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100 Chesterfield County, to bring the more important subjects mentioned in his reports of 8th inst. on the condition of the Jail of that County, before the notice of the proper officers of the County whose duty it is to inspect or supervise the Jail. I am Captain, Yours Respectfully Garrick Mallery Capt. 43rd Inftry A.A.A. Genl 287. April 11th 1867 Walsh Mr. Wm. Philadelphia, Pa. --/ Sir I learn that you are a friend of the family of Mr. Theodore Carrington of Amelia County of this State. I write to inform you that this family is in very destitute circumstances, and that any assistance you can render them will be of the greatest service. I am Sir Yours Respectfully (Sgd.) O. Brown Bvt. Brig. Genl. Vols. Asst. Comr. Official Garrick Mallery A.A.A. Genl 288. April 11th 1867 Bartlett Mr. Jonas Worcester, Mass. - -/108. Dear Sir, Please forward to these Head Quarters your letter of Feby 28th 1866, returned to you April 18th 1866 with enclosed affidavit of services rendered - The affidavit is required to accompany your vouchers to Washington. Yours Respectfully (Sgd.) O. Brown Bvt. Brig. Genl. Vols. Asst. Comr. Official Garrick Mallery A.A.A. Genl 289. April 11th 1867 Hunt Lieut. H. S. V.R.C. 7/150 Lieut., I enclose herewith a Special Order revoking 101 your leave of absence. This is occasioned by your being appointed a registering officer, which duty requires your immediate presence at your station. Yours Respty. Garrick Mallery Capt. 43rd Inftry. A.A.A.G. (1 Enclosure.) 290. April 11th 1867. Connolly Bvt. Capt. D.J. Asst. Supt. (Thro: Dist. Hd. Qrs.) 78/145 Captain, The Asst. Comr. regrets that you have misunderstood Special Order No. 41 from these Head Quarters dated April 1st 1867 as appears in your Circular of April 3rd 1867. You will promptly revoke the Circular above referred to and assume only such jurisdiction as is conferred on you by Special Order No. 41. It is desirable that the authority conferred on you in the above named Order shall only be exercised when necessary for the protection of the rights of the Freedmen. It is not intended to prevent the Freedmen from applying to the Justices of the County if they wish to do so in any case, and the authority given to you by the first paragraph of the above named Order to remove a case from the jurisdiction of the Justices, should only be exercised when you have good reason to believe that injustice will be or has been done which such action alone would remedy. Very Respectfully Your Obt. Servt. Garrick Mallery Capt. 43rd Inftry. A.A.A. Genl. 291. April 11th 1867 Bates James A. Captain Superintendent, 99/103. Captain, It is reported that Lieut. Cook has in his employ a clerk named Reardon or Rawdon a foreigner but recently arrived in this country. If this report is correct, Capt. Bates will instruct Lieut. Cook to discharge Mr. Reardon as soon as he can find a competent person to take his place among those who have been in the service of the U.S. during the war, or
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