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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20

TIE Annual Meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association for the nomination of
officers for the ensuing year occurs this even
ing at their Rooms in Temple Street at 10
O'CLOCK fa t.Ae-s ~ 90 - --'s~
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20

INEEnHA1 REvEEUE.-The Internal Rev.
enue Assessment in the First Con. District
of Maine, for the month of August, 1896.
amounts to s114,Ssers2,
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20

SINGING ScHooL.-Mr GARDENERS Fall and
Winter term of Singing School will commence
on Friday evening next. He is one of the
most competent instructors we have had in
this city. See his advertisement for terms. &c.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20

Please Read the folIowins Notices.
= PoRTLANp. MAY Al. lea5.


This certihes that i
have used Johnson,s
Reproductor for sew
eral years past and
have been perfectly
satisfied with it,
While 1t Ia entirely
free from the objec-
tionable qualities Of
preparations Of that
kind, / believe 1t to- be
capable Of doing all
Tor the scalp and hair
that can reasonably
se expected from any
applications to those
.HnUTTO NJ n
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20
Wednesday Morning, September 40, 1865.
PoBaLAND AND YICINITY.
New A.svarsi.emsn.s ro.Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Horses, Carriages, &c-C. W. Holmes
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
IrotSing Match-G. W. Holmes.
Statute in Regard to Hogshead hoops.
NILS for Sale-Elisha Park.
Notlce-Samuel L. Mason.
French Fluting- Mrs. Sheppard.
Clothing-Wm. Brown.
Wante i--Boarders.
City CT Portland-New Street.
Pr5posals far Coat harles Clarke.
Packing Doxes-S. Z. Shannon.
Now Reaay---Agcnts Wanted.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20
Three Grand Opera Nights !!
Sept. Goth, 2fst and god.


In a., styie unrlvalled by any other management.
academy OF Music, constitute the Chioni ana s,,sii
Grand Italian Opera Company: s1A1 SNA11-A1
Signora ANGELINA GHfONI the fa,oous ~
matte Prtma Donna, nom the italian 0,er.' ~,
York Academy Of Music, and the Theatre Ta ssS
Nine PATTI srRAKoscH, the svorise Central.
to. i,. - ~ Soh'tai--
Opera. ' o'si Uiand
signors MAccAFEREI and rAMARo. trst Tan.
ors Of me New York, Boston and Philadephia Acade
Signor MANcUsI, the eminent Baritone. from the
Grand Opera, Theatre Tacon, Havana
Signor AUGUSTINE SUSINT, the great Basso
York. SPeA@' w"
Donnas li4a.L '7I7l " seSVViA't
Sig. XIMENES and Sig. PERM. Second renors
Sisner LocATIELLI and Signor MASSIO, Second
Conductor, signor FRANCISCO ROSA
Leader, Mr.. #. zitterbart
44.ase nanager, SlgnOr Ngroini
Pfopegrti S Clss 1L ss S1gnqr t tsa,,,a
Costumers, Nine Nardini, Sgrior Santeiis
The entirely new and costly Wardrobe has haep
purchased by the Director IN Paris =
On this occasion the following Grand Operas win he
performed, with cast of unsurpassed strength:
ERNANi-tentiTel gIa7 = g fTsUT n fbv' VERDI
800 {For che first time in this city. = .--.'oi
TROVAT -RE-fentirel n 81 by VERDI
FAUSTZentire) nv GoI fE1
Orchestra Chairs So admission to Parouette ia
for Reserved Seats. Family Circle 10O Tickets al
sale at Paines Music Store. sepf3dsd -
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20
Entertainments.


MIR. Strakosch announces Win ,,,,.h II. 10 !.
ne mas succeeded in engaging COMPLETE and ef'
m mas Italian Opera Company ebracinesome ofthe
connleta rgn an9 ny1rably known artists. and
some 9th most talented Artists from New Yors
Win whom he win give on his way to Canada. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-20

CORRECTED By WIN. H. wooD SON,
Stock ana exchange Broker, Exchange St., Portland
For the xvanhr a,,,1;,,c Q 80 On ieia
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

