Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22
For The Chronicle.
Soldiers Relief Society.
Contribution. y0r tie ssst ending Nov. l'sa, 1891


Articles collected for the GAINESVILLE Hospital and
forwarded to Mrs. E. B. Haskins, Treasurer, by Lou
y. Gaines and Mrs. NJ Achey, from District No. s.
70 comforts, quill, pr sheets, blanket, bed
ticks, bolster, 20 pillows cases Ia pr socks 10
old shirts, II pr old pants, old table cloth, tow
els, pocket hid. bag and half bushel of dried
peaches, bushel dried apples, 2Ol bushels of sweet
and Irish potatoes, bag Of peas, do beans,
quart mustard seed, bottle honey bag of sage,
do mint, do wheat bran, u gallon Of Vinegar
Mutton suet soap, tansy, slippery elm, bot wine,
do tomatoes, do pickles, do ground MUSTARD
and bundles rags.
Collected in the neighborhood of Port Royal, and
forwarded by Miss Boyd NorAett:
4 sheets, comfort l blanket pillows and
cases, shirts, 2 pr drawers, l bundle of rags /
red pepper, jug vinegar 2 jars fruit mutton suct
horse radish slippery elm and fruits
Articles received in District No. O. and forwarded
by Miss Ellen K Yates
comforts pillows and o cases, pr pants, 4
towels, 3 bundles cotton rags, do linen 4 bottles
pickles do mustard, | do mustard seed, bottles
wine candles, l bottle catsup, do honey, do
cordial lbs soap, dried cherries, lbs butter lbs
mutton suet, bushel dried peaches, do apples,
3 bundles sage, pepper.
Mrs. f. J. Warfeld 3 pr socks and yarn for three
other pr, AZ lbs butter, doz eggs, bushels pota-
toes, Mrs. Edmondson bushels Irish potatoes, Mrs.
]. Keesee shirts, 2 chickens and soap; Mrs. Neb-
l., I q sb;
3 sheets, towels, pillow cases, l pillow; Mrs.
Rayb burn shirts, 3 pillow cases, pr drawers and
rags Mrs Magarean 2 pr socks, Mrs S S Upton sage
and slippery elm; Mrs McCauley 7 pr drawers 8
pillow cases Miss Mary Fowlkes c yds calico,
thread, buttons l shirt, pr drawers, l sheet, one
bundle rags Mrs Gilliat, l bundle old linen Mrs
Peacher comfort 2 Sheets 2 pr drawers s
towels, l sheet l bundle of rags Mrs Keesee 3 pr
drawers, pr socks, towels l bundle rags Mrs
N f Price bottle wine, l do Cordial l do honey.
From friend in the city, l barrel of sugar and l
of rice.
Money received.-From Mrs Elder $500 Mrs
Bringhurst $780, Fast-day collection at the Epis-
pocal Church $l265.
! From Mrs DR.. Drane, the following articles 2
comforts, blankets, pillow cases, towels doz
candles, l cake mutton suet bushels Irish pota-
toes half bushel dried peaches, lbs of wool rolls
Mrs Roth, city, shirts, 2 pr socks pillow case,
old linen.
The ladies are very earnestly engaged in trying
to collect blankets, socks Be- for Col Quarles regi
ment now at Camp Duncan, and hope that every
one, lady or gentleman, that has blanket or pair
of socks to contribute will at forward them to
Mrs. f. B. Haskns who will see that they are i'm.
nedately delivered at the Camp. We would urge
this upon our citizens, as the Regiment is In abso
lutte need of these indispensable articles. Some
have already been contributed, and list of them
reported soon as completed. No articles are in-
cluGed in report but those sent to Mrs. Haskins
BY order of Mrs, c. A. HENRY, Pres't
Mrs. W. B. MUNFoRD, Secy.