Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

cheap sort, but are handsome and well print
ed. Muah sagorness is diuplayed upon th,
a,Pearsnee Of the Rsverned gentlemen viii
his bundiea Of tracts, to obtain them, and b
only finds difficulty In Distributing then
with sufficient rspidity. .sF. i-
Everything Is done at Camp Taylor FOL
both The morals and the intsllsct Of th'
soldiers that Is possible. Pastors Of varioul
churches Oficists alternately upon the sab.
bath, and newspaper are freely furnished
Mr. Beatty has been lndefatigabie in his
efforts, and deserves the highest regard
Of the public, as well az ofthe soldiers thsm-
selves, with whom he isa great fsvOrise.
FESTIVAL ron THE soLDIERs.
Yesterday afternoon at one o'clock the
Morgan Rifles were invitsd to the scOyills
Avenue Methodist Church, whore the 7 atri-
ellie ladies Of the congregation and nslghbOr-
hOed had provided for them . samptuous
iesst, Of which the corp rpany partoOk with a
keen rslish and cheerful ecuntensnes. The
table Ras literally loaded with the chOicest
SaiblOs.
The Captain rendered 70 the ladies', IL be-
BALI Of himself ard company, their sincere
thanks in neat speech, to which the pastor
Of the Church replied briefly. Capt. Crane
then proposed three cheers for the kind
ladies who had 80 bOuntifully ministered to
their comfort, which was responded to With
win by ths refreshed soldiers. Three
cheers were then proposed for Capt, Crane
and his men, which was seconded By lhrse
rOusers by the ladies and citizens generally.
Abundle Of pin cushions, each hled with
pins, was presented 70 the company Bya
young girl, with the request that Captain
Crane, after the war, should bring her as a
remuneration, e lock of traitors hair, with
the bark on, The Captain replied spprspri-
ateiY, and was followed by Orderly Sergeant
Bpstvick, who pledged the company to do
their best to furnish the patriotic girl with
the desired momsnto. 7a
The company then left for camp in fine
spirits, feeling that though they had left
kind friends at nome, they were not with
oat them abroad, while their fair lady ben
OfactOrs felt that sit is more blessed 70 give
than to reeeiVe." @ -7
! ''Fwelve baskets" would hardly have con-
tanned ''the fragments that were lef;" but
ths portion LEFT did not consist Of fragments,
for upon examination it was found that the
unbroken loavss and undivided dishes we're
ample to feed another company. A. com
uaittse vas immediately seat 70 Camp Tay-.
lor to invite them. The "Toledo Light
Gusrds, Company A A,9Eers the lucky men.
They came down to the Church under COM
msnd Of Capt. Noe, headed by IsIaudE
Band, "dld eat and were Allsd," yet they
could not resist the temptation to add to the
filling Z piece Of 3 mammoth cake which
had bssn prepared by the llkilful hand of
". E. Rose, and cut into pieces equalling
the number Of men in the company. The
cake was presented 70 the company, with
Ane speech BY the Rev. z. ]. L. Baker, Of
RaYenna. 7e said to the Capt. like
your name, sir, the name Of Aoe; with
these brave men, may you Noe your wsy to
victory" .7.I
Rev. Mr.. Hill also made fine speech.
A bundle Of pin cushions was also pre-
Ssnted with the following note to the COM