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Lieutenant Plaisted writes regarding commissions of Anderson and Witham
Lieutenant Nathaniel Hanscom requests a copy of his commission
Caroline Young requests information about her missing husband Joseph
William Potter inquires about his bounty payment
J.C. Crowley inquires about William Harold
Mr. Harmon recommends Dr. James Watson for surgeon
Frank Farrington, wounded at Gettysburg, requests his descriptive list
Special Order 506 honorably discharging Major Samuel P. Lee for an appointment in the Invalid Corps
Horatio Woodman inquires about Patrick McGrath
Lieutenant George S. Fuller adds Charles B. Elliott to recruitment quota for Bath
Special Order 207 relieving Captain E.C. Pierce from Signal duty
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas W. Egan reports of Sergeant Haskell's bravery at Fair Oaks
Colonel Howard appoints Lieutenant J.H. Tallman as Quarter Master to replace Lieutenant Haley
Special Order 255 ordering Brevet Lieutenant Colonel D. Chandler to replace Captain Thomas Hight of 2nd Maine Cavalry as mustering and disbursing officer in Augusta
Joseph Fletcher requests a discharge for his ailing son Roland
Brigadier General Howard writes Governor Washburn
Colonel Henry Staples reports that Royal Stearns was elected Captain of Company F and neither of the lieutenants are competent
Major Burt writes Governor Washburn regarding a forged letter saying he wanted to transfer to an artillery company
Captain Bachelder and other officers recommend promotion of Donald McIntyre to Lieutenant
Special Order 258 relieving Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Chandler from operation of Special Order 255
Solyman Heath recommends James H. Plaisted for Adjutant of the 13th Maine Regiment
William D. Haley requests payment for services as lieutenant of Company A
Oren Currier notes that Brigadier General E.G. Savage is ready to serve
Special Order 299 discharging Tucker, Stearns, and Colson
Colonel Staples reports on nominations of officers