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| − | Old Town April 26, 1859
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| − | Hon. L. M. Morrill
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| − | Dear Sir.
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| − | Circumstances which have recently transpired in relation to Mr. Winslow Staples, render necessary the appointment of another agent for the Penobscot Indians. I understand there are several applicants. I think the appointment of Samuel W. Hoskins Esq. would be conducive to the best interest of the Indians. and also to the best interest of the Republican white folks.
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| − | Mr. Hoskins is better acquainted with the Indians and their condition, wants &c than any other man in the state. He has been connected with the agency for most of the time
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