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138 I respectfully submit that Justice requires that the promise made to these freedmen be carried out if practicable Very Respectfully Your Obt Servant C Cadle Jr Bvt Col & A.A.G. The Maj Genl. Comdg being absent Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery August 8th 1866 /167 Commanding Officer Post of Mobile Post of Mt Vernon Post of Fort Morgan Post of Fort Gaines Post of Huntsville Post of Selma Post of Montgomery Sir I forward you by todays mail 12 blank Monthly Reports for the use of your Command Very Respectfully Your Obdt Servant O.D. Kinsman Bvt Maj & A.A.G. Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery Aug. 8th 1866 /154 Proprietor Southern News Greenville Ala Sir A bill against Genl Swayne for One (1) years subscription to your paper ($5.00) was brought here this morning by the Express Agent. Please inform me who subscribed for the paper and if it was directed to be sent for a year. If it was return me the bill receipted and I will send the money by mail. Very Respectfully Your Obdt Servant O.D. Kinsman Bvt Maj & A.A.G. 139 Head Quarters District of Alabama Montgomery August 8th 1866 121/ Schnorr Emil US Marshal Office Mobile Ala Sir Your communication of the 7th inst. is received. When Mr Hardy returns and you decide that you then desire a position here write me and I shall be able to inform you if there is then a vacancy. Very Respectfully Your Obdt Servant O.D. Kinsman Bvt Maj & A.A.G. Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery August 9th 1866 136/140 Nininger Bvt Lt Col A.R. A.A.G. Dept of the South Macon Ga Colonel I have the honor to recommend that a Physician be sent to Selma to take charge of the Medical Department of the Troops at that Post. Dr Hood in charge of the freedmen Hospital at that place has been attending the Troops but has just moved his Hospital from close to the Camp to a distance of a mile from it. During the last two weeks has has been sick and unable to give them the attention they require. There are now twenty three sick in the Company. I directed Maj Ogilby to employ a physician if he could find one that could take the test Oath, but he reports that there are none there who can do so. He has been obliged to call in physicians and pay for their services and medicines himself. Very Respectfully Your Obdt Servant C Cadle Jr Bvt Col & A.A.G.
