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68 McCullough W.S. Agent DeVale Bluff States that one Saunders is desirous of opening a school at that place. Freedmen are unable to pay him enough for board. Requests aid to support teacher in a school to be continued during coming winter. DeVale Bluff Ark. (Signed)W.S. McCullough July 31st 1867 Agent Colby Wm. M. Respectfully returned to W.S. McCullough, agent, DeVale Bluff, Ark. with the remark that no department of the Bureau is authorized to appropriate funds for payment of teachers salaries. Funds are appropriated for rent and repair of school buildings, and transportation in kind is furnished by the Commissioner to the field of such teachers as are approved by the Aid Societies. Little Rock, Ark. We M Colby Aug. 2nd 1867 Supt of Education Colby Wm M. Supt of Education Forwards to Bvt. Col. Henry Page, A.Q.M. & Dist officer vousher for transportation of Alfred White, Lizzie Evans, Maggie Farrar, Dennison Howard, Thomas Nowell, and Emma Carhart, teachers of freedmen, for payment. Wm. M. Colby Supt of Education Page Bvt. Col. Henry A.Q.M. Resp'y returned to W.M.Colby Esq. with the information that the within account cannot be paid except upon the order and approval of the Commissioner. Your attention is invited to cir. No. 22 dated Warsept. Bureau R.F. & A.L. Washington July 1st 1867 Little Rock, Ark. (Signed) Henry Page July 26th 1867 Bvt. Col. & A.Q.M.
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