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L. R. Vol. 2 No 223 A.C.D.C., 1867
Washington Jany 9. 1867.

Griffing Mrs J.S.

(Wrapper one enclosures)

Requests information as to what shall be done with the old and suffering in Mr Parson's District, who on appealing to him, are told that he can do nothing for them.

M.B. 1 Vol. 96. O.L.S. No. 1239.
Received A.C.D.C. Jany 9. 1867.

Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, & Abandoned Lands
Head-Quarters Asst. Commr., D.C.,

Washington, Jan 10 1867

Respectfully referred to Surg R. Reyburn U. S. V. President Special Relief Commission for immediate investigation and report.

By order of 
Brt Brig Gen Howard
M.Clark
A.A.A.Genl.
E.B. Vol. 3 No. 23 A.C. D.C. 1867.

E.B.1 Vol 122 O.L.S. 1867

Respectfully referred to Lt. Col. Wm. H. Beebe Local Supt.

Robert Reyburn
Bvt Lt Col & Surg & U.S.A. Vol.
President & Special Relief Comm.
Rec'd O.L.S. D.C. 1/11th 1867

E.B.1 Vol. 122 O.L.S. 1867

Office Local Supt D.C.

Washington Jan 19th 1867

Respectfully returned to Bvt Lt Col Rayburn.
It is not practicable for me to investigate in person the cases of destitution referred to me owing to my numerous regular Official duties and it would greatly assist me if the Pres't of the Relief Com. would give me definite instructions as to what will be done where visiting agents decline to investigate cases on the rounds of their means of relief being exhausted.
W.M. Beebe Jr.
Lt,. Col. Local Supt D.C.

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