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Petition of the Jurors for the Pardon of John Patterson
Petition of William A. Hayes and Others for the Pardon of John Patterson
Report 862: Report on the Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer
Report 863: Report on the Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer
Report 864: Report on the Bond of Nathaniel M. Lowney, Clerk of the Waldo County Judicial Court
Report 865: Report on a Company of Artillery in the 2nd Brigade, 5th Division
Report 866: Report on a Company of Cavalry in Belmont and Surrounding Area
Report 867: Report on the Petition of Colonel William Coggins for the Appointment of Captains to Militia Companies in Ellsworth and Hancock
Report 868: Warrant in Favor of John Reed, Superintendent of Public Buildings
Report 869: Warrant in Favor of Asaph R. Nichols for Indexing Volumes 4 and 5 of the Registers of the Council
Report 870: Warrant in Favor of Herbert Savage for a Pension
Report 871: Warrants for Salaries
Account of Asaph R. Nichols, Secretary of State, for Expenses from the Contingent Fund
Daniel Small's Petition on Behalf of Mary Stearn for Her Childrens' Admission to the American Asylum at Hartford
Petition of Capt. Lovejoy for a Division of the Cavalry Company in the 2nd Division, 1st Brigade
Petition of John O'Brien for an Increase in the Board for the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison
Petition of the Inhabitants of Bowdoinham for the Pardon of Rufus Sampson
Receipt of the Return of the Election of Isaac Witham in the G. Company Infantry
Petition of Alfred Randall and Others for a Company of Artillery in the 2nd Brigade, 5th Division
Petition of James M. Littlefield and Others for the Organization of a Company of Riflemen in Orono
Report 861: Report on a Company of Cavalry in Calais
State v. Rufus Sampson, at the Supreme Judicial Court in Lincoln County
Communication from John O'Brien, Requesting the Executive's Attention to His Earlier Communication Relative to Nancy Johnson
Communication from William Richardson, Listing Expenses as Penobscot Indian Agent
Affadavits in State v. Henry S. Soper and Others