Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

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FIRE AT TITUsvnLE.-The Crawford Jour
nal says: Upon last Thursday morning.
about 10 O'Clock, fire broke out in Titus
willie. on the corner of the street opposite
the Petroleum Bank, and ragged with great
furv for nearly two hours. The citizens OF
the place had a short time previously IN
vested q few thousand dollars in fire en-
zine. hut on this occasion it could not be
made to work for long time. Old hremen
from this place tried to warm it into action,
but all to no purpose. Finally, 1t was taken
charge of by some gentlemen, we eeLeYe
by the name of Lee, who succeeded IN |
forcing the machine into action, exactly IN |
time to save the town from being reduced |
10 one vast pile of ashes. Great consterna-
tion prevailed among the thousands pres
ent. The borough authorities should lose
no time in organizing one or two eheient
fire companies.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
TIE SOLDIERS REsT.-The Journal takes
the Meadville folk to task for not taking
vigorously in hand the erection of Sol
diers' Home in Meadville, using, and
adl;-. -, iIA IihAYa1- donation mada for
that purpose, last fa'l, by James McHenry,
CIV. Culver, and others. From all ac-
counts it seems that a Home is among the
things absolutely needed at that point for
the comfort of disabled soldiers passing
through.
CAsUALr1Es IN NORTHERN OHIO REGIMENTS.
THE following is a list of the casualties in
several Northern Ohio regiments in the
battle near Nashville, December 18th;
4lsT 0. Y.
John Hobbs F, hand, slight.
Corporal John Bansard, b, leg amputated'
| snyder, A, foot, alght.
Francis Klenegger, /, leg, amputated-
Joseph Underwood, F, leg, amputated
George Brewer, killed.
1OlsT Owl
W Hutchen, G, killed.
! W Mundweiler, II, hand, flesh
Ist LieutenantJ Butler, b, leg, flesh
CoEporaI Alfred Ford, G, foot, fractured.
Cor poral NJ Power, K, arm, fractured
| Corporal J Haliwell, E, head, hesh
W II Whitman, Ii, thigh fracture, will de-
: NJ Humphry, 6, shoulder, flesh.
49ru o.v.I.
KII1Ep-W Il Ford, Il; sergt Major George W
Bronson; Thomas Petit; Sergt John Yates, d
w WoTspEp-lst Lieut. John Gibson E, nOse Isl
Lieut. J Rapp, C, leg, flesh; " Orame, +, thigh
] flesh; Jacob shroup, L, leg, flesh
GR,yD CaR1s7MAs SoCIABLE AT THE ARNoRY
PEARL STREET, on MONDAY EVENING DEC
I 26TH, l864.-On Monday evening, the Sol
! | diers' Family relief committee will givt
another of their very pleasant parties, Th'
money obtained will got the suffering faml
lies of our soldiers who are now doing nobl
work st the front. We can assure ou
= friends of the West Side good time. By
o glance at the names appended below 1t vii
E Be seen that the affair is in good hands
HONORARY MEMBERS.
John Sargent, Wm D. Castle
| D. p. Rhodes, J. J. Burtlh'
| @. L. Russell, NJ ,. hooti
~ | Capt. James Lundy, Capt. Benz u 5Weet'
% John Lundy, kueDen BECKER
j" 60 Thomas Hackett, VIM Oaset
David Vance, John epanlolng'
e 1. NJ. Coe, Chas tale,
!. Alfred Manning. +. NJ. fecki
- Charles Norton, John htroy,
~ c. C. Briggs, b. J. MeDb,
Aid. John Martin, A. n. spencer,
= S:"6 FrGHfts,, RI. u. NetsOh Fufay'
A ACTING MANAGERS.
&, G. H. Warrington, C. R. Evatt; H. t. TOwnssn
Z. CHARLES E. WAITE, Treasurer
T; -
h: MARRIED.
In tbi. city. On the SOth inst. By BeTs. P.
8 Bisbon and s, B, Psgs, Mr.. GEORGE A. OH
y, MAN, Of Boston, and Mis- SARAH NJ. BlSHO
u, pIy dauehtsr of Hon. ]. P. Bishop, Of Cleyelan
F, zzzzlz-
a. DIED.
In this tity, on the 2lst inst. of Scarlet Fe7'
At the residence Of E. COwles, CYRUS DAVIS, 5
Of George and Helen D CosiDg, Of Seneca Falls,
7, sged months.
The remains were taken to soEeca Falls for
terment.
A, R1AD. o.v.EOo3wosTH. ?. z. sEs1
G. A. READ & CO..
,,t BANK ERSu
. 95 SUPERIOR ST., OLEvELAED, Oh ~,