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462 Very Respectfully Your obdt servant Major General Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery Ala March 19" 1867 To Messrs Bell W.R. Johnson Wm. La Croix Edw. Johnson Robt & Marlowe Geo. W. Jos. Selma Ala Gentlemen Your letter of the 4" inst, was forward awaiting my return to Montgomery. I have at presents no functions under the Military Bill. If I should have any I will give your recommendation a respectful consideration. Very Respectfully Your obdt servant Major General Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery Ala March 19" 1867 Wiley Hon J. McCaleb, Troy, Ala. Dear Sir The delay experienced in getting back to Montgomery must be my apology for not sooner answering your kind letter of the 4" inst, which I found awaiting my return. I will take pleasure in writing to the Huntsville and Washington Committees to have you relieved they they are relieved themselves. I make no doubt you will be included among the first who are so favored. Very Respectfully Your obdt servant Major General 463 Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery Ala March 19" 1867 Saffold B.F. Selma Ala. Dear Sir Your favor of March 8" was found awaiting my return to Montgomery. I have at present no functions under the Military law. If I should have any hereafter, I will give your recommendations respectful consideration. Very Respectfully Your obdt servant Major General Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery Ala March 19" 1867 Buttles Lucian Esq Mobile Ala. Dear Sir I regret to learn by your letter of March 8" which I found awaiting me on my return to Montgomery of the change announced therein. I will comply with your request touching Governor Patton. With Kind regards, I am Very Respectfully Your obdt servant Major General Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery Ala March 19" 1867 Harper P.O. Esq Lafayette, Ala Sir I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 7 inst. I mail to you today a copy of the New Yorkly Weekly times of the 9" inst, containing the Bankrupt Law in full. It is understood that Judges will not vacate their offices until ordered, or a new election is held. Very Respectfully Your obdt servant Major General
