The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
ARRIVAL OF THE SSFH 0. '. /.
inception and entertainment.


The gallant old 3sth Ohio regiment ar
rived here over the cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati road, Saturday afternoon,
and after e wash at the depot, was escorted
up town by the Reception Committee and q
brass band, amid lines of huzzaingpeoPle
Arrived at the Park, the men were formed in
double line before the speakers stand, when
Bush White, Esq, made them,i in behalf ofthe
city, an eloquent speech of welcome home
to the privileges, duties and enjoyments of
citizens.
His speech, was, at its close, greeted with
three rousing cheers by the regiment,
whereupon the boys fled into the
tents and devoted themselves with keen
appetites to the excellent dinner spread for
them,
The regimental roster is as follows;
Lieutenant-C Colonel COMMUNICATIVE.
Irving.
Msior-Andrew Newman.
SurgeOn-HazelI B. Powell.
Chaplain-John Poucher.
observation-disclosures A. Evans.
Adiutant-JOhn S. Cameron.
Sergeant Msjor-Joseph w. Cummings.
Quartermaster Sergeant--Martin Il. Trow-
bridge.
Commissary Ssrgeant-JacOb Hafer.
Hospital Steward-Alfred Plummer.
Company A-First Lieutenant, Webster
Jones.
Company B-First Lieutenant, Edward
Metz.
Company C-Csptsin, E. B. Cuttelbsrry ;
Second Lieutenant, Simon WsterStOne.
Company D-Captain Jacob G. Donald
son FirsS Lieutenant, Albert W. Dslph.
Co E-Captain A " Burgoyne; First
Lieutenant James N. Patterson.
Co F-Csptsin John " Pollock; First
Lieutenant Jacob Lane.
Co G-Captain Josiah W White; First
Lieutenant Edward P McCutchan.
Co H-First Lieutenant Vim Boyers.
. Co I-Captain David Renton; First Lieu
tnnant Joseph COOns.
Co K-Captain Charles II Gorsuch First
Lieutenant David M Lazenby; Second
Lieutenant Wm A Carnahan,
The 3sth was organized at Defiance, in
Septem Der, 1861, under the Colonelcy Of
Edward Bradley, having been recruited in
the Northwestern counties of the State.
It went out with nearly one thousand men,
and returns with about six hundred and
thirty. It has seen hard service, and has
lost heavily, f~rightfully in officers and
men. Colonel Bradley was soon disabled.
His two successors we're killed in battle,
and the present commander, Lieutenant
Colonel Irving, lost g leg in the battles
around Atlanta.
We understand that the ssh and 14th
regiments have been associated. They
have been in services under Generals Thorn
as and Sherman, and have contributed
much to the putting down of the rebellion.
After dinner the men marched over to
Camp, to await payment and ~disbandipg.
The s~ailout bOye of our Ohio regiments
express themselves delighted with the
treatment received by our citizens. All
should call at Davis Oak Hall to get their
c~lothing-it is the largest and best empOri-
UNI in the city.
CONCERNING THE FOURTH OF JULY FUNDS
The following report was handed US Friday
night, for the next mornings issue, but
somehow got mislsid
The Committee who has had charge of
the Celebration on last Fourth of July, held
their final meeting on Thursday evening
last, at the mEyUT UmUOy GIan
in the Chair, and W. P. Fogg, Secretary.
D. A. Dangler, Treasurer and Chairman
of the Finance Committee, submitted his
account of receipts and expenses, with
vouchers, which was audited by Messrs. F.
W. Pelton and Geo. May, and approved as
correct.
We subjoin a summary of the Treasurer's
report: