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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
THE CITY

COHlAEY G, I'm RssnEEE.-A meeting
was held in oSerlin on the evening Of sstur-
day, che Isth, 10 commemorate the enlist
ment, one year before, Of Co. Q, Tth Ohio,
the fTst enlistment which took place from
obsrlin. Principal Fsirchld presided. J..
B. 7. Marsh, Esq., gave a brief and connect
ed view Of the history Of TIE whole CON-
pauy from It's enlistment to the present time.
Nr. G. +. Wright, who was connected with
She company during the three months ser
vice, gave mere detailed account Of It, un-
ell ihe enlistment for three years. Here the
narrative was taken up By Mr.. d. g. Shell
den, and carried on 70 the period Of the Cross
Lanes hght, in which the speaker himaslf
Ess severely wounded and taken prisoner.
From this point 70 the present the story Of
the company was grnphically told By its
First Lieutenant, Z. q. Baker. The intense
Interest Of the nsrEsti Vs ives testified to By
ths sdsncs and attention maintained to q
Ists hour by q crowded audience Of over 3
thousand persons.
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ST. LOUIS

81. LouB1 ApIA n.
A riot occurred at Hast St. Louis on Saturday
night in which three men were injured. IN con-
sequence Of the hlg gh Wa.er in the river the In
hEbitantI stopped up the cUlysrt on the y. 3 N
Railroad, to prevent the town being submerged
The Road Master fearing the track would be
washed RWay, proceeded with hands TO remove
the obstruetions. They were met BY the crowd /,
who ordered them %. The matter was referred
70 the PlOYOst MarIhal, who sent over guard OF
sixty men 10 Quell the disturbances and protect
the RailrOad men. They found u or 10 men as
semblsd TO prevent the distractions being re-
moved. The crowd was ordered away, but re-
fused TO 20, and the guard advanced beTsEal
shots were fred at them but no one was injured.
The guard then charged bayOuot8 on the crowd,
and Ihrse men were injured, one seriously.
Xestsrday Col. Ransom and Mr.. Bacon, Prest-
dent Of the Road, went over TO examine into
the matter, and dec ded % allow the distractions
70 remain, as their removal involved the destruc-
tiOn Of q vast amount Of property. u is doubtful
whether the embankmeut Of the road Will pre-
vent the town being submerged, as the road is
nearly oTeEhoWed In several places.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

DANAaEs AWARDED AeLIEsT RAILROAD
CoNPANY.-The case Of Jesss Smith vs.. The
Pittsburg & Cleveland Railroad Company,
ct al, was concluded on Thursday, having
occupied the attention Of the District Court
at Pittsburg since Monday. The plaintiff
preferred the SUIT on behslf Of his daughter.
Margaret Smith, whose foot was cut of by .
train on defendants road about two years
ago, in Manchester, under peculiar circum
stances. The girl had gone out to call her
sisters, when in crossing the track her foot
slipped between . rail sRd piece Of plank
fastening alongside, and in spite Of every
effort she was unable TO extricats herself.
A locomotive was coming up at the mo-
msnt and cl lushed the foot of, leaving her
helpless cripple. The counsel for the Plain'
tif did not, we understand, put in any claim
to damages for the unfortunate girl herself,
but simply for suoh q reasonable sum Is
would cover the expense 70 her father OF
nursing, medical attendance, 80. The jury,
after patiently weighing the eVidence.award-
ed elk hundred dollars damages. ~ Rheeting
hntsltgeneer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

OAP4ArH sqAoEY.--A correspondent Of the
LOuisville Journal, In describing the battle
Of Pi.tsburg, saybi
''The Sd Kentucky infantry, under Col.
ssdewick, did nozzle duty, and won impof-
inhsbls laurels. A o'clock A. n. hia regi-
ment Wus ordered 70 charge . battery, which
order was handsomely executed, a. the bat
terry was speedily taken and Ons Of the guns
spiked BY Capt. Stacey, who fought like =
hero throughout the entire day.
Il is hard 10 discriminate whore all did
brAvsly and well, but we are constrained 10
render 70 Col. sedgWick. Lieut.. Col. Spencer,
Major Hurd, osptS. BOdlno aud Stacy,
LieutS. Cook, ToOley and Brannsn, who per-
aOnAlly took eight prisoners under CALLING
fire early in the engagement, their need OF
praise"
Captain James Stacey is a Clevelander, q
brother Of Josiah Stacey, and is we'll known
to our citizens. he recruited portion Of
hIs company in this city.
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BUsIEEss NOTICES.

