Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
NORNING LEADER.
MONDAY Ri0RNINs. lIARCH 40. is55.
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81, l-. ~. Ed. LrADER; The LEADER came to hand
l6o to-day, Hp to March 9th, and though have
Hvo little or 20 news Of any sort to conmuni-
cate, is advent like that Of a letter Iirah
a sope old friend, arOuses my soribblihg pro-
7i rensitieS k sf a6I So V-.e
sedi Since the order prohibiting the publication
Of army news, we only know that sctibblsrs
.esR ese doing diilS and soldiers muoh
os a- Columbus is ours and, 90 far as armed
X.aiol bands are concerned, Kentucky is redeemed
from treason. Individual cases may be found,
but they are beyond redemption, unless saved
By heap; and It Is, after eli, perhaps ques-
tionRble whether they are worth saving even
in that way. They are, however, as defiant
os- ss they are insignificant, and their hardIhood
and impudence is equsled only BY their iol.
y. According to them, the retreat Of the
rebels from Kentucky is only a feint and
Gen. Buei and bis entire force are to be sur
rounded and eaptured.1 Over i've hundred
dollars hss been subscribed In this city 20
p furnish wine and other neceEaries for Buck
ner, and some ladies who hitherto have done
nothing for the comfort Of sick soldiers, have
suddenly become interested in suffering hu-
aanity since q few wounded rebels have been
sent here The great mass of ladies here,
however have been tinstant in season and
out Of season." ladies Of almost unlimited
means and the highest social position not
only contributing Of their means but spend-
ing, personally and habitually, the greater
portion Of every day in ministering to the
Esnts q sick Union soldiers. '''e
At the present time there are between
two and three thousand sick and oOnvales-
cent soldiers in OF near the city, but the
number is rapidly diminishing, as very
many are being discharged or sent home on
furlouEh, and very many more returning to
v their regimsnts. Sergeant Rsyel Of 90. g,
died ct General Hospital No. 81, day before
yesterday, Of fever. Lieut.. Hardy accom-
pGnies his remains home. BE, with Lieus.
Hart and hcRobers, have gone home on lesEe
Of absence for thirty days, and your cores
Ga pOndent, falling to request the same, was by
the same general order assigned to duty at
the barracks in this city, under the command
M Of Maj. +. F. Flint, of the regular army
m The Msjor has been a soldier for many years,
has marched over two thousand miles at
the head Of his company, in one season, and
says that he has never used tobacco or in
t0xicating liquors, or profane lsnguage-a
f model soldier, in these respects at least
49, Mr. Harper, Of Munson, Geauga county,
odF passed through thi5 place on Monday last
aar llWlth tne remains q ms son. sergeant bar
per, of Co. G. He and Rayle were both
brave 4 Iowa. 1.-the 4lst has thus far done
iittis, tasy have suffered much, and in endu-
rance have shown themselves heroes. The
Regiment is now either at Nashville or be-
.Vrs syond. 3 Would that that heWas with them
who now in barracks subscribes himself
Yours, T..