Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08
Rooms SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,", !
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Society. Dr. Reads very thrilling account
of the condition of the poor fellows imme- I
diately after the battle, we have repub-
lished above, from last weeks paper, and
we shall give in next Saturdays issue his
second and equally interesting letter.
We have received acknowledgment of
late shipment to Louisville of large num-
Der of boxes, aad Dr. Newberry, in letter
from that city, dated November 4th, says:
"The shirts and drawers which you sent
came in good time, as we are now prePar-
ing to send another large shipment to Per-
ryville and Danville. All the stores you
can send, and especially thick clothing, will
be needed there shall send a faithful
messenger with our stores tomorrow
morning, and they Will reach Danville in
the evening.
We are anxious to have our stock of
hospital clothing replenished to meet the
constant and increasing demand, and we
hope all our Branch Societies will join
our endeaVors to furnish the comfortable
garments which are such an unspeakGble
luxury to the poor fellows who are brought
in their torn and bloody clothing from the
battlefield to the hospital.
The high price of material makes it very
difficult for the Aid Societies Of the small
er towns to keep their members supplied
with work, but we trust all will do their
utmost to raise the necessary funds, and
to replenish their treasury by subscription
or by any means which promises the great
est success. We are approaching season
which will bring much suffering and e1-
posure to our soldiers, and will crowd our
hospitals, whether the army be active or
inert. It is vitality important to muster all
cur forces, to keep up steady interest in
our work, and to prepare for vigorous
campaign. The young people Of the
country can do US good service by getting
up entertainments for the benefit of the
Aid Society of their town, and as Thanks
giving approaches, we expect to hear Of
many a merrymaking which shall bear
rich fruit for this good cause.
Although the treasury of the Central
Society Is very low, and we are in press
ing need Of funds, we do not ask our
branch societies to send US donations Of
money, but hope they will use all they
have or can collect, for their own work,
[ and we will gladly receive and carefully
forward all the hospital clothing, bedding
or edibles, that they will send to US.
SOUP FOR SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
! The concentrated meat establishment,
I opened upon Merwin street by the Sani-
l tary Commission, is now in successful op-
: Grafton, and over fifty cans of excellent
soup stock are daily prepared for the use
t of the soldiers in hospital. Our citizens
n will assist US very much by contributing
9 their empty oyster cans, which may be sen
to our rooms, 95 Bank street, or to tht
o soup house, on Merwin street. next to W
r Melhinch's warehouse. Formers and gard
. ners are respectfully requested to donate
7, to us carrots, onions and potatoes, to be useC
d in the preparation of concentrated soup
We have now to buy these in large quaint
ty, and at considerable expense, and an!
farmer wishing do good eel for tn
sick soldiers, cannot fail of it by sending
us load of carrots, sack Of onions or
few bushels of potatoes.
4 SOLDIERS LODGING ROOM.
d The following is list of soldiers lodge,
IS and boarded by the Soldiers Aid Society il
d their room in the Union depot, during tn
= week ending Novembr T 1st. We publisl
! it for the benefit of those who may wis
re to know where their soldier friends wer
at that time:
Fred. Ryder, Co. K, 10Th Ohio gOin
x to Join reg. in Washington.
. R. Craige, Co. E, 18th Ohio; going
Warren from Louisville.
i s. Lynch, Co. B. 56th Penn; going t
Erie from Camp Chase.
G. Winchley, Co. E, 55th Ohio; going t
Vermillion from Washington, very badl
s. wounded
r G. W. Gates, Co. B, Sd Mich; going t
er Detroit from Washington, wounded
Is Geo. Lloyd, Co. G, 150th Penn. going
re Erie from Washington, wounded.
re Miss Francis Linehea T; going to Pitt:
p burgh from Memphis. Has been nurse
y 9th Wis.
s. Geo. Young, Co. B, 4th Mich; going
al Michigan from Washington.
B. Chas. Braggett, Co. B, 10th Ohio goin
to Warren from Camp Chase.
w IT n I ~
L. Sheppard Co. K, l05th Ohio; going
w Ashtabula from Louisville Hospital.
: D. Hawkins, Co. F, l05th Ohio going
. Willoughby from Louisville.
E. Winster, S. Reed, R. NJ. johnson
18th Ohio Battery going to Geneva frol
Al Bolivar, Tenn.
By J. Hughes, Co. F, ID Wis; going to Ri
ne cine, Wis, from Washington.
-. Sick, Wounded, and Discharged OH
:. Soldiers.
90 Among the sick and wounded who al
Of rived at Louisville on the 4th from the hO
1 pitfalls at Lebanon, Kentucky, are the 70
he Ezra Fowler, Co. K, IO5th Ohio, cam
lie William Haynes, Co. 1, IO5th Ohio, di
N ability.
y matism.
a a Dexter Knox, Co. f, 1O5th Ohio, gun
0t shot wound.
Ill Calvin G. Frazier, Co. E, lO5th Obi
nc diarrhea.
~ NJ Among those discharged since NOvemb
en- Ist, are the following:
Id. Albert H. Smith, sergeant, Co. l, lO5
re- Ohio, North Bloomfield.
william Clark, corporal, Co. E, %