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WASHINGTON, D.C., May 2d 1867.

Lieut W.W. Rogers,
A.A. Adj-General,
Bureau R.,F.,& A.L.,
District of Columbia.

Sir:-
I have the honor to request transportation for the following named freed-people from Washington, D.C. to the places set opposite their names where work has been secured for them. These people are unable to find employment in this vicinity, and cannot by proper industry and exertion avoid destitution, suffering or dependence. 
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Name. | Age. | Destination, Town, County, State, | Name and address of employer.
Thomas Mitchell | 29 | Culpepper C H, Cul Co, Va | Remarks, Thomas Mitchell is a barber, and has an opening offered him at Culpepper. but is unable on account of destitution to pay his transportation. Rebecca the wife who is highly recommended by Capt McNulty Supt at Culpepper, is a hard working and deserving woman.

Rebecca Mitchell | 30 | Culpepper C H. Cul Co, Va |   

Respectfully, your obedient servant, 
W.M. Beebe Jr
Capt 38 Regt USI.
and Loc Supt R and H D.C.

Transcription Notes:
USI for United States Infantry