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224 465 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Sept. 12th 1867 214 Pierce Bvt. Maj. C.W. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Demopolis, Alabama. Major I have the honor to forward enclosed check No. 174 for ninety four dollars and ten cents ($94.10/100) this day received from Edwin D Judd Paymaster at Atlanta. Please acknowledge receipt by return of mail. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner 466 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Sept. 13th 1867 214/225 Pierce Bvt. Maj. C.W. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Demopolis, Alabama. Major I have the honor to forward enclosed check No. 839 for three hundred and seventy six dollars and four cents ($376.04/100) from H.J. Farnsworth AAQM at Atlanta. Please acknowledge receipt by return mail. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner 467 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Sept. 13th 1867 222/227 Howard Maj. Genl. O.O. Howard Commissioner Washington D.C. General I have the honor to transmit herewith the following reports, for the month of August 1867. Report of Officers and Civilian Employees Report of Refugees Report of Freedmen Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant Bvt Maj Genl. and Asst. Comr 225 468 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama. Sept. 16th 1867 222/228 Callis Bvt. Brig. Genl. John B. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Huntsville, Alabama. /233 Gillette Captain James Sub. Asst. Commissioner Mobile, Alabama. 211/242 Shorkley Lt. George Sub. Asst. Commissioner Selma, Alabama. 224/227 Pierce Bvt. Major C.W. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Demopolis, Alabama. 223/230 McGogy Mr James F Sub. Asst. Commissioner Talladega, Alabama. 222/231 Gardner Mr Samuel S Sub. Asst. Commissioner Greenville, Alabama. The maturing crop and September collection of taxes having put the several Counties of this State in funds, and the advancing status of the freedmen having generally inspired the County Commissioners with some appreciation of his rights, it seems feasible at this time to induce them to assume the charge and maintenance of the various hospitals and Colonies heretofore supported by the Bureau. To this end I wish you to put yourself immediately in communication with the authorities of –– County touching the persons now cared for at –– by the Bureau. You will represent to them the probability that the day of the compulsory closing of your institution is not distant, and that these persons will not be permitted to be left uncared for, and as an inducement to immediate actin you are authorized to tender in that case a transfer without change of the existing institution (all our right in it) as it stands with all of its supplies, and a continuance of rations for its inmates until November first,
