Letter : Utica, N.Y., to the Governor or the Committee, n.p., 1862 Sept. 11.

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Letter : Utica, N.Y., to the Governor or the Committee, n.p., 1862 Sept. 11.

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Autograph letter signed. Letter introduces Captain David Smith who wishes to "apply for a position in the regiment of Col. D. McMartin."

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