Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-21
CONTRIBUTIONS

DONATIONS RECEIVED AT CoMMIssARY DE-
PARTMENT CITY RELIEF COMMITTEE,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1873.
J. D. Anderson, Nashville, 20 sacks -four,
l box candles.
Hill & M'Allister, Nashville, sacks -four
T. W. Calender and II. W. Tally, Hen
Jacksonville, Tenn, sack hams.
Hill & Fontaine, barrel flour.
Unknown, 2 sacks -four, box potatoes.
From Baltimore, Is small boxes Jellies.
Mrs. Wright, New York, l small bundle
clothing.
From Elizabeth, n j., 8 small bundles
clothing.
A. T. Quain, New York, small bundle
clothing.
Mrs. Mary B. Foster, New York, 1 small
| bundle clothing.
DR.. E. Rives, Hlllsboro, Ohio, boxes snn-
dries.
H. Griebel, Fort Wayne, Ind, 1 box sun
dries.
D. II. Weir, box sundries.
Unknown, l box sundries.
Citizens of Middleton, Tenn, 6 coops
| chickens.
JC MACCABE, Commissary
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED AT THE COMMITS
sARY DEPARTMENT., CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE, SEPTEMBER IL, 1873.
F. Tiedman & Co., st. Louis, through G.
A. Eckerly Bros, Is pkgs -four.
Il. VI.
A. Eckerly & Bros, 10 boxes soda and picnic
crackers.
From colored citizens of Maury county,
Tenn, l sack meal, 2 hams.
unknown, 3 sacks dried apples and peach
es, 3 sacks -four, sacks onions and potatoes,
l barrel potatoes, 2 sacks meal, box bacon,
2 barrels potatoes.
From Baltimore, / cask breakfast bacon, l
case OoloDg tea, barrel mackerel, 2 barrels
bacon, i barrel beans, 3 boxes sundries.
j. C. MACCABE, Commissary.
DONATIONS TO THE CoMMIssARY DEPART
MENT
Of the citizens relief committee, Thursday,
September 10, 1878:
Citizens of Wartrace, Tennessee, (hereto-
fore credited to the citizens of Nashville, Ten
nessee), 4 bbls. flour 300 lbs, sacks -four
425 lbs, sack meal 100 lbs, 6 sacks pota-
toes 900 lbs.
Mrs Wilson Pitkin, Rochester, New York,
box sundries.
Mrs Eugene Curtis, Rochester, New York,
l box sundries.
Barclay & Rasson, Baltimore, Maryland, l
box coffee 100 lbs.
Rev. G. C. Harris, St. James church, st.
Louis, l box clothing
Miss NJ. Vance, AL Clinton street, New
York, 2 bbls. apples.
Christ Church, Binghampton, New York,
2 boxes clothing.
JOnn w. DreW' w dsnluBIon, II. w., UoA
medicine.
Mrs. G. G. Cornwall, Washington, d. c.,
bbl. fried potatoes.
National yellow fever relief committee,
Washington, D. c., l box sundries, caddy
tea, 3 boxes bread.
G. W. Driver, Washington, D. c., ! box
cooked provisions.
Dixon & Sons, Newton, Nd, barrel -four
Rogers Junction, Tenn, cans butter, 81
pounds, 80 dozen eggs.
Bailey Springs, box mineral water.
New York, box extract beef.
NJ. Goldstein, Washington, d. c., pounds
smoking tobacco, dozen pipes.
New York 3 bundles clothing.
Mrs. NJ. Brooks, New York, l bundle
clothing.
Mrs. cambridge, New York, bundle
clothing.
Mrs. Griffith, New York, bundle clothing.
Mrs. Louisa Wefty, New York, bundle
clothing.
Mrs. Yrsh, New York, bundle clothing.
Rutherford, Tenn, l box sundries, 3 coops
chickens. j. c. MACCABE,
Commssary.
DONATIONS RECEIVED AT THE CoMMIssARY
DEPARTMENT OF CITIZENS RELIEF COM
MITTEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th.
F. G. Moneyer, Erie, Pa, 2 calico suits.
Baltimore, Md, box sundries.
Fairfield, H., box sundries.
United States tea company, Washington,
D. c., box tea, so pounds.
No. engine company, Baltimore, Md,
box wines, jellies, etc.
Plttsburg, Pa, box dry goods and gro
ceries.
Buckner & Co., Nashville, Tenn. box
blankets.
Ed R. Hart, Horn Lake, Miss, 5 barrels
meal. il G.. MACCARE