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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
w. II. PRESTON a. co.

hand and constantly receiving direct from New
York. well selected assortment of DRY GOODS which
than in these dggns
Their consists in part of the following articles
Casmeres Satines Hadtmes, Tweeds Prints Musns,
Dings Vesngs Braid Bonnets Ribbons Flowers
Ladies' Cravats Dress Handkerchief Shaw nc
Also good ready made Clothing. and splendid
OF CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. which
enabled sell nearly cheap others do their Eastern
work unless carried with extreme Will fall to pieces
before be of town good assortment OF Palm Leaf
Leghorn Fur Brush and Silk Hats will be kept constantly
They have also Coffee Sugar Nader Indigo Copperas
Alum Pepper Spice GINGER Nails. Cotton Yarn SC %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
NEW DRUG TORE.
NVhoIeSaIa md Retail

@ WADE respectfully informs the public that he has
- opened in the store lately occupied by Capt John Cain on
- Washington Indianapolis Drug Store He In
v the of Physicians Druggists Merchants and the
his and assortment
DRUGS MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, VARNIsHEs, DYE
sTUFFS GLASS SC His stock purchased in Boston few
fresh genuine in quality which he
offers wholesale retail reasonable terms ashley can be
purchased in the west
n B. Particular attention paid the cOmpOundng
r-i.Ainn ill., m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
NOTICE.
RnnnR Cnnnfv TnNRS. Is l6.

ruNE Treasurer Collector county, Indiana hereby
gives notice that the duplicate for the present year now N hs
The charged for the 1916, each
hundred dollars worth Of taxable property. is for State purposes
twenty-five unaic asylum hye mills for
for the education Of the blind For
County twenty For road purposes ten ceus And
purposes five ceutsi and for county
purposes, thirty and half cents.
For the purpose receiving will attend at the usual places
holding townships in the said county, the
follow ing days, 10 wit:
In Marion nship Friday, 18th September;
In Clinton township Saturday, 18th September;
In Wellington township, Monday, 2a September;
In Sugar Creek township on Tuesday, 22d SeItenber
In Jefferson township, ON "Wednesday 29d Septenheri
In Union township Thursday 9th SepteEnberj
In Eagle township, Friday 25th september;
In Perry township, Saturday, Goth September;
In Harrison township on Monday, 18th September;
In jackson township, Tuesday, 18th September;
In Genre township on Wednesday, 3Oh September. . -
lie his Office Lebanon except when absent IN the
several townships, day Of January next
J. T. MCLAUGHLIN,
Treasurer and Collector Boone County, Ind
Lebanon August 10. 1886 2l-6wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
JAMES X. POLK.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
by the President OF the United States

SSe5 IN pursuance JAMES X. POLK President of
that public IS viii he held the Land
mated, to-wt.
the Land Office DU BUoUE. commencing Monday
lands within the undermentioned to1nsps TO- ~ u Tue ui'
North Of the base line and tAs IRA principal .aerdGn.
Townships eigyoar eighty five, eighty SIX eighty and
Townships eigh-Oar eighty FIVE eighty eighsevcn,
Townships eighty four and eighty ive of range fourteen
At the Land Office IOWA CITY the site designated by
President under the of eighth August 1886 for Office
Iowa district commencing on Monday the theh day of No
vemer next fer the disposal of the public lands within tie
North Of the line and efths h principal
Townships eishy-two and eighty three of range twelve
Townships eisyOnc eighty two, eighty three. range
fourteen.
Township. seventy and of sixteen
Sections six inclusive the northeast section
sections eight fifteen inclusive the quarter Of
twenty four and twenty north quarter
Of section twsnysix and the quarter Of section thirty
seventy eight. Of range seventeen.
half in township seventy six township
seventy seven Except nineteen, twenty
twenty nine thry thirty one thirty two !y four
seventy eight, Of range eighteen.
Al the Land OF e at FAIRFIELD commanding on soniay
the seventh day of December next for the disposal OF the public
lands within the aforementioned townships aud parts of town.
NORTH Of the base line and cfhs ina principal sdisa
eIeest seon one The north half and sonh'ea section
the north east quarter OF eeIion three and the north half Of
section tweve the wes half OF section eighteen section nine
teen the quarter Of section twenty SECTIONS twenty
quarter of section thirty township seventy
three, OF range sixteen.
townships seventy, and sevenfyfwo towHsp
seventy Except the north half aud southeast Of
tion one quarter twevc
section twenty nine. the south half Of on thirty
ons thirty tytwo thirty three the west half aud south
of section thirty four and the southwest quarter Of
thirty hve in township OF
Townships seventytwO and
south hall of section hve sections and eight
niac the south
fifteen sections seventeen, eighteen nineteen, twenty
twenty aud twenty-five the southwest quarter OF section
three and sections twenty-five, twenty
twenty nine thirty thirty thirytwo thirty
hrtyfve, and thirty township seventy
four OF eighteen
appropriated by law for the Of schools military
other purposes will be excluded from the SALE
The will each he kept for two weeks unless the
disposed OF lOnge and private
off fered will he admitted until
expiration of OF said sales
Given under my hand, the City of Washington this four
August, ammo DoHin thousand eight hun
dred and forty six.
By the President: JAMES X. FOLK.
| JAMES II. PIPER.
Acting Commis of the General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID virtue Of execution directed from the clerks ohce Of the
I'D Marion circuit will public sale on the 2th day
Of September 1885, the house door In the o.
within by the and profits for seven years
Of tie allowing real estate ow the east half OF the northeast quarter
6een north, OF range hummer
failure realize the f1 amount Of judgment
will time and place the Zee simple o. SAID
property Mary Ann Ailenn al ne suit
of the Of benjamin Atherton
deceased 273w-sl.50 A.W. RUSSELL, Sheriff Aaror Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