sPEoIAL NoTIoR.-To Bankers, Brokers,
Business men, and citizens generallyi
strangers, young men and unfortunate fs-
males in particular, If you wish the advice
or counsel Of q confidential physician and
surgeon of much experience In Office
and hospital practice, call without
delay at No. 1Ol corner of St. Clair
street ard Academy Lane, between Bank
and seneon streets, Cleveland, Ohio. Office
and private rooms in the basement. En-
trance from St. Clair street and Academy
Lane. All business strictly confidential,
and cure guaranteed in the shortest possible
time, without CslOmel, BAlsam, Cubebs, OF
any other poisonous or injurious drugs.
9e3H
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slo DEH1nD ron SUBSTITUTES.

e BupVlIs1 y TT n "
M men who havsh't had furloughs
or bounty, to have them; the former If only
oompatible with public service,
a Board e selected to re-exaEaine Stevens
bsttsTy, Of which Oapk OhaS. b. Davis is
Csairnan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

81. GEoRoE's sooIETE.-There will be de
vine service ct Trinity Church on st.
Georges Day, Esd inst ct II o'clock A. N.
ID. v where q sermon will be delivered BY
ths Chaplain, Rev. T. A. starkey, after
which a collection will be- taken up for the
benefit Of The Soldiers Aid Society.
aplIs,Ss4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

ANEw Time AND Coon THINe.-Best Dan
dslion Coffee is manufactured by P. j. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, N. Y. The
Dandelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most ssreSSble and healthy Of
all the drinks now used foS the "breakfast
table" Itis in flavor equal % "old Java, -
but has less of the narcotic stimulating eff
Ssets and costs full twO-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, 1s2, Ontario Street, Wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. aps:Ss6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

- One hundred and Seventy-fve doses
Of AeOnite, Bell, Nuz, or any other Homo
pathio Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bagl, to persons enclosing 10 cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established ls49.
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c0nEEcTl0NERY.
ID NHN ROHRlNK.

A Ohm SO II u ! N 4,
~ uAVlHa REMOVED 70 nIa HnW RpkHIBat.
No. 20 I ! LEhAN's BLOCK
tOpposits the Court Hopsa, Pub. squsra,l
is prepared % roooi's che calls o. his rroae' sae
RTsTything in The line q Oonlsotione-y 3 koyt q
WHOLEH ALE AND RETAIL AG usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT OOFFER
- ven e. the choicest oatsbles served up e. No.
uisnt't notiue,
DINNER Is sIRVlD DAILY
Tor The accommodation Of portona having business
ct the Court Rouse.
EEHNETr ALE on uBAuaHT.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPs-suporior %
ANY thing IN the Ooni8ctioaoTy lineusi received b.
RTLOOK OUT TOR TIE TAgFEY. -GS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

THH TazAEHu.-Last night was the most
unpropituous that could have been for the
psning Of 9 Thsatre, yet the favor Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Ellslar with the Cleveland public
drew together large audience Of the better
s.slass Of our citizsns, who Welconsd in the
,uost cordial manner the old favorstea.-
Tbe7 have lost none Of the spirit and finish
t that esaagacteriEsd their acting when lsst
lhsTs,.sal which gave them such popularity
The eonBany is s coed one throughout.
- advertisement for the bill Of tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

TEH BUEEALo AID CLEvELAHB LlEn.-Ths
travelling public win be glad 70 learn that
the splendid steamers City Of Buffalo and
Western Metropolis wiz run between olevs-
land and Buffalo the coming season, COM
menoizg on The 1st Of Juna. They VIII Be
oonmandsd Is formarly-Oity Of Buffalo b.
o1ps. RofkinE, and WsIsaEn Metropolis b
O1PL eoldzmifh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

