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Captain Atherton W. Clark recommends Lieutenant M.C. Sanborn of Company D for promotion
Samuel Keene recommends Sergeant H. Long for a commission
Captain Fogler inquires whether the quota for Maine has been filled and if re-enlistment bounties will be paid
John Pike and others recommend M.C. Sanborn for promotion
Charles Gilmore to Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding surgeon John Benson
Brigadier General James C. Rice to Hodsdon recommending Chamberlain's promotion
Adjutant General Hodsdon writes surgeon at McDougal Hospital in New York inquiring about Edwin R. Huston
Dr. John Benson accepts a commission as surgeon and requests Dr. Porter as assistant
Chamberlain writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding the lack of supplies
Colonel Adelbert Ames and Colonel Chamberlain recommend Captain Fogler for promotion
Freeman Conner, Lieutenant Colonel 44th NY, recommends Lieutenant Nichols for promotion
Chamberlain sends a copy of his official Gettysburg battle report to Adjutant General Hodsdon
A.W. Johnson inquires about dismissal of Dr. Monroe, saying it is a mistake
Dr. Tewksbury recommends his medical student A. Shaw for a position
N.R. Burtelle inquires about vacancies in the medical field
G.W. Carleton writes Governor Coburn regarding a commission in the USCT
Captain Walter G. Morrill recommends Lieutenant M. Sanborn for promotion
Fessenden Butler and others recommend William W. Morrell for promotion
Josiah Carr certifies Captain F. W. Whiting's fitness for duty
William Ludwig, Benjamin French and Edward Cassidy request furloughs
Dr. S.A. Bennett recommends Captain Fogler for promotion
Special Order 473 assigning Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Ellis Spear to duty
Colonel Gilmore informs Governor Cony of the death of Sergeant William A. Wentworth and other casualties at Hatcher's Run
Mrs. B.A. Bowker inquires about her son Charles, who disappeared at the Battle of the Wilderness in 1864
Josiah Crosby writes on behalf of Eli L. Prescott of Dexter who wishes to be transferred to Cony Hospital