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since been heard from. Said Jane Jackson has been supported with her three children mostly by the labor of Mrs. Fletcher hands she (Mrs. Jackson) having been some three weeks confined to her bed and expects every day to be confined again — is attended by Dr. Baldwin &c

I would respectfully reccommend inasmuch as the law by reason of its universality does not afford relief in such cases that all the aid the Bureau can consistently give [[strikethrough]] given [[/strikethrough]] be given at the earliest period possible. The invalid woman and the helpless children can perhaps be removed to the Hospital if no room can be provided for them all. Mrs. Fletcher is able & willing to work & do all she can for the support of the whole as she has done for weeks & months heretofore if she can only have a house or two rooms and have this sick woman & these six (6) children with her household goods removed to such a place. She is laundress at Col. Bliss. 

Very Respectfully
Your Ob't Servt
A K Browne
Solicitor