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Colonel Russell B. Shepherd forwards recommendations for promotions
M.L. Davis of Castine inquires about her husband Josiah, who she has not heard from
Albert A. Waterhouse writes Governor Cony and requests a writing position for his wife
William Hersey, John F. Nute, and F.E. Nute write Governor Cony regarding promotion for Captain Charles W. Nute and Colonel Shepherd's dislike
Special Order 378 honorably discharging Lieutenant Arthur A. Badge from service for wounds received in action
Susan J. Hathaway requests information about her husband James H. Hathaway who was wounded at Petersburg June 18
Colonel Russell Shepherd recommends Captain Harrison G. Smith and others for promotion
Jonathan Whitman inquires about Private Thomas Powers
Major General Dix, Commander of the Department of the East, writes Governor Cony concerning the case of Lieutenant L. Curtis
W.R. Ayer recommends Warren A. Huntress for promotion to lieutenant
George S. Derby requests certification of enrollment and muster in of William White of Company B
Special Order 9 regarding honorable discharge of Captain Samuel A. Colby
Captain George W. Sabine recommends Private Calvin R. Gardner for a position in the USCT
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence to General Hodsdon from A. Stevens, August 16, 1862
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from H. Cousens to Governor Washburn, July 29, 1862
Israel Washburn recommends Captain Atwell for promotion
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from A. Stevens, September 06, 1862
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from J. Boynton
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy, August 11, 1862
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from G. Page
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from S. Laughton
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from J. Boynton
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from G. Page