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Dr. Augustus C. Hamlin writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon about recruitment and supplies
Dr. Augustus Hamlin requests a revolver for Dr. Allen and offers to bring deserter to Washington, D.C.
Dr. W.H. Allen requests the aid of Dr. Palmer with so many sick soldiers
Colonel Jameson requests Enfield rifles and new knapsacks for the 2nd Regiment
Daniel F. Billings request a return to his regiment
Samuel York inquires about the 2nd Regiment's term of service
A.D. Harlow, leader of the 2nd Maine Regiment band, requests uniforms from Governor Washburn
A.D. Harlow writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding transportation for musicians
Undated - Colonel Charles W. Roberts recommends promotion of Captain Daniel F. Sargent
Undated - Petition from citizens of Old Town recommending John Quimby for promotion
Thomas A. Taylor forwards the recruitment roll of Captain Emerson
B.H. Mace forwards receipts of George Locke for services at Willets Point, New York
Undated - Colonel Charles W. Roberts is assigned to the command of Fort Corcoran
A.D. Palmer requests position as assistant surgeon
Dudley Leavitt requests his discharge
Captain Frank A. Garnsey certifies discharge of Henry B. Miller
C.E. Morgan requests information on James Pickard taken prisoner at Fredericksburg
Seth E. Benson requests certificate of acceptance for resignation of 1st Lieutenant Samuel B. Field
Colonel Charles W. Roberts requests that the Governor be consulted regarding the case of Sergeant Forbes
Thomas Chalmers requests to be released from Fort Lafayette, New York
Thomas W. Vose requests the 1863 muster, discharge, and death certificates for Waldo P. Stevens
Henry Hobbs requests information on welfare of Robert Athearn
Colonel Jameson reports the muster-in of the 2nd Regiment at Willet's Point, New York
A.D. Harlow writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon about musician recruitment
John Sawyer writes to Governor Washburn requesting that his ailing son be sent home