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Hon I. Washburn Jr.
 
Hon I. Washburn Jr.
 
Gov. of Maine-
 
Gov. of Maine-
    Dr Sir-
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       I must trouble
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Dr Sir-
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I must trouble
 
you again about my old friend
 
you again about my old friend
 
Alonzo K. Mirrick of the 2d Maine;
 
Alonzo K. Mirrick of the 2d Maine;
 
and enclose a petition which tells
 
and enclose a petition which tells
its owns tory. I fear, however, it
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its own story. I fear, however, it
 
asks you to do what cannot be
 
asks you to do what cannot be
done, as I understand, without pre
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done, as I understand, without
-tending to know much about the
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pretending to know much about the
 
matter that you can commission
 
matter that you can commission
 
privates in the old regiments
 
privates in the old regiments
now in the service, and then trans-
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now in the service, and then transfer
fer them to the new, but as to this
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them to the new, but as to this
 
it is quite another thing. However, I
 
it is quite another thing. However, I
 
feel very much interested in Mr
 
feel very much interested in Mr
 
Mirrick, and if there is any
 
Mirrick, and if there is any

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[letterhead: Office of the Ellsworth American]

Ellsworth, Me. Sept 29th 1862. Hon I. Washburn Jr. Gov. of Maine-

Dr Sir-
     

I must trouble you again about my old friend Alonzo K. Mirrick of the 2d Maine; and enclose a petition which tells its own story. I fear, however, it asks you to do what cannot be done, as I understand, without

pretending to know much about the

matter that you can commission privates in the old regiments now in the service, and then transfer them to the new, but as to this it is quite another thing. However, I feel very much interested in Mr Mirrick, and if there is any