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Bureau of Refugees, &c.,
Office Sub-Asst. Com.,
Sub-Dist of Greenville,
October 31st, 1867.

Capt. J. W. Sunderland,
Act. Asst. Adjt. Gen.,
Vicksburg, Miss.

Captain:
In compliance with the provisions of the first section of Circular Letter, dated Vicksburg, Miss., July 25th, 1867, Office Asst. Com. for Miss., I have the honor to report, that no material change in the condition of any sub-district has taken place since my report of September 30th, 1867, to which I respectfully invite the attention of the Asst. Com.

[[left margin]] Number of sick, old, or infirm suffering from want. [[/left margin]]

IV.  As yet but few destitute persons have applied to me for assistance. For a month Austin Boswell, a destitute freedman, has been wandering about this village, begging from door to door. And this morning a colored woman, with an infant in her arms, came to me for food and shelter.