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6 present will be one hundred males and females and I have no doubt that the amount of board for a teacher and for fuel next winter can be raised by these scholars, but people here being very poor cannot raise more for the present but the cost of repair of the building. I request you now to inform this committee what aid they can get from the government to start this school. I have to remark that they wish to employ a colored man here as teacher who they say is able to keep school. There is a station of the N.C. R R at this town. As to the other place I can only say that the building granted them for a Sunday school will be let them also for a daily school, and that the people of that neighbourhood will hold a meeting next week, and that I shall then be able to state the particulars and what amount they are willing and able to bear. I have not yet been able to find any building for a school in Caswell Co., but I hope to report very soon more favorably in this respect. " " Sgd. Septbr 27. 1866 Col. A.G. Bready [[Brady]] Supt. C.D. Colonel In compl [[compliance]] with Circ [[Circular]] no 3 C.S. Hd qrs Asst. Commiss State of N.C. I have the honor to report there are no freedmen in this [[District? Sub dist?]] list on camp or houses dependent on the Bureau. No particular means have been adopted by the civil authorities nor are any needed in [[warding?]] off the cholera. " " Sgd. Septbr 28 1866 Report no case tried last week Septbr 30 1866 Forwarded postage account 7 October 1st 1866 Monthly Report to Adjutant General U.S.A October 1. 1866 [[left margin]] L.R P. 142 [[/left margin]] Colonel A.G. Bready [[Brady]] Supt. C.D Report of name and rank of Capt. Chs Wolff October 1. 1866 Col. J.D. Stubbs Chf Q.M Report no Q..M. or Sanitary Stores nor clothing to account for October 1. 1866 [[left margin]] Page 150 [[/left margin]] Upon information of John J. Ficklen, President of first National Bank of Danville Va the apprenticeship of two col boys made by Agent W.H. Howe of Caswell Co without the consent of their mother declared null and void. Oct. 5th 1866 Col A.G. Bready [[Brady]] Supt C.D. Report no case tried October 6. 1866 Thomas [[Hardon? Burdon?]] Yanceyville [[Gabella?]] [[hardon?]] colored woman formerly belonging to you states that her two boys Dick & Joe were bound to you by Van W. H. Howe without her consent. If that is so, this apprentiship is null and void an you are obliged to deliver these boys to the care of their mother. October 9. 1866 Col A.G. Bready [[Brady]] Supt. 6. C.D Col. In compl [[compliance]] with Circl [[Circular]] no 13 C S. I have the honor to report nothing particular happened in this Sub Dist. since my last report. I have cancelled two contracts of appr. [[apprenticeship]] made by the former Agt of Casw. [[Caswell]] Co without the consent of the children mothers.
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Col. A.G. Brady - Supt. of Central District.
