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[[3 column table]] [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] December 20" | ^17 Hunter. R. F. E. B. p. 82 | Raleigh N. C. Dec. 24" 1866. Gives explanation in the matter of indebtedness, Said to exist on his part, to Mr Garrett. December 29" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^18 Hawley Geo. [[T?]]. Lieut E. B. p. 82. [[in first column "Filed"]] Ret from New Berne Mar 6. 1867 | Winton Dec. 3^d 1866. Forwards a report with Statement concerning an outrage perpetrated upon [[?]] [[Morrell? Worrell?]] by Thos. G. Neal. January 11" | ^19 Hodge Justin Agt. E. B. p. 89. | Fayetteville N. C. January 9" 1867. Transmits the order for the arrest of W^m Cabe. January 16" | ^20 Henderson W. F. Agent. Bureau. E. B. p. 94. | Lexington N.C. Dec. [[21? 31?]]st 1866. Requests that the indentures of Margaret, Phillis Euley and Horace, bound to Mr Holt. be cancelled. January ^[[asterisk stamp]] 17" | ^21 Hodge Justin Agt. E. B. p. 96. | Fayetteville N. C. Jan. 5" 1867. Transmits Statement and particulars of insult to the United States and outrage to himself received from Capt. A. [[L?]] Hurt of the Steamer Gov. Worth. January 18" | ^22 Hunter R. F. E. B. p. 97. | Raleigh N. C. January 9" 1867. States that on Dec. 28" 186[[6?]] Col. Bomford Asst. Com'r. forwarded a communication from him requesting appointment as Agent at Goldsboro N. C. and requests an early reply. January 23^d | ^23 Hillebrandt H. Capt. E. B. p. 100 | Roanoke Island N. C. Jan. 16" 67. Makes application for a guard of five Soldiers to supply the places of guard relieved for muster out of service January 29" | ^24 Horton M. E. B. p. 187. | Charlotte N. C. January 22^d 1867. Applies for transportation for (52) fifty two freedpeople from Charlotte N. C. to Durant. Miss. January 29" | ^25 Hargrove R. W. E. B. p. 108 | Salisbury N. C. Jan. 25" 1867. Applies for transportation for 160 freedpeople from Anson Co. N. C. to Washington Co. Texas. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[3 column table]] [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] January 31" ^[[asterisk stamp]] ^26 Hay Thos. H. Capt. | Franklinton N. C. Jan. 26" 1867. Applies for an order to visit Warrenton N. C. February 4" | ^27 Hillebrandt Hugo Capt. E. B. p. 112. | Roanoke Island Jan. 16" 67. Recommends that the Hospital on Roanoke Island be discontinued, and the buildings be sold. February 7" | ^28 Hunt. Geo. J. E. B. p. 114. | Charlotte N. C. February 5" 1867. Applies for transportation for 28 freedpeople and families from Charlotte N. C. to Madison County Tennesee. February 11 | ^29 Haywood Mrs. W. [[O?]] E. B. p. 116. | Raleigh N. C. Feb. 2" 1867. Reports that Capt Shaffer refuses to pay his board bill, and threatens messengers requesting him to settle &c. February 12" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^30 Hunter R. F. Agt. | Charlotte N C. Feb. 8" 1867. Transmits receipt of Messr Watt and Phinzy for transportation orders for freedpeople February 14 | ^31 Hicks John | Charlotte N. C. Feb. 12" 1867. Acknowledges receipt of transportation order for transportation of freedmen on his application. February 15" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^32 Hunter R. F. Agt. | Charlotte N. C. Feb. 14" 1867. Transmits receipt of transportation orders for M. Horton. February 18 ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^33 Hunter R. F. Agt. | Charlotte N. C. Feb. 15" 1867. Transmits receipt for transportation received for freedpeople by David Boyse. February 18 ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^34 Hay Thos. H. Capt. | Franklinton N. C. Feb. 16" 1867 Applies for an order to visit Warrenton N. C. to attend a term of the County Court. February 19" ^[[asterisk stamp]] | ^35 Hogan M. K. Bt. Lt. Col. and Surg. in Chief. | Raleigh N. c. February 18" 1867. Reports a deficiency in the "Hospital Fund of the Freedmens Hospital at Raleigh N. C. and requests that the matter be investigated. February 19" | ^36 Hay Thos. H. Capt. E. B. p. 127 | Franklinton N. C. Feb. 16" 1867. States that there is at this time in Warrenton a freed.
