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Quartermaster Charles V. Lord sends blanks for regimental reports
Colonel Jameson writes to Governor Washburn regarding Dr. A.D. Palmer
F. Whiting refuses to act as anything other than a waggoner
Sergeant James Anderson writes in support of Samuel Nash for Quartermaster
John H. Gilman recommends Charles L. Lovejoy of the 2nd Maine Regiment for a commission in the 16th Maine Regiment
Warren W. Bradford asks for release from jail for desertion
J.H. Perkins forwards receipts of John F. Reeds for payment to members of the regiment
Isaac Sanborn, Jr. requests discharge papers
Quartermaster Sergeant Samuel Nash requests copy of his enlistment form
Dr. Mason's certificate of disability for Thomas B. Chalmers
William H. Sargent writes Governor Washburn in support of Alonzo Mirick [Myrick?] as drill officer
S.F. Humphrey recommends Byron Gilmore for promotion
Dudley H. Leavitt requests discharge as he is 4 months overdue for release
Leonard D. Carver writes about the condition of the regiment
Stephen K. Devereux, Customs Collector, recommends Richard Tibbetts for lieutenant
J.M. Nash explains that his conduct at Bull Run was not cowardice
Lieutenant John S. Wiggin recommends Mr. Hale for a commission
William Haley writes General Hodsdon regarding reports
Colonel Henry Staples acknowledges receipt of blank forms and distribution to company commanders
Governor Washburn recommends the discharge of John Livermore of Company H for ill health
Colonel Lakeman recommends several men for promotion
Assistant Surgeon F. H. Getchell requests promotion to surgeon
Donald McIntyre request a commission having served as Adjutant
John Hayden recommends Charles Hooper for promotion on behalf of his wife and sister
Chaplain Leonard reports that "10,000 men lie dead and wounded on the field of battle" in Manassas