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1st Maine Heavy Artillery

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J.S. Monroe requests a lieutenant's commission for his son Erastus T. Monroe
Thomas H. Talbot writes Governor Cony about re-entering service
Lieutenant Stephen C. Talbot recommends Gershom C. Bibber for promotion
Adjutant Stephen Talbot acknowledges receipt of commissions for Howes, Wardwell, and Godfrey
George P. Sewall of Old Town recommends George Oakes for promotion
Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Israel P. Benner
W.G. Sargent recommends Sergeant Spooner for promotion
Hannibal Hamlin recommends Captain Thomas Foster of Hampden for commission
John Burrill requests to be credited on the last call quota
Mr. Philbrook of Sedgwick recommends Sergeant H.W. Spooner for promotion
J.E. Bennoch requests a commission
Special Order 83 discharging Private James S. Floyd from prison in Fort Jefferson and from service
Special Order 193 honorably discharging Major Charles Hamlin from service
Special Order 28 appointing Captain E.R. Mayo as regimental recruiting officer in charge of re-enlisting veteran volunteers
Lieutenant F. Shaw requests that John Fisher be credited on the Pembroke quota
Charles Davis inquires about a bounty payment due a soldier in Company I
Captain E.R. Mayo inquires about bounty payments for his men
Captain Mayo forwards the triplicate enlistments of nine men
William H. Stewart requests a position in a battery regiment
Algernon Smith requests information on his brother and friends, who have not been heard from since the last battle
Captain Zemro A. Smith and officers request promotion of Major Russell B. Shepherd instead of Lt. Col. Talbot to replace the late Colonel Chaplin
Colonel Chaplin writes regarding the list of killed and wounded at May 19 battle
E. Pierce and others recommend Corporal George H. Oakes for promotion
George F. Talbot recommends George W. Sabine of Eastport for commission as Major
Lieutenant Albert P. Eastman forwards his photograph to Adjutant General Hodsdon