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came out directing the raising of
our quota of the 300,000 men he 
went to the orderly sargent (Kimball),
got the blanks and done considerable
toward looking up the 
volunteers expecting that he
should get the appointment
of Lieut. in the Co. of which Jefferd
of Foxcroft is Capt.  But finding
that or thinking he should not succeed
he handed his papers over to
Kimball for Jefferd, and such 
volunteers went into Jefferds
Company.

He has been to considerable
expence having been several years
a Lieut in the Milo Artilary
and spending considerable time 
at Bangor with the Co. in April & May
of last year and in looking up 
volunteers at the last call.  
It would be gratifying to his
friend should he receive