Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28
. thst Doipt sIpoo Dr.. MsLsan's letter was

to that point since Dr.. MeLean's letter was
received; but far short Of enough to sup
ply the demand. Half your last great con-
signment has gone to Nashville; but the
calls from there are very urgent, and the
stock now on hand will be distributed by
the time anything more can arrive. l must
therefore ask you to send down all you
have in store as soon as possible, and | viii |
forward it at once"
Alas that such call should find US
literally empty.handed, and POwerless to
respond The car load Of stores. mention
ed above comprised the bulk Of our stock;
and until further supplies can be gathered
in. we must turn deaf ear TO the calls Of
those who have ever before found us quick
to hear and prompt to answer. Our own
citizens are nobly conducting a plan BY
which we hope to have an increase Of
treasury sufficient TO purchase fresh
supply Of material for hospital garments;
and we notice, with much interest and
pride. the successful efforts Of many Of
our branch societies in getting up concerts
suppers, lectures, &c., for the support Of
their organizations. We hope the citizens
of each town will take an interest in its
, local society and encourage the laudable
efforts of the ladies in this direction
When an evenings entertainment can be
made to bear fruit for so worthy q cause,
its festivities should be patronized by all
? who have a heart for our country and its
suffering heroes. Thus, we lay the needs
of our sick and wounded again before our
? cO-workers, calling upon them to rouse
themselves-as never befOre-tO sense Of
the immense demands made upon US, and
, trusting that the generosity that has never
failed US, will now show itself in re-
doubled contributions to our exhausted
stock.
The following named soldiers have been
received and assisted at the Depot Hospital,
during the two weeks ending February
25th, 1868:
W. Braley, I'd U. s. 8. 8, from Washington to
Conneaut.
], Fisher, Co. D., 4th Mich from Washington
2 to Ann Arbor, accompanied BY his fatner. NJ,
G. W Jsmison, Co. A, Goth Mich, nom wash
Ii 4. &c Craig, Co. B., sth Mich, from Fredericks
8 Oqs 81 Buchanan. s Co. B., Sd Mich, same as above
J. German, Co. F., Sd Mich, same as above,
] LamphieT, Co. F., 10Sd Ohio, from LoulsVli'
70 BoWsTs, No sharpshooters, from Nashville
q ]. Johnson, Co. D., 10th Aieh-' from freder
e Q, Simpson, Co. G. 9th Mich, from Freder
2 icksburg to Detroit
j. Lo6dell 6th Mich. Cav, from Washington .
e Detroit, accompanied by his fatner
W, Conner, Co. K, 18th n. y from Fredef
y icksburg to Michigan.
d Z. Tracy, Co. E., 9th Mich, from washington
n J. Dimssey, ooth N. y, from New York to Chi
h \. Tasset, 1st O. A, from Gsllatin, Tenn tt
E. wilson, same as above.
II B. F. Burger, Co. F., 24th Mich, from Freder
- icksburg 70 Detroit.
,e J. souIhard, same as above.
a R. strstton, Co. c., 18th Mich, from Washing
IF ]. nj sobert, Co. A., 2oth Ohio, from Washing
ton to PainesvilIe, accompanied by sister
10 J. D. Erwing, 18th Ohio same as above accom-
panied by his mother. -.
J. A. Heron, Co. K, Ith Mich, rom Patterse
" Hospital, n. J., to Euclid ,,.,..
/, J. Flood, Co. g., l1th Pa, from Washington t
a {. Bradley, Goth N Y, fIOm Fortress MOnrO
G. T. Baiiy, Co. H. 1Ith Ind, from Harrisburg
- Toledo.
Thos. Mcknight, Co. g., sth Ohio, from Bait
N tinore to Warren.
F. Holmes, Co. A, 2ith Ohio. from RaltimOr
m B. Hickman, Co. G., lOsd Ohio, from LOUIS
i stross Co. B., lO5th Ohio, from Louisvin
l. to Madison.
Of G. Booth, Co. h, 9th Mich, from New orlean
to Toledo.
2 ]. johnson, same as above.
as G. W. 0lmsteRd, Co. K, 24th Mich, irol
ID Washington to Detroit.
J. J. Littlefeld, same IS before
E. c. Gessler, same as above, accompanied
wife.
". R. Lewis, Co. G.. aith Mieh., from washinl
" ton to Detroit.