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Provost Marshal Elijah Low and other officers oppose Captain Crossman's promotion to Major
L.D. Perkins writes on behalf of wife of C.D. Saunders, who is in need of state aid
Colonel Chaplin recommends several promotions
Dr. Jerome B. Elkins sends his photograph per request of the Adjutant General
Captain Mayo informs General Hodsdon of the re-enlistment of 70 men
Charles Davis writes regarding William H. Grant's bounty application
George E. Potter inquires about state and government bounties
J. Bradbury of Old Town recommends George Oakes for promotion
John L. Robinson recommends promotion of Sergeant William Stevenson to an infantry regiment
H.A. Reynolds requests his examining board certificate and thanks the Governor for his appointment
S.H. Talbot requests that his son Frederic Oscar Talbot be promoted to 2nd Lieutenant
Corporal Augustus P. Nash requests help in obtaining state aid for his family
Sumner Wheeler inquires about welfare of Lt. Albert P. Eastman
Caleb Whitaker and others request commission for Llewellyn Lincoln
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas H. Talbot requests position as Colonel
Samuel Whelpley recommends John W. Dressley for promotion
Dr. H.A. Reynolds requests a position as Assistant Surgeon
Adjutant General Hodsdon writes Captain William H. Fogler requesting enlistment papers for Ezra E. Woodman
Lieutenant George J. Brewer describes his wounding June 18 and requests promotion to captain
Special Order 301 honorably discharging Lieutenant Cyrus K. Bridges for disability
Captain Frederic A. Cummings recommends Sergeant Daniel W. Pettengill for promotion
Special Order 413 honorably discharging Lieutenant Henry E. Sellers from service
Special Order 393 honorably discharging Lieutenant John S. Ober from service
Special Order 257 appointing Private R.W. Thing to the US Colored Troops
Betsey Stanwood inquires about the death of her son George Y. Stanwood