ExlGAEAToEzs-An item appeared in our
pspsr yesterday morning Of the running
sWav Of A horse belonging TO Mr.. Geer, liv-
cry Esessr. We should have stated in con-
-nsetion thereSfsh that the horse has never
before run aWsy, has besn generally given
to ladies bsoauue q Cts gentleness, and that
the affair Saturday y attributable 70 the bad
eorduct Of the drivers. u is but due to Mr..
Gesr 70 say, that while he kasPS IS good 3
class Of horses Is can be desired fsF driving
purposes, he viii hsve none that srs net per
fsctly Qovernable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

JUDGE wnslNE.

Court convened yesterday Norning.
Tne Admiralty Docket was ca. ls,i, seYsra,
cases continued, and the caas Of the owners
Of fhe steamboat Western Metropolis, the
Lake Erie and Buffalo Steamboat %. ". The
Schooner Son and Heir, brought for damages
lby collision, Eas fixed fer trial to-mOrroV.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

~ Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call ct 2l6
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf bats and Shaker
Hoods by tho case or dozen.
April 2. E. ". PECK,
HueCaauor IN FtllIar A N
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STEAMBOAT MLeHoLIA,
April u, 1852.


r Carr. J. Il. PRATHEE-Desr Sir;-The un-
dersigned, who have charge Of the Magnolia
aB hospital boat, on her trip to Pittsburg
Landing, for the purpose Of taking charge Of
the wounded Ohio Volunteers in the recent
battle al that place, tender yourself and lady,
and o. 2. Eheerer, clerk, ]. shinkle, Alex.
Adams and assistants on board Of the bosts
our sincere thanks for their uniform courtesy,
kindness and attention to our suffering SOL
diers, and to all on board Of the boat, as we'll
for the ipeed, care and safety with which
the boat has been managed during the en-
tire trip.
B. Stanton, Lieutenant Governor; a. K.
Cushing, N. D., Surgeon in charge, Slough
ton Bliss, Assistant Quarter Master Generals
Dr.. Thad. A. Rsaney, DR.. J. B. Fee, DR.. E
Hyatt, r. y. Barr, n. D.; Samuel s. Thorn
NJ. D.; DR.. II. Lenun, ]. NJ. Wheaton, Dr.
A. d. Baker, Or. W. 3. Ide, Dr.. s. Loring
Dr.. s. N. Smith, A. ,. D. Hitchcock, 8. A
Medary, Chss. Ooohraas, II. d. E. 8. Ne
dary, q. s. Al s. D. O'ConnoF, DR.. J. P. Tin
gle, 7. 8. Cla8On, Capt. D. B. Clayton, JOSIAH
Stacey, s. A. ChurE, B. r. Coates, JOSEPH
OorBon, L. shiasoF, A, 9. Mccall, George E
Glouh, d. @. Hale.
George B. sontsr, J. W. Fitch, Lyman
Little, Committee from Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

- Ths Priss Of he MoEHEO LRkDnn 70 news
agents h One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
dret, and no deviation under any circumstance
Tha postage On the LEkBER, TO News Dealers
a oaa-fourth Of cent Per copy,
We Would prefer that persons renting post
SO Stamps should sand us one and three cent in
stssd a larger dsnomlnations
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nam nRW YnRR.

INV 4olk, April y.
The ONCE Of the Brooklyn White Lead Compa-
nv. Futon street, Wns robbed Saturday night Of
bonds to ths amount Of ffom $40 900 to coo of
the Chicago and Burlington R8Ilroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

Nav MUsIo.-"Olsra Bell" Is the title Of
q bsautifal ballad By Chss. Hsss, just Issued
By 8. BFainard 4 Co, 2OS Superior street. L
Is dedicated to Mrs. n. Q. Bart, Of Oinein-
naH. Il is 3 gem both in sentiment and
music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

qUa Wn. B. CAsElH.-Thia new and hne
tug, Capt. L. q. Gee, Of whose trial trip We
made mention Of q few days since, left yes
tsrday for Detroit. Saturday sfteTnoon
Sho made an excursion trip out in the Lake,
having on board large number Of ladies
and gentlemen and acquitted herself admi-
rably.
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FROu WASHINGTON.

