Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20
First ward Recruiting Association.

First ward Recruiting Association
Meeting this Thursday evening. The collecting
committees are desired to complete their eolec-
TORS and pay over to the Treasurer and report in
full this evening.
The funds thus far collected are expended, and
the work must rest unless more funds are forth
coming. The money is nesded now.
Any man enrolled in this ward and residing IN
another, fsilingto take stock in this Association,
may expect to find himself transferred, to take his
chance in the ward where he resides.
AL enrolled men In the ward, who sho1Id be sx-
empt by reason Of alensge or over age are desired
TO be present this evening and make the proper
proof before notary public (sho will be present.
and receive his exemption papers
An earnest effort must yet be made Larger
sums and more are wanted. Every member Of the
committee and every individual must do his whole
duty. There must be no sinking.
VIII every man who needs stock for his Cwn pro.
lection, and every one who can aid in the effort,
lot us have his money to. day.
VIM. MELHINCH, Prest.
E. CHESTER, sec. janl9lsG
Second Ward at VOrk.-At q meeting Of
the recruiting committee and officers of the Fec
ond Ward Draft Association held at the Union
Club Rooms, Monday evening, January 1G, the
ward was districted as follows, and the persons
named were authorized to collect funds with which
to procure recruits for the Second Ward, or to b'
used for the benefit of the drafted subscribers tC
this fund IN proportion to the amount they pay
It ia expected that at least twenty thousand dol
lars will be required to free the ward from the
coming draft, and while those in easy circumstan
must respond in proportion to their means. VERY
few who cannot psy fifty dollars, and the neeessi-
ties OF the case are such that those who fort
paid ten to twenty dollars must nov respond with
their fifty to one hundred. Some Of those whC
paid one hundred before will now pay i've hundred
II thoss subject to draft wiz chow disposition &
help themselves.
Parties need not wait to be called upon by th'
committees, but hand in their subscriptions to J
V. Painter, Treasurer, at Farmer & Painter
Bank.
T. c. Keith, 4. & Reynolds, J. Y. Painter ant
r. a. chapin have assigned to them all the terri
tory south of the centre OF Superior street. incud
ing all OF Euclid 10 MuirsOn.
s.H Beard and Peter Rose, north side Of Superb
or both sides of Rockwell, from Erie strost to the
Public Square.
J. E. Williams, v c. Taylor and VIM. D. Baker
all west Of the centre of Ontario street, from su'
PsriOr street to the Lake.
John N. Sterling, Jr., and E. Clark Luce, all be-
tw.sn Wood and Ontario streets, between Rockwell
aud the Lake, taking the centre Of the streets a
the boundary.
ChaSncey Prsntiss and Marshal v. Tiets, all be-
tween Wood ana Bond, bstwssn Rockwell and
the Lake, not including the north side of Rock
we'll.
Perry Prentiss and Clinton french, the cast side
Of Bond street.
Charles Sanford, Louis DeForrost and J. r. Ship
pard, al east OF Erie to Muirs n, including So
perior street extension, both sides, not including
Euclid street.
J. Z. Gridley, Z. Moresu, Martin Keiaer, Mar
Tin Graf, Paul KinsFother and Jacob Husdorier, 81
east Of Bond, not including east side Of Bond, and
all north Of Rockwell, not including any on this
street.
A regular meeting Will 10 held, and the commit
tees Will report every Friday evening at half pas
seven o'clock, at the Court House, room No. 1.
7. n. BOND,
President.
8. S. BARRIE. sec'y. janls:ls7