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receipts of communication from "Claim Division" Bureau Head Quarters dated November 20th 1867 enclosing discharge papers of Wm Bluford, John. H. Clark, Columbus Butler and Samuel Johnson, all late of Co: "B" 2. U.S.C.L. Art: whose claims have been collected.

I am General
Very respectfully
Your Obdt. Servant
O Brown
Bvt Brig Genl Vols
Asst Comr


(2. V. 337.)
November 26th 1867.

Howard Maj. Genl. O.O.
Commissioner

General,
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of communication from "Claim Division" Bureau Head Quarters dated November 23rd 1867 enclosing discharge papers of Nathan Driggers late Corporal Co "B" 2nd U.S.C. Lt. Art: whose claim has been collected.

I am General
Very respectfully
Your Obdt. Servt
O Brown
Bvt Brig Genl Vols
Asst Comr


(2. V. 338.)
November 26th 1867.

Howard Maj. Genl. O.O.
Commissioner

General,
I have the honor to enclose herewith Inventory and Inspection report of Medical property pertaining to Freedmans Hospital at Hampton Va. for which A.A. Surg. E.R. Carey is responsible.

I am General
Very respectfully


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Your Obdt. Servant
O Brown
Bvt Brig Genl Vols
Asst Comr

(1 Enclosure)


(2. V. 339.)
November 29th 1867.

Howard Maj. Genl. O.O.
Commissioner

General,
I have the honor to enclose herewith "report of Civilian and Clerks" on duty in this Bureau for the month ending October 31st 1867.

I am General
Very respectfully
Your Obdt. Servant
O Brown
Bvt Brig Genl Vols
Asst Comr

(1 Enclosure)


(2. Vol. 340.)
November 29th 1867.

Howard Maj. Genl. O.O.
Commissioner

General,
I have the honor to submit the following report of the operations of Bureau affairs for the month of October 1867.

The number of Freedmen aided by the Bureau during the past month was one thousand four hundred and eighty two. (1482.) of this number nine hundred and ninety six (996.) were in Hospital

The decrease of dependents from the preceding month is one hundred and seventy six (176) persons.

The number of Refugees receiving rations was one hundred and fifty eight (158) showing an increase over the preceding month of Forty (40)

The whole number of schools in the District during the month was one hundred and fifty two (152.) of which one hundred and Eleven (111) are Public Free-
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