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141 Bureau R.F. & A Lands Office Sub Asst Comr. New Bern N.C. Sept 11th 1867 Dillon Respectfully returned to Capt R Dillon with the information that there is no record of these Vouchers Vouchers for $21 00/100 or $8 00/100 ever being received at this office. The supplementary No. 2 was received the latter part of July 67. The $8 00/100 in payment for Vouchers of R.L. Selleck was paid you Nov 25. 66 and your receipt for the Same is on file in this office Sgd. Stephen Moore Lt. Col. V.R.C. & A.C. EBP 64 recd Sept 10. 67 Bureau R.F. & A Lands Hd Qrs Sub Div 3rd Sub Dist. N.C. Beaufort N.C. Sept 16/67 Johnston Respectfully returned to Lt. Col. T.P. Johnston with the further information that the $8 00/100 paid Col Moore and which I received and receipted for was due R.L. Selleck by Dr Niles for transporting Hospital stores from Beaufort to Morehead. The $10 I claim I paid R.L. Selleck for transporting Rations from Beaufort to Swansboro Onslow Co. I sent Vouchers for the Amount signed by R.L. Selleck (also a hot Voucher) to Col Stubbs The reason it was not paid I was informed was that it was not taken up on a No 2. This I have done on you suggestion as noted in Col S Moore endorcement by forwarding supplementary No. 2 for the month of Augt. 1866 The Vouchers for $21 50/100 I have made anew and forwarded them thro. Col Moore office for approval. Please let me have what due as soon as convenient [[signature]] Richard Dillon [[/signature]] Capt V.R.C. A.S.A. Comr. [[end page]] [[start page]] 142 Morehead City Sept. 6th 1867 Johnston T.P. Bvt Maj A.Q.M. Chf Q.M. Bu R.F. & A. Land Raleigh N.C. Sir On making inquiries of Capt Dillon regarding the purchase of a house in this place known as the Wash house he refers me to you Said house I think is 60 feet long by 32 feet wide and I think contains about 7 and or 8 thousand feet of lumber there is no [[?]] or doors in it, and some of the weather boarding and flooring gone also there is the roof of the wood house at the end of it, nothing but the roof and a few post standing, all of the weather boarding gone. I think that them both would be worth $60 - sixty Dollars, if you would be willing to take that price I would purchase them, or by letting me know upon what terms you would sell them, you would oblidge me much I would respectfully refer you to Capt Dillon as to who I am. letter recd Yours Very Respectfully (Sgd) Hugh Mendock Thro. Capt Dillon Bureau R.F. & A.L. Hd. Qrs. Sub Div 3rd Sub Dist N.C. Beaufort Sept 12th 1867 Johnston Respectfully forwarded to Bvt. Lt. Col. T.P. Johnston Chf Q.M. with recommendations that the within buildings be sold and all others at Morehead City, the property of the Bureau, as there are no grounds to protect them unknown parties are continuously stealing part of them. In a short time there will be little, if any part of them left. [[signature]] Richard Dillon [[/signature]] Capt V.R.C. A.S.A. Comr.
