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144 Office Supt. Bu. R.F. and A.L. Central Dist. Raleigh N.C. July 13th 1866 A.G. Bready Bvt. Col. and Supt. Foote, Jno M. Lieut and Asst. Supt. Hd. Qrs. Sub. Dist. Weldon Halifax July 6 1866 Requests all Indentures by which children are bound to J.J. Long be returned to him. Respectfully returned to Bvt. Col. Brady. I wish to have the Indentures returned in order that they may be canceled. Hd. Qrs. Sub. Dist Weldon Halifax July 12th 1866 Jno M Foote Lieut V.R.C. and Asst. Supt. Respectfully returned to Lieut. Foote. If the children are Illegally bound, the indentures will be returned, otherwise they will remain in force. Office Supt. Bu. R.F. and A.L. Central Dist. Raleigh N.C. July 14th 1866 A.G. Bready Bvt. Col. and Supt. Stickney Jas W.H. Major V.R.C. and Asst. Supt. Hd Qrs Sub Dist Goldsboro Goldsboro July 15th 1866 Transmits Weekly report of cases tried and request transportation for himself and clerk to Wilson and return. Respectfully returned Attention called to Par 455 Revised Army Regulations 1863. Office Supt. Bu. R.F. and A.L. Central Dist. Raleigh N.C. July 136h 1866 A.G. Bready Bvt. Col. and Supt. Stickney Jas W.H. 123.138/150 Major V.R.C. and Asst Supt. Hd. Qrs. Sub. Dist. Goldsboro Goldsboro N.C. June 27 1866 Requests information in relation to the Government Farm. over 145 Respectfully re-forwarded. There is on this farm one infirm old man unable to do any work (6) six women, (2) of whom are sick and unable to work and are supplied with rations, the other four are supplied with rations by Mr. Granger who allows them pay at about (3) three dollars per month. The eleven children all belong to these women, one of whom has an infant not counted in the above eleven. The women do not enough work to justify Mr. Granger in rationing the children. Two of the children counted in last ration report (orphans) I bound to Mr. Granger yesterday (boy 9yrs old Girl 12 yrs). Should the farm be given up to Mr. Granger he desires that these women and children should be otherwise provided for also the old man. All of whom I would recommend be sent to the Hospital in Raleigh. Hd. Qrs. Sub. Dist Goldsboro July 15th 1866 (signed) W.H. Stickney Major V.R.C. and Asst. Supt. Respectfully returned. A simple statement of the number of Freedpeople supported on this farm, or the number living on it who are supported by Government, is all that is required. The self supporting are not wanted. It could be difficult for me to give a correct report to the Asst. Commr from the endorsement on the other side of this paper. Office Supt. Bu. R.F. and A.L. Central Dist. Raleigh N.C. July 16th 1866 A.G. Bready Bvt. Col. and Supt. Humphrey Deborah 121 Durham Depot Wake Co. June 20th 1866 Makes statement concerning [[Countupans?]] [[contraband?]] Respectfully returned to col. A.G. Brady. Supt Central Dist. N.C. with a certified copy of the evidence taken in the within mention cases enclosed. This enclosure is of (over)
