Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-18
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RRNRNBER THE SICK.
There are now abO-. sixty patients in tn
hospital at Camp Taylor. Many of thes
are in want Of suitable articles of clothing
among which, we understand, are wooler
socks. Some of these have been furnished
by a few ladies Of the city, but more SOCK
are needed. If they are second hand they
will still be acceptable and serviceable. W,
are requested to call the attention of Oul
ladies to this want, knowing that they will
respond promptly. -.l-
... -. . COMPANY D. % las
The reserve squad of Company D. artil-
lery, whs have been doing police duty for q
laOnths at Camp Taylor, and enduring the
hard and unpleasen work which it entailed,
in the hope of being ordered away, have
become almost disheartened and will proba-
bly, disband. They are q set Of young men
who have right to expect something bat
ter than the duly which has been allOttedto
tnem. A few will perhaps 60 into ether
companies, but the majority having par
tislity for artillery service, WdH 90 thus or
not at all.
THREE HRARs.
Three companies Of the Toledo regiment,
O. B. and K, voted unaninOusly yesterday
to enlist for three years. Tho remainder
are divided there being many who cannot
we'll leave home for 50 long tine. g
sEEERosITY.
Capt. Nc Ilrath announced to his company
yesterday. that Superintendent Rhodes, of
the O. 4 NJ. railroad, had offered to carry
those OF tlreir number who were from Bolon
some tV'entY-six in all-home and back
free OF charge. The announcement was
hailed with great applause.
At LIBEETI.
The tive men arrested for robbing the vol
unteer Clark Brant, on the West Side, were
discharged yesterday morning.
DISCHARGED. .r
Two companies, one from Akron anil one
from Medina, were discharged at their re-
quest yesterday, and started for home. The
majority of the members could not bind
themselves for three years.
NUsTER1Re INTO SERVICE.
The work of mastering volunteers will
probably be begun to-day, and it is supposed
that when mustered, they will be furnished !
witk uniforms.
ARRIVAL.
The Geauga company, which is attached |
to the 18th regiment, arrived yesterday af-
ternoOn, and went out to Camp Taylor
There are still four others to come, and they
win probably be in to-day; one from Ma
hQling, and three from Ashtabula.
BUCKEYE RIPLEs.
Capt. NJ. p Pierce has given place to lst
Lieutenant Clark, who is now commander
Of the Buckeye Rifles.
TEL AKRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFER.
istration of military affairs in Ohio. Whe
it is, we are not prepared to say to-day, but |
the following facts are certainly sggrGvst- |
ing: There were three mpanies of Akron |
volunteers in Camp Taylor. Out of these
three, one company was enlisted for the
war or thres years, as the case may be. The
rest were honOrably discharged, (thR ranks |
for three months being fulD and yesterday !
left Camp Taylor to go home, being fur
nished with 8 pass to their homes by 9en: |
CarringtOn. They were about marching 10
the cars, when a dispatch was received from
Gov. Dennison saying that their expenses in !
going home would not be betrayed by the 1
State. Here they were, outside of camp,
and without money to get supper, lodging,
or passage home. The Captain Of one of
the companies happened to be relasing the
circumstances in street car, and expressed
his anxiety about his men, when h. B.
Hurlbuts Esq, of The Bank of Commerce, inn
mediatsly said 70 him, March your men
to the Bank tomorrow m ornihg, and will
give them monty 10 get home with" Cons
ment upon this generous offer is unneces-
Gary.
FLAG r. TsINe ON A sYEAaOaUE.
Yesterday at O'Clock the ceremony of
raising an Americsn Flag over the syna-,
gogEe on EaIyls street took place before con.
siderable eOiioourse of spectators. The flag \
was presented on behalf of the ladies of the |
Society by, Mr.. B. F., Piexotto with spprO-
priats rsnGrks, and received BY Mr.. S. Wolf
who responded for the Society. 8. o. Girls
void, Esq, also spoke, Judge TIden being |
prevented from fulfilling his appointment.
The sa,emblsge separated with hearty cheers
for he Stars and stripes and for the
Union, = : u 7--7.- 2 = - 49, eA
Boz soLD1ERs.--Fwo diminutive soldiers
in The rear of our OfHes hsve got cannon