ..eis home.
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DEncCaaT,C BAIIGTsNts AMONG
TIE BEAD SOLDIERS.

"Father," sad Young Jerry, as they walked
along, taking care to keep at orm'S-iength' ana
to have the stool well between them. "whatsa
Resurrection Manl"
Mr.. Cruncher came 20 @ stop on the pave
ment before Inc answered. Glow should i
knowi'
81 thought you:knowed everything, father, "
said the artless hoy.
"Hemi Well,- returned NJ. Crncher,
going in again, ard lifting of hi' hat to give hiS
spikes free play, "ho's trade7man."
"Whals his goods. iather'' asked the brisk
young Jerry.
"His goods, said'Mr. Cruncher, after Turn
inr Il over in his mind, sis branch Of Sciontihe
goods
"Pcrsous' bodies, ain't it, fathcr ?" asked the
lively boy.
81 believe it is something of that sort" said
Mr.. Cruucher.
"Oh, father l should so Ike to be Hesur-
reclion Man when I'm quite grcwed up"
Mr.. Crancher was soothcd. but shook bis
head in 0 grave and moral way. "l- depends
upon how you develop your talents. BE careful
70 develop your talents, and never to say TO
more than you can help to nobody. and there's
no telling at the present time what you may
come to be I'll for"
Unhappy child that your ambition to desc
crate the rights Of the dead budded in the IN
McClellanized year 1880. Had you lived in
1864 your professions might have iull-blown into
the Warwickian. king-making dignity of elect
ing Disunou President with the ballots Of sol
ders who have died in battle for the Union.
Tie political resurrection Of Che battic-fclds OF
Virginia jerry Crunche-, jr., think Of what
Won hare lost