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Brunswick
Sept 30th 1862

My Dear General,

The friends of Asa
Wilson in this town are desirous to
be informed as to his condition, whether
dead or alive or wounded or prisoner.
He was or is in the 2nd maine Regiment.
His friends here do not know the name of the
Co. or rather the letter of the Co., nor do they
know the location of the Regiment, nor the
mode of obtaining information as to said Wilson.
It has been reported here that he is [?] - 
Your correspondence must be perfectly
overwhelming, yet knowing your working power
and politeness I will not hesitate to 
communicate with you.  Can you give
me the information and again

Oblige yours truly
Charles J. Gilman