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[[preprinted]] 490 [[/preprinted]] [[Footnote 1]] Transportation of Officers and Soldiers - cost | 369.66 [[dittos for Transportation of]] Loyal Refugees | 17.80 [[dittos for Transportation of]] Freedmen | 6,007.44 [[subtotal]] | 6394.90 Qr. Mr. Stores and clothing rec'd - money value | $54,668.00 [[dittos for Qr. Mr. Stores and clothing]] on hand April 1", 1866 - money value | $45,343.00 Qr. Mr. Funds - Disbursed | $24,695.20 [[dittos for Qr. Mr. Funds]] - rec'd on Estimates | $20,260.00 There was no land used as Government Farms, in 1865. No land or buildings occupied on Sept. 1", 1865. No personal property seized by the Bureau in the State. No rents claimed of the Bureau in this State. No. of Officers of Army or Vols. of each grade on duty prior to April 1". 1", Staff corps, U.S. Vols. - Majors 3. - Captains, 13. 2", Vet. Res. Corp. - Captains 3. - Lieutenants 8. 3", U.S. Colored Troops, Colonel, 1. - Captains, 6. - Lieutenants 13. - 4", U.S. Vols., Majors, 1. - Captains, 10. - Lieutenants 11. - Gross amount of pay and allowances - estimated | $34,337.64 Sgd Jno C. Robinson Bvt. Maj. Genl. Asst. Commissioner Official Clinton A. Cilley A.A.A. Genl [[Footnote 1]] Howard Bureau of Refugees Freedmen &c Head Qrs. Asst Commissioner N.C. Raleigh N.C. Aug. 27" 1866 Howard Maj Gen'l O.O. Commissioner &c General In accordance with the provisions of circular No 5 of date May 23d, 1866, War Department Bur. R.F. and A.L. I have the honor to report that on Saturday Ausut 25th 1866, there was in the hands of Captain and Bvt Lieut Col. J.D. Stubbs A.Q.M. Financial Agent and Disbursing Officer, B.R.F. and A.L. for this State, the following amount of money, viz: In safe in Qr. Mr's Office $1,000.00 With Asst. Treasurer New York 3285.24 Total $4285.24 I am General Very Respy Your Obdt Servant Sgd Jno C. Robinson Bvt. Maj. Genl. Asst. Commissioner Official Clinton A. Cilley A.A.A. Genl [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] 491 [[/preprinted]] Bureau of Refugees Freedmen &c Head Qrs. Asst Commissioner N.C. Raleigh N.C. Aug. 21" 1866 Howard Maj Gen'l O.O. Commissioner &c General I have the honor to request transportation for the following married persons from New Bern N.C. to the places set opposite their respective names, in order to provide them with homes, and restore them to their families. Isabella Smith (aged 20) Charleston S.C. Jenny Mason ([[ditto for aged]] 40) Petersburg Va. I am General Very Respectfully Your Obdt Serv't Sgd Jno C. Robinson Bvt. Maj. Genl. Asst. Commissioner Official Clinton A. Cilley A.A.A. Genl Bureau of Refugees Freedmen &c Head Qrs. Asst Commissioner N.C. Raleigh N.C. Aug. 21" 1866 Howard Maj Gen'l O.O. Commissioner &c General In relation to the communication of the Qr. Mr. Gen'l of date Aug. 4" 1866, referred by you to me for report in regard to the "Grider House" occupied by officers of this Bureau, I have the honor to state as follows: The "Guion House" is and has been for a long time, occupied by officers of this Bureau, as offices, school rooms and Dispensary. Its condition has been getting worse every month, until now it has become untenable. A very large sum of money would be required to put it in repair, and to secure it from a liability to be entered, as to keep it clean. I have therefore directed that it be returned to its owners and that proper rooms be hired for the use of the officers now occupying it. I am General Very Respectfully Your Obdt Serv't Sgd Jno C. Robinson Bvt. Maj. Genl. Official Clinton A. Cilley A.A.A. Genl
