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| − | for the last ten or twelve years. He has transacted most of the business of the office since mr. Staples has been Agent.
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| − | The appointment of Mr. Hoskins would I think give better satisfaction to the Republicans of Penobscot, than any ohter of the candidates.
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| − | The Agent I think ought not to reside away from Old town as it subjects the Indians to great inconvenience.
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| − | I will not trouble you with any further remarks, only that I am decidedly of the opinion that Mr. Hoskins is the [underlined] man for this appointment as will be more fully shown to you by others.
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| − | Very truly yours
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| − | Newell Blake
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