1. Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States
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2. Address of the Central Finance Committee
3. Among the objects to which the funds of the Commission are applied are the following
4. [Appeal of the Executive Committee for contributions and supplies, with extracts from letters from members and officers of the Sanitary Commission.]
5. Applications for material to be manufactured into hospital clothing are constantly received by us
6. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: December 7th, 1861
7. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: June 29th, 1861
8. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: March 15th, 1862
9. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: March 15th, 1864
10. At a meeting of the Central Finance Committe [sic] of the Sanitary Committee, held at the city of New York, June 26th, 1861
11. At a meeting of the Commission, held in the city of New York, June 22d, 1861
12. The attention of the Sanitary Commission has been, for several months past, directed to the subject of a timely provision for the soldiers disabled in the war, after peace shall be restored
13. Camp inspection return
14. Camp inspection return
15. Camp inspection return: form A
16. A collection of the papers of the Sanitary Commission
17. The Commission require exact information upon the following points
18. The committee appointed on the 29th inst., to visit the military general hospitals in and around Washington, and to ascertain their condition and the wants of the sick and wounded volunteers, beg to report, that they have visited the following hospitals
19. The committee to whom was referred the subjects of examinations of volunteers and other officers of the Army from civil life, and of reserves, respectfully report, in part
20. The following statement of the considerations which led to the appointment of this Commission by the War Department, of the purposes to which its funds are applied, and of the work it hopes to accomplish if adequately sustained by the public, is intended for the satisfaction of those who may be invited to aid it by contributions of money or otherwise
