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BRAcEy1LIE. June 9. 1864.


MEssRs. EDIToRs.-In the "ChrOnieLe" of
the Sth inst, appears q card signed by G.
F. Brown, ESQ.,, which demands a passing
notice from me. Mr.. Brown says he pre-
pared the resolution adopted at the late
district Union Convention, and after pre-
sentation to and adoption by the conven
ton, he says 81 saw it passed to the Chain
man, or one of the Secretaries" l did
not see the resolution. l cannot say
whether it was in Mr.. Browns hand wri-
ting or not; but a person who said he did
see it, told me it was not Browns. Now
with regard to his last declaration. l have
only to say that after the adoption of the
resolution, l called aloud for it, and a
voice that | then recognized as Mr..
Browns replied, that Mr.. Rhoxdes, of the
Cleveland Leader" had the resolution,
wished TO leave in the early train, and
that our local papers could copy from the
Leader" of the next day. Knight have
been mistaken in the voice, but certainly
think l was not. I do not believe that
either the chairman, or any one of the
Secretaries saw the resolution in manu-
script. Nor do 1 believe that any one of
the Secretaries would have been SO un-
geDtlemanly as to keep it from his associ
ates, had il come to his possession. 1t
should be remarked that after the adopt
ion of the resolution there was much CON
fusion. The time had nearly arrived for
the train and numbers were anxious to
leave. The impression on my mind at
the close of the meeting was that
Rhoades had prepared the resolution, pla-
ced it in Browns hands to be submitted
TO convention, hat it was Immediately
given lack to Rhoades and by him carried
to the Leader.
l have no personal feeling in this mat
ter, and should have said nothing about
it, had ] not peer censured for not furn-
ishing the resolution for publication.
Yours truly
A. W. PARKER.
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The following rebel letter, recently
found on the battlefield, gives Sergeant
GRAHAN's impression as to 1.-The situa-
tion:" My SAINTED LOVE: If the Yankee
cusses will let ms alone, | will write you
II letter. Gen. US. GRANT Is a bull dog,
and MEADE is a match for the devil. No
matter how deeply we ensconee ourselves
in the woods, the Yankees are SUE to find
US out. They charge on our works again
and again, and very often take them from
US. They fight more fiercrly than | have
ever seen them. As for digging. GRANT
beats MCCLELLAN all hollow. The Yankees
build strong ritiepits, and then our Grars
officers ask us to charge them. We have
done so, and they have given US hell every
time. My sainted love, you will excuse
me for using this language, but if you
were with US you would say that they
gave US hell, too,
NV patriotic fair one. | am almost tired
of this! So long as there appeared a
chance of achieving our national indie
pendence, | fought with a will; but that
hope seems dashed to earth. | have 10
heart 10 strive any longer to keep jeff.
Davis from going TO the devil sooner han
he otherwise would. Do not blush my
sainted love, but really / wish | was out
of this army and joined to you in holy
bonds of wedlock.
After m a~llusion to matters appertain-
ing TO himself and his "sainted love" he
closes as follows: l must close hurriedly
We are ordered to charge the Yankees,
and if possible, surprise them.
~ Truly your own,
Sergt. GRAHAM, T.. S. A.
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The MT. sterling. XIV. Anair.

From John NJ. Christy, (of Brookfeld,)
of the 18th cavalry, Col. Ratliff, who re-
turned home yesterday, we get the fol-
lowing particulars:
The detachment of the 18th o. c., at
Mt. Sterling, consisted of 10 men, left
there to guard the commissary stores, &c.,
belonging to the regiment. They were
attacked on the Sth inst, the rebels un-
der Morgan numbering some 5000 men.
After a fight Of about an hour, in which
six of our men were killed, and eleven.
wounded, finding themselves completely
surrounded. and outnumbered, they sur
rendered. Theywere still prisoners when
Morgan was attacked by Burridge, and
the rebels were completely routed.
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Our Candidates.

