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Bangor, June 6, 1861
 
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Dear Sir --
 
Dear Sir --
Our old compatriot - in the Whig Party 25 years ago -- Since departed -- Moses L. [?] Appleton, left a widow and two sons all very excellent Republicans -- The oldest son is about 22 years of age + is now sergeant major in the 2 Maine Regt. He is a young man of fine ability, good habits, a military taste [?], + is quite a proficient in military matters. When 16 or 17 years old he got up a fine company of boys, which he drilled admirably + got great [indecipherable] therefor -- He is very popular among those who know him.
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I write this for the purpose of suggesting him for the office of major or adjutant in the 6th Regt. or some other Regiment if the 6th is supplied. I am satisfied no better appoint --
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Our old compatriot in the Whig Party 25 years ago -- Since departed -- Moses L. Appleton, left a widow and two sons all very excellent Republicans -- The oldest son is about 22 years of age & is now sergeant major in the 2 Maine Regt. He is a young man of fine ability, good habits, a military taste, is quite a proficient in military matters. When 16 or 17 years old he got up a fine company of boys, which he drilled admirably & got great [?] therefor -- He is very popular among those who know him.
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I write this for the purpose of suggesting him for the office of major or adjutant in the 6th Regt. or some other Regiment if the 6th is supplied.
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I am satisfied no better appoint --

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Bangor, June 6, 1861

Dear Sir --

Our old compatriot in the Whig Party 25 years ago -- Since departed -- Moses L. Appleton, left a widow and two sons all very excellent Republicans -- The oldest son is about 22 years of age & is now sergeant major in the 2 Maine Regt. He is a young man of fine ability, good habits, a military taste, & is quite a proficient in military matters. When 16 or 17 years old he got up a fine company of boys, which he drilled admirably & got great [?] therefor -- He is very popular among those who know him.

I write this for the purpose of suggesting him for the office of major or adjutant in the 6th Regt. or some other Regiment if the 6th is supplied.

I am satisfied no better appoint --