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242 Sharkley Lieut Geo. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Selma, Alabama. 225/263 Hendrix Mr. John C. Actg. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Montgomery, Alabama /270 Gardner Mr. Samuel S Sub. Asst. Commissioner Greenville, Alabama 211/262 McGogy Mr James F. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Talladega, Alabama 236/264 Smith Mr Rob T. Sub. Asst. Commissioner Opelika, Alabama 208/2745 Connelly Mr William E Sub. Asst. Commissioner Eufaula, Alabama 221/243 Nealy Mr J.B. Agt Bureau R F and A L. Girard, Alabama 227/268 The Asst. Commissioner directs that you forward to this office at as early a date as possible all the information you now have relative to the treatment of Union prisoners in the South and that you furnish from time to time as you gain them any facts bearing upon the subject. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant O.D. Kinsman Sub. Asst. Commissioner 243 508 79 Head Quarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery, Alabama, Oct 8th 1867 Whittelsey E. A.A.A. Genl Bureau R F and A L Washington, DC. 79/ Your communication of the 4th inst relative to amount of expenditures from the Special Relief Fund is received. In reply I have to say that thirty thousand (30000) bushels of Corn at one dollar and fifty three cents ($1.53/100) making forty five thousand and nine hundred dollars ($45900.00/100) and one hundred and two thousand eight hundred and sixty two (102862) pounds of bacon at fourteen and one half (14 1/2) cents making fourteen thousand nine hundred and fourteen dollars and ninety nine cents ($14914.99/100) were purchased under the contract with Mr Nettleton and that transportation accounts to the amount of thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy four dollars and sixty seven cents ($13674.67/100) have been paid by Bvt. Lt. Col. Edwin Beecher Disbursing officer. Transportation on rail roads which were indebted to the Government for their rolling stock &c has not been paid and this officer has no record of the indebtedness so incurred such accounts having been referred, direct by the parties to Washington. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servant Bvt. Maj. Genl. and Asst. Commissioner 509 Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery Alabama. Oct. 10th 1867 Connelly Mr Wm. E Sub. Asst. Commissioner Eufaula, Alabama. 242/270 Sir Complaint is made at this Office by Dennis Dawson (Cold) that he together with nine (9) other hands (all that there were on the place) has been driven away from the plantation of Mrs Polk near Union Springs in Bullock Co. without any settlement whatever. The General directs that you proceed to the plantation and cause an equitable settlement to be made, reporting action to this Office. Very Respectfully, Your Obt. Servant Sub. Asst. Comr.