OE-" Twenty-Five years ago." says the Philadelphia
North American, " Sam Houston was a house car
penter in Nashville and his teerning brain wove its
bright and ambitious fancies while his strong arm
showed the jack plane" We have resided in Nash
vile upwards of thirty years, and if he ever showed
the jack plane " as house carpenter, the fact has
escaped our memory Our recollection of his early
career is, that he enlisted a private in of the
U. S. Regiments of infantry, and after received
a commission. In the first battle in which he was
enga yed with the Indians-eiiher that of Emuckaw
or Enotachopo-he wounded. After the peace
lie removed to Nashville and studied law and COM
menced his civil career as lawyer. He was after
wards elected to Congress- and Governor of Tennessee
Nashville Orthopohtdn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

BEWARE OF THE LAsso.-Two volunteers, belong
ing to Tennessee regiment we believe, who had
obtained permission to visit this city, were their
way up from Burta and when within about FIVE miles
of the city were overtaken by couple Of Mexicans
on horseback who under the pretence of asking them
some questions made survey Of their persons to
If they carried any pistols perceiving none, they
rode a short distance In advance, arranged their
lassos, wheeled short round and came rushing on the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
sHERIFF's Sale. !,

WY virtue OF vendon exponas directed ion ne eek
rs of ,hr Marion circuit ur will 10 paolr sale on
1885, al the conr. no,ss aeo y % yr
ana pfo1 o seven
r. ,i JIocioe ral estate The undivided thro os nos
$ aad In square No. the town Of indianapolis ao 90 s"a
.ze tne Judgment interest, and cs ~" a. n
ssrne lime and place. The fec simple Of saii real
,he nrn~rty Jssnes the sut of D. hepansei
- INC a.. sl ~ A. W. RUSSELL, stsG hD1sa Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
SHEISIEF,S SALE.

directed from tie clerk oce OF The
D Marian circuit public SALE, ON Tie ot day al
sru,rnhr 1886 al the bogse door ~ Indianapolis "h VIC
Giovvinr No. square NJ"
10 In Inc town Of Indianapolis and uTs Ia realize The n
NJ drment interest and costs will al the same time ana pce e
pose simple real estate Taken a. the peny m
-3g-S a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

Mr.. WEBSTER ABLE TO GO ANY WAY. When
Mr. Webster propounded the question once at Faneui
Hail. - 'chere shall go - he strangely puzzled
to decide upon the exact locality that would suit him.
Hoo he shall 90 to be matter that does not
bother him at ALL if the following onecdote be true.
On Tuesday last he entered the cars at Washington
to proceed to the East. The seats generally were
filled. Mr.. Evans called out, " Webster, you can
take seat next to me-" "Why," said the Senator,
there is hardly room for two such fat men as we
are" Never mind" reoined Evans, you can
squeeze in. gentleman at the entrance of the car,
seeing the dilemma observed 90 Mr.. Webster, you
welcome TO my seat, if you ride 6acklcards."
Webster looked at him for moment and drawing
himself up straight the Bunker Hill shaft, and
taking off his nat while all the passengers were look
ing on, responded, in peculiarly comica tone, Sir,
have been going through this crooked world so long
backward, that can ride IN any ody," The laugh
ter that ensued loud and long. He then took
seat with Evans, and in few minutes the locomotive
on its way to Baltimore.-Ph Philadelphia Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
CON,IISSTONERS, SALE.

