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184 new trial it is not deemed necessary that an Order should be issued. By mutual consent of yourself and Mr Harris a new trial can before any Justice or Justices you may punctually choose and the testimony admitted which was before thrown out. Mr. Harris of course has a right to appeal from any decision to a higher court. In all cases where papers are referred to you for report they must all returned. You will therefore at once return the communication of Mr. Harris. Very Respectfully, Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner 367 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Aug. 7th 1867 Cogswell Mr Jesse W Burlington N.J. Sir Yours of the 24th Ult asking an appointment as "Civilian Agent" in the Bureau, is received. In reply the Assistant Comsissioner directs me to say that no increase is not being made in the number of Agents. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner 368 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Aug. 7th 1867 178/204 Woodward Cashier C.A. F. S. and T. Co. Mobile, Alabama. Sir, Yours of the 6th inst relative to payment by the Bureau of the repairs at your Bank, and enclosing copy of letter fro S.L. Harris Genl. Inspector of date June 11th 1867, is received. The papers in this case will be forwarded to the Commissioner for instructions. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner 185 369 Head Quarters District of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. August 8th 1867. 180/186 Howard Maj Genl. O.O. Commissioner General I have the honor to forward the following communications relative to repairs desired to be done at the expense of the Bureau at the Office of the Freedmens S and T Co. at Mobile. Communication from C.A. Woodward Cashier Aug. 2nd 1867 Copy of Communication to C.A. Woodward Cashier Aug. 5th 1867 Communication from C.A. Woodward Cashier Aug. 6th 1867 Copy of Communication from S.L. Harris Genl. Inspector June 11th 1867 I would respectfully request instructions in this matter as the Circular letter of May 7th/67 simply directs the renting of these banking rooms. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner "The Maj Genl. & Asst. Comr. being absent" 370 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Aug. 7th 1867 182/193 Callis Bvt. Brig. Genl. Jno. B. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Huntsville, Alabama. General Yours of the 5th inst enclosing the resignation of Maj. Jones, is received. The Asst. Commissioner is now absent in the North and will not return before the 20th inst. The papers will be forwarded to him there and I shall endeavor to procure the acceptance of the resignation by the 1st prox. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner 371 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Aug. 9th 1867 /191 Houston Mr S.S. Mobile, Alabama. General Yours of the 8th inst stating that petitions for executive clemency have been forwarded to the Governor in the cases of 1st Willis Grant, Jim Richardson, and Charles Robinson found guilty of the outrage (over)