S.B. BEAUMONT, SUP’T COMR.
A.P. BURDITT,       FIN. 	"
C.RICHARDS,         CLER.   "

		Office of the
	Metropolitan Police Commissioners,
		No. 17 Madison Street,
     Memphis, Tenn.,    June 18.          1866.

Capt. T.C. Bradley.
		        Sir,
		               You will on Tuesday the
19th inst, and every day thereafter until other-
-wise ordered, detail from your Company,
Sixteen (16) men for night duty, from 8. o’clk
P.M. until 12. o.clk M. Your district
will embrace that part of the City South of
Court St, and the Pigeon Roost Road.
    You will distribute your men as the circum-
stances require. No arrests are to be made
unless in extreme cases of Emergency, and
then all prisoners will be delivered to the
first City policeman, who will take them in 
charge.    The men when on duty will observe
closely all suspicious persons and places
and report the Same to the Officer in charge,
every morning.
Great care should be observed by the men
to avoid difficulty with the present police
and to make as little display as possible
of their being on duty.
			S.B. Beaumont
			     Sup’t. M.P.