The National Union Party has formally
declared its choice for President and Vice
President, and defantly unfurled its cam
paign banner TO the breeze, inscribed with
the inspiring names of Lincoln 4 johnson.
The denomination of President Lincoln
had been anticipated by the people, and
the Convention but ratified the popular
choice. Honest Old Abe" the peoples
man, is destined in the good Providence
of God, to guide the helm four years long
er, and take the trembling ship of State
safely into the harbor of national peace
and security.
Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, was
formerly a Democratic Governor of that
State and a United States Senator. He is
a man of great ability and much natural
force of character. He came up from
among the masses of the people, having
been a mechanic in his younger days
When the rebellion broke out he refused
to 60 with the Southern Democrats into
the schemes of aristocrats, and has stead
lily battled for the Union. His nomina-
ton was well merited.
The copperheads are chop-fallen over
the harmonious action of the Baltimore
Convention. They had hoped the little
cabal of radicals who met at Cleveland and
went through the form of nominating
Fremont, would be able to create a diver
sion for the benefit of their party, by dis
organizing the Union party. But to their
u~ndisguisable modification they find that
poor Fremont is dead cock in the pit,
shorn by the political Delilahs who be-
guiled him, of his locks of strength, and
that he is no longer a giant among the
people.
The copperheads are now talking of
p~ostponing their nominating Convention.
The plan suggested by some of the wire
workers is for their party to go for Ere
mont, as the only hope they can have of
defeating Lincoln. The poor fellows are
in a dreadful state of uncertainty. Their
man Mcclellan, has been growing small
er by degrees, and beautifully less" until
it would be the labor of twelve RESPONSE.
BILE witnesses to establish his identity
They have been making love to Grant,
but he Indignantly spits into tLeir impu-
dent faces. Discouraged and disguised,
they turn their weeping eyes to Fremont,
and say, save me, Cassius, or l sink"
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COL. RATLIFF's RECT
CNcISNArI, June Is.

CINCINNATI, June Is.
To C. a. adams, Warren:
NV despatch of yesterday, this refers
to the capture of the Hist regiment
EDs., is confirmed. After a gal
liant fight, in which sixty were killed and
wounded, the regiment being completely
surrounded and exhausted, surrendered.
Col. Asper, Lieut.. Col. Harmon and
Major Fowler are en- route for this place,
c~onditionally paroled.
At the fight of Mt. Sterling the rebels
held our forces at bay until charged by
the 18th Ohio Cavalry, Col. Ratlif oom-
handing, when the enemy gave way in
confusion and we captured Owe 700 pris-
oners. II. L. BURNETT.
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Sick and Wounded Ohio Sol
dicrs at Hospital at White
House, Va.

From a list of Ohio sick and wounded
Ohio soldiers at White House, reported
by the Ohio Relief Committee to j. C.
Wetmore, State Agent. at Washington,
June 9th. as published in the Cincinnati
Commercial, we take the names of those
belonging to regiments raised in this vi
cinity.
Capt. A Baonitz, I'd O. Cavalry, Mentor,
Lake Co.; NJ ] Madison, leg, Co. C, Trum-
bull Co.; W N Carter, arm, Co. F. Trum-
AZ Bennett. arm and leg, Co. c. Portage
Co.; Sergt. S A Rand, shoulder. Co. A,
s NJ Rand, foot; Co. A, Lake Co.; Isaac
Gibbons, sick, Co. E, Portage Co.; w II
Pigeon, sick, Co. E. Columbiana Co.; F
Ackley. arm, Co. E, Mahoning Co.; NJ
Morley, arm, Co. F, Ashtabula Co.
WOUNDED IN THE 6rH o. CAVALRY.
Jacob A :.Sager, thigh; Co. A, TrUmbull
Co, Hugh Deovich, hand; Co. C, Column
biana Co.
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FROM THE I7Ist RECT. O. N. G.
FIGHT WITH MORGAN.
LIST OF THE

From private dispatches received from
Col. Asper, we learn some particulars of
the fight at Cynthians, KY, or Saturday:
FALMOUTH, KY, June II, 1864.
To Mrs. J. F. Asper:
Had a fight at Licking River, neal Gym
thiania, with Gen. Morgan's whole COM
mand, about three or four thousand. |
had about 500 of my regiment, and loo
of other regiments. We fought six hours
and had to surrender our whole force
Gen. Hobson and staff were present, and
also surrendered, and only surrendered
when they surrounded US, and was ready
to charge, the men being exhausted and
and only able to hold out a few minutes
longer. We had IA killed and ~ wound
ed.
LIST OF woUSDED.-George Van Gorder,
John Kinsman, Perry Drss, Francis Row
an, all Of Warren, badly wounded. None
killed from Warren. A few have escaped,
and come in here. One officer only is
wounded. We are all prisoners, and here
under flag of truce, and if not exchanged
will have to go South.
Among the the wounded in the l7lst
regiment, are the following. from Hub
bard:
Thomas Mathews, through abdomen
severe; Albert Weirick, slight; James
DiIley, slight; William Hoover, slight.
The regiment was parolled. officers and
men; private property to be retained.
FALMOUTH. KY, June II.
To. F. Kinsman:
We had a fight yesterday with Morgan'I
whole command. Had only 100 besides
my eight companies.
John was badly wounded; n thumb
cut of. also shot in one leg. l was neal
him when he was hit. He fought brave
ly. Fred safe. Train has gone down 10
night after the wounded; they will be a
Covington to morrow, probably.
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If the Secretary of war would publish
the dispatches as he receives them, i'll
stead of his own differences and conclu-
sions, the pnblic would be better salts.
fed Warren Constitution.
If the Editor of the Constitution would
publish Secretary Stanton's bulletins as
patriotic papers generally do, instead OF
his own illegitimate differences, and un.
w~arrantable conclusions, the public would
be much better satisfied, and might event
ually be induced to believe that the said
Editor was not totally destitute of con
cience and patriotism.
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COMPLETES LIST ?
Of the Killed and Wounded of
Hist Regf. q. n. G.
KILLED.

