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Prem Caltfsruin

OuTER STATION, Pacific Telegram line. o5
miles west Of Fort kearney, Aug -Tbe pow
express passed here a. O'Clock a IN with San
Francisco dates TO the 2lst. There had been no
arrivals
Sailed July 18TH, ship Woman. for SYDNEY:
July 2ist, steamer Uncle sam. for Panama carry.
ing 100 psssensers and 81 ,iOo, 900 in specie for
New York and Sl3S 600 for England.
Among the passengers for New York are It.
isman, Ii =. Ball, II Alexander. Major Allen,
Msjor Gen. Grier, Capt Gregg and Major Hun
gerford, all Of the u 3 army. -..
Inc ship Thatcher, Capt Magoweu, has been
chartered TO load for New York. Business gene
rather more inclination % purehsse Ieadin1 att
Giles Of merchandise recently received some 400
bales OF drills and sbeetings were sold Yesterday
E ,os tne aock IN few hands, and essa6
fishing the price at II cent all round fot standard
In other respects prices unchanged
The demand for money for tO-dsys steamer
was not urgent, but sufficiently active 10 enable
oankes TO obtain two per cent FOR the usual short
accommodations, and one-han per cent 10 the
rate upon the street =
There is more disposition manifested 10 buy
wneat Tor export some Irregular export buyers
Relief committees, composed Of former resi-
dents Of New York and most Of the New England
states and Michigan, are organized in san Fran
CISCO for the purpose Of receiving Subscriptions 10
named
The body Of Torrance Below McManus, one Of
the Irish exile Of lsis was shipped to-day by the
Uncle Sam for Ireland, via New York The Irish
residents OF San Francisco Joined in a grand funt-
raj demonstration previous 10 placing The body on
the steamer
Shaw's nst, In Teulumne county, was the scene
OF destructive Ere on Saturday. The total loss
Is estimated at sls,OOO. Supposed 10 be the work
Of incendares
There are said to be a good many symPsthirers
with secession in Nevada Territory They held
convention In Silver City the 18th, and adopt
ed resolutions rea trming the Breckinridge-Bal-
dmore platform, in favor Of the preservation Of
the Union the duty Of the Territory 70 yield ODE
dience to the constitutional acts Of Congress rec
ogniZing Mr.. Crittendens com promise as sound;
U Mon formed In peace is not 10 be maintained
by force that IL was the duty Of the general gov
eminent TO establish a branch mint, and 20 pro-
vide Tor entering lands, and 20 leave the universal
lands TO private enterprise; also the following:
ResoIced, That the President Of the United States
has been guilty Of the vioaton Of the constitution,
and an us1rpation Of power, in borrowing and
apPropriating money, raising armies and increas-
ing the navy without the authority Of Congress,
and that such acts are dangerous 10 liberty, and
tend to convert the government into a military
despotsm.
Only twenty delegates were preeent.
Judge Cradlebaugh and Judge BRYAN, Of Car
son, and J. Williams, Of the Enterprise newspo-
Per, have announced themselves candidates Tor
delegates to Congress from Nevada Territory.
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DIED.,

On the mornIpg Of the Sd instant, JOHN
KNOWLES, in the list year of his age. y
The frt n 70 and acsuaintanoes are invited to at
tend tae funeral seIslces ct his late sid- noe,
TsnIh ST., be- ween o and sts., on 20 morrow
NOR Ing 81 % o'clock, whence hi remains will be
co W yed to Baltimore for interment
SARAH ANN, daughter Of De.ily and Edward
G. FOanEer, "a ed 8 year and months
He funeral vIl take place from her fsthei q res
idenos, No. l05 Eleventh at. between n ana l, at
CLOCK 10 morrow "wednesday evening. rhe
friends and aegua ntsnoes are invited 70 attend.
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uceessful ExpedItisns.

