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Letters from Selma and John Taylor, requesting his discharge for illness
William B. Potter requests information about his state bounty payment
Colonel Henry Staples writes that his company elected Lieutenant Savage as Captain but Colonel Staples does not think him competent
Captain Walter Sturtevant recommends Leonard D. Carver for promotion
James Plaisted acknowledges receipt of his commission from the Governor
Colonel Staples writes Charles Watson to recommend him for a commission
Mr. Nye recommends Sergeant Winfield Scott Howe for promotion
Colonel Staples acknowledges receipt of commissions for Captain Andrews and Lieutenant Moore
Captain Moses Lakeman recommends George R. Erskine for 1st Lieutenant
Captain Heath recommends Sergeant George S. Blake for promotion
Colonel Staples submits a list of vacancies
Captain Plaisted recommends George Blake for promotion
James McCobb recommends Charles H. Selden for promotion in a new regiment
Major Burt requests that vacancies in the regiment be filled as soon as possible
Colonel Staples informs Governor Washburn of resignation of Captain George Andrews
Surgeon of Portsmouth Grove Hospital writes he is unable to grant a furlough to Allen H. Drummond
Woodbury Davis, A.G. Jewett, and G. Dickerson recommend Dr. James Watson for promotion
Edgar M. Churchill requests his discharge from the band
Colonel Staples recommends John A. Philbrook for promotion
G.H. Knowlton inquires about Lucius A. Allen, who was taken prisoner in June 1862
Warren Cox and other officers request appointment of Reverend S. Chase of Camden as chaplain
Joseph Granger recommends Albert Hill for promotion
Colonel Howard writes Governor Washburn about Colonel Jackson
William H. Higgins inquires about deserters
Mary R. Philbrook inquires if her husband David is alive