nj Office hereby That the undersigned commissioners ap
~ pointed BY prObae Of the county Of Maron STATE Oh
will Saturday. day Of SEPTEMBER A. d.
1896 by Of the said probate court proceed to sell me
half OF lot number W
number (l3 Of Indianapolis, IN sa'd county
Marion Also half ofthe southwest quorter OF secuon nine
eighteen (6) OF W east ana the
quarter southwest quarter Of the section
the coutv o oone Ste Indiana The said sale viii he ea IN
front az the washington a in indianapolis aforesaid al
the following terms OF ynet
the
half TO be pad in from the day OF SALE u be secured ~
missory with sufficient freedd security, mace pa"c "ou
any, eIe f fromy appraiscmeut laws
ANDREW i'iSS 4 4 E5G6kN, Commissioners.
On Av,, THOMAS LUPr0N,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
SgIERIFF'S SALE.

Hey virtue Of an and fee bill directed rom the clerk
Hb ocr Of the Marion crcut public sale,
ie t day az SEPTEMBER house door Indianapolis
within IN. hours prescribed law The rents aud profits M seven
- ,h 6Ivnp real estate 10 wit Forty Oh Of the west side OF
lot No IL in siare in the Indianapolis on which ee
situate frame building designated the name the
Aan Meodst Episcopal Church and failure 10 realize e iu
amount az Judgment interest and costs viii Al the same TINE and
nacs xu The fee simple said teal estate. Taken az The property
Of the Trustees Methodist Episcopal Church. al Tie sui
" ' % sgs * AW RUSSELL Sheriff Morton Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
Married,

On the Goth August, 1916, at Lagrange, Georgia
by the Rev. Thomas Sanford, the Hon. ORLANDO b
FIcKLIN, of Illinois, to ELIZABETH H. eldest daugh
ter of the Hon. Walter T. Colquitt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
A Rare Chance.

We requested to state that w. H. TAIBorr is pre-
pairing leave for the in four weeks; and that
during that lime he will dispose Of any of his stock of
Watches, JeweIry Silver Plate, &c. &c. at bare cost
We think those in want Of any article in his line will
do well TO call soon 26-3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
by the President OF the United states.

SS<s IN pursuance law JAMES POLK President OF
that pub sales win he held Al the
Offices in the territory Of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter
At the MINERAL POINT commencing on Non.
day the tIeh day Of November FOR disposal
pubs lands within the aforementioned townships
Townships eleven. twelve, aud thirteen, Of
Townships eleven, twelve. and thirteen Of
Townships eleven twelve, aud thirteen. Of three
ten esys0 wsys and .es Of range four
TOWNSHIPS eleven and twelve aud fractional township thirteen
Of range sir.
Fractional townships thirteen range ei-h
North Fl hs base ia sad TIE Erth principal msridian.
Townships twelve aud thi.teen. Of range one
Townships twelve and thirteen, OF range three.
TOWNSHIPS twelve and thirteens Of range four.
Townships twelve and thirteen. OF range Eve.
Townships twelve a thirteen. ran
Fractional townships twelve and thieen Of range seven
Al the land Office GREEN BAY. commencing Monday
the fourteenth day OF December next for the disposal Of the pub
II; lands within the aforementioned townships
town shps, viz;
range nine
Fractional township twenty-five, of Wolf river of range
Fractional townships twenty seven
Fractional townships twenty twenty fau and twenty
Wolf fractional township
Fractional sections two three nine ten south half
fractional section twenty the south fraction Of fractional
ton twenty the south half of the south and tie
section thirty four aud fractional serton hiyhve
tsuou TO The former Msnomone Min. reryaOn In fractional
MoFfs township twenty fractional township twenty
and township twenty eight, Of range seventeen.
Townships twenty and twenty seven, OF range eighteen
Townships twentysx and Nineteen
Townships nine thirty, aud thtyon of
Townships twenty nine and thirty, of range twentyone.
Lands appropriated for schools military,
other purposes will be excluded from sale
The sales will each be Kept for the
disposed of and longer; and private entries
land in the townships offered viii he admitted until after
expiration Of weeks from
Given under my hand, the city Washington
teenth day Of August Ammo Don thousand
bred and fory-six.
By the President JAMES X POLK.
JAMES H. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the presumption
within the limits OF the townships and parts OF townships above
enumerated is required establish the
the Register and esever Of Office
ment therefor practicable after this
before the day appointed for the of the public
Of the lands embracing the tract claimcd Otherwise such claim
will he forfeited. JAMES II. PIER.
Acting Commissioner Land Office.
o. lufs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
GERMAN TOYS.

