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Bangor March 24/62
 
Bangor March 24/62
[ ] Hodsdon
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Bro. Hodsdon
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Enclosed please
 
Enclosed please
find certificate of [ ] [ ]
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find certificate of Capt.
gent to the effect that this  
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Sargent to the effect that this  
 
State owes Henry H. Haskell
 
State owes Henry H. Haskell
$16 fir cooking for Co G
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$16 for cooking for Co G
2nd Reg. Me Re.Vol. I duplicate
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2nd Reg. Me.Vol. & duplicate
Receipts of sai[] Haskell--
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Receipts of said Haskell--
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Mr. H- has been put to
 
Mr. H- has been put to
a great deal of trouble [ ]
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a great deal of trouble in regard
 
to this and I hope you will see
 
to this and I hope you will see
your way clear to give it [ ]
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your way clear to give it the
 
"finale." If you cannot pay  
 
"finale." If you cannot pay  
 
will you have the goodness to
 
will you have the goodness to
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also do me a favor by sending a  
 
also do me a favor by sending a  
 
few blank receipts.
 
few blank receipts.
Yours [aly]
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]R]. H. Mace
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Yours respectfully
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B. H. Mace

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Bangor March 24/62


Bro. Hodsdon

Enclosed please find certificate of Capt. Sargent to the effect that this State owes Henry H. Haskell $16 for cooking for Co G 2nd Reg. Me.Vol. & duplicate Receipts of said Haskell--

Mr. H- has been put to a great deal of trouble in regard to this and I hope you will see your way clear to give it the "finale." If you cannot pay will you have the goodness to return this certificate and say where he can get his pay? You would also do me a favor by sending a few blank receipts.

Yours respectfully B. H. Mace