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Captain Fred Low forwards the descriptive lists of enlisted men in his company
Lt. Colonel Thomas Talbot recommends promotion of Lieutenant Benjamin Rollins due to death of Lieutenant James W. Clark
D.N. Clark recommends John Presley for promotion
Colonel Chaplin recommends promotions of John Knowles, Benjamin Rollins, Albert Abbott, James Hall, Hugh Porter, and Hiram Swett
Colonel Chaplin recommends Edward Kilby for promotion
Major George W. Sabine recommends promotion of Captain William S. Clark
Barnabas M. Roberts introduces his nephew Cassius C. Roberts to General Hodsdon
J. Loran acknowledges receipt of letter about bounty payment
D. Sanborn inquires about Lewis M. Thompson of Brewer
C.P. Brown writes on behalf of Asa Dunham, inquiring about the fate of his remaining son Granville, reported dead of wounds
Captain Hugh F. Porter writes concerning favoritism and sectionalism in the regiment regarding promotions
Colonel Chaplin recommends several officers for promotion
Lieutenant E.S. Wardwell requests papers and authority for Orderly Sergeant Francis E. Wardwell to recruit men from the 28th Maine Regiment for the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery
Stephen Longfellow and others recommend promotion of Captain George W. Sabine
Eugene Hale recommends William Parker for promotion
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas H. Talbot recommends promotion of Captain George W. Sabine
Special Order 155 sending Private John F. Stinson to Clinton Prison, New York, instead of the Albany Penitentiary
Charlotte Sturtevant inquires about her son Warren, who was reported very sick in hospital and she has not heard from him
George F. Emery requests certification of the death of George B. Brastow of Company M
Lieutenant Benjamin C. Frost forwards his photograph
John W. Webster inquires about a commission for his son Frank W. Webster
Colonel Daniel Chaplin inquires if the 3rd Maine Battery is to be transferred to the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery
Sarah P. Ball inquires about her son George E. Ball
P.S. Merrill inquires about Joseph Church of Company E, missing in action
Colonel Russell Shepherd wishes for a discharge for Arthur D. Chase, for "he is and always has been perfectly worthless as a soldier"