Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-12-20
Report Of Soldiers ReliefsOciety
Continued ytNOsi last ~sst, up to Monday evsssg,
December i6th

Continued RON last Wsst, up to Monday evening;
December 10th.
We regret that our limited space forbids an emu
meration Of the articles contributed; we can only
give the names Of the generous donors As a simpiS
acknowledgement that their donations have been
received. We know not in what terms to express
our high appreciation of their berality aud Kind
ness. rss Asa
From Mrs. DR.. Holmes, Montgomery County:
Mrs. Mollie Brewer, Mrs 4. L. Williams, Miss H
| B. Williams Mrs. Maj. Bagwel, Mrs James Bruhty
Mrs. John Keesee, Mrs. Il. J. Drsne, Miss NJ. Drana
n. b. Lacy Nat Miles Miss u. Long, Mrs. Bobo, r.
Hutchinson, Mrs. f. NJ. Barker, Mrs. N; NJ Forgus
son, Mrs. w. NJ. Dudley, Mrs WatRins, Louiss
Furnace and from the ladies Of Henderson, Kyt
Mrs. j. A. Cherry, Mrs J. G. johnson, Mrs. =. NJ.
Johnson, Mrs. Hollister, Miss y. d. Grant Mrs y.
Grant Ms. Rebecca HUFF, Mrs. J. Nicholson, Mrs.
e. Turner, Mrs, Sallie Shaw, Mrs, E. Walker, Mrs.
Amanda Majors, Mrs p Hunter, Mrs. H. H. NAL
lory, Mrs s. Mallory Miss Ella Lowe, Mfs. Clardy
Mrs Barbee, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Thomas Gross, Mrs.
D. Grant Mrs. A. Grsqt Mrs. J, Ussery, Mrs. n
Hester, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Carney,
Nrs Ann L. Morris, Mrs. 6, W. NoFthington,
Mrs Drue Taylor Mfs beah Miss Sallie Ghoisoh,
Mrs VIM. Martin, Mrs. Mockbee, Mrs. 10. DAILY,
Andrew Lyle, VIM. Moore Mrs. Steele; Miss Nan
ME Ty er collected and sent n valuable contribu-
tlDn uflUl Tue hOiiOWIuS pcfcOuS--t MfS fuuftNut1
Miss Mildred Hitter, Mrs. A. II. Ewing, Mrs. R. y.
Wilcox, Mrs. Il, Knott Ms. James Ross, Mrs. Jor-
dan Neblett Mrs. J. Il. Bowling Mrs. E. B. Hatcher
Mrs. S. Grant Mrs. Farmer.) Mrs. Egbert Beau
mont, Mrs, Ann Ellis Mrs. hatcher, Mrs. N. Whit
field, Mrs. ]. Mctralf Mrs. J. D. Killebrew, Ms.
Mary Barton, Mrs: Juliet Hitter, Mrs Hamilton, Of
Nashville. =.
From the city, The following ladies have contrib
uted clothing and bed clothing Mrs. DR.. Oobh
Mrs. Ella Glenn, Mrs. Joseph JohHSob, ST., Mrs. O.
7, Lewis Mrs. Henderson, Mrs Holbert, Mrs. Lock-
ert Mrs. Stacker Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. A. Johnson,
Mrs. DR.. Finley, Mrs. W. NJ. Stewart Mrs. Bryce
Stewart, Mrs. Col. Smith, Mrs. Alwell, Mrs Lyons,
Mrs Murphy, Mrs Elder, Mrs. @. A. Henry, Mrs.
Geo Martin, Mrs DIT. Hsskius, Mrs. Rick, Mrs A.
B. Harrison, Mrs. McCIll0ch, Mrs Bryarly, Mrs.
Seat Mrs Balthrop, Mrs. d. N Kennedy, Mrs. J.
T. johnson, Mrs NJ. II. Moore, Mrs W b. Munford,
Mrs. Dunlap Mrs. E. Broaddus, Mrs. J. u. Bal
ley, Dr.. MeCaHIey Boardman h Alwell, Mrs, g.
Couts, Mr.. Gum, Mr.. Coulter. ..,......,.-.,
We have received very handsome donation
agaiH this week, from the Juvenile Society, and
would like exceedingly to give list but will ouly
say, amongst the many articles of value, there was
the very sdug sdnh of s22 co. collected from various
gentlemen in the city. We return them and al
others our most fervent thanks for their generous
contributions, and hope they will be eontinued
from time to time. We hope our friends in the
country will remember we have long winter be-
fore rs and MANY Of those articles, So necessary i
the comfort of the sick cannot be procured in this
market for any price. We trust, also, that they
will be assured that will our utoste xertions
to see that their benevolent intentions are fully car
ried out We are much gratiled to see that slse
young ladies of the country are endeavorngs In
these times of public distress TO make themselves
so useful in this our common cause We must
again say the ladies must not forget the sick at the
College vino so much need their attention. i,sss
The Society in Cisrksvie request Mrs. Mary
Barton and Mrs r. Pollard, of Pea Ridge 70 net
as Agents for our Society to collect any contrbd-
tions and forward them from their neighborhood.
By order of the President, - ~ aa.a~
Mrs. G. A. HENRY:
Mrs. w. B. MtSsoap, sec'y