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NARA 513

M.19 F.B.D.C 1867
Shuqualak Noxubee Co Miss
July 29th 1867
H33-F.B.S.M Vol.2-67

Mosely John T.
Citizen

Has an old negro on his place who is unable to support herself. Wishes to know if the Bureau will assist her

Bureau Refugees Freedmen & A.L. 
Office Sub Asst Commissioner 
Columbus Miss Augt 14 1867.

Respectfully transmitted to Wm H Ross Agent Macon Miss as coming within his jurisdiction 
Geo. S. Smith

Capt VRC Bt Maj Sub Asst Com'r

[[stamp]] Freedman's Bureau State of Miss Received SEP 16 1867 [[/stamp]]
E & M 88 8/14/67

Rec'd F.B.D.C. Augt. 3rd/67

Headqrs Sub Dist. Macon,
Macon, Miss.
Sept. 13, 1867.
E12.

Respectfully referred to Maj. Genl Gillem
Asst. Comr Vicksburg, Miss. for consideration. 

Having received a letter from Mr Moseley, this day, asking attention to the within, I was led to search among papers in this office, and found the inclosed document.

Jno Williams
Agt. B.R.F. & A.L.

E. & M. page 50
Bureau, Refugees, Freedmen &c.
Office Asst. Comm'r for Miss 
Vicksburg Sept. 16th 1867

Respectfully returned to the Agent Bu. R.F. & A.L. Sub-Dist. of Macon with the information that the transportation asked for cannot be granted.

All persons irrespective of color are taxed alike and if the Board of Police of Noxubee County refuse or neglect to provide for their indigent they will be reported to these Hd. Qrs.

By order of 
Bvt Maj Gen'l A.C. Gillem
Asst. Comm'r.
Jas W. Sunderland
Capt. V.R.C.
A.A.A. Gen'l.

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