| Richmond |
| April 21, 1863 |
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| Refers a letter from J. H. Woodcock Agent
R&P RR Co {Richmond & Petersburg RR}
stating that doors of depot are only closed when unloading corn trains
and then for but 2 hours in each day. Have been instructed that such
trains must have the preference. |
| Commissary General |
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| April 20, 1864. Office C. G. S. Richmond
Va. Resply referred to the QMr Genl with the request that instructions
may be given, to allow equal attention to be paid to subsistence Dept.
and that corn should not have the preference. L. B. Northrop |
| April 21, 1863. No preference is given by
the R&P RR Company to this Department and none has been requested. The
trains containing corn are usually unloaded in the night on the side
walk on 8th Street. Respectfully returned. A. C. Myers, Q M Genl. |
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| Entry in Quartermaster General's Letters
Received Register |
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