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| − | + | State of Maine | |
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| − | + | Augusta, May 11, 1861 | |
| − | Joseph R Hall | + | Joseph R Hall Esq |
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| − | train on Monday Morning next | + | Sir |
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| + | Leaving this city in the early | ||
| + | train on Monday Morning next, you will proceed | ||
to Boston, and there make arrangements for dining | to Boston, and there make arrangements for dining | ||
in that city on Wednesday next, the second Regiment | in that city on Wednesday next, the second Regiment | ||
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After you have made the Contract, you will telegraph | After you have made the Contract, you will telegraph | ||
me what route and upon what terms you have made the | me what route and upon what terms you have made the | ||
| − | Contract and at what time the train will leave | + | Contract and at what time the train will leave. |
| − | Tuesday Evening | + | Tuesday Evening, you will proceed to New York and there |
arrange for the reception of our troops, by the Authorities | arrange for the reception of our troops, by the Authorities | ||
of the United States. You will confer with Linneus | of the United States. You will confer with Linneus | ||
| − | Draper | + | Draper Esq. Chairman of the Defense Committee, and |
| − | also with Col | + | also with Col Wilder P. Walker in reference to re- |
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Copy State of Maine
Executive Department Augusta, May 11, 1861
Joseph R Hall Esq
Sir
Leaving this city in the early train on Monday Morning next, you will proceed to Boston, and there make arrangements for dining in that city on Wednesday next, the second Regiment of Maine Volunteers, and also for transporting said Regiment on the afternoon and evening of the same day from Boston to New York. You will make the best bargain you can with one of the Sound routes. After you have made the Contract, you will telegraph me what route and upon what terms you have made the Contract and at what time the train will leave. Tuesday Evening, you will proceed to New York and there arrange for the reception of our troops, by the Authorities of the United States. You will confer with Linneus Draper Esq. Chairman of the Defense Committee, and also with Col Wilder P. Walker in reference to re-