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Dear Col, | Dear Col, | ||
| − | As the Governor must be much occupied, I address | + | |
| − | I have had a great many | + | As the Governor must be much occupied, I address a note] to you in regard to some matters in the 20th Regt. |
| − | Mr. A. L. Loring | + | |
| − | Mr. Henry | + | I have had a great many applications for staff appointments, &have taken some pains to look into their merits, and if I have any thing to say about them I would suggest the following. |
| − | Thomas D. Chamberlain | + | |
| + | Mr. A. L. Loring of Yarmouth for Quartermaster. He makes out a strong case. | ||
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| + | Mr. Henry S. B. Smith of Brunswick Sergeant Major. The Governor will recollect Smith's claims. | ||
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| + | Thomas D. Chamberlain of Bangor | ||
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Brunswick Aug 15th 1862
Dear Col,
As the Governor must be much occupied, I address a note] to you in regard to some matters in the 20th Regt.
I have had a great many applications for staff appointments, &have taken some pains to look into their merits, and if I have any thing to say about them I would suggest the following.
Mr. A. L. Loring of Yarmouth for Quartermaster. He makes out a strong case.
Mr. Henry S. B. Smith of Brunswick Sergeant Major. The Governor will recollect Smith's claims.
Thomas D. Chamberlain of Bangor