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Captain William S. Clark recommends promotion of Lieutenant Benjamin F. Rollins and Sergeant Frank A. Clark
Major Chris V. Crossman writes to Governor Cony to recommend Captain W.S. Clark for promotion
Colonel Russell B. Shepherd recommends several officers for promotion
Lieutenant A.J. Hilton inquires about tendering a resignation due to disability
Timothy Fuller recommends W.A. Huntress and Charles Merrill for commissions
Joseph Gray writes Governor Cony recommending Lieutenant George Brewer
A.O. Ingersoll writes regarding promotion of Captain Nute
William D. Fickett asking about his son Campbell A. Fickett, presumed dead by his captain
Henry H. Frost of Company D inquires about his discharge papers as a paroled prisoner
Captain Hudson Saunders returns incorrect list to Adjutant General Hodsdon for correction
Baker T. Weeks inquires if Joel A. Dorr of Company M is on the payrolls
Colonel Shepherd sends monthly return to Adjutant General Hodsdon
Adjutant General Hodsdon returns list to Captain Hudson Saunders
Major Christopher V. Crossman forwards his photograph
Charles J. Howe forwards his photograph
Colonel Daniel Chaplin writes Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding delays in commissions of Howes, Wardwell, and Godfrey
Lieutenant and Adjutant Stephen C. Talbot writes regarding the enlistment of musician Nathaniel R. Witham
Major Charles Hamlin inquires about promised promotions in Company G.
William Reed recommends Colonel A. Drummond's son Thomas for promotion
Captain E. R. Mayo requests a position in a Mounted Battery regiment
John Benson of the Board of Medical Examiners recommends Dr. H.A. Reynolds for assistant surgeon
Sergeant Charles E. Wilson, 1st NY Mounted Rifles, requests favor of General John Hodsdon
Luther Brown of Sheepscot inquires about death of his son Webster Brown
Nicholas Newenham writes of the death of his son, who died of wounds from Petersburg, and of his other son wounded at Fredericksburg
Hiram F. Swett requests a promotion