Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

for Identification by their friends. They ar
rived yesterday, and may be found at the
Museum. Two relies have already beer
identified by the friends of the dead hereof
who possessed them. The following is lis
of these memorials.
knapsack, "James Drummond, 18th Indi
Cartridge box, "J. E. o. NJ. Dickens"
Cartridge box, t'F. NJ. M"
Knapssek, "J. NJ. D."
Knapsaek, "W. q. Sanders, @, 1st Regiment
Gun-plug, 'sw. N. Leonard"
Plate, 81. D. D. Venter."
KUapssck, az. 8. Braid, B, 18th Alabama, d
KnaPsack, H. E, 25th."
/ Knapsack, 'W. H Brewer"
| Knspsack, "J. B. E, B, 18th o. IT,
Plate, John Bowers, B, Soth Indiana"
Cup, ''W. Jones" at. J. Lee" 's. b.
| Plate, "W. s. S.
Cup, an. Dings, C. and F., a."
] Knapsack, "J. Cox
| Knapsack, "J. q"
Envelope, "John c. Cairs, c, s5th Illineis."
| Envelope, "Ebenezer Lamb, 4, S5th Illinois "
Envelope, "Charles N. wilkins, D, 18th o. V.
l."
Envelope, "WiIliam B. Richie, F. 14th o. V,
l."
Envelope, "Alamon Congell, 18th Ohio"
terry"
1 kuapsack, sd. T.. M-"-beard'6 line.
Knapssck, "D. q. E. 26th,"-Palmer's left.
Knspsack, 81. ". Desmond, Planners left.
1 Cup, ON. Wells" near Widow Glenn's.
KnaPsack "John Shsdron, 66th o. V. I,''-neal
| scott's house.
Tistrap, B. spiIlman, E, s5th 0. V. I"A-near
Il Seotts house.
Strap, &c. Nelson,--I," NEAR scOtt's house.
Plate, "F. McEustis."
| Knapsack, "B. Phillips"
Knapsaek, "F: N Fowler, Z, 5sth."
Knspsack, civilian Curstr
Knapsacz, 'R. Q. J.''
Knspsack, "F. c. X, 6sth."
Letter of Isaac Hess to Joseph Hess.
Letter Of H Wiley, Ed. Preverie, Indiana, to
| g. Peter, Reynolds line.
Letter of Emanuel McElvy to Willie McElvy.
Commission Of Corporal Stephen G. Cain, G,
Envelope, "w; N. Lummuslin, h, 18th Indi-
sna,-Turchin's line.
Envelope, "Job EicheIbery, D, seth Ohio"
Envelope, 'E. N. Sumner, Stenben, Ind''
Envelope. 'Joseph Rains, A, 1oIst Indiana -
Envelope, "Henry Hsuer, H, 74th Ind. ."-Rey-
nolds' line.
Envelopes, "Moses Helverton, B, 18th U. 8.
l. found near grave thus marked.
Envelope, " John Wiley" Captain Skies Com
psny, SD Regiment, Ohio.
Envelope, " VIM. Wsddle," by solitary grave
on Chickamauga-Beard's line of battle.
Envelope, "Charles Noehlng, Company B,
10Th o. v. I."-Thomss' center.
Portfolio cover, Robert Glenn, Company 1,
Sd o. V. L."-Beard's line.
Letter, "Lucy Garrison" to her brother
Thomas center.
Letter from Susan McCOms-Thomas' CEN
ter.
Letter from lady in Hastings, New York, to
house.
Envelore, "Aaron Kuyksndsu o. Company
1, sth Kansas near Widow Glenn's.
Envelope, "- Fuller, Company A, 9Th o.
V. l. ;''-West of Scott's house.
Envelope, "John G. Berton, Sd Kentucky
Thomas center.
Ohio.
Envelope, "Augustns Miles, Company B, 4th
Hlinois-south ofWidow Dyer's.
Envelope, 4" Jacob Petre. Company G, 10Th
Indiana, south Of Widow Dyer's.
Envelope, "John ShultE, Company D, 2Oth
Indiana, ,"-Bssrd's right.
Envelope, Peter Rim, Company A, 18th o. -
west Of Widow Dyer's.
Letter from Mary Watson to her husband
QIima o. .)-Beard's line, near the supposed Josi-
lion of L0omis' Michigan battery.
Envelope, " Matthew A. Pine, ssth Indiana
Boards line.
Envelope, " George Miller, Company A. 21st
Michigan, south Of Widow Dyer's.
Letter from Ada" Massillon, Ohio, to her
brother OWen,-left Of Boards line.
Envelope, "P. McCort, Company A. S5th In
diana, ,"-Beard's left.
Envelope, " John C. Nevins, Company B, ssth
Illinois, Boards line.
grave,-north-west of Widow Glenn's.
Ambrotype ofa lsdy,-Thomas' line.
Testament, ''B. @. Grimes, Thomas cen
ter.
Envelope, "Miss Mary L. Northup, Pilot
Grove, Illinois, ,''-Palmer's line.
Letter, " John Primly,"-Pslmer's line.
Envelope, " John B. Mullen, 9Th o. V. L."
Envelope, " Samuel shultz, s5th 0. v. L."
Woods line.
Testament, az. R. walker,-ThOmas' right.
Envelope, Daniel L; Wilson, Company A, |
17th Kentncky," line.
Letter from sylistis Douglas to her husband
Envelope, Atkinson, 18th O. V. L."
Leaf Of diary, Josiah Hess,"-Palmer's line.
MISS ANNA Z. DICKINSON To-N1eHT.
It gives US pleasure to announce that Miss |
Dickinson has SO far recovered from her at |
tack of extreme hOarssnsss that she will be
able to speak, rs announced, in the Audience
Hall Of the Sanitary Fair building, tonight. |
Her lecture is entitled ''W ords fer the Hour,
It is the same which was delivered with such |
great success in the Hall Of the Houss Of |
Representatives in Washington, before the
Executive Of our nation and the Law givers
Of the land, and which has since been de-
Iivered through the country from New York
to chicagO,nssting everywhere with applause
and praise. The Chicago Tribune speaks as
follows Of the lecture:
1t is very difficult to analyEs ones sensa-
lions while listening to her, and about equal
y difficult to remember the transitions of
thought experienced as the lecturer proRres-
YES. At first you think Of the woman 40
stands before you, with pale immovablef fea-
lures and almost petite look, and feel inelin-
ID to wonder ct her sudaoity. Soon the
words fOW out from her lips thick and fast,
torrent Of burning, scathing, lightning elo-
luence, which carries you away in q sympa-
ihetie hoWj you forget the fraiI being Who
stands on the platform venting those ener-
setic sentences, crammed full Of undsnisbIs
acts, and fraught with self evident convie-
lion. The speaker is forgotten; the attsn-
lion is fixed on the theme, and You listen Is
'ne spell-bound, scarcely noting even the
'lose Of those wonderfully heightened sen
ences, uttered without break or pause. It
5 only whom the discourse is finished that
he hesrsr rseovers his sslf-possession, and
wonders that one 80 weak in appearance
hould posses the wonderful power Of sway
ng the hearts Of 9 multitude.
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