WAsEIEGToE. April q.
Tha recent order Of the Treasury Department
forbiddiug the shipment Of coal 70 foreign and
bone poTts south Of the Delaware, has been %
FAR modified as TO eOnene II to the parts north Of
Cape st. Rogue, sOuth America and Ws1t Of
that longituds.
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FROM OAHADA.

MoNTHEkL, April p.
There aFO heavy freIhsts prevailing throughout
Lo or Cenada. Many Villages arr flooded and there
has BEEN great dsstructlcn Of property TIE loeta
and dana near Ottawa arc IN niger. The West m
trains hnVs been intaro pied oF tbs last thros dHJs
The read i Wus1sd out near Cornwall but is aEpsot-
- n h AL rirhf fn-1nu
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Especial Dispasshs % olsvslasd leader
BALFmoRH, April a.
eAhAF DEPRECIATION or v1snIA RANK EOEEs.
Since the FsdsrAls have taken FrsderickS.
burg, Virginia bank notes are selling here at
80 cents on the dollar, and scarcely salsabls.
Specie in Virginia Is now 60 per cent. pre-
mum.
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Tn Ezs GzoHGE,s sO0IEFT.-We earn satly
hope cur roadors win not "forget 70 rem en-
bsr" tha aervices a. Trinity Church, cum
moaeing q II O'Clock to-mUTow morning,
before this Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

LITERATURE. - HarPer's, GOdey's, Peter
sons and Continental Magazines for Nay,
at Bakers, opposite the POstofioe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

Citaolt gisling ccnveyalcs % either OF the
lboFe Irsll1 o. Eolts, VII Be called toI ~ th2
she's adfraas 81 the Omnibus Oiloo, ltI Superior
street, next do5r % TIE Woddon Holso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

BoARD OF EDUOAEIOE.-The first regular
meeting Of che new Board Of Education was
held lest evening. The Standing Commit
tees were SupOinted By the President IS fol-
loEs;
On Buildings and suPPlieS-JOnss, Hart
nell, Friend.
On TeashsEs-Olark, Jones, Cushing.
On Text BOOks-AndreWs, Sargent, Rice.
On Disoiplins-sPsllIaan, Oulhing, Col
On Bills and AOsouats-saEssnG Collier
On Rules and ordsrs-Friend, HartnsllI
a. Nfsg.
% q. Ssss High sob0oi-Glark, sPsllmsnI
Andrews. -, p.dd,,,ton- ssr,
gent, Hartnsll.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

PERSONAL Lieut.. Ohas. Gaylord, of the
4lst, arrived in this city lsut evening, in
good health. Thereport that he was wound
ed was erroneous.
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80 WAsH1raFon.

WAEErdafoN, Aprn a.
A 8tats pri1oner, Jesse Horton, from near pa
FsrstoWn, Nd. was shot By . sentry yesterday,
a The old capltol prison, and expired In feW
houFl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

F.r HUgox1HsoHs.-The audienee In ht-
tsndspos, st the Concert Of the Hutchins0H
family Last eVsning was not large the bad
nIebs prOhibl ting Il. bat the entertainment
vss Of the exrs Flsat character always fur
nishsd By these sdnifable vOoalfSts, and
vas shsartily spprsci' Ned By those present
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

YOTE OF fHAEKs.-Ths following testimo-
nisl to the officers of the steamer NagnolisI
In which q portion Of the Cleveland Com
mittee unite, We find in the Cincinnati Com
mercial: --
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A GARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO's
Golden Pills for Females.
Infallible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing all Distractions, from
WbateEsr Cause, and always
Successful ss Pre-


