Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

Vt, May 5th; A. A. Smith, abdomen severe
Tyson Furnace Vt, May 18th; J. Quinlan, lefi
hand severe, Charlotte VT, June 18th; Sergt
/. D. Grover, right thigh severe, Wardsbor'
Vt, June 22d.
Total wounded July 9TH, 10.
Missing, supposed to be Prisoners.
Sergt Paul NJ. Thompson, Eerrisburgh
priyates James II. Guthrie, Ryegate Watson
p. Morgan, Bristol Vim. Wells, BrOokfeld
Total {.
CasuaIties in Go. n, 2ad L. s. s s., Junc
18th to July Isl
Serrt Charles II. Howard Grafton, killed
June u Privates Edward W Demary, Read
ing, killed June 18th Levitt F. Burroughs,
Barton, killed June 18th Amos b. Chase,
Bradford, killed June 18th Lieut.. William
Newell Dorset, wounded 2lst slightly Private
Riley g. Tower, Westminster, wounded and
missing June 18th ; Sergt. Ariel Peabody.
Brattleb0rO, missing in action June 22d Pri-
yate Nyron Mansfield, Fayston, missing in ae-
ton June I'D.
Killed. wounded. > ; missing, 3 totals
Casualties in Go. E,(2d u. Coz L. s. S. s.,
from .uay / lh 10 June Is, 1864.
H0unded
Go. Est. 1t. John F. Law, Cambridge.
Juae $, hip and foot Corp. Henry c. Cong
don, Clarendon, May Il. wrist Alanson L.
Packard, Stockbriige, May II, foot Samuel
Green Pittsfori, June 10, hand and leg; Tracy
: Durkee, Bethel, June Is, leg Harry Cul-
yer, Wallingford, June Is, leg /; Silas F. Whit
comb, Strlforl June Is, breast Henry g.
Ellrel Rutland, June Is, leg amputated.
How rHE MONEY Is SrENT.-A brief state
mcnt has been published by the officers of
the sanitary Commission showing, as nearly
as can now be ascertained, the amount Of
the gii,> Of the people to the soldiers, which
have been distributed by them during the
months Of May ana June, as follows
STATEMENT or DISBURSEMENTS DURING rHa MONTHS
Hr WAY AND JrSE l-6i FOR THE NATIONAL
FORCES N VIRGINIA
Nay Iuns. Total
81 purchase Of $50, ,Io5 81 I95.70s sl5 25.s7 s5
observation-disclosures
ul. including
subsistence. trans
pYrtltiun of over
Two hundred relief
AGENTS, forage f0r
horses and materials
%.ls @.s q AGENTS. a. 'n' l-lsar ,,oie2o a'Isas-
u Urses, wagons and
harness, amount
paid ior. 5i75543 I,374s7 57.ossH
nsportat9u-char-
teriu- Of vessels,
VIZ nine steamers,
tvl uarse-, one
schooner. t- va
iollias. &C.. 1913 u 222oi 50 p 81 70
EsiIHH 226,@5I IS i2l590is
Estimated value oi
additional supplies
cIutIl .utel % the
Commission and is-
sued o. The army in
9 T.
Total s5g8. 80 So
The entire expenditure for the whole work Of
the Commission, East, South and West, was, in
May, S-f2. SIS -; in June, S272, ,275 s.
Total for two months, S52j,l74 o..
10 may be noticed that the amount Of supplies
contributed % the Commission in kind, during
June, was but about one-thiri the value Of
similar coutri5ut ous IN May. Hence the ne
ce-sity ~ direct money expenditure from the
treasury.
OWiug 20 the present call for anti-scorbutics,
;he Commission have recently issued very large
Is OF vegetable food, as Is shown by the follow
ing list Of supplies forwarded during June
Canned tomatoes, 207,l56 pounds lover lO3
iou-l, canned fruit, $1,000 pounds; canned
jeiies, ga pounds, picked cucumbers, 36,275
gallons (about .2lD barrels); picklei onions.
l3,34i gallons; picked tomatoes, 4,7ls gallons;
curel cabbage, ,l05 gallons; sauerkrout,
ln.-l, gallons. fresh onions 100 potatoes, 20
hhi~ dried apples, 2f1 barrels, other dried
fruit a2 barrels; lemons. 3Jl boxes; portable
lemonade. Z, 800 boxes, oranges, . boxes.
Tins includes the lot distributed on the 81
inst. which reached the men IN the trenches IN
time ar their Independence Day dinner. Du-
ring ten days of July now past the prices
of vegetables have been proportionately much
larger than hitherto. Three steamers and
barge have already sailed for the army with an
aggregate cargo % over . ,000 barrels Of vegeta-
blcs ami deliclcie-.
Every preclution has been taken by the Com
mission TO insure an accurate, comprehensive
ami impartial distribution Of their previous
contributions 90 the dietary Of the army.