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Fort Corcoran Arlington Heights Aug. 28 1861

Dear Sir

As soon as I received yours of the 26 I made known to the officers of the Regt your intention of appointing Dr. Morrison as their Surgeon, & I regret to say that the appointment would not be satisfactory to the Regt, nor would it be pleasant for him under existing circumstances

I learn that Dr. Jones[?] of Bangor would probably give satisfaction and should he accept of a commission I hope he will be sent out at once as my Commission is ready for me & the place here may be occupied by another as soon as practicable.

The Regt. is in new quarters and when their ranks are filled with sound men and uniformed, I cannot see why it will not be as pleasant a Regt. to be connected with as any on the Field, certainly if attention to Regimental duties and a healthy esprit de corps it will done by the present officers

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 Fort Corcoran
 Arlington Heights
 Aug. 28 1861
 Dear Sir
-As soon as I received your’s of the 26 I made known to the officers of the Regt your intention of appointing 25 [?] mason[?] as their Surgeon, & I regret to say that the appointment would not be satisfactory[?] to the Regt, nor would it be pleasant for him under existing[?] circumstances
+As soon as I received yours of the 26 I made known to the officers of the Regt your intention of appointing Dr. Morrison as their Surgeon, & I regret to say that the appointment would not be satisfactory to the Regt, nor would it be pleasant for him under existing circumstances
-I learn that Dr.[?] Somes[?] of Bangor would probably give satisfaction and should he accept of a commission I hope he will be sent out at once as my Commission is ready for me &[?] the place[?] have[?] may be occupied by another as soon as practicable.
+I learn that Dr. Jones[?] of Bangor would probably give satisfaction and should he accept of a commission I hope he will be sent out at once as my Commission is ready for me & the place here may be occupied by another as soon as practicable.
-The Regt. is in[?] new[?] quality[?] and when their[?] ranks are filled with sound men and informed, I cannot see why it[?] will not be as pleasant a Regt. to be connected[?] with as any on the Field. Certainly[?] of attention to Regimental duties and a healthy [?] corps it will [?] by the present officers
+The Regt. is in new quarters and when their ranks are filled with sound men and uniformed, I cannot see why it will not be as pleasant a Regt. to be connected with as any on the Field, certainly if attention to Regimental duties and a healthy esprit de corps it will done by the present officers