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32 Vouchers for Rent of Office Bladen Co. returned, to be made over, with the accompanying Endorsement. Wilmington N.C. 9th. Nov. 1866 Respectfully returned to Lt. E. R. Northrup Asst Supt. Bladen Co. N.C. The enclosed vouchers must be made out over again and the signature of the receipt must be written in full George H Moore the same as on the top of the page Return immediately Allan Rutherford Lt. Col. V.R.C. Supt. So. Dist. N.C. --- Rockingham. Richmond Co, 10th Nov. 1866 McComber Geo, Lieut and Asst. Supt Requests to be mustered out of the U.S.A. on account of private urgent business needing his attention at home Wilmington N.C. 10th Nov, 1866 Respectfully forwarded Approved Allan Rutherford Signed Col. V.R.C. Bvt. Brig Gen U.S.A. Supt. So. Dist N.C. --- From Letter Book p 157- Letter sent Hd Qrs Asst Com. returned with en. of A.A.A.G. & returned to him with the accompanying en - Bu R.F. and A.L. Wilmington N.C. 12th Nov 1866 'Respe'ly returned with request that this paper be referred to Maj Gen Gen. O.O. Howard, Com'r. for his information and on letter invited to the opinion of Judge Brooks. U.S. Court Allan Rutherford Lt. Col. V.R.C. Supt. 33 Magnolia N.C. 10th. Nov. 1866 Foster. N. N. Bvt. Maj. and Asst. Supt. Asks instructions where Freedpeople are in a helpless condition and cannot be provided for where they are. Also asks transportation for one freedwoman & her three children from Magnolia to Wilmington N.C. Wilmington N.C. 12th Nov. 1866 Respectfully referred to the Asst. Com'r. of N.C. for information. What is to be done in this and similar cases? If they are provided with transportation to this City the Mother could be admitted to Hospital until she was able to work, if the children could be sent to the Orphan Asylum. Allan Rutherford Lieut. Col. V.R.C. Supt. So. dist. N.C. See p 34 --- Wilmington N.C. 12th Nov. 1866 McDrigg E.H. Lieut & Asst. Supt. Encloses communication from Sheriff of Brunswick Co. relative to the poor of said Co. and recommends that rations be again issued to the destitute of that section. One En Wilmington N.C. 14th Nov 1866 - Respectfully forwarded to the Actg Asst. Com'r I would recommend that some steps be taken to [[?]] the Freedmen in Brunswick Co. Allan Rutherford Lt. Col. V.R.C. Supt. So. Dist N.C. --- Rockingham N.C. 11th Nov. 1866. McComber Geo. Asst. Supt. Reports case of Insane Woman (Col'd) who with her child is without care or protection & desires that they may be removed to the Asylum Wilmington N.C. 14th Nov. 1866 Respectfully returned. The same steps are necessary to get Insane Freedpeople into the Asylum as Resident Whites. viz- Get a Certificate of two Physicians of good standing that the person is Insane & should be cared for. Have then person brought before some Justice of the Peace who will be obliged to send the person to Insane Asylum at Raleigh according to State law. If he refuses the case should be reported to these Hd. Qr. Send a request for transportation to this City for admission to Orphan Asylum Allan Rutherford Lt. Col. V.R.C. Supt. So. Dist.
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Reopened. There were a lot of mistakes. Rearranged letters to follow correct order.
