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32 [[3 columned table]] When Received. | Name of Writer. | Date and Purport of Letter. ---|---|--- June 3” 1868 O.L.S.D.C. Filed 99 | Haney Charles No 58 John St. S.S. No 171. O.L.S. D.C. 1868 | New York May 26th 1868. States that he sent Nine (9) Dollars to pay R. R. fare of a girl to N. Y. which the Loc Supt. acknowledged receipt of; that he has secured a girl there. Requests that the money be paid over to Susan Dorahus (cold) forwarding her receipt therefor. See Receipt Book. May 1868 O.L.S.D.C. Filed 100 | Holman E. A. Supt | Washington D.C. May 23”1868. States that the Stable at Kendal Green Barracks, which the Asst Comr directed to be sold to Geo Grice, contains 3187. ft of lumber – which at $12 per m ft. will amount to $38.50. June 8”1868 O.L.S.D.C. Filed 101. | Kent E. A. S.S. #165. | Suffield Conn. June 4”1868. In reply to communication of 2” inst. state that, it came to late; that he has secured a servant, etc. 33 When Received. | Name of Writer | Date & Purport of Letter. ---|---|--- June 9”1868 O.L.S.D.C. Filed 102 | Nickols D. B. In chg Kendal Green Bks | Washington D. C. June 9”1868 States that, William Green (col) has been placed on the list of Employees at ($10) ten dollars per month & one ration; as per direction of the Local Supt. D.C. to keep the Water closet in a good sanitary condition. June 11”1868 O.L.S.D.C. 13 | Columbia Dist of Stewart Eldridge A.A.A. Genl.E.B.2”Vol 250. O.L.S.D.C. ’68 | Washington D.C. June 11”1868 Official copy of letter, stating that the farms surrounding Marlborough Md, especially those located about two miles N West, are infested by a man or two men (White) who represent to the colored people, that, they are Bureau Agents, fully empowered by the Government to hold confidential meetings with them, & to take their names & exact from them & their children, one (1) dollar each, for the purpose of procuring $300.00 from the Government, which is left them by Mr Lincoln. That these men also represent that, they have visited Dansville, and paid $300 00/100 to each family. The reasons they give to the colored people, is that they will vote this fall, and if they do not vote on the side of their employer, they will be discharger, and this money will prevent pauperism. Etc. Etc.