PERsoNAL.-Major General Elias S. Dennis
of the Department of the Gulf, and formerly
colonel of the Both Illinois, arrived in this city
this morning. en- route for New Orleans. He
is now at the St Charles
Colonel Philip B. Fouke, (ex-M. c. } Of Bell
vile, and the first Colo mel of the 3Oth Illinois
infantry, which did good and efficient service
at Belmont, Forts Henry and Donelson, Brit
toms Lane, sieges of Corinth, Vicksburg and
Atlanta, and was with the gallant Sherman in
his raid through Georgia and the Carolinas, ar
rived at the st. Charles Hotel, in this city, this
morning, on his way to Memphis.
Maj. Gen. Davidson, who, during a great
portion of the time the present war waged,
figured conspcuously, in Il military point of
of view, in Missouri, is in town to-day, on his
way South. Gen. d. possesses executive
ability of high order, and has made record
which time cannot erase.
Geo. McPriggs, Esq, of Pomeroy, Ohio, one
of the proprietors of the tavorite steamer Jonas
Poaoell, is in the city to-day. He is gentle.
man of the olden school, but with party Of
Young Americans" can trump every trick.
Joseph Patton, Esq, proprietor of wharf:
beat at Gallipolis, Ohio, is in the city to-day.
What P. knows - he knows as well as widow
woman" and is highly esteemed by all who
are acquainted with him.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

AN ARRANT KNAvE.-A case is now in our
Probate Court which reveals depth of de-
pravity seldom attained by the human species.
A certain widow lady residing some six miles
from this city, sometime since employed man
to work her farm. She had daughter of
weak intellect, whom this man influenced to
act as his wife, without, however, the per-
Torrance of any marriage rites The girl
soon pined and died, and shortly after her re-
mains were committed to the grave, this fellow
unearthed a will made by the deceased girl
willing to him all the property (Which she held
in her own right He showed this will to the
old lady, and notified her of it's full meaning.
the doubly bereaved woman communicated
the facts TO her friends, who induced her to
contest the WILL and, as we before stated, it is
now in our Probate Court, Hon. j. w. Allen
having been employed to prosecute it.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
RIO 81 ENC T s
OF THE
CAIRO EVENING TIMES.

The subscriber having recently made extensive addi-
tons to the mechanical department Of his office, added
Steam Power and several Steam Presses increased his
editorial force and enlarged The dimensions OF his Jour-
nal rendering his office the most complete, and his pa
per one of the largest in Southern Illinois, deems this
rorable opportunity of presenting his claims to the
business and reading community for patronage.
TIMES will be the organ of party or Of party
leaders but the opinions entertained by its
proprietor. will always be harmonious with the
interests of the country and will cooperate politl
ally with the Adminstratie Of ANDREW JOHNSON, so
far as the action of Administration COMFORTS with
is past Indications
In this connection might add, that recognize the
Sovereignty far such Sovereignty
does conflict with National Sovereignty the Cons
tuition of the United States.
We pride ourself upon being an American citizen
look pride upon the Flag of Nationality which,
perilous times enlisted to defendare unreservedy
favor of the perpetuty of the Government and unity of
the several Sates-frmly believe in Republican form
of Government and Democratic Institutlons-look upon
country Mother and every patriot brother
and shake hands with any and all who, regardless of
party have eye single to the perpetuity and honor of
the Union-and favor speedy reconstruction upon an
honorable and lasting basis
But the speciality of the TINES will be the advance
ment of the business and commercial interests of Cairo
and Alexander county, the building of proper roads
leading from city to the country such will enable
the farmers of Alexander and Pulaski counties to ap
proach confines and fill streets with their wagons
stores dwellings and hot els with their products
be built railroads running from this city tt
St. Louis and Vincennes and the construction of net
work roads such the requirements of our people ant
necessities of commerce unreservedly demand
special eye will be kept upon all matters of local in
teres and mprovement-no made of every building
erected established every built
&C.. and every effort put forth to advance the Comme
cial interests Cairo Southern Illinois
| and of the State at large.
With this BRIEF but comprehensive statement of on
intent and purpose We submit claim dscrminat
ng public.
! TERMS OF EVENING TIMES.
Daily, delivered in city, per year.
Daily, delivered in city, per week. -
Daily, to mail subscribers, per year IS,Ot
Daily, to mail subscribers, per six months 6,Ot
The above terms include seven issues per week.
TERMS OF WEEKLY TINES
BY mail carrier if paid within three months Sc o.
not paid within three months. S,5
Postmasters respectfully solicited to canvass fe
the Weekly and Daily editions of our paper. To enab
them do sample copies will be forwarded them.
H. l.. GOODALL,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
ATHENEUM,

The Drama Of EAST Lynne was last night
performed with thrilling effect. The acting of
Miss Mollie Williams, in which she portrayed
the heart broken wife and mother, true repen-
lance for her crime in deserving her fond and
faithful husband for a base aud heartless liber
tine, was beautiful exemplihcation of one of
the grandest ideas which ever blessed the
world since the Divine lesson of regeneration,
bequeathed to humanity in Marys tears. She
was admirably supported by Vincent, Marcel
lus, Lizzie Madden and Mrs. Dyke.
This beautiful drama will be presented again
Tonight for the last time. Be sure and attend
remember that on tomorrow night, Felix A.
vincent Will app cal to theatre goers for a ben
cit, on which occasion he win present a very
attractive bill, in which Miss Williams will
throw herself.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PTIRT1C.

