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Bt. Maj. Mosebach S.A. Com'r. L.R. 318, Vol. 3.
Respectfully referred to Lt. W.F. Martins S.A. Com'rm Newman Aa. through Bt. Maj. Fred. Mosebach S.A. Com'r, Atlanta Ga., who will ascertain, if possible, the whereabouts of the freedman Adam Readwine.
By order of Bt. Brig. Gen. Sibley
Eugene Pickett, Bt. Lt. Col. A.A.A.G.
Atlanta Ga., Aug.15, 1867.

See page 483.
Endorsements continued from page 258, on Comm'n from Geo. S. Thomas Att'y at Law, relative to a gold watch belonging to the Est. of Robert McCoombs dec'd, and now in possession of one Benj. Johnson of Augusta Ga., who refuses to give it up:
Augusta Ga., July 27, '67. Respectfully returned to Capt. Eugene Pickett A.A.A.G., Atlanta Ga., with account of Mr. Johnson enclosed - The watch is now in my possession. 
(Signed) E.M.L. Ehlers, Bt. Col. & S.A. Com'r.

Bt. Col. Ehlers S.A. Com'r. L.R. 421, Vol.3.
Respectfully returned to Bt. Col. E.M.L. Ehlers S.A. Com'n, Augusta Ga., who will take testimony of disinterested parties as to the value of Confederate money and City Council money at the time this money was loaned, and forward the same with the watch to this office - His attention is also invited to enclosed affidavit, which go to show that the deceased, Mc Coombs, was not in Augusta during the year 1863, and could not have borrowed the money as alleged -  The man Johnson will be required to establish, beyond question, the fact of his having loaned the money, as alleged in his affidavit.
By order of Bt. Brig. Gen. Sibley
Eugene Pickett, Bt. Lt. Col. A.A.A.G.
Atlanta Ga., Aug.15, 1867.

Maj. Gen. Howard Com'r. L.R. 187, Vol. 3.
Endorsement on Comm'n from Maj. Gen. Howard Com'r, dated Washington D.C., August 8th, 1867 - desiring to known if there is, or likely will be, a vacancy for S.A. Com'r at Brunswick Ga., - as Dr. P.C. Sillbert, late Surg. US.V., has been highly recommended for appointment:
Respectfully returned - 1st. Lt. Douglas Risley U.S. Inf., is Sub. Ass't Com'r at Brunswick - Linus North, agent of Glynn, Wayne, Charlton, and Camden Counties, has his Hd. Qrs. at Brunswick. Therefore, the services of Dr. Gilbert are not required at that point, but, if he will accept of an agency, vice E.W. Jones or J.D. Havis relieved, at some other point in the State, good use can be made of his services. 
C.C. Sibley, Bt. Brig. General & Ass't Comr.
Atlanta Ga., Aug.15, 1867.

See page 474. Lt. Geo. Wagner S.A. Com'r. L.R. 318, Vol. 3.
Endorsement on Comm'n from Bt. Maj. Fred. Mosebach S.A.C., dated Atlanta Ga., Aug. 15, 1867 - requesting, in behalf of Carrie Mason (colored), restoration of her daughter Laura, now in possession of Reuben Strothies of Meriwether Co. Ga.:
Respectfully referred to Mr. W.E. Wiggins Ag't, La Grange Ga., through Lt. Geo. Wagner S.A. Com'r, Columbia Ga., for investigation and action.
By order of Bt. Brig. Gen. Sibley
Eugene Pickett, Bt. Lt. Col. A.A.A.G.
Atlanta Ga., Aug.16, 1867.

See page 374.
Endorsements continued from page 348, on Comm'n for Lt. F.A.H. Gaebel, S.A. Com'r - requesting that a Transportation order be sent him for Priv. Wm. Robinson Co. "G", 33d U.S. Inf., to replace Menu. order given him to go to Macon:
Atlanta Ga., Sug. 14, 1867. Respectfully returned to 1st Lt. F.A.H. Gaebel, thro' Ass't Com'r Bureau R.F.& A.L. of Ga., for further particulars - whether the soldier was on pass or on duty - To be returned with report.
By command of Bt. Brig. Gen'l C.C. Sibley 
(signed) John E. Hosmer, 1st Lt. 16th U.S.I. A.A.A.G.

Lieut. Gaebel S.A. Com'r. L.R. 144, Vol. 3.
Respectfully returned to Lt. F.A.H. Gaebel S.A. Com'r Cuthbert Ga., - attention invited to endorsement of Bvt. Brig. Gen'l Sibley
By order of Bt. Brig. Gen. Sibley
Eugene Pickett, Bt. Lt. Col. A.A.A.G.
Atlanta Ga., Aug.16, 1867.

See page 467.
Endorsement on Affidavit of Isaac Ector (freedman), dated Columbus Ga., Aug. 12, 1867 - showing that he and his wife worked for one Thos. P. Bartee of Stewart Co. Ga., during the year 1866, and have not received any pay &c.
Columbus Ga., Aug. 12, 1867. Respectfully forwarded through office Sub. Ass't. Com'd, Columbus Ga., (Signed) C.W. Chapman agent.

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