Jacob Stevenson Co b; Mortimer q
B; Joseph Osborn d; Stephen
Russell F: Watson Reed F; John Storer
G; Leander Wolcott II; Almon G Lew IT.;
Geo w Moffett n; VIM w Reed L; VIM
E Strong /; II A Milliken /; Edwin ID
Earl l. n White. C. Total. IL.
COMPANY A.-Geo Van Gorder, bad
flesh wound in hip; Francis Rowan. Sc
verely in breast; P Draa. severely in leg;
Orsemus Dunlap, severely in leg;
Ensign Baldwin. not known: Rodol-
phus Rowe, slightly; John Rush, slightly;
j H Smith. slightly: John Kinsman. in
leg and thumb off.
COMPANY B-Alhert C Cleveland. in
arm; John jenkins. severely in arm: A
G Parker. severely in arm; Mahlon Cape.
severely in arm; John Stevenson. in heel;
John g Whipole.
COMPANY C-Thos Matthews. danger
erOusly in breast; Albert Wyrieh, badly
in thigh; James Dniey. badly in both
legs; William Hoover, in arm.
COMPANY D-Joseph Ragen, thigh
slightly; Harvey Colbert, thigh. slightly
John f Lewis. leg; Edward Powers, wrist;
John Harris; Samuel Esgar.
COMPANY F-Austin Lee, dangerously
in shoulder; Ira Hine, slightly; Isaac
Williams.
CoNPANY CT T Cook, in eye badly;-
Risk. in eve; Vim jackson. slightly: Nal
colin Spencer. severely. in both legs; Geo
Tracy. slightly in leg; Jospeh Bidwell. in
arm; Geo Comstoek, in arm; Alhed Ken.
ME, in foot; Chalmers Chistie, heel and
body; Edwin Willard, in ieg;-Chit
terden, in hand.
COMPANY H-Joseph Jackson, supposed
mortally: Fl B Belden, severely in leg
Austin Bright, slightly, in arm; II Bur
cham, slightly in leg; Joseph Wilson
slightly and missing.
COMPANY Lieutenant w II Earl, dan
gerOusly in breast; Nathan Z Orchard
badly in abdomen ; E S Woodwork, il
leg amputated; Chris Bowe, both knees
one leg amputated; Charles f Afford
slightly in hand; Frederick Bristol. slight
ly in face; Oscar Freeman. badly in bow
Ella. Total 80.
The wounded were brought to Coving
ton hospital last night. Have just seer
them al, doing we'll. The missing wer.
nearly all brought in on same train
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18Th Ohio.-List of Killed. wounde