PUBLIC.
Certain parties who have recently engaged in the Ice
business in Cairo representing themselves furnish
ing ice at lower rates than do We wish all
cerned understand that we and will sell low
price any Others be they who they may. We have
steadily engaged in the business in Cairo for the last
years, keeping supply on hand winter and sum-
Our business is here and whatever of capital we
possess is invested here and here intend to stay We
birds of passage-and transient concern that
to sell ice during the few hot months and
t. leave for their homes to enjoy the money made
from the citizens of Cairo shall sell And
respectfully solicit the continued patronage have
hitherto had and which have endeavored deserve
by unremting attention the wants of customers
night and day, at low rates reasonable profit
would allow, when the business in our hands and
without competition.
Families and Saloons supplied at their doors as
usual.
Steamboats, at all hours, night and day. .
J. GUSHING d SONS,
Office No. Springfield Block,
And cor. Commercial Av. and Twentieth coy ST.,
my9-dtf Rearof Cairo City Mill.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Cairo Evening TIMES has larger circulation in
this city and county than any other paper published
BY virtue circulation in the city, and in accord
ance with the law of Congress requiring the Letter
List be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postoce the
TINES has awarded the printing of the Post-oce
Department as the following communication will eVl-
dence: a,r
Posr OFFICE, CAIRO, July TO- 1865.
To IT. L. GoodaN, Esq, Editor ana f"oF'Sher O
the " Cairo Eoening Times ,.,., =.
SIR-Your paper has again been selected in which to
publish the Letter List" of this Office ON tine
within the delivery of the Cairo office. You
authorized to continue publication of said Letter
List as heretofore the terms and conditions as spec
flied IN the Post ONCE law and Instructions.
Gss- Respectfully,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-O Tuesday afternoon,
man named Rose, employed in saw mill at
Pulaski, while brushing away the dust from
before circular saw, accidently brought his
hand in contact with the saw, which took Off
the thumb and two fingers from his left hand
He forthwith came to Cairo, when DIR. Cor
don, assisted by DR.. Smith, dressed his injured
hand, and he is now in comfortable condi-
ton
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

SUMNER. is now nearly over.
Soon the mosquito will lose his terror and mos
quito-bars become a drug in the market
Soon too viii the attention of people be drawn
toward their fall and winter wardrobes, and
an immense stock of clothing Of every de-
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

Our FREE SCHOOL, yesterday we stated,
upon information CLEANED from those protesting
to be conversant with the facts, that the free
school here was full, and applicants had been
turned away. Since then we learn from one
of the Directors that our information was cor
rect-that there are now in said school $40
scholars-but that new rooms have been en-
gagged and new pupils can now be admitted
upon application.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

PERsoNAL.-Lew. A. Clark, stakeholder and
assistant manager and editor of the ST. Louis
Daily Press, called upon us to-day. Lew. is
good printer, fellow, typo and quill driver
one with whom we have touched glasses and
held social converse many time and oft. Long
may he ''sling ink
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

COOP Law FIRM.-J. NJ. Biggers, Esq,
of Paducah, and T. E. Moss, ESQ. of Colum-
bus, have Joined teams in the practice of the
law. Both gentlemen are well and extensively
known as good practitioners and successful ad-
vocates. Their Office will be at Paducah, Ky.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

FERRY.-R. Mcdonald is now prepared to
carry people across the Ohio River to and
from Caledonia. There is now a good bridge
road from Caledonia to Jonesboro.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
OIARRHGA AND DYSENTERY
MAGUIRE'S

Compound Extract of Bene Plant
Is universally acknowledged
reliable remedy that be used for the above
pants all relaxed condition of the bowels in either
adults children. Circulars and Amanacs furnished
Free in which will be found the testimonials of Col Long,
Gen. PeasOnton, Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, Major rane
of the U. S. A, Captain Hoyt (now Mayor OF New Or
leans, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions
War Reef Fund committee, opinions of the Press and
steamboat officers.
Prepared only by J. C. MAGUfRE, Chemists and
Druggists ST. Louis, and sold by Druggists everywhere
Beware of counterfeirs. For sale by
HUMPHREYS & Co. and A. K. WHITAKER,
jy21-d&wlm CARO-, I'LL.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
J. C. SLOO, Postmaster

DIssoLUTIoN.-Th firm of Charles Gallagher
& Co. is dissolved, and c. G. is now sole pro-
prietor of the Cairo City Mills.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
DEPARTURES.