SANDY Hook, Sept. 2.-The Massachusetts
Thirteenth Regiment surrounded the Chsrlestown
"Home Guards" Cavalry about two O'Clock this
afternoon at Beher's Mil, two and q half miles
above Harpers Ferry, and took twenty prisoners,
having first killed three and wounded Ave Of the
secessionists. The Massachusetts boys brought
them In, singing "Gay and Happy"
The Twenty-eight Regiment crossed the river
from the Point Of Rocks this morning and cap
tured thirty head Of cattle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

odd FELLOWS HALL-RETURNO TIE
" EHORITES.-Dupont Gaylord's Origin.f
CAMPBELL mINSTRELS Will reopen the aboe
Hall for short season, commencing THuR-DAr
EVENING, Sept 9Th. Mr.. Charles viiers, the
great Female Inpersonator, Is now connected
seaiw DR. G. FORD, Agent
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
REPORTED DEATH OF JEFF. DAVIS

NEW York, Sept IA report 10 prevalent and
publish ed here to day that Jefferson Davis died
in Richmond yesterday.
similar report has been current In Wishing
ton to-day, but there 10 no means Of verifying is
truth.-REroRTER.
LATER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The Herald publishes
dispatch from Washington announcing that Pres
ident DavisS death had been received from Rich.
mond via Louisville. IL also says that the rebel
flags are displayed at hah mast near Washington.
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Reported RecaPture Of the PsnsacsIa Navy
Yard

NEw YORK, Sept. 2.-Tbe Commercial states
that the frgate MinnesotS her trip 10 this port,
spoke pilot boat, which reported having spoken
an unknown vessel, which reported that Colonel
Brown Of Fort Pickens had recsptured the Pen
sacola Navy Yard, but gave no particulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-03

HoLLowAY's Pitts -Bilioxs Eve.-Ths dan
seoas disee,e is Immediately nipped In the bud By
. timely use Of tbi. snti-fsbrile and corrective
Ienoyate the stomach, and cleanse the blood.
Thousands who would have sunk beneath the vic
the use Of these remedies after all other M ans had
per-box an H-lw
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The PRovosT GUARDIAN night the Provost
Guard were In active service indeed, they having
for the time being the police duty Of the city on
their hands. Their manner Of performing the
onerous duties devolving upon them receives the
approval Of all lovers Of law and order They are
prompt to arrest, and bad subject In their hands
stands very little chance Of escaping on the way
to the lookup, fact duly recognized by the
authority Of the Provost Guard with wonderful
alacrity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-03

Arrival Of the Minnesota st New York.
NEw YoRK, sept. a.-The stesmer Minnesota
10 below from Hstietas Inlet, with the Confede-
rate prisoners, aira =
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Another Newspaeer sap,ressed.

.MAucH CHusk, Sept Some persons entered
the Office Of the Carbon Democrat last night and
deso, ed the type, upset the cases, &c. The press
was not disturbed. $3.50
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ATTENTION IL called to the desirable school OF
Mrs. @. Monroe, corner Of Ninth and K streets.
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NofIcI .-District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inherited in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
NJ and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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METROPOLITAN PoLIcB.-The Board Of Police
Commissioners met yesterday, but transacted no
business Of any public interest. We are author
lied to state that In consequence Of the number of
applications to be considered-about 1, 900 for
Washington lit IL hardly probable that the
Board can make all the appointments and or
ganize the force before the middle of this month
Ii is expected, however, that they will elect
enough for a Day Police for this city immedi-
ately. The force will be uniformed.
The Board meets again on Wednesday.
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LATER
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA,
A Fight Between Unisn Men and Secession.
lists At Boone Csurt.Hsuse-The Seces.
aiouikts Defeated

lists At Boone Csurt.Hsrse-rhe Seces.
sienists Defeated.
CINCINNATI, Sept. "A fight occurred yester
day at Boone Court House, in the Kanawha
region, between a body OF rebels and Federalism
resulting in the total rout Of the rebels with che
loss Of 80 killed, and a large number wounded
Forty were taken prisoners. The Unionists had
six wounded, but none killed. During the fight
the Union men set fire TO the town and burnt IT,
Alarm at Fatrmsunt
WHEELING, Sept. There 10 considerable ex-
citsment here tonight in consequences Of a dis
patch just received from Fairmount, Marion
county, by the Governor, stating that large num-
Der of secessioniss had risen in the back country
and Were marching on the town 10 burn IL and 70
tear up the railroad track The drums are beating
TO arms and the streets are crowded with people
The Governor Is dispatching the Home Guards
and volunteer citizens TO FAiImount, and the
train 10 about ready to start
The rising 10 supposed to be in concert with
some movement Of Gen Lee. All the United
States troops have lately gone forward from Fair
mount. IL is feared that the movement among
the secessionists may be general, and large num-
bers Of citizens are going on patrol tonight.
WHEELING, Sept. 2-The secessionists en-
camped at Worthington, Marion county, 10 the
number Of 400, were attacked by Col Crossman,
Of Gen kelly's staff, with two companies Of u
troops, at daylight this morning. The Seces-
sionists, however, were two strong for him, and
he was obliged TO fall back with loss of two
men. The expedition from here last night had
not reached Paramount at our last advices. Two
pieces Of artillery Were sent to Col Crossman'i
| relief from Clarksburg today. He reports that
ne can hold the enemy In check until reinforced
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