10Th OhiO.-List of Killed, Wounded
and Missing of the 18th Ohio in Battle
near Dallas, Georgia, on Friday May 27,
1864.
KILLED.
Captain Charles Brewer, James W.
johnson, B, Walker J. Aston, E. Winfield
S, Wyandt, F, William o. Sherman, F,
Thomas j. Bancher, G, Orange S. Ninter-
alton, C. Total-Killed, l officer and 5
men.
Major James NJ. Nash, severely, left
hand; Captain Correl Smith, G, danger
ously, in head:
Corporal Edward F. Hunter, A, severely;
left foot;
James Dayes, A, severely in face;
Frank Zutlers, A, severely, both legs;
Luther II. Rushrauff. A, slightly in face;
James B. Keenright, A, slightly, right
hand;
Corp. Charles R. Conner, B, dangerously,
both legs; in the hands of the enemy.
James F. Sexton, D, severely, left hip;
Willis Clark, B, severely. right leg;
Corporal A. W. Haight, c, severely, right
leg:
Corporal R. E. Haight, C. severely, left
leg;
Henry W. Alien, C, severely. left hand,
CorpOrel David Arbuckle, D, severely;
right arm;
Albert Lewis, C, severely, left hand;.
Sylvester Craig, D, slightly. left foot;
Sergeant William H. Cooper, E, severely
in back;
Corporal William Chunk, E, severely, left
hand;
Forward Israel E. severely, lett hand;
Seth Dempster, E, severely, left arm;
Samuel Miller, MORALLY spine; in the en-
emy's hands;
Samuel Gonser, F. slightly, right leg;
Henry Hummel, F. severely, right leg;
Peter Schwoveland, F, lightly, shoulder;
Larewence N~iesbaume, F, slightly, shout
der;
Samuel Rea, G, severely, shoulder;
Louis Chafin, II, dangerously, left arm;
Corporal Isaac F, Rish, |, slightly in face;
Benjamin Shesrer,-dangerously, right
arm.
HIssIYG-(KNoWN To BE %cAPTURED)
Nicholas Rapp, A; Sylvester Schrantz.
A: Isaiah Gilbert, A; Joseph Dechard-
A; William Anderson, c, Sergeant Eman,
uel j Warner, II: Jacob Stambaugh, L;
Edward Damp, K.
Killed, l officer, 5 men; wounded, 2
officers. q men: missing. 3 men. Total
loss, Al men, 3 oficers.-Total Al.
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xIssIxo-suPPosED TO HAVE BEEN CAP

NIssINo-sUPPOSED TO RAW BEEN CAP
TURED.
CO Porter, Company C;
George Lee, F.;
Albert Daniels, +;
Daniel w Myers. ID;
Gaylord Ozier, d.;
Edward Wilcox. G;
Chas Mccain. Z;
f Kelley, f;
Henry F Truesdale, E;
oTA KILLED. AND MISSING AT
ASHLAND Station. JUNE l.
Killed 4; wounded oG; missing 9. Ag-
gregate 80.
MISCELLANEOUS CASUALTIES IN THE 2D OHIO
SINCE CROSSING THE RAPIDAN.
Wv Wellinger, A, and
Charles Wilson, A, slightly wounded:
Fred Bruce. c, slightly in breast;
Lewson Z Porter, d, captured;
Sergt George A Wilkins, (~wounded)
Edward Foley, r K Bairds, W H Lutte,
E, ambushed on scout and supposed to
be prisoners.
sc Fuller, q, arm amputated;
John LWitherow, G, shot in hand;
Eugene Church, G, supposed 10 be a
prisoner:
Harmon Appleby, NJ. shot in right
thigh;
Isaac D Cross, NJ, same;
In the death of LIST Sergeant Beers,
Co. c, and lst Sergeant Caldwell Co. d.
the Second loses two of its best men,
Sergeant Beers had already been com
missoned as Lieutenant, but the papers
had not arrived, His home is in Manga
tuck, Conn. he having enlisted in the
Second an entire stranger while on a visit
to the West.
Sergeant williams. also of Co. D, is one
of the best soldiers the war has produced
and it is earnestly hoped that he may sur,
viye the sever a~mputation, as he bids fan
to do.
At Ashland yesterday a rebel Lieuten
ant when captured by our men, asked to
whom he had the honor of surrenderingi
Second Ohio" was the reply.
Great Heaven!" exclaimed the Lieu.
tenant, Il fought that regiment in the
Indian Territory, in Arkansas, in Ken
lucky. in Tennessee. and at last they've
got me in Eastern Virginia. Are you
sporting rsgiment?"
Nearly all the badly wounded at Ash
land were left in the enemy's lines fol
lack of amhulances. good surgeon and
plenty OF nurses are left with them, 81
they will be well cared for.
We know little of how things are guinl
down on the line"-we only know thai
Grant Is there-snd that is enough.
No mail yet for the ID Ohio since leav
ing Washington.
Lieut.. Houghton of Wellington, one o
our bsst officers has been detailed to day
as Assistant Adjutant General for our brig
ade. Yours, an integer.
z n
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Latest from The list.