+. O. Stannarl, St. Louis, Cordelia Ann, Memphis,
Ben Stickney St. Louis, Commonwea hh, St. Louis
Ontario, Liberty No. 2, Louisville,
Maggie Hays Cincinnati, Argosy No. g. Johnsonville
Ada Lyon, Paducah Charmer, Evansville,
Belle St. Louis, Memphis
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
Steamboat Register.
Thursday Evening", 4 o'clock.
ARRIVALS.

f. O. Stannard, Little Rock, Cordea Ann, Nashville
Ben Stickney N. O., Commonwealth, N. o.,
Ontario Johnsonvilie, Liberty No. 2, Memphis,
Maggie Hays, Memphis, Argosy No ., st. Louis,
Ada Lyon, Paducah. Charmer, Evansville,
Belle St. Louis, st. Louis Mollie Able, st. Louis.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

Items Of Curgoes orri0ing and departing-Con
ton Of Western Eiuers- Weather and Business
Boats Learning Io-d0y-Bodts DWe-Our Z hdnks-
DR.. T. Gibson and tie Steamer Contamination
della Anm-Important Order Of Ptorost Marshal
at Paducah-Cdiro accident to
mate of tile Citizen-Steoaners sold and undergo-
ing REPAIRS Change 4n the Channel of Missouri
RiUer, dc.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

tba portrait spoke of its resemblance in low
words, as of'a mighty marvel, and proof
not les. Of the power Of tha pain.es. than OF,
his deep love for her whom he depicted 20.
surpassiagly we'll. Bat-at isngtb, rs stles
labor drew nearer to- its conclusica, noue;
were admitted into the turet, for the painter.
had grown wild will, ardor of his work,
and turned his eyes from the canvass rare
iy, even to regard the countensnce of his
wife. And lie would not see that the tints
which pc spread upon the canvass we're
drawn from the cheeks of her who sat be
side him. Aud when many weeks had
passed and but little remained to do, save
one brush upon the mouth, and one tint
upon the aye, the spirit of the. lady again
fickered us as the fame within the socket
ofShe lamp. Aud theu the br,,sh:was given,
and then tho tint was placed; and for one
momeut, the painter stood sntranced before
the work which he bad wrought; but in the
next. while he yet gazed, he grew tremu-
lous. aud vecy palIid, and agt,ast, and ;. cry
ing ~ita n loud voice. this. is life itse}fl
turned sadJouly to regard his beloved.
She. was deadl
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05
Circular.
HEADQUARTERS.
COLUMBIA, April so. IN

CoLUMBIA. hprli Sn, 1865.
TUE representations which have been
. made to me- Of the general practice of
stl'an os liquors by persons who have no,
'bt,inel that authority vi. .ch the lava of the
State require are general that there can Re
10 acu4t Of the great mischief which is now
sEecting the people Of the State. That tn,
laws of the State should he openly violated. is
t i,selfn pub!ic wrong, than which none caa
"e greater and which mist be redressed That
~ purpose Cor which these laws are violated
Mould be productive Of the certain misery and
''nhappiness Qf Tho people Of the State, is an
"eeaSon which calls for tha united action of
III good citizens in maintaining the Integrity Of
the laes, and protecting the lives aud fortunes
f their fellow.nlen.
.. For the infsrmatisa of all persons. it is
'ow proc!ain.sd that tho laws which are of
oree is the State of 3onth Carolina. and which
lone by compliance with their provision.
'sni-r lawful the distillatio. Of liauars are to
'e strictly enforo-d T" tasss law. attention
IS repaired; obedience is due and must be given.
3. 1t is the duty Of all per-ons having rea
'"nabls ground for tho suspicion that shess
avs are violated. TO give Information thereof:
.tse Aeh violation may be prevented aud
punished. 4
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