n~POST OFFICE,
NS GRoRGETowN, ID. c., August %, 1861.
Notice Ia hereby given TO al persons having
envelopes Of the old issue that they will be received
In exchange for those of th6new style, il presented
to this ofioe within ak days of this date after
which tune they will not be received In payment of
postage on letters.
su 2s-st HENRY ADDISON, p. M,
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CHILD osr.-Asout noon to-day little child,
the daughter Of Mr.. E. II. Edmonston, No 514
Massachusetts, avenue, near Fourth street, was
lost, being last In the vicinity Of the North.
ern market. The child was some twenty months
OF age, and wore pink dress. The finder by
returning Il to the distressed parents will receive
their grateful thanks.
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GEoReErowN GGttkkRsssrcAL AND MArH.
EMATICAL ACADEMY,

UEoReE EMsyfc StA ISL Aha AND MATH-
bel ~ ~ Ss
The course OF instruction VIII include, in adj
= thorough classical and mathemsiica sducatron
Mr. McGowen hiss been actively engaged as .
IN s u Of
toR, and az Principal of the Academy at Sumter,
The undersigned take pleasure in expressing the
favorable opinion they entertain Of Mr.. Theodore
and q teachersdT MoGoWsn was the 6rst sChOisr
in his class vas tutor In bellies lettes, and in the
1--WE HssrSoton p any bSaaOa W Of Of
winch Is 81 fSPi's5Sn me college
NJ PTs SIs Of the College.
Prof s # RiEf; Nf aTTs I'd RSl F..
Prof. Of Mech: Phil. 9 d Astronomy.
f + + d taT .Sts III Moral Phil.
JOHN T. DuFE Eff 3 Greek
GIN. sIGER. P FGGf; Of Fl Ls Mns?;
Reference may also be had to
H HON jazz c ME- ch.mbsr.burs, Pa
EDwARD MCPHERSON, NJ. c.. Gettysburg, Ps.
JOs t11 + 5fSRT' se0 Smithsonian Ins'' Washing
srS v: BEALl. Georgetown, DC.
BEN B; 49, 5 6nS'' DO DO . DO.
TERMS
Tuition, English. per quarter Of 10 weeks. 90
" and higher msth; ,.-.:-.... 10 90
Fuel, LIST and ID quarters. ...........- SO
su SaWlm Intel M&Thlm
IN FEMALE EDUCATION.
i HOSE Parents who wish their daughters 70 To-
oeiye thorough and systematic educatlon, whers
their training will receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved system of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are peotfully invited to
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four.
tee! tn o. and New York ey.
MR.. & MRS. z. KICHARDs,
Dn Principals.
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FIeHr AND ARRRsT.-Yesterday afternoon lit
Tie hight occurred at the corner Of Thirteenth and
L streets, which soon collected very consider
able crowd. Ii appeared that chap, who had
a"muss" with all who passed the corner. At
last he found q customer in the shape Of George
town huckster, who polished him of until he was
satisfied and cried "enough." A sergeant and two
men from the Thirteenth street prison guard took
him to the Central Guardhouse, where his case
will be attended to-
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CORPORATION ArroRNEY.-It will be seen by
i our report Of the proceedings In the Board Of
| Esq was confirmed az Corporation Attorney In
place Of James M. Carlisle, Esq, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-03

