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462 463 852. Headquarter Fifth Military District. State of Texas. Bureau of R F and A.L. Austin. Texas. December.7. 1868. Howard. Maj. General. O.O Commissioner. &c. Washington. D.C. 851/857 General: In accordance with your letter of August 10. 1868. I have the honor to request transportation to their homes for the following named Agents and Clerk of this Bureau to be discharged on the 31st inst. Thos. H. Browning from Jasper. Texas to Washington. D.C. Henry. C. Lacy from Crockett. Texas to Washington. D.C. William F Smith from Austin. Texas to New York. N.Y. The remaining Agents to be discharged, on the 31st inst. have been employed in this State, and I will furnish them transportation to the different points of their entry into service. I am, General, Very Respectfully, Your Obdt. Servant. J J Reynolds Bvt. Maj. Gen. U.S.A. Asst. Commissioner, 853. Headquarters Fifth Military District State of Texas, Bureau R.F. and A.L. Austin, Texas. December 11. 1868. McGinnis Mr. O.A. Sumpter Texas 0/7 Sir, In reply to your letter of the 4th inst, I have the honor to state that your claim for $120.00/100 has been forwarded to general Howard with a request for authority to pay the same. I am informed by Capt. Roberts Disbursing Officer that he has or is about to send you a check for burial expenses of private John Jones. I am, Very Respectfully Your Ob't Servant Charles A. Vernou 1st Lieutenant 4th Cavalry Act. Asst. Adj't General. 854 Headquarters Fifth Military District State of Texas, Bureau R.F. and A.L. Austin, Texas. December 11. 1868. Howard Maj. Gen. O.O. Commissioner &c Washington D.C. 852/855 General: I have the honor to transmit herewith copies of Special Orders Nos. 71. & 72. current series from this Headquarters. I am, Very Respectfully, Your Obdt. Servant. J J Reynolds Bvt. Maj. Gen. U.S.A. Assistant Commissioner, State of Texas 855 Headquarters Fifth Military District State of Texas, Bureau R.F. and A.L. Austin, Texas. December 12. 1868. Howard Maj. Gen. O.O. Commissioner &c. Washington D.C. L.S. pages 430, 503. 854/859 General: I have the honor to forward herewith the deed for a piece of property sold to the city of San Antonio. This deed would have been forwarded long since, in compliance with instructions from the office of the Commissioner &c, but for the fact that it was returned from San Antonio only a few days since. The deed has been recorded, and to make the chain of record little complete it is respectfully suggested that the new deed refer to the one which is already recorded. I also enclose a written form of deed, which is requested by the mayor of San Antonio in order to protect this property against seizure for debts due from the City of San Antonio. No such conditions were named when the property was sold, but I forward the latter paper at the request of the representative of the City of San Antonio. I recommend that the request be not favorably considered. I am, General, Very Respectfully, Your Obdt. Servant. J J Reynolds Brevet. Maj. General. U.S.A. Assistant Commissioner, State of Texas