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Special Order 126 approving court martial of Private John F. Stinson and sending him to penitentiary at Albany, New York
Horatio Woodman requests evidence of service and death or discharge of Bartholomew Cuff, Company F
Selectmen of Maxfield request discharge of Benjamin Thomas of Company H as his family is sick
Special Order 114 discharging Sergeant Frederick A. Chamberlain of Company F from service
Henry W. Farrar requests punishment of Daniel Fitzpatrick for lying about his age
Lieutenant C.L. Heywood apologizes for delay in sending the return of Company M
Lieutenant I.J. Dunham sends his photograph to the Adjutant General
Special Order 194 discharging Private J.O. Knowles from service
Undated (circa 1864) - James Littlefield and others recommend promotion of Captain C.V. Crossman to Major
Benjamin Bean and other selectmen of Montville request the discharge of Oren A. Sidelinger due to illness of wife
Major P. McGilvery of the Mounted Artillery recommends Lieutenant William H. Gallison for a position in the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery
Albert Ellis offers employment to Thomas M. Thompson, who lost both hands in battle, and to other disabled veterans
S.B. Morison recommends Lieutenant M. M. Fuller be transferred to a garrison guarding Fort Knox
Lieutenant M. M. Fuller requests a transfer to the garrison at Fort Knox
A. Smith recommends Charles S. Patten for promotion
Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy, August 12, 1862
Correspondence from H. Cousens, July 29, 1862
Correspondence from T. M. Bradbury, August 15, 1862
Correspondence to General Hodsdon from A. Stevens, August 19, 1862
Correspondence from J. Blake to General Hodsdon, August 20, 1862
Correspondence from H. Cousens, August 04, 1862
Correspondence from J. Boynton to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from J. Boynton to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from A. Stevens, August 07, 1862
Correspondence from A. Stevens, August 08, 1862