PARADE.-The Eighteenth Massachusetts Regi-
ment marched up the avenue this morning, and
attracted much attention by their soldierly bear
Ing. They look a. II they would do good service
when called en-
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NEw-FLEDsED DIssIrY Folks laughed some
In an avenue omnibus this morning when new
fedged Second Lieutenant (of the volunteer "per-
suasion') hailed the driver for place for himself
and Betsev Ann, but declined entering on seeing
there were but sir empty seats, and waved the
omnibus on with dignifed toss Of his dexter
dlgib. fhe gal seemed to think that one seat
would do for her, crinoline and all, but her mil
lingtary escort quite evidently was Of the notion
that the other i've would not accommodate him.
self and his new shoulder straps.
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TOR RENT-k handsome FURNISHED
HOUSE, with all the modern improve mants
In pleasant location. Inquire at the Star OEioe.
an 80 If
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FAMILY QuARREL.-Last night fght occurred
between a man and his wife, which 20 disturbed
the neighboy that they sent for the Provost Guard
for relief, which was promptly afforded. The
offending husband was takent TO the Central sta
tion where he gave security for further hearing
before Justice Dom.
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"Tiorgh Tzr STAR In printed on the fassess
useam prc<,in use south Of Baltimore, In edition
n % large 70 require II TO be put 10 press at an
sariy hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not Appear until the next day.
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TOR RENT-A fine new HOUSE (brIckl with
y III rooms and bathroom, and with wat-r aud
gas, situated IN most desirable locality, in the
vicinity OF gudoay Square, is for rent, ready fur
nshed, on favorable terms. Apply At this Office.
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FQR RENT-A very desirable STAND for q
Eighth st., now occupied by the Messrs. Joy, and
has always had full share Of the patronage of the
CITY: POSSESSION given on the lst of September
particulars apply to JAMES TOWLEs, Agent,
4S0 street north; or Mrs. JULIA KEEP. 376
u street. an
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Tuition, English, per quarter of 10 weeks. 8 90
:" and higher math. ..-..-.... 10 90
Classics.. II 50
Fuel, lst and Cd quarters. SO
au 5 S&Wlm Intel M&Thlm)
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H The three story Brick Dwelling house on the
south side Of P. avenue, at the corner Of Third 81
present occupied by 8. 9. Minor, Esq. Applioa-
t 1n nay be made on the premises. or to THIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-03

sn xpyxkuskzxxr Of cheap PhIladelphis
pfiht puf'er q No. 2i5 Center Mafkst,
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

EARM FOR SALE-A new Cottage House.
with from 10 to $50 acres of choice Land, az
Annapolis junction. for q. Terms EASY. A 4 g
young orchard on the premises Apply, personally
or by letter, to L. SMALLER, 1r., Annapolis
W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-03

HOUSES FOR RENTING. 2a and No. ~ on
i the south side of Indiana avenue, both of them
very large and convenient houses, with good sta
bling and oarriage-houses.
Also, the commodious and large House, No. 3ss,
on the north side of G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-03

FURMiTuRE FOX SALE AND HOUSE
333 Eleventh st between l. and nj, is offered at
private sale. Any person wishing to look at the
house and furniture with intention of purchasing
can do so any hour fIom q. m. to p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-03

The next session will commence September ID.
Boys are prepared for college for business. For
oatolvg ne please address, at Brookevllle, Md
f. Il. PRETTYMAN,A A. NJ,
au slim Hntel.) Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
ARMY AND NAVY.

Since the Fort Hstteras prieoners have been confined
on Governors Island, citizens have not been allowed
10 land The officers are quarered in the garrison and
the prfvs;es in Castle William The former have LID.
er,y Of the Island and seem to make The most Of il.
Tney have voluntarily given their parole not 10 hold
eny communication with outsiders unless permitted to
do so by the commanding officer, Col. Lonis 5.h In
fanuy, U. s. A.
The other evening the captured officers were the
psrade-ground listening to the band, which plays for
an hour every night before the commanding officer s
ouarters snddenly the bank struck up Yankee
doodle" Tho Sou,herners immediately turned on
their heel and walked off in great disgust. No Of
fense to them premedtRted as the band was In
the habit OF playing this national air long before the
presence of Southern prisoners was dreamed Of
Ten thousand Prussian muskeis will be sent fom ~.
Iouis to Cincinnati 70 be rled for the Government.
They will then be nearly equai to any now m use'
Cavalry horses being sent froin Cincinnati 10 81
Louis az RAPIDLY as possible The contracts IN Cncin
natl are chiefly for the army, and the horse trade IN
that city IL therefore very brisk.
The Rhode Island sailed hence on Sunday afternoon
for Fortress Monroe. She carries dispatches and
mail and stores, but not full complement. We
gave fuIl list OF her officers q few days ago.
A salute Of Is guns fred from the Cob Dock Of
the BROOKLYN NaSy-Yard yesterday, In homer Of the
pennant ef Commodore Breeze being removed from
the mizzennast 20 the foremost Of the receivlnRhtp
North Carolina Commodore Breeze has served for ~
years In the navy as pcet.captain.
A detachment of recruits enlisted IN Boston WIS
transferred 70 the Island yesterday They viii be put
under canvas on the north side OF the island thero
not being room in the barracks
The recruits ENLISTED a. the Hudson-s;reet reDdez-
yous for the mounted service viii be sent 10 Carlisle
Barracks Pa to-day. These recruits are pushed for
ward in their drill and sent TO- regiments With the
least possible delay.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

