Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

le port Of his family during his absence b
g paymaster Jackson 81 the c., C, & @. R. i
= Mr.. Kimball was formerly in the employ Q
this Co., who promised TO reihstate him il
his situation when he returns This is tn
i right spirit ...g,- ..s.-..
: PRESENTATIONS.
First Lieut.. Orrin J. Crane,of Co. A Zouay,
Light Guards, was the recipient of IN,
: Colts Revolver from his friends on the Wes
Side on Saturday night, fq
On Saturday evening, B. Brownell, Esq.
presented A. c. Burgess, I'd Lieutenant o
the Light Guari z6uaves, with splendid
revolver.
COMPANY b., zOUAyE LIGHT GUARD. .
This corps is recruiting very fast. Twen-
ty-fye names were received up to O'Clock
Saturday evening. Recruiting officer Nc
Glrath will send sergeant to independence
Center to-day, at which place he was
promised 80 recruits. tal1
CRmEAN SOLDIERS.
Several of the Newburgh boys have served
in the Crimean War aud are athletic, well
drilled fellows. score or more will be in
to-day. Look out for their drill, SER
geants, they are of the right stuff.
CAMP TAYLOR.
A large number Of men were busily en-
gagged yesterday in preparing the grounds of
the Cleveland Agricultural Society for the
use of the Division Encampment. To-
day the troops will arrive and go into
camp.
COMPANY A. LIGHT GUARD zoUAvEs.
This excellent body of men under com
mand of Capt W. R. Creighton paraded
Saturday afternoon, and marched to the
Fair Grounds for drill in marching evolu-
tiOns. Capt. Creighton will make his mark
CAPT. PADDOCK.
Capt. Paddock, of the Grays, returned
from New York Saturday morning. He
leaves here Monday to Join the Grays He
was presented through Mr. Alcott, with
a pair of splendid revolvers from the
merchants of Water street, aDd also hand
some sum of money from his partner, Mr..
Best.
THE LADIES MEETING
Was held on Saturday afternoon at the
Melodeon, and adjourned over to Tuesday
evening at the same place and time. Mrs.
Rouse was appointed President, Miss Mary
Brayton Treasurer, ard Mrs. Taylor seere-
tary. DR.. Weber will confer with the ladies
on Tuesday in relation to hospital service in
case it is needed, the preparation of lint,
bandages, &c. I1 LEI
MADISON MILITARY.
Twenty five men were enrolled Saturday
evening at Madison. and one thousand dollars
subscribed by the citizens for war purposes.
GOOD FOR PAINEsvrLE.
An immense mass meeting was held at
Painesyille Saturday from. 5000 to 1000
citizens present. The town was gaily deco
rated with flags. The meeting was held in
the Park, Judge Hitchcock being Chairman.
Brig. Gen. Caldwell, of Jefferson, had just
returned from headquarters at Columbus
with orders Tor an enlistment for Camp Tay-
lor. George Paine of Painesville,was appoin-
ted Major Maj. Edward Kinsman and Hon.
A. G. Riddle addressed the audience. Two
brass bands were in attendance, encouraging
the crowd with enlivening airs Tioo hundred
and tsgeaty zee men were at once raised, and
enc more company is being filled up. Great
enthusiasm was manifested
TO THE PUBLIC.
Mr.. Smith Nevilles of this city yolun-
teered on Saturday night to join Co. A Light
Guards His family is not in fit condition
for him to leave unless some of our patriot
ic citizens take hold. He brave man.
Who will help him 50 he can go Let our
liberal citizens answer.
ARTILLEKY NOT NEEDED.
We would say to our country friends, who
are enrolling recruits, that for the present
artillery companies will not be accepted ex-
cept to dc duty as infantry. We would ad
wise them to form simply companies of In
fantry which is now solely needed by TIE |
Government. Cavalry also will not be ac-
eepted just now, until further orders are re-
ceived from the Adiutant General Of the
Army. Send recruits along any how, but |
enlist them as Infantry.
THE LIGHT GUARD zoUAyEs.
Company A. Light Guard zouaves, Capt. |
W. R. Creighton, attended Divine Service
at the Wesleyan Chapel last night.
CAMP TAYLOR.
The work of establishing the Camp is
rapidly going on. New hunks are being
built and a large force was employed yes
tardsy in making the quarters ready for to-
day. Cooking ranges are being put in and
the buildings already erected on the Fair
ground are to be placed in order for imme- |
diate use. Assistant Commissary Lucas
Phillips has the supesintendenee of the ar
rangements and is untiring in his exertions
to make everything comfortable for the use
of the troops.
NATIONAL GUARDS.
On Saturday morning Capt. Wizeman's
Company of National Guards elected the
following Officers; Captain--J. j. Wizeman;
Lieutenant-Joseph Shuttle I'd do, 0. W.
sterl 1st sergeant-Fred. Haltnorth. The
remaining officers will be chosen at Camp
Tayler. i
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE LEADER.
fHILADELfAIAy ApTll q.
The Grays arrived at Harrisburg all well
and in good spirits. They ere anxious
about Capt. Paddock. They viii probably
march overland to Washington. E..
co. A LIGHT ARTILLERY.
All members of this corps are requested
to meet at their armory this Monday morn
ing at o'clock precisely.
ATTENTION zouAvE LIGHT GUARDS.
You are hereby ordered to appear at the
armory at o'clock A. NJ, in fuIl uniform
to do escort duty to the Geneva Light Artil-
lery. By order Of the CoAmANDEST,
ATTENTION sPRAGUE ZoUAyE CADETS
You are hereby ordered to appear at the
armory at IO5< O'Clock a. M., in full uniform
for escort duty for the Cleleland Light Ar