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Martin L. Robertson writes regarding his discharge from the hospital at Davids Island
B. Litchfield writes C.A. Miller regarding a letter from his son at Libby Prison
N.A. Farwell writes Governor Coburn regarding promotion of two captains
N.A. Farwell recommends M.W. McManners to replace Captain Ayers
A.L. Spencer recommends Sergeant Ingalls for promotion
B.M. Roberts recommends Sergeant Leach for promotion
Privates N.R. Nason [Nelson] and James H. Hines of Company F requests papers for discharge
William Harthorn wishes to reenlist in a Veteran Volunteer Battery
George M. Smith requests date he is to be mustered out
B.H. Blinn requests permission to return to Maine to re-enlist
J. Libby writes Major Charles Miller regarding his son Edwin
Henry Davis requests aid, having been wounded at Mine Run
E.R. Spear recommends Sergeant Perry for appointment
Horace B. Washburn requests his enlistment certificate
Eben Whitcomb requests clothing for Company I
Winnifred Graham requests information about state bounty payments for her late husband William
Lieutenant R.H. Gray apologizes to Governor Washburn for offending him and requests recruits to fill the disbanded Company H
Colonel Hiram Berry and other officers request appointment of A.C. Jordan for position of superintendent of clothing, etc.
Joseph Baker writes General Hodsdon regarding arrest of Charles E. Gove as deserter
P.F. Kendall inquires about state bounty due the widow of William Cockburn, alias Graham
C.P. Brown seeks information on whereabouts of Michael Butler of Company I
Assistant Surgeon Abial Libby requests reimbursement for his travel mileage
Joseph Baker forwards a request for extended furlough for Charles E. Gove
Undated letter (circa 1863) to Colonel Charles Roberts from US General Hospital surgeon requesting information on Private William Grier
A.D. Harlow writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon about musician recruitment