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41 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. Education D.C. &c. Washington Aug. 17th 1870 [[underlined]] Swan Mr. J. B. [[/underlined]] Dear Sir: I have a bill against you for $15.78 from [[underlined]] Cushings and Bailey. [[/underlined]] I believe there are one or two other bills against you. Please send me an order on [[underlined]] Dr. Hatfield [[/underlined]] for the money now due by you for the books, and I will get it. You had better send me also an account of the bills as you have them: what is paid and what is not paid. Respectfully Yours, (Sgd.) John Kimball Supt. Education. [[line across page]] 42 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. Education D.C. &c. Washington Aug. 17th 1870 [[underlined]] Wagoner Mr. John A. [[/underlined]] Dear Sir: If the plastering cost $100.00 send me the bills. Say so many lathes at so much for a thousand. So much time and so many days work at so much per day, and I will pay the bills to the amount of $100.00. Better put in some days work. Respectfully Yours, (Sgd.) John Kimball Supt. Education. [[line across page]] 43 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. Education D.C. &c. Washington Aug. 17th 1870 [[underlined]] Corson Col. R. R. [[/underlined]] Dear Sir: A bill has been sent in against [[underlined]] Miss Cornish. [[/underlined]] I do not know her address. Cannot you assist me to reach her and the money. The bill was not sent me until I had paid her what was due. How about [[underlined]] Miss Cummings. [[/underlined]] Respectfully Yours, (Sgd.) John Kimball Supt. Education. [[end page]] [[start page]] 44 Bureau R F and A L Office Supt. Education Washington, Aug.21st 1869 [[underlined]] Adams Mr. Geo E. [/underlined]] Dear Sir: I will be with you next Thursday, the 26th inst, and shall probably arrive on the morning local, which will enable me to reach your place by noon, I understand. Probably I shall bring some one with me. Very Respectfully Yours (sgd) John Kimball Supt. Education [[line across page]] 45 Bureau R F and A L Office Supt. Education, D.C. Washington, Aug.21st 1869 [[underlined]] Evans Nathaniel M. [[/underlined]] Dear Sir: I cannot come on the 26th inst, and cannot now fix upon a day, but will write you soon. Are you going to have any gathering of the people, Camp or other meeting. I desire very much to come down & hold a meeting, I shall try to do so soon. Respectfully Yours (sgd) John Kimball Supt. Education [[line across page]] 46 Bureau R.F.and A.L. Office supt. Education, D.C. Washington, Aug. 21st 1869 [[underlined]] Core John Mr. [[/underlined]] Friend: Mrs [[underlined]] Jane Clarke [[/underlined]] who was at Annapolis, year before last wants to go to Brighton, Montgomery Co., this year. Cannot you get the [[underlined]] New England Society [[/underlined]] to employ her. You cannot do better. Very Respectfully Yours (sgd) John Kimball Supt. Education [[line across page]] 47 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. Education, D.C. Washington, Aug.21st 1869 [[underlined]] Core Mr John [[/underlined]] Friend Core: It is charged that you have sent out circulars in the interest of the Bond party, written or printed on Bureau official paper, and that you use our marked envelopes.