Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
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NOTHING AID HOSPITAL. srFPIIss Fnr sotrf -
fhs Richmond Disyaich Of tie 2tth Saws.
Complaints are made that boxes s,sd parcsl, cor
tanning clothing and other srtielss f,r our sciis-
90 a9t reGes feen- We have heard of an ipesara
N which some patriotic Southern lalssn rs.S, :,
over hundred suits Of elothing for a company )
volunteers II Virginia, the clothing was boxFd ~
anc sent On its way to those Who we're really EIei
ing for IT, and the ladies congratuIated tse-,s,la
That me friends and reiStITes in the fell eouI
speedily be relieved. We regret. however. 70 ss
that the boxes were broken open at some raiiEs
station, and every article Of dress taken fren tser
There are other outrages which VIC mirat iosicl
bat this is sufficient 10 show that there are soul
sordld Wretcbes IN the world to name y hon ON
be to condemn them to everlasting iDfauy. W
hospitals. we are inforGsed are ANNOYED By M
delay Of their packages Of supplies al variod
Ponta We are satisfied that the railway eompI
nieA viii do all IN their power to remedy any xs5
Jag evil and it is only necessary to call their Asse
tonic it. The welfare Of the soldiers is q par
mount consideration.
The PREsIDEST AND VICE PREsIDENT.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 24th SAYS:
President Davis, we re informed. vas in h
once yesterday, for the frat time since his rsce
alssck Of illness Vice Presi lent Stephens. who'd
We -" IN tie street. seemed to be enjoy iEg uausu
BREAD FOR THE AMY.
The RichEond Wig Of the 24.h' learns that 4
COmmissary Department CT the Confederate Cover
ment has purchased the ens.usive bakery Of I'd
W. N. TrysLET, on Sho1kos Hill, and viii hs-slftel
conduct its operations to supply bread and erleke
for the army.
ANOTHER MARYLAND REGIMENT PROPOSED.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th says:
The recent outrages practiced by the vulgIr de
pct At Washington upon the unsrmed people CT b
trzyed old Maryland, have fired anew the mart.
Erdor Of her gallant sons. now in this city nd
sPired renewed determination 70 vindiclte b
ancient fame and dignity.
SO earnest ard general is tbs sentiment Of
sentiment among tie Marylanders here, that
believe It but requires the sanction Of the A imin
Uaslon 70 insure, the organization Of a regiment
cool and Fesoiute men, who would desire no Aiqh
fame than that which they might win, from d.rOg
ing themselves into their native State aud the
rearing sloft the banner OF revolt, the banner und
which the Old Maryland Line 90 Oft marched
victory and to glory.
IL seems probsble, however, that a more uFsetie
bic and profitable direction will be zj-en 20 n
patriotic feeling Of the Marylanders. TX Govern
e Louis Lowe, Of Maryland, one Of the absst
most popular leaders Of that State, Is endsavUrin
and with fair prospects Of success We hear, 20 90
pleta the organization Of a brigade. or At least
one full regiment Of Mary LADDERS, with the obis
CT dghting, if that distinction should sccoI tha
in the van Of the movement. which it Is gelera
expected viii soon be made for the relief Of
down trodden lsister State President DEii
entirely consented 70 the proposed org znizstion,
commissions have already b zen issued We hear,
several Of ia subsltera of sers.
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