Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-06


ceive such donations, and We hope the hJ-
tie girls whose fingers were SO busily en-
gagged last year are still engaged in the
same work. We shall be glad Of more of
the pin cushions and eye shades that they
know SO well how to make, and we beg
they will employ all their leisure hours in
working for the soldiers.
Interesting and cheerful books, periOdi-
Gals, and illustrated papers are in great
demand. We shall be glad to receive as
many as can be sent to US.
Vegetables Of all kinds will be put to
immediate service. Potatoes, onions, car
rots, cabbage, and apples, by the barrel,
can be sent to the Southern hospitals,
where they are luxuries indeed. Butter,
cheese, dried meat, eggs, pickles, cider,
cornmeal, oatmeal, crackers, Sc. are So
Hcited. ~
Apples are very abundant this year, and
not one should se allowed to go to waste.
Dried apples are perhaps hemOst valuable
donation that can be made to a hospital.
Easily prepared and safely shipped, they
are sure to be put to good service. We
have the most abundant proof Of their
value to the invalid. Dried fruits are
preferred to be canned, unless the latter
are put up in sealed tin cans, and packed
in sawdust.
All hospital stores sent to this Society
may be shipped without prepayment of
freight, as we will be responsible for any
charges that may accrue upon them.
Donations are earnestly solicited, and
all boxes sent to the Soldiers Aid Society,
95 Bank street, Cleveland. and containing
Of contents, with pOstOfice address
of Society or individual donating, will be
duly acknowledged in print, and receipted
for by letter.
EXPORT OF THE DEPOT HOSPITAL FOB THE TWO
WEEKS ENDING DEc. 81, 1852.
r W. Park, company K, sth Ohio, going to
Camp Chase from Fort Schuyler, New York.
Thos Morehouse, company K, 4th Wisconsin,
going to Wisconsin from New Orleans
c. F. Fuller, company c, 65th Ohio, going 70
Mlsn from Fairfax.
g. B. Trunton, company z, Sd Michigan, 60
ing to Detroit from Washington.
4. Balm, company K, 41st Ohio, going to Camp
L. A. Sargent, company B, 7th Illinois, going
to Buffalo from Louisville.
8. Sargent, accompanying the above.
e. Wheeler, company D, 4th Ohio going from
R. Cprphsy, company F, 4sth Ohio, gong from
Camp Chase TO Solon.
-Four pTivates 18th Illinois, going to Pittsburg
K. Henderson, company l, Sd Michigan, drum
mer boy, going from Detroit to Washington.
R. B. Moson, company !, 7th Michigan, going
from Washington TO Toledo.
A Wilson, company Q, l25th New YORK, gong
to Washington from Chicago.
F. Kalof, company D, 18th New York, going
to Washington.
G. Pine, company B. 126th New YORK gong
from Chicago to Washington.
John Reath, going to Girard, wounded
Nelson Nichols, company A, l24th New YORK,
going from Washington to Seheneetady,
Charles R. Pence, I26th New York, going from
Chicago to Washington -.
Isaac woodeIl, Soldier of the War of1s12, 60
{. Cook, company K, 2sd Ohio, going to Ely
". sharp, c6ampany K, sd Ohio, going to Ely
n. sturgess, Company C. 18th Illinois, going to
washington from NulGdgOs
A. Nitre, company B, Let Michigan, gong nom
Washington tC Chicago
W. Barber, company B, I'D Ohio, going to
Ashtabula from Evansville.
s. Jones and B Waekerman, going 10 New
York from Cairo.
R. Park, Company D, sth Ohio, going to Camp
Chase from Youngstown.
Charles Loush, 4th Ohio Cavalry, going from
Camp Chase TO Hudson.
o. Williams, company K, 9th Vermont, going
to Vermont from Columbus.
NJ Vanderliss, I4th Ohio Volunteer Artillery,
going TO Madison.
W. Sherman, Cotter's Battery, going to Raven
ma from Louisville.
J. shrider, company K, 9th Ohio, going to
I Iiszau fraun Inuicvilln
/. Mason, company q TTTrn ~ .y-s-s, "a
New York from Chicago.
T. Holden, 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry, going to
Conneaut from Washington.
J. B. Harrington, company B, 10th Wisconsin,
going to Wisconsin from Louisville.
J. Maseys, SD Pennsylvania, going to Erie
from Washington, wounded.