From the E. T. R. A. at Boston, by Mr. Edward Everett, $100,000 00 From the New England Loyal Relief Society, by M. Brimmer, Esq. 10,000 00 From the E. T. R. A. of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia 26,184 55 “ “ “ at New York City 15,675 18 “ “ “ at Portland, Me., $7,641 16; also, through Governor Cony, $3,518 90 11,160 06 From Stamford, Connecticut 1,200 00 “ Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania 1,000 00 “ Brooklyn, N. Y.; Packer Institute, $236 36; Boys’ C. and P. Institute, $271 17 507 53 From Utica, New York 500 00 “ Cincinnati, Ohio 402 00 “ Knoxville, Tennessee 211 25 “ Providence, Rhode Island 200 00 “ Springfield, Mass. 156 75 “ Springfield, Ohio 134 00 “ Quincy, Illinois, (Ladies’ Needle Picket) 100 00 ----------- $167,431 32 From sales at Knoxville, from 1864 to 1868, $46,413 82 “ “ by County Agents “ “ “ 37,557 92 “ Loans to poor, 185 00; interest in Cincinnati, &c., 172 08 357 08 From various sources, 191 55; cash in excess, 253 82 445 37 84,774 19 ----------- $252,205 51 Boxes and barrels of clothing, &c., were received: From Massachusetts towns and Boston, 34 packages; N. E. Refugee Aid Society, 15; American Union Commission, 13; Unknown, 15; Philadelphia Ladies’ Relief Association, 9; Ladies’ Aid Society, Wilmington, Delaware, Refugee Commission, Cincinnati, and Sag Harbor, New York, 2 each; Dunkirk, Binghampton, and Saugerties, N. Y., 1 each. EXPENDITURES OF THE EAST TENNESSEE RELIEF ASSOCIATION.