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Samuel Keene recommends Sergeant H. Long for a commission
Chamberlain writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding the lack of supplies
Adjutant General Hodsdon writes surgeon at McDougal Hospital in New York inquiring about Edwin R. Huston
Josiah Carr certifies Captain F. W. Whiting's fitness for duty
Dr. Tewksbury recommends his medical student A. Shaw for a position
Charles E. [?] recommends William Bickford for promotion
Mrs. B.A. Bowker inquires about her son Charles, who disappeared at the Battle of the Wilderness in 1864
Charles Gilmore requests that Joseph Land and Holman Melcher be placed as recruiting officers as they are not fit for field service
Colonel H.G. Thomas recommends Ellis Spear for promotion
Josiah Crosby writes on behalf of Eli L. Prescott of Dexter who wishes to be transferred to Cony Hospital
Captain Walter G. Morrill recommends Lieutenant M. Sanborn for promotion
Frank G. Flagg offers his services to fill the quota from Hampden
Cyrus Penny writes his father from New Orleans
Adjutant General Hodsdon inquires about Andrew Sanborn's enlistment
Major George W. Sabine recommends Orderly Sergeant Gershom Bibber for promotion
Lieutenant M.M. Fuller and Lieutenant Thomas Palmer report the condition of Company L and those at Fort Knox
John Blanchard requests the appointment of Dr. Jerome B. Elkins as surgeon
Corporal Edward Worcester requests a commission from his uncle
W. W. Winton recommends Cassius Roberts for a commission
Andrew Tucker requests information on status of his discharge as he is anxious to return home
Captain F.A. Cummings recommends Henry A. Ramsdell for promotion
Joseph Woodward requests information on Archibald McDougall
Attorney James Schouler writes on behalf of Private Charles Stade of Company B regarding bounty payment
Drew & Greely request two certificates of death of John Nason
C.P. Brown requests a death certificate for Willard Delano of Company E, who was killed at Petersburg June 18, 1864