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Headquarters, 
Bureau R.F. and A. L. 
State of Texas 
Galveston. Jan'y 15th 1866,

145 
Brady Messrs, J.T. and W. 
Galveston, Texas 
0./686

Gents
There was shipped from Columbus, Texas, on the 2nd Inst. Five Bales of Cotton consigned to you the property of Mrs Ruth Davidson if you have it you will hold it until further orders or untill Mrs Davidson settles with the freedmen who produced the Same

You are respectfully requested to answer at your earliest convenience if you have the cotton and your disposition of the same.

By Order of
Brig. Genl E. M. Gregory  
Signed, Chancey C. Morse
Capt and A.A.A. Genl

Official
Wm. A Sinclair 
A.A. Genl
 
Headquarters
Bureau R.F. and A.L.
State of Texas
Galveston Jan'y 16th 1866.

146.
Whittelsey Col. C.H.
A.A. Genl
137./166.

Col
I have the honor to request that the following officers be detailed for duty in the Bureau if consistent with the interests of the service.

Capt. A.M. Hosford Co. "G." 1st Iowa. Cav.
Capt. Thos. J.R. Perry Co "C" 1st Iowa. Cav.

Very Respectfully 
Your Obedt Servt
E M Gregory
Brig. Genl and Asst. Comr 
 

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Headquarters
Bureau R.F. and A.L.
State of Texas
Galveston, January 16th 1866.

147. 
Sevingley Lieut O.H.
Sub. Asst. Comr
Austin, Texas
143/148.

Lieut
I am directed by Brig. Genl Gregory to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of 11th Inst, by the hands of Chaplain Rand also the contracts, Freedmen must use their own judgement in working for wages or part of the crop. you will approve all fair contracts  See that the rights of the freedmen are protected and see that the main features of the printed forms are allowed in contract.

Respectfully,
Signed Chauncy C. Morse
Capt and A.A.A. Genl

Official:
Wm. A. Sinclair
A.A. Genl

Headquarters
Bureau R.F. and A.L.
State of Texas
Galveston January 7th 1866

148.
Sevingley Lieut O.H.
Sub Asst Comr
147/218.

Lieut
I am directed by Gen. Gregory to reply to your communication of 11th Inst, and to say that you must forward your resignation to the Adjutant of your Regiment who will transmit the same through the proper channels, He also directs me to say that he regrets to have you leave but will submit willingly he wishes to serve you as understand the circumstances he thinks it is right,

I am Sir,
Very Respectfully 
Your Obedt Servt
Signed Chauncy C. Morse
Capt and A.A.A. Genl

Official 
Wm. A. Sinclair
A.A. Genl