Inf,IIfbIs IN Believing 3toDpages and IFregularity
Of the Mennes Theso fills are notnlnB new ont
have been u ed By the doctors Tor napL yerrsl DOH
h Franca and America, with unparalleled success
n eVsry cas-, and Il ia urged mAny theuAand a.
49, vsip have used them. 10 make tue Pills pubiio
fo ne HeVfstiOn cf those tunerng from any irreg'
isrtes whatever, veil O. 70 prev ut en- Increase
~ fsr1iiy where heanh will not permit IT, Females
seu iarly situated, or tht % auppoang th9 neelVna
- are cautioned aRAinst ualnR tnese fills While 10
i6at condition. thspropristor alsumes no ra9Pon-
-5iidner1 would prevent any mischief g health,
ss-1Ti1e tue FtllG are recommended. Bull ald sK-
o. n directions acoompsnT each box. Prios u per
bo<. ,olsssls and retail IN OlsV land By BEN
sold VA Z TWhOlraale DruFFiata,) 40 Superior
TON BhysSnSG a EARMSThONG, ise Superior st.
rtrs8ts eL11Se fEEB, "A eugsrior Gtreets = W.
". AZ nS1IsrioT street, and Ob bUhOhlLh
GT Nsk, ~ ~ IA az nsSrio arfSst and the SQUARE.
Am ~ Ssnding 81 g 70 elinef q l! !ne eoote
LADA Saaqf the UlsBslAno fojs SS, @ ~ ~ Nv
agon,6 tn 80 . Gny paEt o. tna Sr M - n,a
the Pills ., " and iffea q po1 ~ ~ NJ tloIds5
CeonhdSntAlt SSt for DOuntEisiss: = a,1SsS a .
B;-LoeF sRlsgS sysrI 2, 20 ,oa,,op Il I'D SiSSafs;
Pils Of any kiaa " eaSs - xss S9d Rsath, Cto
thSrssoVs, a. You va. a buTsd out Of your gons6
say nothing OF beinu h. pc siEuatute q y y
b1v only those VINO bho. 6as FaesntlY been ea.eso ea.e
Hove on SVarT box, which Z eo1nfsrfeited- 1le
IN sccount Of the PILLS balm. Noys Pills are mace
fnFredisnts csmPoaing the ~ Sfil tsli you theg
3. D. HOWE, Sole ~ York.
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Our SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.
Great Depreciation Of Virginia
Bank Notes.
GEN. SHIELDS PROMOTED |
Important Memorial from
COlOred Citizens
Rebels fear IFOn-CIad GunbOats
SECESH RAISING POSTAGE
Railroad Accident---20 Rebel
Soldiers Killed.
Case OF John N. Bots /!
REBELS REPORT FIGHTING Ar
FORT MACON!
Ispacial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.
WAsHIEaToN, April a.
Rebels fear IFOn-CIad GunbOats
SECESH RAISING POSTAGE
Railroad Accident---2O Rebel
Soldiers Killed.
Case OF John N. Bolts /!
REBELS REPORT FIGHTING At
E0RT MACQNl
lspaoial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.
WAsHEoTOH, April 2l.

"AsAiNatVAi APEh a.
GEN. RosEoRAHs.
Gen. Rosecraus is in command Of corps
in Virginia. The Qusrtermaster ls here get.
ting uniforms for some of his men.
Mrs. Flag oficer FOOts Is In Baltimore on
visit to her daughter.
THE LONG BRIDGE AGAIN.
The Long Bridge is again impossible /;
mended after long crippling last week.
Chas. 3. Stanton and Capt. Dahlgreen 40.
oompsnisd the President in the Miami to
Acquia Creek.
Gen. ACDOwelPs headquarters are to be
transferred to Fredericksburg.
PROMOTION.
Col. Tuttle, Of the Second Iowa, who
fought at Fort Donelson and at Pitsburg
Landing-cOmmsnding division after the
fall of Gen. Wallaos-has been designated as
BFigadier General.
IMPORTANT MEMORIAL
Senator Lane, Of Indiana, presented a
memorial from free negroes, praying for col
OniEation, and urged the importance Of grant
ing the prayer, and praised the troops of In
diana and Iowa, first born of Missouri
Compromise.
GEN. sHIELDs PROMOTED.
Gen. Shields has been nominated a Major
General, and Col. GibbOn Brigadier General.
Berretts nomination Is Withdrawn. The
President has sent in message incloEing the
appeal Of Cameron, and avOwiEg the arrest
of Pierce Butler and justiying its necessity.
ATTACKING FRENoET II TEE RHAR.
Diven interested the House with a speech
against Fremont urging his trial. Colfa1
replying, accuses Diven of waiting till Ere
mont takes the field and then shooting an
arrow into his back.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

