Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26


iAai u 4 hoped boats win os put 10 Fua.
alag og1er 70 ply between Stevenson and
Chattanooga. EiihsF event aillsnable us
10 hrinE our siorea here. To that cad We
sre forearding thea from Stevenson 70
Bridgeport 70 Be ready there for whichever
mode OF conveyance can Be made available
the s0oncsti and u bsfora tAat eyent 90
ours there should be an especial demand |
Tor 1hem here, teams aud wagons viii Be /
purchased 10 take them forward over ths /
mauntaina.
The array on thla eide Of he river ls 10,
ytt suffering for the Wanto tAem, aud Ws
shall Dot puTohase neaha af iFAnap0FtA-
r,0R as long aa there 10 = prospect % got
,thgteusaa lhFough IN llsaahRaiher meane
Be encouraged "a yepea Hlfsl Tor v ,ee
aohye movementa new maat, Icohunue 10
es % successful a. they have betn AltheF
70, the work % the seldlavy Ia this do
partmeRt will soob be nearly aalahed, aed
he ladies et The North eSa never fully
knew hos muah they have dene ,Areash
heir contributors 20 aeeemPliah thia To-
suit Yours very traly,
N. ., kEkp,
Agent U, 3, Sanitary Cemmisalen,
oa saturday q ssmpaAy et eas hundred
and twenty wea disabled and on Ngloash
oFdlssaAFgea we're cate ta,sed =, eur DsPo,
Hospital, They we're members ef New
York aad Massachusetts ReglHenia frem
the Aoupl,als of New oslsaas aud nA'ou
Rouge, Louisiana, Oae, a soldier from
oaeaaaeo County, New York, died a. The
.saln wAs entering The pspoI, cad bic re-
nalhs we're brought to The Reom1 of The
soOls,y aad buried trOn there with noet
respectful and tender ears, Il vas .
s,rabss and solemn seese Aad will not b
ssoa forgotten BY those who gathered
around che body Of oas WhO, though a
stranger, vas -, Ia The housu Of he
friends.
From another soldier who ARRIVED q, ths
aame time, weak aud exhausted through
long fever, and who went on Ma way II
alshL revived anl sustained BY res, and
aOurlshihg food, w have The following
cheering words
NEwsuHHrOsf MAss, |
Sept ~, 1888. I
Mas. RousE,-I safely arrived home
with my charge, aud you may Be sure 4
vas joyful event 70 ne % we'll as 10 biz
poor mother I leh Cleveland a. foul
o'clock on Saturday, aud whoa I arrives
IN Buffalo, got sleeping oar and tool
aim 10, and arrived al AlhAay on sunday
at nine o'clock IN the morning, aud stay .,
there all the next morninR, when l wen
over the Hudson river aud took the earp
And arrived At NeWburyport ~ Ave o'olocl
Monday night He was very tired, hu
this morning he IL nicely and will soon b
able 10 write lou himself and thank yol
III for your klndness 70 him and to ne
Your man, George 60, me = large bottle o
very Moe oyator soup, which was groA
nelp 10 the siek by. I will write yol
from time 10 time hoW be is getting along
God bless you. all, for your kindness 70 Al
our soldiers, aud may you never laok 70
friends. Accept my gratitude for you
goedpuss 70 me, and rect assured that yeu
sindness will never Be forgotten. Ani
ueW that God will bless and keep you al
aad that you may live long and happl
lives ia the earnest PRAYER q your tfu
friend. sERe'F ALBERT PLUMMER,
Co. b, fsth RegL Mass. v. N.
NewbuFyPOrl Mass.
To Mas. B. RousE, President
Of the soldiers' Aid Society,
Cleveland, Ohio.