{. Under whatever ether pretext, justification
or excuse may be sought for these practices, it
is sufhc lent now to proclain that the laws ef
tho State afford heonly sanction which uao be
had. and that these laws V>pne indicate tho
mede in which that sanction can be obtained.
SHERIFF. q the State. aad all magistrates
in the different districts efths State, will, with
ell dse diligence, proceed to combine theirraf-
forts for the detection Of those who are guilty
of violation of these laws; and in all othsr
respects, to secure that observance of the sa
actments Of the Site. which is alone consistent
with ths respess dns to its; s;snthority.
6. All persons engaged IN the distllat;ou Of
liquors referred to in the lave ofHha State,
viii be he,reqnired TO present the evidence of the
authority given TO them to continue in auoh
business. Aud in nl, cases when such authority
il not exhibited, Information thereof Will bs
communicated to th4 prosecuting Officers Of til .
State, who may 'be appointed for the ssnfersa.
meat of the criminal laws Of the land in that
portion Of the State where such violation NAV
be found.
Z. The Auditor General OF the State, James
Tupper. Esq, will obtain from the proper Of
fc.rs the name of such persons as have been
duly authorized to engage in the distiIiation Of
liquors, and publish the same for general infor-
nation.
By the Governor A. q. MAGRATH.
Offieial: ". s. MULLINS, 1t. Col. and A.-D. 9.
Nav
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

HEADQUARTERS. Ge1uasrA. MAY 2. 1865.
TO thsPeople Of tho State ofsanth Carolina
TIME, surreud.r Of the army under the com
u wands ofGsn. Lee in Virgita, has boen
followed by the sr}fsader of the Amy under
the command of Gen. Johnston in North Caro-
4ina. To these armies. South Carolina has con
0fibuted, with yeng inconsider able exceptions
her entire male population. Tbs brave men i.
.hsse armies who have survived the bloc "
war of lhe past four years. are now returning
hone, as prisaaers of war. on their parole; and
unable again to take up. their arms ..nt,l tn,
eondtions have been performed uron which
their captivi'; has been Terminated.
The Government Of the Confederate States.
in the creation Of (which South Ctr.lina sni,e"
With her sister state, has suspended it's @v i aud
military authority. and III high duty Of pro sd
iRg measures for tho welfare of its Citizen bv d.
stern necessity. has been devoved upou the
9ovsrn:nent of the State
In This unexpae' ed ,er.nn alton of the aetiv.
powers Of G.,Yernm-nt. in p-,,cs and in
which South Crr>',.i grartf t" the c"nmo,
Government nf the Co,S:eiatcd saatea, cir
cupstanc.s have re ,d-rsd the condition Of thi
Atate one of pscu|I II @mhtrrass mt. Deap'
GuferSsg ffs.n ,ha consequence of The war, L.
many respects. in is thtt suffering mr.
peculiarly trying than in TIE misery whi<I,
now affects Il s'nsid.rahls portion of ito popu-
ladon; which thr-at-hS-a larger portion. an :
may iavolve ia. Who'll of It in the sntferin
which want, uppr'ac ing starvation, Ii - pro
duced and w.it produce. The large sup ,ie
Contribut.d To the support Of the armies Of TIL g
Confederation haa b.eo sVen at time wh~r.
abundance enabled the population to bear i's
withdrawal without aggravated srtfei:ng. Bu
the great de.tsustioNoUf " eans Of su6sistenc.
NJ the present eIIn.., aud the diff suties Of se
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

csriug It I'd the future BY the; uext Srcp.. had
even before the reverses which befen the arm es
Ut tie Confederation, satisfied all that Il would
90 Impossible to part with th he supplies which
had been gathered for the armies, without de.
stroying the support Of the population 10 many
porsoas OF the state And attempts were made
to- inform the authorities of the Confederate
Government. that not ohly the apprehension
but the certainty OF evil. consequences vosId
prevent the removal of ali such supplies.
With the Dissolution Of the armies of the
Confederation, the necessity for these supplies
has ceased; with the removal Of that Necessity,
arises tho stronger obli0asion upoa the ss.
thorie'es OF the State. to preserve these supplies
for the mitigation Of the suffering of the people
Of the. State. To that cad. therefore, it is now
declared that all subsistence stores and pro
persy OF the Confederate States within the
limits Of the State, Should be turned oyer to
and aseounted for by the agaa6A sf the State
appointed for that purpose. TIE subsistencs
and ether stores to be assd for the relief of the
Peopls Of the State, aud ths>osher property Of
whatever kind TO be hsld for tie common
oenent q tho State, and subject to such distri.
hnt'on - may be hereafter detsrusiasj upon by
the proper authorities Of the State.
|" 1t will be Recognised a. . d.ty in the high
est degree obligatory upon the agents of the
State who will receive these supplies. to pro.
vide out Of them freely to the soldiers Of thi.
or other States Passiag through our limits who
may need aid. Subject to this claim. all sneh
supplies will be held for the purpose Of fsrnisl,.
ing subsistence. and support to the thousands
destitute - in want Of food, and whose sui.
fer'9s saa snly Be allsviaAaa BY this disposition
Of these snpphss.
By, the Governor: A. q. MAGRATR.
0Meisl: W. 8. MmLIss, 1t Col. and A. D. C..
kay4