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318 319 [[3 Columned Table]] | WHEN RECEIVED. 1867 | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. | | --- | --- | --- | | Jan. 4 | Miller, Edward Capt. & S.A. Comr. See E.B. page 242. | 178. Victoria, Texas, Dec. 30, 1866. Acknowledges receipt of Circular 25, and requests that a clause be added to the same, prohibiting all liens upon the freedmen's share of the crop on retained wages. | | Jan. 7 | Mayer, Maurice See EB. page 236. | 179. Galveston, Texas. Jan. 7. 1867 Requests assistance in procuring transportation for freedmen from other Cotton States to a planter on Buffalo Bayou, Harris Co. & recommended by Isaac Moses. | | Jan. 8 | Mitchell, Jno. C and N. P. Ward. See E.B. page 236. | 180. Galveston, Texas. Jan. 8. 1867, Are planting in Fort Bend, Austin and Wharton Counties and wish assistance in transporting 50 freedmen for each from the States of Ala. & Ga. N. P. Ward is authorized to act for both parties. | | Jan. 9 | Mintzer, S. J. W. * Surgeon Chief, B.R.F.&L. See E.B. page 251. See E.B. page 253. | 181. Galveston, Texas, Jan. 8. 1867. Report of property adapted to Hospital purposes erected by The Confederate Govt. at Houston, Texas. | | Jan. 8 | Mason, J. F. See E.B. page 251, & 256. | 182. Huntsville, Texas, Jan. 3. 1867. Informs Messrs. Ball, Hutchings & Co. that he has been ordered to ship his cotton to Ranger & Co. by agent of the Bureau and has previously been ordered or permitted to ship them. | | Jany 10 | Moore, J. G. See E.B. page 236. | 183. Marlin, Falls. Co. Texas Jany 2nd 1867. Applies for transportation for 8 hands from one of the Eastern Cotton States, appoints Ambrose Key his attorney. | | Jan. 15 | Morton, L. K. 2nd Lieutenant. See E.B. page 252, | 184. Galveston Texas, Jan 6, 1867. Requests permission to withdraw his resignation forwarded approved Dec. 26, 1866. | | Jan. 18 | Mills, R. & D. G. and John R. Mitchell See E.B. page 258. | 185. Galveston, Texas. Jan. 18, 1867. Ask assistance in procuring freedmen from other states to work on their plantation on Brazos River and Caner. | | Jan. 16 | Miller, Edward Capt. & S.A. Comr. See E.B. page 263. | 186. Victoria, Texas, Jan. 8, 1867. States that on 20th ult. a Detachment of recruits for 26" & 35" U.S. Inft. encamped near Victoria on Guadalupe River under the charge of Capt. Evertt 38", U.S.C.T. and that although encamped on the edge of the timber, they burned the rails of farm of Jack Scott & Henry Armstrong, freedmen, damaging them about $200. This is the second time they have thus suffered. Asks that the value of damage be charged to recruits and paid to the freedmen. Also asks what was done in case of complaint made by him in a similar case in August 1866. | | | Miller, Ed. * Capt. & S.A. Comr. Filed | 187. Victoria, Texas, Dec. 1, 1866. Makes report of his tour of inspection in compliance with Circ. no. 21, C.S. Hd. Qrs. B.R.F. & A.L. Texas. |
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