Now I have all three images. Let me transcribe them in reading order (image 2 is the first page, image 3 the second/closing page, image 1 the address panel). [Docket: Hodgdon | To General Williams | [undecipherable postal notation] | B. [undecipherable]] Philadelphia [undecipherable] this Morning I received your highly esteemed favor of the 28 instant covering One hundred and thirty Dollars in Bank notes in which [I am] pleased to receive my thanks. In consequence of [undecipherable] please to send the remaining fifty Dollars — I have not yet received no instructions from the Secretary of [War] respecting the Building at Carlisle — I am aware that it will take time to procure suitable materials for the necessary repairs, and that the Season is wasting — and these considerations will oblige me to call his attention again to the Subject — I have written on the Subject to further supplies for your Garrison, and quoted your opinion of the honorable necessity that would attend their being immediately forwarded, and I confidently trust the necessary orders will be given — By a Waggon that leaves the City [undecipherable] to your [undecipherable] Musicians [Clothing?] for his [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] — The Drafts have been so great for Clothing for the Recruiting Service that at present we have not a [underline: complete] suit in Line — Vests and Woolen [undecipherable] are wanting for we expect a supply of them Daily — The Sickness has deranged every Department and is an apology for the non performance of our Contracts — I hope ere long we shall again got in our [undecipherable] to use [undecipherable] experience on another occasion — I Shall be happy at all times to receive your Communications nor will they at any time be considered as Intrusions in the smallest degree — With Sentiments of highest and esteem I am Sir, Your Most Obedient Servant General Williams — Samuel Hodgdon