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| − | + | 1st Sergeant John M. Sherwood of Co. "E" to be 1st Lieut. of Co. "G," vice Chamberlain promoted. | |
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| + | 1st Sergeant Hiram Morse of Co "J" [? ]to be 2d Lieut. of co. "J,"[?] vice Besse promoted. | ||
The other vacancies I do not propose at present to fill; as I am very desirous that all candidates for commissions should be thoroughly tried, & I only recommend when I feel sure of the worthiness of the persons proposed. | The other vacancies I do not propose at present to fill; as I am very desirous that all candidates for commissions should be thoroughly tried, & I only recommend when I feel sure of the worthiness of the persons proposed. | ||
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| − | + | Commissions for Capt. Spear[?] as Major, & Lieut Besse as Capt. were received at the Head Quarters in my absence. | |
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| + | During this absence the Regiment was in command of Capt. A.M. Clark, the senior officer on duty (Capt. Spear not having been mustered in as Major), & who, I am gratified to believe, spares no exertion to discharge his duties with fidelity. | ||
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| + | It gives me great pleasure to say that Lieut. Col. Gilmore, of whose services & society we have been for a long time deprived, | ||
Revision as of 18:51, 28 December 2017
1st Sergeant John M. Sherwood of Co. "E" to be 1st Lieut. of Co. "G," vice Chamberlain promoted.
1st Sergeant Hiram Morse of Co "J" [? ]to be 2d Lieut. of co. "J,"[?] vice Besse promoted.
The other vacancies I do not propose at present to fill; as I am very desirous that all candidates for commissions should be thoroughly tried, & I only recommend when I feel sure of the worthiness of the persons proposed.
Commissions for Capt. Spear[?] as Major, & Lieut Besse as Capt. were received at the Head Quarters in my absence.
During this absence the Regiment was in command of Capt. A.M. Clark, the senior officer on duty (Capt. Spear not having been mustered in as Major), & who, I am gratified to believe, spares no exertion to discharge his duties with fidelity.
It gives me great pleasure to say that Lieut. Col. Gilmore, of whose services & society we have been for a long time deprived,