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<p corresp='TTP35071321P1' xml:id='OTP35071321P1'>My nephew Geo. D. Boldrick desires the position of Capt C. S. of U. S. Vols; and from the recommendation he has from his employer (Capt J. F. Huber, C. S.) and from the fact that he has been in the Department for nearly three years, I feel safe in saying that he is thoroughly acquainted with the business pertaining to that office. He is eminently loyal and strictly moral -- If consistent with your feelings I request that you give him a letter of recommendation to the President or what ever document you may think best, and which you will please forward to me -- Anything you may do for him will ^be^ gratefully acknowledged by
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G W Doneghy
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T. E. Bramlette<lb/>
Gov. of Ky
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