AM importing this year direct Germany hundred
TOYS assorted containing dozen
comprising variety each of from 30 50 kinds
Each contain quantity snd enough for small Toy
Shop Price from sis so The invoices have arrived
the first Of October. Persons wishing
retailing, al Uerly prizes
viii forward
number Of Eases wanted as as they arrive.
ALLISON OWEN. % Columbia 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

.rrox Corr, FoR OcToREs fEHH, $50
C,orre w Lewis Lewis, ss wife tnerh ianHa snd
Isru, Hanna ms wife John capa, lr"da caSon " ihn '"
.~u David Carson and Cafs0s James Alien, James
smith mi - Chaneos
resident of ne 5tnte
~ Indna as appear aiavi hed Is by afsd That the
n auvr named have this ay filed IN le oinee ~ TIE cTk
~ Marion rna conrt 81 cnma IN the above eHnitd
case arsn hun defendants above naea mat In sae
uess b, afFe Eo plead u cr
answer said hin on OF befae the caHg 81 me cie ~ hs heN % o
Ia - 40 ~ I'D ,t com indanaiiss ih sHr WI
~ raj confessed and hnea against him. Auests
n al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
SuERIFF,S SALE.

~ v,ue directed from the clerks
oe of the viii 10 plhie sae On
the san day of SEPTEMBER 1876 the house door IN indianapolis
The ours the and pTons g seven
n ~. fSnvnp REM estate undivided thirds m lots Nos
and in square "A OF Indianapolis aud on failure
.se line full amount Judgment and COSTS VIII al Ire
,r and place expose the fee simple said ea estate Taken as
The property Rains and o. Harris al e sun 81 A. bafs
'"S Ell A. w. RUSSELL. Sherf Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
Dyeiny and SECURING Establishment.

L. FREVERT, Madison Ladana, has opened establish
u men prepared for Dyeng Securing and RenOvaing
and approved style He will mike
charge unless the work IS done in wOrkmanike manner
received the subscriber and returned good
will permit without charge
for carriage. A. A. LOUDEN, dgen,
3m IIRgis sfyeet.La INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

The estimated loss by the burning of the Arkansas
Penitentiary is not less than $4,000. Five or six
convicts were known TO have set the plan foot OF
firing the building end escaping.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
SOMETHING NEW.

"A THE scers having purchased the Hat establishment Of
H. +. Miller offer the stock hind greatly reduced
santy hand every variety FASON9BLE HITS CAPS,
exceeded establishment in the Sae and al the lowest
approved produce. The subscribers determined
the public superior articles and low prices win do
al every
superior will employed They solicit
Sept, l. Is46 2f-tf b. ARMTTAGE & CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
LIST OLE LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Once indianapolis, Indiana.
h September ], 1876.
persons calling for these letters wH please TO say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all letters papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid, 0fherIcise ey cannot be FIR
trarded
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
LOST.

I'm Thursday August 81 between the residence Of s. Avod
" Fergusons Jewey Store, LADY'S BREASTPIN OF The form
in silver and Overad with
gold gold and the broken or Whoever
will the Woodward's store shall be suitably
rewarded 26-3w s. H. VANUXEM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
INDIANA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

rH,IIE annual course Of Lectures This institution viii
Monday of November and continue sixteen weeks
The Facul s a follows:
d., Practice Medicine.
JoHN d. NILES, A. NJ, Professor Of Chemistry.
N. L.. KsArP, 81. d., Professor Of Materia Medca
~ d. Pnfessg Of Anatomy and Physiology
AzARIAH B. SHrrMAN, NJ. ID Professor OF Surgery.
Nichols HARD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
Naturalization Dissccing
tickets optOna So Good boarding In private families including lights
and washing tan be had al 81 50 per week.
Iapoue Sept. 2. 27-sw DANIEL. MEEKER, Dean.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
.nMIYIsrnAToR,S NOTICE.

letters II Hhnrnfnih nave ncen
,- sr,r,d IN The e<ar q Aiah N Settlers
,,ts n me esnfy flpmion IN The s ~ - a.,
,, ~ aa,r claims against eq,ted 70 le~in tfo
ana unre noefro - - ''e 10
said estate suppose ~ n<
@A.gnst IS 1886 % 3wisG MOSES ChAiS, Aamnf''@es'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
JOHN Ii. THOMPSON,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
INDIANAPOLIS, IvDLfN4. 27Ll
HOUSE IOINERY.

