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102 Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery July 19th 1866 96/103 Howard Maj Genl. O O. Commissioner &c Washington D.C. General I have the honor transmit herewith in accordance with your letter of date July 12th 1866 Roster of Officers and Civilians on duty in the Bureau of Refugees Freedmen &c State of Alabama Very Respectfully Your Obedient Servant C Cadle Jr Bvt Col & A A Genl. Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery July 19 1866 101/105 Nininger Capt A Ramsey AA Genl. Dept of the South Macon Ga Captain. I have the honor to transmit herewith in accordance with your letter of date July 16th 1866 the Roster of Officers and Civilian on duty in the Bureau of Refugees Freedmen &c State of Alabama Very Respectfully Your Obdt Servant C Cadle Jr Bvt Col & AA Genl. Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery July 20th. 1866 Nininger Capt A Ramsey A A. Gen'l. Dept of the South Macon, Ga. Captain I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of General Court Martial Orders No. 152 Current Series from the War Dept, and to report that the order has been duly executed (Over) 103 Very Respectfully Your Obdt Servant C Cadle Jr Bvt Col & A.A Genl The Maj Genl. Comdg being absent Head Quarters District of Alabama Montgomery Ala July 20th 1866 102/108 Howard Maj Genl. O. O. Commissioner bureau Refugees Freedmen. Washington D.C. General I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your telegram of the 16th inst. concerning complaints of great destitution reported to be existing in certain Counties of North Alabama. The rations as reported in the estimate for the present Month a Copy of which was forwarded on the 22 Ult. have already been furnished these Counties. these counties have also had shipped to them by the Governor of the State, a portion of which has been received. Five Hundred sacks of Corn each. In addition to this, assistance has been given, by private donations from Northern cities. It is supposed that there is no extreme suffering existing there at present. Mr. Cruikshank State Commissioner is of this opinion. Very Respectfully Your Obdt Servant C Cadle Jr Bvt Col & AA Genl The Maj Genl. Comdg being absent Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery July 20th 1866 102/108 Howard Maj. Genl. O. O. Coms'r. Bureau Refugees Freedmen &c General I have the honor to report that the transportation order for Mrs Charlotte Bolling Mrs. Eliza Fauntleroy and Thirteen (13) Children from this point to Fosters Monroe Va. has been delivered to Mr John S Corbin who made the application in their favor and in accordance with your endorsement of July 2nd in said application (over)
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