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406 407 [[3 columned table]] | When Received. | Name of Writer. | Date and Purport of Letter. | | --- | --- | --- | | June 5th 1967 #197 * | Virginia O. Brown. Gen'l. | Richmond June 3d 1867. Returns letter of the Com'r of May 10th stating that there are a large number of freedmen at & around Dumfries Va. who are anxious to have a school at that place and directs an investigation & report of the matter. With attention invited to the following endorsement of Mr. Manly Supt of Education, viz. From report of Lt. Chase it is recommended that no action be taken at present on the within application. June 6th. Referred to J.W. Alvord Supt of Schools June 7th Recd back. filed. | | June 6th 1867 #198. | Virginia O. Brown Genl. | Richmond June 3d 1867. Forwards approved letter of Capt S.P. Lee S.A.C. requesting permission to use the building known as St L'Ouverture Hospital in the construction of a school at Alexandria Va., States that said building is very much out of repair of no use to the Gov't. | | June 6th 1867 #199. | Virginia O. Brown Genl. June 6th Transmitted- | Richmond June 6th 67. Forwards to the Asst. Com'r letter of Capt. Wm. L. Tidball A.A.A.G. stating that Jane Phillips (col'd) requests transportation for her husband from Bastrop La. to Charlottesville, Va. | | June 7th 1867 #200 | Virginia O. Brown Genl. See V 71. Vol 5 1866. | Richmond June 15th 1867 Forwards letter of Bvt. Capt. B.C. Cook stating that on the 12th of March 1866 a. com'n was sent his office by Lieut Merrill, in reference to the claim of Jas. H. Russell (col'd) against absent members of 25 Batt 14th Infty for board. Take what action has been taken in this case. With remark that it was forwarded to the Com''r and nothing has been heard from it seems. | | June 8th 1867 #201. | Virginia O. Brown Genl. | Richmond June 6th 1867. Forwards letter of Major J.R. Stone S.A.C. stating that if Mr. Moss is not arrested and put under bonds for the prompt adjustment of the obligation, that he will continue to treat the case with indifference and contempt. For instructions shall Moss be arrested as a default. | | June 10th 1867 #202 | Virginia O. Brown Genl June 11th Transmitted | Richmond June 7th 1867. Forwards to the dist Com'r of D.C. letter of Capt. B.C. Cook stating that Bettie Talliferro (col'd) desires to have her daughter Eviline Spottswood (col'd) returned to her as she is able to support her living with Sallie Brown, (col'd) at Arlington Hights. | | June 10th 1867 #203. | Virginia O. Brown Genl. | Richmond, June 7 1867. Forwards to the Asst. Comr of Ala letter of Capt B.O. Cook stating the John Finely (col'd) desires that the Bureau inform his wife Sarah living with Richard Baker in Selma, Ala. that he is anxious to have her return home to him. June 10th. Transmitted Sept 14th. Rec'd back with report. E.B. p 52 Vol. 3. | | June 11th 1867 #204 | Virginia O. Brown Genl. file. | Richmond May 30th 67. Forwards report of Refugees & Freedmen for month of April |