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[[3 Columned Table]] | When Received. | Name of Writer. | Date and Purport of Letter. | | --- | --- | --- | | Sept 5th 1866. #279. | Columbia Dist. of: C. H. Howard, General. Forwarded to be placed on file with others recommended Aug 18th 1866. | Washington, Aug. 22nd 1866. Recommends Bt. Maj. George E. Henry 1" Lt. V.R.C. for a commission in the regular Army | | Sept 6th 1866. #280. E.B. page 8, Vol 2. | Cheaney Thos F. Supt. B.R.F. & A.L. (1 enclo) See. "C" 294 Vol 8 1866." Recd back with report. Sept 15th 1866. EB page 19 Vol 2. | Henderson, Ky. Aug 29th 1866. Complains of the action of General. John. Ely. Chief Supt. Ky. in reducing his salary to $50.00 (as pr. letter enclosed.) States that his laborers are arduous and he has given up all other business, requests that a just compensation may be allowed him. | | Sept. 7th 1866. #281. * | Columbia Dist. of. C. H. Howard, General. file. | Washington, Sept 6" 1866 Requests authority be given for additional pay per month to Supt. of Education. | | Sept 10th 1866. #282. E.B. page 12th Vol 2. | Columbia Dist of. C. H. Howard General. | Washington Sept 10" 1866 Forwards comn of S. S. Bowen, Pres. A.F.R.A. in regard to opening a Branch employment office in N.Y. City, with it a "Home" for the children of mothers with Husbands who are to be employed to be under the Dist Asn with a Supt. Requests that the Bureau assume the rental of the building, and salary of the Supt. With the recommendation that a building be rented in N.Y. at a rate not to exceed $700. per year, and that one Agent be appointed at a salary not to exceed $50. per month, provided the Society shall agree in writing to pay all other expenses of said office | | Sept 10th 1866. #283. | Columbia Dist of. C. H. Howard, General. Referred to Asst Com'r. of Va. for investigation and report. Sept 12th 1866. Nov 28th Rec'd. back with report. E.B. p 109. Vol 2. March 16th Rec'd back with report. E.B. 404. Vol 2. March 27th Rec'd back with report. EB p 404 Vol 2. Apl 24. Rec'd bk with rept | Washington. Sept. 10th 1866. Forwards comn of Bt. Lieut Col R. G. Rutherford, Supt. states that he is informed that John Kilgour, residing about 3 miles from Hillsboro Loudon Co. Va. left Rockville in 1861, with funds subscribed by the colored people of that town towards purchasing a church. Requests that the Supt be directed to investigate and act upon this matter. | | Sept 10th 1866. #284. | Columbia Dist of. C. H. Howard, General. Referred to Asst. Com'r. of Va. for investigation & report. Sept 12th 1866. Recd back with report Sept 24th 1866. E.B. page 22. Vol 2. | Washington Sept 10th 1866. Forwards comn of Bt. Lt Col R. G. Rutherford Sup't. relative to Mr Sweder of Loudon Co. Va. who boasts of having made good hands of cold persons hired; by beating and threating to kill them. With request that it may be referred to Agt. of said Co. for investigation. | | Sept 11th 1866 #285. | Cole C. Senator elect for Cal. (1 enclo) Referred to Asst. Com'r. of Ga. for information. Sept 12th 1866. | Washington Sept 10th 1866. Refers letter of Mr. J. E. P. Weeks of Sacramento, Cal. who writes in behalf of Isom Brown (cold) (late slave of W. P. Baker of Ga.) who desires information of his 5 children, who he left with one Peter McClaisen, in Baker Co. Ga. in the spring of 1862. | | Sept 13th 1866. #286. | Collins Elisha. K. (1 enclo) Referred to Asst Comr. of SC. for remarks. Sept 14th 1866. Recd back with report. Oct. 8th 1866. E.B. page 39. Vol 2. | Charleston S.C. Sept 12th 1866. Calls attention to the enclosed Circular of Genl. Scott, relative to storage and division of Cotton Crop. States that its enforcement will operate injuriously to both Planters and Freedmen, &c. That it seems "same business like to himself and other Planters, that as Northern men, it is thought calling Genl Howard's attention to it is equivalent to its being revoked." |