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124 #198. Little Rock Ark. Dec. 7" 1868. Hughes Rev. Thomas Es. Camden, Ark. Dear Sir, I have requested the Assistant Commissioner to authorize the purchase of one stove and pipe, two tables with drawers and locks & Six chairs for the use of the Camden School house. I trust the teacher will see that the furniture is kept unmarred for a long time, which will require great and constant vigilance. The use of tobacco in the school house should be absolutely prohibited. It may be necessary to have the house cleared of pupils and doors closed at the noon recess.- Mr. [underlined] Vickers [/underlined] bills will be promptly paid by the Disbursing Officer. Very Respectfully, Wm. M. Colby Supt. Edn. #199 Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 7" 1868. Smith [[?Br]] Maj Gen. C.H. Assistant Commissioner Little Rock, Ark. General, I have the honor to request that the following furniture be supplied to the Camden School house as soon as practicable, a school being now in progress in the building without fires, to wit: 1 One heating Stove 2 Two plain tables with drawers & locks 6 Six chairs Very Respectfully, etc. Wm. Colby Supt. of Education. 125 #200 Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 8" 1868. Smith Brevet Maj Gen. C.H. Assistant Commissioner, Little Rock Ark. General: I have the honor to state that copies of deeds to School house sites at Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Fort Smith, Batesville & Helena, are not on file in this office. I respectfully suggest that such copies, or certificates from the Register of Deeds equivalent to the same, be secured through the Bureau Agents at these places. I am, Very Respectfully, Your Obedient Servant, Wm. M. Colby Supt. of Education. #201 Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 10" 1868. Mills Lieut. S.M. A.A.A. Gen'l. Little Rock. Ark. Sir, Herewith I have the honor to transmit for the information of the Commissary Department a list of teachers of freedmen's schools at the different posts in the State who are entitled under existing orders to purchase Commissary supplies on the same terms as officers of the Army. I am very Respectfully, Your obedient Servant, Wm. M. Colby Supt. of Education.