Letter : n.p., to Nathaniel P. Banks, n.p., 1862 Oct. 16.

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Letter : n.p., to Nathaniel P. Banks, n.p., 1862 Oct. 16.

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Autograph letter signed. By order of Henry Wager Halleck, Kelton asks if certain regiments may be assigned "as requested." Banks's response is on the verso.

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