HHEuH THE Establishments tf this en-
traOrdinAry pianist. Magician, hser, &O., at
BTlinards Han Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings, should be kept in visW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

FRAHK PARKER.-LivOry and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. HOrHSs and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
oeDRfpeasT-
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HARGR gUNK.

FADCokEi Affl II
A hargo, contain NJ 80 goFernment horss.
Itrgak nhg BETWEEN haro and O9iro, slle suHk
With er On boafd.
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Lara FAr1Rs.-Wsysrly. MagsFins, Les
lies H'itung, and freih supply Of Lsslis'l
double aheet engraving of the battle oi
Pittsbufs, haze bean resolved at Bakers
oppoaits The PoEsoRsa.
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RooNs BOLbIERs' Am soOtEFY, !
e5 BAnH g.. I.LEVnl,kRn, April 81,

AaoQA9 5OLpIHE9' AID BOClnFut
e3 BANE sl.S ILEVHhARD, April 81.
A Anotios has alroady sppoarod in our city
pApsrs Of ths satahnlhmsht By our sOciety
Of room - ths depot for ths rast and Fo-
ifeshTnent Of sick and wounded soldiers re-
turning % their homes. Our attention has
beon called 70 The fast that this Glass Of per
sons are unprOvidsd IN thsir transit through
our city with other comforts than those die
tatod By the benevolent PrOmPtings Of such
e. are accidentally thrown in their way. In
view Of this fact, justice requires that on
thsOno hand thecure Of these persons shOuld
not dovOlvo solely on the benevolent men
Who ere, By the localities Of their profess
uions, obliged 70 wines their appeals; nor
on the other hand, on that department Of
he Sanitary oommihliOn under the care Of
Nra. B. Rouse, which includes in its Aeld
ell soldiers who are detained for days and
weeks In our city BY sickness.
The benefit and expense Of this last named
arm Of the Sanitary Commission many Of
our citisenB appreciate who know how ten
derly the wants Of the inmates Of that hos
pital have bean provided for under the
judicious management Of its committee.
To afford then systematic relief for the
bleeding and toil-Worn soldier on his home
ward way, our society has furnished q room
st the depot, with lounges, beds, and ell nee
oasary comforts, and given TO Mr.. Clark
Warren (WhO generously volunteered his
serVices) authority 70 provide for them from
Mr. Wheeler requisite food and refresh
ments ct our expense. Thus We cheer with
hospitAble Welcome those who have fought
our battles, and who now AK Of their coun-
try, ss their only reOompense, that they may
70 home to die.
To iurniRh this apartment We have been
literally aided BY Messrs. Brooks, EdN ards,
Hart and Shepard for the free use of
the room to the generosity Of the Lake Shore
Railroad Company.
Although this charity only went into op.
Grafton on ThurBday last, already have eight
or ten crippled and enfeebled soldiers been
the recipients Of Its hospitality, and gone on
their way rejoicing. Soldiers returning to
their homes are as much our csrt as II In
hOspital-their appeal has the added elo-
quence Of being at our very doors.
We know that in this new branch TO the
already comprehensive work Of our society,
we are attempting only what q generous
community viii sustain. That the hospital
at the depot may be one Of the happy way
marks on the soldiers homeWard journey,
we shall have no comfort uncared for, and
let the experience Of our society in its brief
history Of one year be our guarantee foE
ample funds to carry out the benevolent un.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
Mas. B. RoUaz, PTes't.