{"value"=>"<p>Includes letters, passes, telegrams, and reports regarding supplies, payments and financial matters (including bills and accounts), USSC internal matters and procedures, letters of introduction, and special relief matters such as the whereabouts of individual soldiers, the transportation of soldiers' bodies, and assistance to soldiers and civilians in need. Most items are directed to Superintendent George A. Mühleck. Correspondents include army personnel, USSC relief agents in the field, USSC personnel affiliated with the Central Office in Washington, DC (Frederick N. Knapp, William A. Hovey, J. Foster Jenkins, Lewis H. Steiner), and others. A few items are in German or French, notably a letter in German from Major General Franz Sigel to Mühleck dated March 27, 1865 (item 272). Item 246 is not present. It is actually the second page of item 289 and is now filed there.</p>"}