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Bangor May 2, 1859

Hon Lot M Morrill

Governor & c

My Dear Sir

As I suppose it will be found necessary to appoint a new Indian Agent for the Oldtown Indians, I would take the liberty of recommending Frederick H. Dillingham Esq of this city, as a suitable person to receive the appointment.

He formly resided at Old Town & is acquainted with the Indians, He has always maintained an excited character, & I have no doubt if appointed would discharge the duties of the office acceptably, & to the general satisfaction of the public

Respectfully yours

E. L. Hamlin

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 Hon Lot M Morrill
-Governor &c
+Governor & c
 My Dear Sir
-As I suppose it will be found necessary to appoint a new Indian Agent for the[?] Oldtown [Old Town] Indians, I would tak [take] the liberty of reccommending [recommending] Frederick [Frederic] H. Dillingham Esq of this city, as a suitable person to receive the appointment.
+As I suppose it will be
+found necessary to appoint a new Indian
+Agent for the Oldtown Indians, I would take
+the liberty of recommending Frederick H.
+Dillingham Esq of this city, as a suitable
+person to receive the appointment.
-He[?] [?], resided[?] at Old Town & is acquainted with the Indians, he[?] has always maintained an excited[?] character, & I have no doubt if appointed would discharge the[?] duties of the office acceptably, & to the general satisfaction of the public
+He formly resided at Old Town & is
+acquainted with the Indians, He has always
+maintained an excited character, & I have no
+doubt if appointed would discharge the
+duties of the office acceptably, & to the general
+satisfaction of the public
-Respectfully yr. &c
+Respectfully yours
-E. L.[?] [?]
+E. L. Hamlin