Letter from John Duncan, John W. Robinson, and A. Virden to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark with receipt; April 1865

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Letter from John Duncan, John W. Robinson, and A. Virden to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark with receipt; April 1865

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Clark, Charles, 1811-1877 Duncan, John Merrill, William Robinson, John W.Virden, A.

Events

Legislation. Mississippi Legislation. Mississippi. Chapter LXVII (1863)

Military Units

Mississippi. Militia

Organizations

Confederate States of America--Army Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office Military Headquarters Mississippi--Executive Department Mississippi--Institute for the Deaf and Blind Mississippi--Legislature

Occupations

Mississippi. Auditor of Public Accounts Railroad Employees

Places

Mississippi--Hinds County. Jackson Mississippi--Noxubee County. Macon

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People with disabilities People with disabilities--Blind persons

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Jackson Miss
April 1. 1865

Hon Charles Clark,
Governor of Mississippi

Sir

Please make re-quisition on the Auditor of Public Accounts to issue his warrant in favor of W^m,, Merrill for Two Thousand Dollars ($2000) amt of appropriation due State Institution for the Blind, in advance, for the quarter beginning the 1^st Inst—and in accordance with an Act of the Legislature, approved Dec. 5. 1865—

John Duncan
John W Robinson
A. Virden

Trustees of Inst. for Blind

If money can be had make warrant to Yr own order—If not, to order of Virden

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Received of Gov. Clark his requisition on Auditor of Public Accts for two thousand dolls being the quarterly appro-priation for Quarter beginning 1^st of Aprl 1865 for the State Institution for the Blind situate at Jackson Miss.

W^m,, Merrill

Executive Office
Macon Miss
Aprl. 10^th 1865

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Vou. no 7
W^m Merrill
$2000

Head-Quarters, Army of Mississippi,
JACKSON, [gap] 1861.

To the Conductors of all Rail Roads which have tendered Their services to the State of Mississippi:

You will pass free of charge [gap] of the Army of Mississippi,

Adjutant and Inspector General.

Head-Quarters, Army of Mississippi,
JACKSON, [gap] 1861.

To the Conductors of all Rail Roads which have tendered Their services to the State of Mississippi:

You will pass free of charge [gap] of the Army of Mississippi,

Adjutant and Inspector General.