Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-20
RELIEF for Che sunerlnr.

Relief for the Suffering.
The soliciting committee appointed to
wait on our citizens for subscriptions in
aid Of the destitute at Chattanooga and
elsewhere, met at the store of Mr.. Stoekell
yesterday afternoon. Those submitting
reports Of collections made, spoke enthnsi-
astically Of the liberal and general dis
position manifested TO respond TO the cry
for bread The full amount in cash handed
in mp to last evening footed up the hand
some sum of $4,000. This, in addition to
what the value of the provisions Sub
scribed would bring, and the moneys not
yet reported, would swell the contributions
up to a very handsome figure. Reports
from only FIVE or six wards were handed
in yesterday. These we append:
FIRST WARD
B. II. Cook $40, j. P. Mathews S.,
Thos. Caldwell S., James g. Moore SIS, w.
f. Moore s., Connell 0Donnel $50, cash
81, A. J. Rose So, T. H. Kearn s., f.
Murphy 81, cash 81, H. H. Haslock S.,
NJ. r. Gulman S., J. B. Love & Co. So,
o. f. Noel $40, cash 81, John Thompson
$50, cash 81, b. w. & Co. s., John Car
per 81, c. L. Woodruff s., cash $l2, j. H,
Ewing $40, Cowan, Bradshaw q Co. So,
T. 0. Morris 81, cash 50, P. Fisher 81, NJ.
Pennebaker s., ID. L. Sobel 50, A. Led
better 81, G, F. Jones & Co. s., j. A.
Yeargan So, Mr. Hnghston s., G. Byrne
81, w. A. PEBBLES $40, cash 81, Irby
Morgan, Bryan & Co..Sl00, Mr.. Hudle-
brand 81, A. Tyler & Co S., John Nc
Laughlin s., Thos. Conner $50, j. w.
Hamilton S., II. Metz s., A. Garrett S.,
Perry & Dumont S., John Hughes So,
Gilbert, Parkes & Co. S., ]. r. Paul So,
McRoberts & Balm 81, B. F. Weller 81,
NJ. B. Pitcher So, r. F. Bell So, Smyth &
Parks S.. T. T. Saunders S., Chas. Camp
bell IS.
THIRD WARD.
James Sloan $40, Feltu & Shoupless $40,
A. Hemphill S., w. G. Shaw, Henry Brans-
ford 81, James Everett SO, B. H. Brown,
Samuel Lowell Soc, G. w Hendershott s.,
Charles Warren 81, w. Daugherty 81, JAS.
Miller 81, D. NJ. Parrish 81, A. J. Porter,
E. Killeny 81, Chas. Reguin 81, S. Riddle
berger s., Thos. Gardner 81, +. A. Fuller
So, J. Scott 81, NJ. NJ. Terry, Dan Adams
S., F. H. Woods $3.50, S. T, Davidson 81,
Smith, Valette & Co., 81 so, NJ. Luskie So,
M. Whitemuilier SOC, J. c. Burch S25,
J. Jones So, J. Browne, $40, Craighead,
Breast and Gibson $25, Robert Pinkard So,
E. w. Farrer S., Kline & Sherman SO,
Chas. L. Mousch S., W. Freeman & CO.,
$40, ]. w. Hill & Co. $40, j. C. Roach 81.
Total, 1925 so.
SIXTH WARD.
J. w. Wilson & Co. two barrels of -four,
L. Moses So, Treppard & Co. $40, w. L..
Greenfield & Co. $25, Dolin, Barnes & Co.
S.. R. II. Singleton SIS, J. w. Fisher 81,
cash 81. J. D. Voltz 81, Chas. Smith 81, +.
Twitchell 81, John Lonegan 81, W. A.
Wherry 81, E. c. Boyle, H. A. Huntington
& Co. $40, T. L. D. $40 Rosenheim & Bro.
81, National Savings Bank $40, Jas. A.
Mcclure $40, Peoples Bank So, E. X. G.
SIS, Moulton, Bradley & Thompson 81.
Total, 1924.
FIFTH WARD.
Hillman Brothers $500, D. Weaver 800,
Edgar Jones 800, John Kirkman 800,
John NJ. Lea $50, John M. Hill 500, H.
g. B. Douglas $50, A. G. Adams & Co. S25,
S. d. Morgan S25, Hicks, Houston & Co.
$25, cash SOS, Gardner, Buckner & Co. $25,
Evans, Fite &,Co. $50, Capt. Drouillard
S25, Chatham, Woods & Co $50.
NINTH WARD.
Chas. Kircher SIS, Mrs. Atteener So, F.
Klooze S., Henry Short 81, j. Warner 81 !,
L. Mucket 81, A. Karsch S., A. Voght 81,
A. Horn 81, j. Thomm, 81, E. Pool 81,
NJ. Duggan 81, A. Lauther 81, M. Harvey
81, j. f. Manlovs So, cash 81, Mrs. Coyle
So, Mr.. Bowman 81, Mr.. Buchanan 81 so,
H. W. Reaves soc, Mr.. Majors 81, Mrs. P.
Majors 50, L Lapp 81, Mr. Mailman 81,
c. Embrusch 81, H. Schaland So, NJ Hefty
81, E. Stearns 81, Doubleday 81, VIM.
Maskey So, J. Senat Soc, Thos. Hudson 81,
John Fedever 81, Jas. Warner 81 so, j.
Lacoop 81, M. Sandhouse 81, f. Tighten
berger SIS.
Mr.. Isaac Paul reported the following
collections: Mrs. Hollins, Edgefeld, $50,
w. II. Harris So Pat. Doyle $50.
Mr.. George E. Kinney handed in 500
as having been received from Mr.. Me-
Carly.
The following subscriptions in provisions
were left at Mr.. StockelPs store during yes
terday w. r. Mcfarland, one barrel -four
VIM. Sullivan, 384 lbs. bacon; W. J.Sower,
% lbs. bacon j. H. Hopkins, half barrel
sugar and half barrel fish.
The Mulberry Street Methodist Church
reported collections on Sunday to the
amount of $S5, and the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church SCI.
Mr.. A. S. Colyar reported collections
from the citizens Of Winchester amounting
to $780,
The following correspondence explains
itself:
SMYRNA, March IS, l8G7.-Hon. VIM.
Matt. Brown, Mayor of Nashville-Sir
Enclosed find check on Third National
Bank of Nashville for one hundred dollars,
which you will please apply as your judg.
ment may dictate for the relief of the srf.
fering occasioned by the recent floods.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH r. DILLIN.
The committee shipped one car load o
provisions last evening by way of the De
catur road. 1t is expected to reach Chat
tanooga about Thursday morning.
JUST received, the largest and best Sc
lected stock of custom-made shoes, of al
| grades, at the Nashville Shoe Store, No. z
| North College street, cheaper than ever.