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[[preprinted]] War Department, Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. Office of Solicitors, No. 207 Pennsylvania Av. Washington, D.C. ^[[Aug 12]] 1867 [[/preprinted]] Brvt. Maj. S. N. Clark A.A.I.G. etc. Major:- By a careful examination of the papers (including reports pro. & con) I do not find that [[underlined]] Mrs Haughton [[/underlined]] can bore any other name after her marriage. Her maiden name, as appears from her marriage certificate was Miss (Laura or Loivil) McGlynn I am inclined to the opinion She has been deeply wronged - & has been partially insane, probably in consequence of the ill-treatment She has received then shall we look over her papers? Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servt [[signature]] A. K. Browne [[/signature]]
Transcription Notes:
In paragraph 5 line 4, changed the phrase, "there Shall" to "then shall" as it is similar to "maiden" in the 4th paragraph.