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Dr. Monroe requests a pass to settle his business and recommends John G. Brooks and George Holmes as examining surgeons for the town
John D. Lincoln recommends William True as assistant surgeon
P. Simonton writes Governor Washburn regarding the promotion of his son Edward Simonton
Elbridge G. Johnson requests a promotion
Assistant Surgeon G.W. Haley requests a copy of his commission which was taken by the Confederates
John H. Goddard wishes a transfer to a new regiment
John A. Hayes writes Governor Washburn about his effort to arrest deserter Joseph F. Hutchings
J.M. Perkins requests a promotion
Lieutenant Colonel Douty acknowledges discharge of George Prince and makes recommendations for promotions
Nathaniel Pease recommends Robert B. Kendall for a commission
John Summersides writes to his friend Roscoe about obtaining a promotion in a new regiment
Chaplain John R. Adams requests correction to his misspelled name
Mark Dunnell forwards request for payment for his officers
James Walker forwards receipt for money advanced to Dr. Walker
Captain William A. Barker requests descriptive lists for men who transferred from the 38th New York Regiment
T. Harmon recommends Captain George Davis for promotion
Ephraim Maddocks inquires about his status as exchanged prisoner
William H. Sargent writes in support of Alonzo Mirick [Myrick?] as drill officer
C.P. Brown requests pay due Julia A. Moore, mother of A.V. Moore
Lieutenant Colonel George Varney requests copies of his commissions
A.M. Roberts writes in reference to his son
Sergeant C.W. Gardiner requests a promotion
Brigadier General Howard retracts his statements about Captain Savage and recommends reconsideration of his case
William Rogers writes Governor Washburn about mustering company
Brigadier General Howard recommends Lieutenant J.S. Smith as Captain in the Commissary Department