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Very Truly yours | Very Truly yours | ||
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Bangor June 10th 1861
My Dear Governor
I understand there is
to be a Brigade Surgeon appointed in this state. I dont exactly know by whom the appointment is to be made, but have an idea that you will at least have some voice as to the officer -- Doctor McRuer of this city is anxious for the place. I think him at least equal to any Surgeon in the state if not superior, and admirably fitted for such a situation. I trust you will use your influence in favor.
Very Truly yours
S. B. Morison