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[[3 column table]] [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] -----|-----|----- November 3" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^1 Doherty Robert (clerk.) L. B. 200 | New Bern N. C. Oct. 26" 1866. Requests an increase of Salary to one hundred dollars per month. November 3" | ^2 Dilworth A. Agent. E. B. p. 32. | Greensboro N. C. Oct. 23^d. Asks if Rankin [[Wagner? Hagner?]] (freedman) who served in the army as Cook from the occupation of Wilmington until May 15" 66 can get any pay. November 3" | ^3 Dillon Richard Capt. E. B. p. 32. | Beaufort N. C. Oct. 20" 1866. Respectfully informs Capt. Jacob. F. Chur A. A. A. G. thro. Lieut Col. S. Moore Supt. that the boat has not been disposed of yet, and shows the necessity of a boat being required in his Sub. District. November 5" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^4 Dillon Richard Capt. E. B .p. 34. | Beaufort N. C. Oct 31" 1866. States that Thos. Evans freedmen of Onslow County reports that Edward Vanderville of Onslow County, has had Haley Borden (col'd) minor bound to him by the civil courts against his Mothers will. November 6" | ^5 Dilwirth A. Agent. E. B. p. 36. | Greensboro. N. C. Oct 27" 1866. Encloses a communication of Mr. B. Higgins in relation to contracting with freedman. November 8" | ^6 [[Dane?]] E. L. E. B. p. 37. | Charleston S. C. Nov. 3" 1866. Requests transportation for Rachel Stewart and three children to Petersburg Va. November 10" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^7 Day Warren E. A. A. Surg. Trans. furnished. | Wilmington N. C. Oct 20" 1866. Requests transportation be furnished for Emily Lippett and child to Welden N. C. in order to relieve the Bureau of their support. November 15" | ^8 Dilworth [[insert]] A. [[/insert]] Agent B. R. F and A. L. E. B. p. 42. | Greensboro N. C. Nov. 12" 1866. Applies for transportation from Greensboro N. C. to New Bern for Elizabeth [[?]] freedwoman. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[3 column table]] [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] -----|-----|----- November 16" | ^9 Day [[W. S? or W. E?]]. A. A. Surg. E. B. p. 44. | Wilmington N. C. Nov. 14" 1866. Requests transportation from Wilmington N. C. to Charlottsville Va. for Frank, [[Hally?]], George and [[Lelbert?]] Walker, and from Wilmington N. C. to New Bern N. C. for James and Hannah [[...phy?]], freedpeople, that they may no longer be a support on the Government. November 18" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^10 Dough Mrs. Sarah E. E. B p. 47. | Roanoke Island Nov - 1866. Applies to have Eighty acres of land restored to her, situated on Roanoke Island November 26" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^11 Dodge C. W. Lieut | Plymouth N. C. Nov. 15" 1866. Makes application for transportation for a freedman from Plymouth N. C. to New Bern N. C. for the purpose of his entering the Hospital at the latter place. November 29" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^12 Doherty W^m. H. L. B. 216. | Elizabeth City N. C. Nov. 21" 66. States that the proceedings in the case of Priv. F. Marshall Comp. A. 8" U. S. Infy have not been stayed. December 1^st ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^13 Day Warren E. A. A. Surg. | Wilmington N. C. Nov. 25" 1866. States that many applications have been made for Stoves, to warm the wards of [[Hogan?]] Hospital, but, as yet none have been received December 2^d ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^14 Doherty W^m. H. Agt. | Elizabeth City N. C. Nov. 27" 1866. Represents that a clerk is necessary for his District and requests to be authorized to hire one. December 4" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^15 Doherty W^m. H. Agt. | Elizabeth City N. C. Nov. 19" 1866. Represents that the guard of U. S. Soldiers at that place are no longer required and requests their removal. December 6" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^16 Dough Walter [[T.?]] | Roanoke Island N. C. Applies to have his land restored. December 6" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^17 Dough Jessee E. | Roanoke Island N. C. Applies to have his land restored to him. December 8" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^18 Dougherty W^m. H. Agt. Bureau | Elizabeth City N. C. Dec. 4" 1866. Encloses letter of Frank Vaughn, Solicitor, entering a Nol-Pros in the case of Fred Marshall 8" infy
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Nov 6 entry--Dilwirth a misspelling of Dilworth?
