Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
CONTRIBUTIONS

Total, $500
No. bottles containing brandy, wine, whis-
ky, &c. 909; No. jars preserves, pickles, &C.,
331; No. demijohns, 5; l barrel pickles; l
cask wine; oask brandy; bandages, AIS;
rolls various widths and lengths; several
pounds of lint. In addition to these, guam
titles of sugar, tea, spices, soap, candles,
crackers, dried fruit, salve, &c.
Rutherford county has contributed the fol-
lowing: % blankets, quilts, IA comforts,
I04 pillows. ~ pillow-slips, 5 mattresses,
IS sheets, 80 towels. 164 shirts, ~ pairs
drawers % pairs socks. robe, pairs pants,
vests 6 coats. 10 handkerchiefs, 40 fans,
l26 bottles, Sc jars.
GAINESVILLE: 20 blankets, quilts, pill
lows, 80 comforts, 10 pillow-slips, "a sheets,
so shirts, 25 pairs drawers No. 2. Is pairs
socks. 6 pairs pants, 6 vests. 5 coats, 2 bot
ties. jars. l piece dried beef.
Franklin: I6 blankets, quilts. comforts,
Is pillows. 50 pillow-slips, SO sheets; 80 tow
els, Sc shirts, 81 pairs drawers, Is pairs
socks, robe. 10 pairs pants. 2 coats. 2 hand
kerchiefs, II table cloths, 1 barrel of pickles,
demijohn tomato catsup, 81 bottles, 81 Jars.
Cumberland Iron Works: 1 comfort, pill
iow-slips, IL sheets. towels, 50 shirts, 10
pairs drawers, Is pairs seeks, 1 robe. pairs
pants. 2 vests, 5 coats, Is handkerchiefs, 3
bottles, IA jars.
Harpeth: IL blankets, quilts, comforts,
pillow, SO pillow-slips, 48 sheets, Sc towels,
122 shirts, AZ pairs drawers, 81 pairs socks
% pairs pants. vests, Z coats, 20 bottles, IL
jars.
Pulaski: 6 shirts, pairs drawers. 2 sheets,
pillow cases. towel, 5 handkerchief, 3
coats, II jars. 2S bottles.
College Grove: 80 shirts, % pairs draw
ers, sheet, pairs slips, cans elder salve,
bottles.
Mrs John Wyley-Waverly: bottles port
wine. bottles strawberry vinegar, 2 bottles
whisky, comforts, 1 blanket. dozen tow
els, s shirts, pairs drawers, 3 pairs socks,
box lint.
Brentwood: Is jars, "a bottles, 8 boxes
| crackers, 1O3 shirts. &c pairs drawers. 25
sheets, ~ towels, blankets, % pillow slips,
Il handkerchiefs, IL pairs pants. 3 comforts,
pillows. Is pairs socks. bedtick.
Mrs. E. c. Bondurant: 4 pillows. sheets.
5 towels, s bandages, 6 pairs drawers. 5
| shirts. pillow-slips, 8 quilts, bedtieks, 2
handkerchiefs, piece domestic II bottles, 4
jars. 1 bag sage
OldtOwn. 20 pairs socks. sheets, II pill
lOw-slips, 6 table cloths, 20 shirts, pairs
pants, blankets, 6 pairs drawers. towel
A box from the ladies of the Sd civil dis
| trict, Franklin.
Triune sheets, pillOw-slips, 4 blank
cts, 4 comforts, pair gloves, 5 pairs socks,
boxes Gelatlne, sage, pepper, dried fruit.
The Society having also been empowered
to take charge of the State Hospital, has
supplied quantities OF bedding, clothing and
food, and detailed nurses from its members.
who have faithfully performed their arduOus
duties from dawn until dark. The Young
Mems Christian Association has provided at
PENDANTS for the night watch, and SO rapid
has been the recovery of the patients, that OF
over 800 bus about 40 remain, most OF whom
are cOnyalescents.
The Hospital at the Fair Grounds has also
been supplied with everything requisite, and
many of the soldiers with underclothing.
1t is needless for the Society to rel crate Its
heartfelt thanks to those who have so molly
aided in its efforts to meet the wants OF our
brave, self-sacri6cing soldiers. May blessings
| numberless be theirs.
Mrs. FELICIA G. PORTER, Pres.
Mrs. T. l.. MARSHALL, Secretary.