Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

FEEDIEc IKE MULTETUDES--MICHI0A
TROOPs.-0hiO may we'll be proud Of the
treatment, By her citizens, OF the soldiers
that pass through the State.
The Seventh Michigan Regiment was fed
ct Rave ma last week, By voluntary dOna-
tlons, and there was enough and TO spare.
When il became known that the Fifth
Michigan Regiment was 10 60 over the
Clevslsnd and Pittsburgh Railroad, en-
route for Washington, committee of the
citizens Of AtWateF, Portage Co, tele-
graphed 70 the railroad officials at CleTs-
land to have the trains stop long enough
for them to feed the soldiers The request
being granted, notice was given to ell with
in reach that an oppOrtuaity was offered
them to contribute to the lunch that was to
be served On that occasion. The citizens
held 3 public meeting, and appointed q
committee to sttend to all the details. An
OK vas killed and roasted eggs, BY the
barrel Eero boiled, pies, cakes, chickens,
pickles, vegetables, and fruits Of al kinds,
that the country produces, we're provided
in the greatest abundance. Whea the last
wagon Of eatables had arrived, commit.
tee Of lfty was appointed, to 90 through
the cars, upon the arrival Of the trains,
with baskets and pals, each man having
his place assigned him. The trains arrived
ct AtWater On yesterday, between twelve
and one o'clock, when at 3 given signal
two men vent into each car, and distribut-
cd the food. Every man had sll he could
eat and enough TO fill his haYsrsaok.
The train tarrisd three-fOurths Of an
hour. Thousands Of spectators we're pres
snt snd everything vent of with the reg
ularity Of clock work.
Col. Terry, in the name Of his regiment
and the people of Michigan, returned
thanks to the people Of AtWater for their
unexpected treatment in neat and patri-
otie speech, which was fully endorsed by
the recipients, in peal upon peal Of shouts
and cheers, as the trains passed on.
tbs q remark that We have often heard,
that no troops have been treated better
than BY The citizens along the line Of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road. A large |
number Of rsgimsnts have passed over the
road, and each one has been furnished with
ample Refreshments at some point
MYsrEHIOus DIsAPPEARAEoE FROM CAMp.
Camp Wade is much excited over the
disappearance Of one Of the members of Co
c, Capt Burnett, from Kinsman, Gsauga
county, named John Burns. After the
company arriTed in camp, Burns Obtsined
leave of absence snd returned 70 Kinsman
and disposed Of his farm, bringing eonside-
rable money back with him to camp. On
Monday evening lsst he obtained permis-
sion to come to tow, ,sincs which time moth
ing Whatever has been heard Of him. He
was 3 sober, steady man, and it is not con
sidered st al probable that he left town or
deserted in any manner The company are
very anxious 10 hear Of his whereabouts,
fearing that he has been made the victim
Of foul play for the sake of his money.
They viii pay suitable reward to any one
giving information regarding him.
BE is dsseribsd as folloWs Age shout
y years; height Eve feet eight or nine
inches rather heavily built hair and eyes
black. He wore when last seen IN camp q
black broadelO.h coat, dark brown pants
-stb stv;,,nu In,-r,s Itl., -. 80 !, =.
crowned hat
Vigorous measures are being taken TO
ascertain the facts in the case.
From Lake esupsriOr--AFrivals or tbs sreup,-
er Nerlhern LIsht.
The Northern Light, Capt Spaldine.
came IN from Lake Superior ct 3 o'clock
this morning Clerk Balls has furnished
as the following memOrAnds:
Left Eagle Herbor Sept, 7th, At 2 o'clock
P. n. Left H0ughtou Ct ESQ o'clock A.
", Sept 9Th Saw steamers Sea Bird and
City of Cleveland ct HouehtOn. Sag bark
Col. Ellsworth ai Marqustts, unloading. =
Left Msrqueits Sept 9Th, ct 2:sO P. NJ
Met steamer Iron City Of Grand saubla,
bound up. Len SAUL Sept 10Th, at eight
o'clock A. M.
Brought DOM 55 bbls and l75 cakes COP
psr from Franklin and PeWaubie mines;
S14 tons iron ore and 100 tons iron from
Marquette 600 cedar posts from
Dhufsh's, and other misceilsneous freight, ,
and so passengers.
The Eorshsrn Light leaves for Lake sa-
Dsrior On Monday evening, from As dock
i Hams, Gsrlstson 4 Co, st O'slgsk.