Richmond, Va. Aug. 19th, 1867

Thomas P. Jackson, esq.
Agent Staunton

Dear Sir,

In answer to communications addresssed to Headquarters of Bureau by you in regard to the supply of medicines for indigent sick Freedmen I will state that if a list is made out of articles which are absolutely essential for the treatment of indigent sick, and but a moderate quantity of the several articles is asked for, I will try to furnish them. you will see that this requisition must be small, as there is no one who can formally receipt the medicines at Staunton and I must furnish them from the dispensary supplies receipted for by a medical officer here.

Respectfully yours,


The signature is illegible, but the letter comes from the Bureau office in Richmond.

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