Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-17


DONATIONS TO THE SANITARY FAR
We append list of donations to the Sanitary
Fair, which are recorded in the books Of the
Central Executive Committee, No. 81 Bank
Street. This list does not include the dOna-
tions made to the various Committees on
Machinery, War RsIics, &c., &C., which are
numerous and reliable, and which we shall
lay before our readers in a day or two:
C. E. Brisler Co., New York, sets children's
furs.
Mrs. George Miller, Cleveland, I vase, book.
James B. Smith, Philadelphia, u books assorted,
set 12 volume juveniles.
Stone Woodman, New York, dozen manifold
writes, 80 dozen wallets.
William Melhineh, Cleveland, American Flag.
Mrs. d. s, Stevens, Cleveland, chairs.
Hon. John Fitch, Alton, ILL.,, books of the.Army
Of the Cumberland
Mrs. William Melhinch, l Chinese silk bedspread
burton a Pierce, Vermlllion, o., Photograph
John Il. Morse, South Kirkland, o., COnfeder-
Kate n. Doggett, Chicago, collection of MOSES.
Mrs. c. 8. Sell, Louisville, KY, collection Of
grasses.
J. Watson, oberlin o, raisons, candy and can
dies.
Mrs S Raym nd, Cleveland, pair bracelets.
Euclid Greek Aid Society. IS.
James G. Gregory, New York, invoice Of books,
S26.35.
A. D. Bache, Washington, D. G., lot of coast maps.
NJ. L steiglitz Co, New York, invoice goods,
valued st $500.
F. A. Brady, New York, 10 volume books " Clip
sey's Vow" $500.
n, 4 e. CLAM, New York, invoice of furs, S11 so.
Mrs: l. Gorrell, Hahnsville, O., clothes rack,
$500.
Capt a. P. Girty, 9th Ohio Infantry, Confeder-
ate Pike from Fort Wagner.
8. @. Hubbard, Ashtsbuls, Ohio, one Coal Stove,
Arrkr nt
Clay, Webster, Adams, 6c.
E. Guliknust, Philadelphia two dozen photo
C. F. Newton Co., Invoice of gold pens, $3.50
H. Jarcki, Erie, Penn, one patent lightning
rod point.
Charles French, East Rockford, Ohio, one load
hickory wood, IS.
Sanitary Commission, Nashville, 81 photographs
Of Gen Grant, do Gen. Thomas, do Brig
Gen. Thomas, 8 do Gov. Andy Johnson, 2s
do Lights and Shades, $40.
Kitty Nerth, Cleveland, ten Dolls Hoods.
Hilton Head, one box Straw Baskets.
Cleveland Gas Co., Cash $1,000.
Soldiers Aid Society, Niles, Ohio, Cash $50.
Mrs: Helen M. Taylor, seven cans of fruit, Cash
John Blair, Cleveland, Cash IS.
Little Boy, Warren Ohio Cash 81.
spang, Chalfant Co., Pittsburgh, Cash 500.
Soldiers Aid Society, Rock Creek, Cash Sc.
Mrs. A. Russell, Cleveland, Cash So.
Mrs. L. II. Chase, Cleveland, Cash IS.
Mrs. j. g. Williams, Cleveland, Cash IS,
Mrs. P. Garrett, Cleveland, Cash 81.
F. Judson, Cleveland, twelve Brass Stars.
Mrs. L. F. Burgess, Cleveland, Cash s..
Mrs. Geo. Morrell, Cleveland, Cash IS.
Mrs. Richardson, Cleveland, Cash 81.
Mrs. S. s. Stone, Cleveland, Cash IS.
Mrs. G. @. Griffin, one Bed-Quilt, sl2.
HolmesVille Soldiers Aid Society, one Bed Quill
IS.
Employees Cleveland Herald, Cash ss4, 81.
" " Leader, d" SlOl, so
From Employees, one day each in Lake Erie
Iron weeks, St26,4S.
From Otis b Co., same amount, Sl26,4S.
From Packard Chatham Centre, ST.
From Parma Mite Society, s25,Os.
From German Soldiers Aid Society per Mrs
Haltnorth, $1,000
From L zzie Gaus, Picres, Stark county, "a little
girl four years old,) s3,25.
From Dr. and Mrs. E. Cushing, Cleveland, s25
i. S. Jaffray Co., New York, per Aleott Hor-
ton, S25O,OO.
rockingham Bsylies, New York, per L. L.
Lyon, $4,000.
Soldiers Aid Society, Kelloggsville, Ashtsbuls
county, per Mrs. R. s. Brown, $40
Ladies North Madison, Ohio, SI,66.
Feb. 16, 1864