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Assistant Surgeon William Eaton requests 2 month leave of absence to obtain his medical degree
Colonel Tilden recommends George W. Brown for promotion
Colonel Tilden recommends appointment of Adjutant Abner R. Small as Major
Colonel Asa Wildes recommends Mr. Bunker of the 3rd Maine for promotion
William Clarke requests his descriptive list
Captain Moses W. Rand inquires about his commission
S.G. Crooker asks about a commission in the regiment
T.F. Andrews writes that his company is full and will report to Bath August 9
Assistant Quartermaster Augustus H. Strickland requests 1000 feet of boards for tent flooring
P. Simonton recommends his son Edward Simonton for a promotion
Colonel Ames retracts his recommendation of Sergeant Long and recommends Sergeant Hiram Morse instead
Nahum A. Hersom authorizes Councilor Frost to act for him regarding his commission
Charles D. Gilmore notifies Governor Washburn of a change in company officers
John F. Ireland requests a copy of his descriptive list
Adjutant John M. Brown inquires about status of 2nd Lieutenant Oliver D. Chapman who has not reported for duty
Colonel Adelbert Ames inquires about Miller Lothrop, servant of the deceased Captain Andrews
P.R. Hazeltine and others recommend Orderly Sergeant Russel H. White for promotion to 2nd Lieutenant
Samuel L. Hodgman recommends Sergeant Hiram Morse for promotion to 2nd Lieutenant
Adjutant John Marshall Brown writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding battle at Sharpsburg
Captain Prentiss Fogler, Recruiting Officer, writes regarding re-enlistments, furloughs, and state bounties
Major Ellis Spear makes recommendations for promotions
Major Ellis Spear recommends William Griffin for promotion
Captain J. Land writes General Hodsdon about the death of Samuel Keene and James Horton
Lieutenant Colonel Gilmore recommends promotions
Charles Gilmore writes Governor Cony about his discharge and requests no promotions be made until he is out of service