last, the 9TH REGIMENT National Guard la anticpa-
ton ot an attack being mate upon Washington, volu
tcree s services toward defending Capital for ote
mouth or uutil sufc ent number of tue other regi
ments NJ Y. s. NJ. or the mua Of other States, could
Do tsneorted thther upon tue Gull Of the President,
which was about being made Tue inst requisition Of
the President was for three monhs men. that being
the Longest period that State militia en could be called
upon by the General Government About the 10Th of
April one regiment and battery OF the Massachusetts
mihtit, under the command OF BrgadeF- General But
ier ow Maior-ienersll, passed through this city
roate for Washington and were followed within the
next day or two By tie 7th.
in consequence Of the destruction of the bridges on
the Philadelpba and Baltimore Road, these troops
were unable TO proceed further by rail than Philadel
phis, and IL while there that General Butler
ceved the plan of ssizing Annapolis, which be i'm.
medately carried into execution. The road between
Annapolis and tho junction then seized and al-o
the road thence 10 Washington and thus despite the
mglieiousneS Of the rebels, direct route from New
York 70 the Capital opened via the Chesapeake.
Tie 9Th Regiment quickly followed General Bdtler,
and were by hiui ordeied forward. On the I'D aud
9th OF April the 9th l2th and 1lst Regiments, which
left bere on Sunday, the 2lst, arrived ut Annapolis.
The Sixth detained there. aud ordered TO the
mand Of Fort Madison and other points on the Severn
River. while tbs two others were hurried forward.
Then the 5th 9Th, 18th, 2Otb, 18th, 18th, and
9th. Tee 18th was detained ut Annapohs and the
o,berz ordered forward to Washington, 70 defend
the roads between Annapolis aud ,ho Capital.
The Goth Of this city and tbe 10Th Of Ulser County
defended the roads aud Annapolis function Tor nearly
three months, the first moving forward the latter
advanced. The 9th New-York, under command OF
Col Pinckney during the period Of s enlisncnt bad
command Of Annapolis, and the surrounding country
Tor twenty-miles. At the expirution Of their tern
they were relieved at Annapolis and the Junction and
the distance Intervening by regiment from Pennsyi
yauia. during lhe service Of the three-moDtbs men,
and bsequenily, under proelaDa'ions of the Prss
oent 50 volunteer regiments were raised and haStenet
forward Other regiments are nov In progress OF Or
ganizton in the city and throughout the State 70 Ill
tho last requisirion Of -, 900 men upon New-1ork-
Belog l. detailed statement Of the three-months
vouoteers aud the voluutee tor the war; as accurate
ly as iL can be ascerained:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

CowARDLY AssAULr.-As an old, grsy-headed gen
tleman, accompanied BY his two sons lone Of whom
was in uniform, having been visi. 70 his fsmyl
and some friends was quietly pursuing biz way home
through Columbia street Saturday evening, the oid
gentleman was struck in the back Of the neck By soma
cowsrdly wrs,chos, from behind. The old man gave
groan which attracted the attention Of BE con woo
was little in advance. He Immediately turned, and,
with the assistance Of bis friends, gave tho assAilans
such @ chastsement as win probably teach him to lss
peaceable citizens go 10 their homes uDpolested ie
friends Of the gentleman return their thanks 70 'ns
Eleventh Ward policeman who stood on the corner and
surveyed the fght-thinkng doubtless, that ts disc
tsnce ends euchantmcnt TO the view for his KIND,
ness in allowing them to ohastse these brtes wthous
bis interference The names Of two Of these scanps
arc Andy Mum and shorty Yates, who may generaux
be observed standing on he corner Of Columbia az"
Houtton streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

rife from a soldier Of the I'd Michigan. and shot the
rebel officer deadi and the rebe Gag wac struck to
half'mast in fifteen minutes afterwsrd. hope this
will sufice and that those moral gentlemen who have
been telling me that ny MURDER will, for tne
future mind tbeir own business and permit me TO act
In my couniys defense fifteen years past military
service hss, trust. qualified me to do,
Yours, faithfully. DENIS @. MIETOE,
Msjof 9th Regiment N. \. V.