1864. Feb.--For supplies of food at Cincinnati, by Philadelphia Committee; freight, insurance, &c. $8,106 66 Mar.--For supplies of food at Cincinnati, by General Agent; freight, insurance, &c. 32,759 49 1864 & ’5--For supplies of food from Cincinnati, by Thos. G. Odiorne; freight, insurance, &c. 90,892 10 Goods made into clothing by Ladies’ Sewing Circle, Boston 2,000 00 Dry Goods bought by General Agent at Philadelphia and New York 11,000 00 Dry goods and groceries bought at Cincinnati by General Agent 45,963 70 Wheat bought at Cincinnati by General Agent 4,133 51 Freight, insurance, &c., on above purchases 4,075 08 Shoes at Boston and woolen goods at Philadelphia (Mr. Everett and L. P. Smith) 12,041 10 Stipends and expenses of Agents (including Nashville), buying and forwarding 3,596 56 Supplies bought at Knoxville in successive years to 1868 2,409 37 ----------- $216,977 57 1864-’5--Salaries and expenses attending contribution of fund 11,187 57 For 4 Years--Home Agency, officers of the Association, employes, &c. 10,442 73 Cash for support of refugees and poor at Knoxville, Nashville and Cincinnati 6,961 15 House rent, labor, drayage, printing, &c. 3,911 31 Gift towards Everett Hospital, Knoxville 2,000 00 Gift for relief of sufferers by fire, Portland, Me. 500 00 ----------- $251,980 33 Balance cash on hand, July, 1868 225 18 ----------- $252,205 51 INDEX. Arnold, Thomas D., 109 Baxter, John, 106, 108, 119, 156, 246, 323 Bell, John, 83, 102 Benjamin, Lieut., 241, 251, 274, 275, 277, 279 Benjamin, J. P., 140, 155, 157, 313 Blue Springs, fight at, 223 Bragg, Gen. Braxton, 171, 227, 234, 237, 280 Bridges, Hon. George W., 128 Bridges on railways in East Tennessee burned, 133 Brownlow, Wm. G., 83, 106, 147, 153-158, 166, 246, 323, 325 Buckner, Gen. Simon, 201, 208-9