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Dear Sir | Dear Sir | ||
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Your letter written | Your letter written | ||
| − | some days since, I have just | + | some days since, I have just recd |
having returned from Washington last | having returned from Washington last | ||
Evening. As to new appointments I | Evening. As to new appointments I | ||
have none just at present to suggest | have none just at present to suggest | ||
| − | to you Capt Emerson I understand | + | to you. Capt Emerson I understand |
from Lt Col Varney is about to resign - | from Lt Col Varney is about to resign - | ||
on account of ill health, also Capt | on account of ill health, also Capt | ||
| − | Foss | + | Foss of Company K. Should such be |
the case Col Varney will advise | the case Col Varney will advise | ||
you as to future promotions. I intend | you as to future promotions. I intend | ||
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up to the maximum standard as soon | up to the maximum standard as soon | ||
as possible, believing that the sending of | as possible, believing that the sending of | ||
| − | + | regts home to recruit will eventually | |
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Bangor Oct 22nd 1862
Dear Sir
Your letter written some days since, I have just recd having returned from Washington last Evening. As to new appointments I have none just at present to suggest to you. Capt Emerson I understand from Lt Col Varney is about to resign - on account of ill health, also Capt Foss of Company K. Should such be the case Col Varney will advise you as to future promotions. I intend being in Augusta on Monday and hope to meet you then, I am very anxious to have my command filled up to the maximum standard as soon as possible, believing that the sending of regts home to recruit will eventually