Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-12-06
For the Chronicle.
Soldiers Relief Society.

Mr. Jo Broaddus, bolt domestic.
Mr. Macrae, l
i Mr. 3 johnson, "
Mr. Chas Parrish 2 yds cotton ticking.
] Mrs Burnley, 80 80.
Mrs Kellogg comfort, blanket
Mrs Joshua. Cobb, pillows and cases, sheets
2 pair drawers, shirts 2 bottles cordial, blank
cts
Mrs Forbes ! coat tairEpants, pair drawers,
| pair socks shirts.
Mrs Stacker, pair drawers, wooden shirts.
Mrs Champlin, 10 yds domestic, shirts, pair
socks, 5 handkerchief soap and tape.
Mrs Joseph Grant chickens, 2 doz eggs, 2 bus
meal.
Mrs Yates, 2 doz eggs. 2 chickens.
Mrs Johnson, chickens.
Mrs Albert Herring, mutton hams
Miss Lettie Donoho, 3 shirts.
Mrs VIM Drane, pair pants, pair socks bot
wine.
| Mrs Atkins blanket, pair drawers shirt,
pair socks, handkerchefs, pillow cases. bot
wine.
Mrs Wyatt, l quilt peck dried peaches, l bot
catsup, l hot wine, dressed chicken butter, sage
Misses Spurrier, linen and bandages 4 pair seeks
from a friend.
Mrs Broaddus, AZ lbs candles, p yds domestic
linen.
Mrs Parrish, pillows
Mrs Bagwe 2l bus sweet potatoes, bus
! turkey, gal milk.
Mrs VIM Sersey, 2 lbs butter onions, pepper sage
Mrs James Allen, bus pickles, lbs butter, on
ions.
Mr. B Telts, bus sweet potatoes, gal milk.
Mrs VIM Corew, dressed fowls, dried fruit
peck onions, pepper, cabbage
Mr. d Laughrain A lbs butter, sage, doz eggs
VIM 0rgain. cabbage, catsup gal milk.
John Thompson, fowls, l peck dried peaches,
bus meal.
T EIargrove, bus meal
W Away, . fowls, bus sweet potatoes,
turkey.
G. 0rgaih, fowls, 81 doz eggs, 2 gal milk, bus
meal, bot wine.
Mrs Jno Ussery 2 lbs butter, onions.
Mrs VIM Ussery, 81 lbs butter.
Neblett bus meal.
Mrs Henry Lyle, J bus meal, chickens, 2 doz
eggs lbs butter.
W Thompson bus meal, heads cabbage,
fowl, IL ID butter, pepper. onions, slippery elm
W Ussery } bus dried fruit | ID butter,
fowls, bus neal
Mrs Shadwiek, lbs butter gal milk, 8 doz
eggs
S D Hunt, chickens bus sweet potatoes,
bus meal, gal vinegar, red pepper.
Martha NJ Orgain, sage, onions, red Pepper.
Mr. TURNKEY, doz spoons
List Of Donations rom the Juve,rile Retief Soty
MAMIE HAsKINs, President.
DoRA JUDKINs, Vice-President.
SAIttE LEWIS Secretary.
NINA Conn, Treasurer
Saie Adkins, 3 shirts.
Dora Judkins, pair socks.
Mary Lewis, pair socks
Jennie Cobb pair drawers, 3 shirts l can of
peaches bundle of sage from Ophelia Peart
Salle W Cobb, pair drawers 8 handkerchiefs.
Sallie Lewis pair socks
Mamie Cobb, 81 co and handkerchiefs, Shirt
pair socks.
Mamie Ilasklns, pair socks, 10 handkerchiefs
Miss Matte Green, pair socks by Mamie Has
kips
Nina Cobb, 81 90, shirt.
From J B johnson & Co., by Nina Cobb, IL yds
domestic, doz spools thread, papers needles :
from Mr. Hiram Tarwater doz papers needles,
pair scissors.
From Mr. Hollius by Mamie Haskns, 81 90:
pair socks knit by Mary, little servant girl, and
bundle of bandages and congresses.
The ladies received with great pleasure the do
nations of the Juvenile Relief Society, and award
them high praise for the good accomplished in the
short time since they have been organized. Par
tcularly do they deserve credit as the socks were
the product of their own industry. We bid the
little girls God speed, and rope that it may soon be
said that there is not little girl in the town or
county who has not knit at least one pair of socks
for the Confederate soldiers.
The ladies desire also TO make special acknowl-
edgment of the valuable donations received from
the South Side, through Mr. Bagwell. His prompt
patriotic, and benevolent action in collecting the
articles, as well as the liberal manner in which the
people of that neighborhool responded to Ills call
is worthy Of all commendation. May it be but the
"beginning Of the end" We can but say-"well
done for Il South Side" Could all the ladies' in
town and county have heard the eloquent and
torcble remarks of the Surgeon General before cur
Society at its last meeting and his touching allu-
sion TO the Efforts Of members, and also nnder
stood the high estimate which be has been pleased
to place upon our labors. we feel assured that all
would have been stimulated to renewed exeftions
for the relief OF The sick and suffering soldier He
is now organizing in this city permanent Hospital
with four hundred as beginning. This simple
statement We hope will be sufficient to arouse all
the friends of the cause to use their utmost exer-
tons in its behalf We most earnestly solicit con-
trbutons of Hospital clothing, bed clothing, and
the very necessary article for tho comfort of the
sick--soap. The ladies of The city win continue
their contributions heretofore, only upon larger
/ scale. The President of the Society has apI oned
rs committee TO solicit donations on the South
side, Miss Jennie Edmondsou, Miss Eddie Allen,
Miss Steele and Miss Gboson, and we hope the
young ladies viii atcept this apoin'met and at
bafr mill allf fha al md
energy that our necessities demand
BY order of Mrs, G. A. HENRY, Prest
Mrs. w. b. MtNFonp, Secy.
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