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OFFICE SUP'T R. F. & A. L.
1st. DIST. OF VIRGINIA.
Norfolk, Va., April 9th 1866.

Col. O. Brown
Asst. Comr
Richmond Va,

Col,
In reply to your com of the 8th inst. having reference to the reduction of my rolls as directed by Lt. Col. Neide. I have the honor to state, that the reduction at the end of March amt'd to nearly if not quite $1000 one thousand dollars.  The rolls of April will make up about as follows:

3 Three Asst. Supts civilians 1@ $125 & 2 @ $100 per mo.                 $325.00
4 Four clerks, 1 @ $125, 2 @ $100, 1 @ $75 per mo.                      $400.00
3 Three overseers 1 @ $75.00, 2 @ $50.00 per mo.                          $175.00
9 Nine Teamsters aggregating $120.00
5 Five Carpenters             $95.00
1 One Grave digger            $10.00

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It (the Roll for April) may be as much as the above amt. but will probably be smaller.

I am Col, 
Very Respectfully,
Your Obt. Servt.
A.S. Flagg
Capt, A.Q.M. &c 
Pr Stowell

Transcription Notes:
Assistant Subassistant Commissioner W. H. H. Stowell (4th Subdivision, 11th District) ---------- Reopened for Editing 2023-08-09 12:40:12