Fate of the Pay for Capt. Kalteisen's Troops
Document 1797Stevens is expressing to Simmons his concern regarding the fate of correspondence that included the pay of Capt. Kalteisen's troops for the months of November and December.
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[Danl Stevens / recd 28th / An. 2]
Wm. Simmons Esqr.
Accountant
War department
Philadelphia
Sir/ Supervisor's Office Dis. So. Carolina
Charleston 17. March 1797
Capt. Michael Kalteisen commanding the Troops of the United States at Fort Johnson, having called on me a fortnight past, informing that he had rec'd notice from the War Office, that the Sum of Seven hundred and Eight Dollars, had been remitted to me for the pay of the Troops under his command for the months of November and December last — as there has arrived four Mails since and no letter either from the Treasury or yourself, It is probable some accident may have occurred to those letters, and as Capt. Kalteisen has signified to me, his anxiety to receive this remittance, I have thought it necessary to communicate the same to you —
I am Sir Very Respectfully
Your most Obt. Servt:
Danl. Stevens [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] So. Carolina
Wm. Simmons Esqr.
Accountant
War department
Type
Autograph Letter / Autograph Document Signed
Description
Stevens is expressing to Simmons his concern regarding the fate of correspondence that included the pay of Capt. Kalteisen's troops for the months of November and December.
Date
03/17/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Supervisor's Office, Dist. of South Carolina, Charleston
Document number
1797031770001
Notable persons
William Simmons, Esq., Accountant
Daniel Stevens
Capt. Michael Kalteisen (?), commanding the troops of the United States at Fort Johnson
War Office
Notable locations
War Department
Supervisor's Office, District of South Carolina, Charleston
Fort Johnson
Notable items
fortnight past
seven hundred and eight dollars
pay of the troops under his command
months of November and December last
no letter either from the Treasury or yourself
accident may have occcurred to those letters
anxiety
remittance

