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In [ ] near Falmouth Va.
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In camp near Falmouth Va.
 
2nd Maine Regt. Feb. 14, 1863
 
2nd Maine Regt. Feb. 14, 1863
Gen. [ ]
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Gen. Hodgdon [Hodsdon]
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Dear Sir
 
Dear Sir
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Wishing to reach the
 
Wishing to reach the
ear of the governor upon a single [ ] I take
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ear of the governor upon a single point, I take
 
the liberty to address you. I hear that Doct.
 
the liberty to address you. I hear that Doct.
Palmer one of my assistants has been ap
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Palmer one of my assistants has been  
pointed Surgeon of 9th Maine and has gone  
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appointed Surgeon of 9th Maine and has gone  
 
South. Dr. Main now here and a most ex-
 
South. Dr. Main now here and a most ex-
 
cellent man in every respect. I think  
 
cellent man in every respect. I think  
exc[ ] feeble and will try soon go
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exceedingly feeble and will very soon go
 
home on leave of absence and it is doubtful
 
home on leave of absence and it is doubtful
 
whether he will be able to perform much of
 
whether he will be able to perform much of
the duty should he return at all I am to  
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the duty should he return at all, so I am to  
 
be left for a time at least entirely alone
 
be left for a time at least entirely alone
 
with the regiment. This won't be very well
 
with the regiment. This won't be very well
which in [ ] that for the fact that I
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whilst in camp but for the fact that I
am acting Brigade Surgeon. the duties of  
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am acting Brigade Surgeon, the duties of  
 
which are now much more arduous, than  
 
which are now much more arduous, than  
those for[er? al?] required of Brigade Sur-
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those formerly required of Brigade Sur-
 
geons for in addition to receiving con-
 
geons for in addition to receiving con-
 
solidating and procuring all the  
 
solidating and procuring all the  
Reports of six regiments to [besides ] [ ]
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Reports of six regiments to besides my
 
own I must procure and distribute  
 
own I must procure and distribute  
all the medicine and Hospital [ ]
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all the medicine and Hospital stores
 
needed. I therefore wish to submit a letter
 
needed. I therefore wish to submit a letter

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In camp near Falmouth Va. 2nd Maine Regt. Feb. 14, 1863

Gen. Hodgdon [Hodsdon]

Dear Sir

Wishing to reach the ear of the governor upon a single point, I take the liberty to address you. I hear that Doct. Palmer one of my assistants has been appointed Surgeon of 9th Maine and has gone South. Dr. Main now here and a most ex- cellent man in every respect. I think exceedingly feeble and will very soon go home on leave of absence and it is doubtful whether he will be able to perform much of the duty should he return at all, so I am to be left for a time at least entirely alone with the regiment. This won't be very well whilst in camp but for the fact that I am acting Brigade Surgeon, the duties of which are now much more arduous, than those formerly required of Brigade Sur- geons for in addition to receiving con- solidating and procuring all the Reports of six regiments to besides my own I must procure and distribute all the medicine and Hospital stores needed. I therefore wish to submit a letter