undersigned located himself in the city Of
indianapolis with the view Of carrying the above business
From experience he feels confident that he will be able
satisfaction may him employment Without wishing to
pag others who following the business he hopes merit
be Of public His shop Illinois
street two squares sOsh Of the Palmer House
26 3m II. j. BRADLEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
From The Union

FRcM THE HoME S2UADRoN.-Letters from Com
modore Conner Of late date as the 30th July have
been received at the Navy Department.
The Of the different ships of the squadron
continue healthy, with the exception Of two
Of scurvy.
The Porpo;se arrived at Vera Cruz on the 18th
July. The Petrol reached that port the 2lst after
a passage of % days from New York and the Bon-
to arrived on the 18th.
On the morning of the 18th. before daylight. Mid
shipman Wingate Pilsbury, Of Maine, and Michael
Finn seaman both of the steamer Mississippi were
drowned by the upsettng of the launch of that vessel
Neither of the bodies had been recovered.
A town in the neghborhoo1 of Jalapa had pro-
nounced against the government of Paroles, and in
favor Of Santa Anna and federalism. One Of the
chiefs the secretary of legation to Almonte when
minister to France The principal chief, Jose Ar
rllago, is the particular friend of Santa Anna, and
said to be man of energy and ability. At first, the
movement considered of little Importance /; but
1t has since increased in consequence and, from pres
ent appearances, there is to believe it will
become general throughout the department of Vera
Cruz.
Intelligence had also been received at Vera Cruz,
late the 2lst, from Mexico, of some Importance
The government troops sent to quel the nsurrecton
in Jalsco have been totally defeated at Guadaajara
by the pronulciadOs and their commander, General
Arevallo) killed. The departments of Queretaro and
Zacatecas have pronounced against the government,
Oul not as - SuppOStu, III COHueCuOH WIFI Odntd
Anna.
Except with portion of the army, it is said that
this gentleman is not popular in the country. The
ederaists have confidence in his present profess
sions; and without their aid it is believed he could
sustain himself at the head of the government for
any lengt of time, if his friends could succeed
in having him recalled.
1t is difficult to conjecture what effect these events
may have our relations with Mexico. Should they
lead to a change of goyernment-which is not imprO-
bable-the party coming into power will likely offer
proposals of peace, learn from a source deserv-
ing of credit that such is the desire of many of the
most influential men in Mexico. A close blockade
of the coast however, and vigorous prosecution Of
the war, seem the most obvious means of bringing
them to terms.
On the DIST July, Congress passed law granting
commissions TO privateers Alvarado, Zecoluta Zas-
pam, and Sote La Marina, have been declared ports
of entry. These ports will be included among those
already blockaded.
Gen Bravo declined acting as president of the re-
public on his arrival in Mexico. Congress- however,
refused his resignation and he has since accepted tn
appointment Gen. Paredes was to have left Mexico
the 9th for the northern frontier 1t is generally
supposed that he will not take that direction 1t is
stated that regiments, amounting in all to 400
men, have marched from the city. 1t is believed they
were intended to reinforce General Arevalo at Guad-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
"UNITED STATES SHIP CUMBERLAND,


SG-Shortly after closing my letter of the 2Sth
instant, the Cumberland, Potomac, ard two of the
sailed from Green Island, for the purpose
of attacking the enemys vessels in the river of Alva-
rado In passing through the Oh anne leading to the
roads of Antonio Lizardo, regret to inform YOU this
ship, owing to strong current the northwest
part of coral reef called the ChOpas, in three faith
oms water. This about half past 4oclock in the
afternoon of the 2Sth. After great exertions, and
tightening her more than foot by pumping off the
water removing the provisions and shot the other
vessels, and depOsing most of the spar deck guns
shoa part of the reef the vessel (whence they
can be easily removed,) with the assistance of the
Mississippi, she finally extricated from her per-
ious position about o'clock, p. m, the 29th after
grinding in the coral reef for upwards of twenty
seven hours With the exception of her false keel
of which crushed fragments to the surface
of the water alongside, the ship does not appear to
have sustained any material injury, as she makes no
more water than usual. II is reasonable to infer,
however, that much of the copper the bottom has
been rubbed off,"
81 am, very respectfully,
''Your Obedient servant
SD CONNER"
commanding Home Squadron.