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I am credibly informed and believe that the Capt. and 1st Lieut elect of Company B in Falmouth are secessionists [underlined] and were elected on their pledge to resist a draft, [3 words underlined] and that they and their friends actually threatened at the time of the election to resist by face[word crossed out] force any measures looking towards a draft.
 
I am credibly informed and believe that the Capt. and 1st Lieut elect of Company B in Falmouth are secessionists [underlined] and were elected on their pledge to resist a draft, [3 words underlined] and that they and their friends actually threatened at the time of the election to resist by face[word crossed out] force any measures looking towards a draft.
  
The Capt's name is Lorenzo Mumfort and the Lieut's Ebenezer L. Huston. The Union men in that Company feel badly about it & will pay fines rather than do any duty under them.
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The Capt's name is Lorenzo Mumfort[?] and the Lieut's Ebenezer L. Huston. The Union men in that Company feel badly about it & will pay fines rather than do any duty under them.
  
 
They want the Commissions of these fellows withheld and the subordinates commissioned
 
They want the Commissions of these fellows withheld and the subordinates commissioned

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�[State seal] State of Maine.

Attorney General's Office [printed letterhead]

Portland, July 21, 1862

My Dear Governor, [underlined]

I am credibly informed and believe that the Capt. and 1st Lieut elect of Company B in Falmouth are secessionists [underlined] and were elected on their pledge to resist a draft, [3 words underlined] and that they and their friends actually threatened at the time of the election to resist by face[word crossed out] force any measures looking towards a draft.

The Capt's name is Lorenzo Mumfort[?] and the Lieut's Ebenezer L. Huston. The Union men in that Company feel badly about it & will pay fines rather than do any duty under them.

They want the Commissions of these fellows withheld and the subordinates commissioned