A despatch received by Judge Porter,
of Newton, from Col. Aspsr, says that
Stephen Russell and Walter Reed, of Co.
+, were killed in the fight on Saturday.
A despatch from II. L. Burnett, ESQ.,,
OF Cincinnati, says the boys had arrived
at that place Monday night.
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New Advertisements.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE!

ass - NOl1CEi
NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
sons concerned. that the lists, valuations and
enumerations made and taken within the County
of Trunibull. IN the State of Ohio. under the act en-
titled Ar Act to provide internal revenue to sup
port the government and to pay interest on the pub
lie debt" approved July !, 1852 and the Act amend
story thereto, approved Mars. % may be examined
at the Office of Jacob IL. Baldwin, in the township
of Warren. in said eaunty of TIumbull, for fifteen
days from and including the 18th day of June. 1864.
between the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. of each day.
Appeals will be received and determined relative
to any erroneous or excessive valuations or emu
meratiOns by the assistant Assessors, at the Office of
Jacob II. Baldwin. in the township Of Warren, on
the 5th day of July. 1864. at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ.
All appeals must be made in writing, and specify
the particular cause. matter or thing respecting
which a decision is requested. and must also state
the ground or principle Of Inequality or error com
planned Of HORACE Y BEEBE, Assessor
18th Collection District of Ohio.
Ravenna. o.. June l5.-lw
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1t is claimed that Sherman is mgking
good progress in Georgia, but as newspa-
per correspondents are pretty much ruled
out in this district, we get nothing. ex-
eept through the wal office, and that's
not very satisfactory.-Wa Warren Constitution.
What is the news that is mot very sat
isfactory" and is furnished by the war
Office? Only this: that Sherman has adj
vanced from Chattanooga, occupied Dali
ton, Kingston, Rome. whipped the reb-
els at Resaca, has driven them over a
hundred miles, and is driving them in
splendid styles into Atlanta. This is the
news that is pronounced unsatisfactory"
by the Editor of the Constitution. No
doubt of it at all. No man likes to see
his friends hurt. Its agin nStur" that
he should.
Suppose now Sherman had been de
feated, and instead of being laundering
at the gates of Atlanta. he was hurrying
towards Nashville with an army routed,
crushed and demoralized. What then?
Would the editor of the Constitution pro-
nounce that news to be mot very salts
f%actorn''? We leave the answer TO the
bubble.
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George E sammit, Company F.
WOUNDED.


WOUNDED.
Albert Morris, NJ, flesh, right leg
Frank Elzey, N, flesh, left leg.
John Emrick, NJ, severely through hip:
Myron N Morley, F, flesh left arm;
James Eden, D. flesh, left arm;
Almond Lewis, D, left hand slightly;
VIM Lugenbuhl, |, lost finger;
Silas NJ Rand.G, severely through foot;
Joseph E Storer, L, severely left arm
VIM II Catlin, L, flesh thro' both thighs;
1t Henry II Drake, l., slightly in breat;
1t E H Eggleston, L, flesh through
left arm;
Lit E B Buell., K, severely in the groin
Thomas R Baker, K, flesh through
LETT arm:
VIM Dudult, K flesh. left thigh and arm
James Downie, B, flesh, right foot;
Franklin Ackley, E, flesh, through arm
James Robbins, L, slightly in abdomen;
Lewis w Goodman, E, badly in right
hand;
Hugh Wilson, E, in head. severely;
Fred R Moody, E. slightly in abdomen:
Harrison Weeks, E, badly in hand;
Total-22 wounded, l killed.
list OF CASUALTIES, JUNE l.. AT ASHLAND
STATION
Orderly Sergeant Hubert Beers, com
pany C.
Orderly Sergeant John 0 Caldwell, com.
pany D.
Private David Skinner. company F.
Chas Kellogg company g.
Thos. Wilson, company A, through
hand;
Sergeant Geo. Cronk company B,
through right foot;
John NJ Brewster, company B, badly
in knee;
Morris Madison, company C. badly
right hip;
Enos Swartz, company C, left shoulder;
Albert Bennett, company c, left leg and
arm:
Richard Timer, company C, hip, badly;
Sergeant Jno B Williams, company d,
right leg amputated above knee;
Sergt II A France, d, shot through
abdomen. badly;
Corp Cromwell Marsh, D, badly in left
side;
Sergt VIM D Hickox, D.. slightly in
back;
Thos J Reece, E, badly in left groin;
c Bartgis, F, badly in left nip;
4 B Vanwormer, F, badly, abdomen;
VIM n Carter, F. flesh, right arm;
Captain Albert Barnitz, G, flesh, right
leg;
LIST Segt S NJ Rand, G, through left
arm.
Marion Noah, G, through left arm;
Thos Graham, G. through body, badly;
Corp o Smith, Ii, through neck, not
mortal;
H G Fortress, H, through hip, badly;
ii r Fenton, b, foot, badly;
Rudolph Gessler, L, lost finger.
Thos Study. K, through left shoulder;
Marcellus Erwin. NJ, flesh through leg;
WSBybold, flesh, through hip;