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290 291 [[3 Columned Table]] | When Received. | Name of Writer. | Date and Purport of Letter. | | --- | --- | --- | | June 10th. 1867 #41 | Qr. Mr. Genl. Office. C. H. Tompkins B.B. Gen'l. June 10th. Referred to Asst. Comr of N.C. who will please obtain the desired information if possible. June 29th. Rec'd back with report E.B p 320 Vol 3. | Washington June 10th. 1867. Refers letter of J. C. Kelton, A.A. Genl. stating that Capt. Alexander McRae accepted his original appointment from Fayetteville, N.C., and that a letter addressed to the Agent of Freedmen Bureau at that place might secure the address of Capt. McRae further. With remark. That this may be referred to the Agent at that place for such information as he may by able to obtain in relation to the whereabouts of Capt McRae's father: as he desires to forward the Captain's sword to him. | | June 10th. 1867 # 42 | Qr. Mr. Genls. Office D. H. Rucker Bvt. Maj. Genl. June 12th. Referred to Genl. H. M. Whittelsey. C.Q.M. | Washington June 10th 1867. Refers claim of Wm Ballard and Wm Allen (cold.) and states the services being subsequent to July 22nd. 1866 is payable by the Freedmens Bureau. Recommends the settlement is as communication indicated. | | June 3d. 1867 # 43 * | Quintard C. T. Rev'd Bishop 3rd Ep. Ch. Dioc. of Tenn. See T #171 Vol 10. Official copies furnished for information of Mrs Smith. E.B p 294 Vol 3. June 25th. Recd back with report. file. | Memphis Tenn. May 28th. 1867. States that the reported revival of the colored children in the Memphis Colored Orphans Asylum from the brick building to the outbuildings is totally without foundation. The children from the Nicholls Asylum have been received recently. Praises Mrs. Martha Canfield for address of the Memphis Asylum and requests that this Bureau continue to assist said institution. | | June 14th. 1867 # 44. | Qr. Mr. Genl Office D. H. Rucker, Genl. See W 166. Vol 10. June 15th Referred to Asst. Comr of Va for report. June 18th Rec'd back with report. E.B. 292. Vol 3. | Washington June 2d. 1867 Refers letter of Gen A. [[?]], asks if the seminary Buildings near Fort Monroe, Va. can be obtained from the Gov't. To ascertain whether the buildings referred to, are not under the control of the Freedmen's Bureau. | | June 22d. 1867 # 45. * | Qr. Mr. Genls Office D.H. Rucker Genl. file. | Washington June 20th 1867 Returns letter of "a true southerner" complaining of harsh treatment of negroes by the Officers of the Qr. Mr. Dept. at Corinth & invites attention to enclosed report of Bvt. Lieut. Col. J. W. Wills A.Q.M. at Corinth Miss. | | June 24th. 1867. # 46. | Q. Mr. Gen'l. Office. D. R. Rucker Gen'l. June 25th. Returned to Genl H. M. Whittelsey, C.Q.M. | Washington June 21st. 1867. State that Secy. of War has approved the sale of the barrack at L'Ouverture Hospital Alexandria Va to be approved by the C.Q.M. of Mil. Dist. Nat. | | June 27th 1867 #47. | Qr. Mr. Genls Office D. H. Rucker Genl. See Q 130. Vol 8. June 28th Referred to C. Qr. Mr. of Bu RF. & A.L. | Washington June 26th. 1867 Informs the Comr. that the Macon & Western Railroad Co. is discharged in full its indebtness to the Qr. Mr. Dept. Vouchers for transportation for the Bureau need no longer be withheld from the Company on account of the QM. Dept. |