Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-07-11

Ia- Wyss DONE AND 10 b. r.>a-.N.
cut from tae Providence Jouras .. h'I3a-
lus i-.a d Naw Bedford la.,... g. NAV
awaken iu some deeper sens. , Che arL
done and to be J.ne to relieve 90. sl..a-
Of the army
Our work Tor tho Sanitary C.ru.
On as briskly as ever. Our people sr- making
Eratuiiously and forwarding constantly dg4utitis.
OF cl0tli1, suitable Tor hospital u s Ole lady.
who has ever been most forward il tlis zaad R.ll
and whose labors have been almost Incredibly So.
we're, has gone as O nurse 10 the army .l t.- Poe
tomac, and ve are thus broughtsiut- almost direct
commune tion with Gen. MCClo!lea's .riae IIs-
letters 20 her friends here have called sl l.a4r
for help that parts # them have to-1 published
IN order 20 interest cur community ll tie mltter.
and lest the subject may not have been tra3-ht .0
listirc;iy 20 view with your readers, / send the
tohoNlns extracts which have beca Vratc1 ani
distributed 10 town. she says
"l have no time 20 write. O. uitis.r-. u---.l
from the sur r-uudings. Imagine 1900 wrur-cl
men sent down 10 us from the late tst-e. with.-t
provision tr tncir wants, noAir- tGt eur.~
boats 20 receive them. Oi course. the Ssuit.ry
Ccmmissiaa throws itself in AMI f1s. ru- -r
Olmatcad Is everything, wise, geai and uutif.e-.
but you cannot tell what it l. O. stem The ..l.at
% so much suffering. We ladies hsyca .aut .r
shore. Wofour have cooked for and FIJI -QoH men
since yesterday morning. 1 have s.ace-el SOD
lemons as one item alone.
Ah-r working an night on tie Iiu City, ",
had just refreshed ourselycs aai Wt-e pHt5r-
home, when news cawe that several iI.sI..
wounded men were lying On tie landing. tla. ipI
fresh boats nal been taken by The Guv,uu.a-.
and %! course, were without msttrcs-as, c.ai.l.-.
or stores. 4lIs. - and myscll begged Sir.
fas u rU % frgf from fr
We had BEEN mp al night. lie said -c u.u-I 1.s
sand US, but II .l li1w u s0 uucl lllsl-y ,4.s
90 oL-r Cur services 60 tie 4. S.. -.r-.u il
charge, he thought it would be l-r..Ila Dr.
Ellis seized our oIer. We went ul t.siI, and
such d scene as we lived 10 for tu3 .tss I la-t
never 20 see again; men II every ca-li.l.- .i
horror, shattered and strekilr. were brought ,l
stretchers borne by cJntraballs, WHO au-Ull
them anywhere banged the sirl---ers l.lia.- H.i-
lars and post, and walked over the men u.tllu.
comp ssiou. These men had mostly l-1- -ita1l.
tOel since saturday, but there Wee .rH on taiId
for them, and tlo cook was only sust-el b, cock
fer tie ship ard not l1r tie 3. I,at. Ae liI s..
We could. The frst thing with Ueun.-- -y- D..
70 glre them lemonade and ice, a,tel --st o.. -.
tea aui bread for them. Imagine a t.aI iL. he
Bay sta'e filed On every deck. every lirt-. every
square inch cf ground covered with r~.l.'. tts-
the stalks, gangways ard guards, then l.1.i.-
hfiy well men On every kind lf t.-l1i ru.-ra. f.
ana iIe orl- hem, while -tre,-llr .tt.r =-..-.e.r
c.ne d.. 3D. hoping 20 dnl an empty -f..e
90 d. ussile wat It was 0. A,rr c,.a .--..
on make gre that each mau ol t.-1 t...-
g. -l'g r,.re-hei and then Dr. r.Hr
b Elzt slch horrors pas b-l %. .Ie. b -.7-.
l-tatifsis nH feeling except tle G..El.
90 ts A. Iauch as possible.
are a nelle set Il fellows, SID .Ls-r.'. -l
planning ans generous.
Ir-auy feel today ss .. c.alI ...l. g.a ..
e. E..a HH. D.