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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Jonathan q. Smiths Letter TO Hon.
Harrison q. Blake.
COLUMBUS, o., July lG. lSG

COLUMBUS, o., July lG, 1862.
DEER IIARRIsoN:-I talk my pen in hand to in,
form you that have got the fever and agcr and
hoap these few lines may find you cnoyen the
saim blesscn. ] was at the locofoco convention
on the 4th, The convention was very large and
/ Good see that the ocofocos is full of the devil.
Tha pitched in like mad against all sich liberty
luvin members of Congress as yourself, Iha
want to beat sum of our good Union Congress
men at the next eeckshun Tha haY awful
spite agn sich devoted Union men as Lovejoy,
Bingham, Hutchins, Eger'on, Stevens, and your
self. You hav the pins to git the nomination.
Thare is hole lot Of officers to appint under the
tax law, and for your district you hold them ap-
pintmcnts in the holler Of your hand. You, of
course will peel every patriot what wont 60 in
for you. Then, all the Post Masters can be
turned out whenever you WHSLE. You will
maik them toe the mark or wock the plank. You
hav thease fellcrs all by the horns, Harrison,
hold en- til tha let down their milk, so to speak.
When you git the nomination you and awl your
friends will hollcr "Nallandighamer" at every
one who don't 60 for lreen our cullerd bruthers
hhu olsVS's anu 'otc ipi lou' lllCh
6ter, James whose surname is Monroe and Eugene
the patriot, awl air on your track, but with your
immense publick patronage and the dray loads OF
dockaments your sendin will skater your opper.
nents like unto the way chickens skater at the
approach Of kompancy of darkies. 1ha cant
beet you no more nor you Good chase frog thru
barrel OF tar.
When you git the nomination holler "sccesh'
at the ocoiocos, raise a deal of fuss, tell en-
you'll civ each one of your constituents culerd
baby to pet aud raise for thare own amusement
maik EN- beeave you air goin to git EN- that hun
drcd sixty akcrs Of land promised befoar hone s
ole Abe was elected, Civ EN- to understand tina
you turn the krank for the CRATE balance whee
Of creation, and that you'll bring it round t.
thare liken and mak EN- prosper and feal lik,
Stalled oxen, and impress on thare minds tina
thare ant no party now except the one wha
goes for anti slavery Constitution, a anti slave
ry Bible, and anti slavery God, that all other
is bogus and nstigated by JEFF. Davis and tn
Devil. If you wock in this path what ha
marked out you will win shure, By pursuin thi
course we ken elect majority of friends t
our African bruthern and sstern to the next Con
gress and then we will proclame emancipation
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
The Democoatic Platform.

We cpublish on the fourth page of TO days
paper the platform andopted by the Democracy of
Ohio at the State Convention on the 4th inst. We
hope every man, whatcvc: his political prcjudices
may be, will give the Platform careful and
candid reading 1t cuts like a two edged sword,
scathing Southern rebels as severely as language
can do it, aud deals out justice to Northern IA
natics who boast of their attachment to country,
but whose touch IS poison to the Union of our
Fathers and death to the best interests of our
cOuntrYmen.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
turnout ,hc land to nwl tbo Africans ihcrcof.
This is tho prize VIC long have 81

This is tho prize We long have spt
Apd mourncd boknuso wc found II not
We ken pass n new tax bill 10 kolcct money
TO my for the slaves. It won't talk more nor
ono half the wealth Of the North to buy all the
slaves in the South. If cnny buddy objects to
these duins we will hollcr scccsh at en- and that
will bring en- to tlaro milk.
The iocolocos still keep agoin on about our pa.
trotic Legislator rcfuscn to allow the solgcrs TO
vote. It seems to me, in the language Of Sin.
bad, the sailor, that tla air "mokcn much ado
about no him" Tho Legislator was exkrutia
tingy wise, judicous and patriotic, and ifit wood
bin wright to Civ the sogcrs the privilege Of voten
the legislator wo d Civ it to en- can't sea
emmy need for gers to vote, for the liberty luv.
en- Supreme Court of this St,tc has decided that
persons what air not more ncr halfblood African
has the right to vote, and thare will be cnuiT in
clligcnt and loyal "contrabands" come into
this State to do the votcn for the absent solgcrs.
Martin the trckstcr will Civ You a ugly tusslc
in Holmes county for nomination, but even tharc
you hav show. General Brown AMI General
Ankcny and about forty more Generals, Kcrnas
and Majors wants for to get appointments to the
publick tit under the new tax law. know sum
good things on Martin what I'll tell you sum 9TH
cr timc.
Mi deer friend, | am out of pigment at the
the present time. Coud't you have me Nppntcd
General Superintendent for the instruction of all
"loyal and intelligent contrabands" who cum !c
bon box oNis of hat md
made. BE pcrticklcr about haven n good salary
A thousand dollars n month wood do Hurry VI
your emancipation schemes.
Yours, forever,
I0NATtlAN u SMITH
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Lots of Volunteers.

1t seems, probable that there WILDE no dinicul.
ty in recruiting the army of oilicehoders required
to carry out the provisions of the new tax law.
Each Congressional District and will give employ.
ment, at huge wages, to some forty or fifty hun,
cry patriots. There being "no party" now days
it is passing strange that no Democrat is invited
to volunteer in this 'Patriotic Expedition" We
learn that GENERAL ANKENr and GENERAL BRowN
of this place, are respectively pressing their claims
for the Clief Collcctorship of thus district, the
salary of which, as declared by the law, shall not
exceed TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS PER
YEAR. 1t is also intmated that GENERAL BAKER
might be induced to shoulder the responsibilities
of this little office, but in regard to him we have
no positive information, Those who want to be
deputy collectors and assessors will be mustered
in by companies "Go in,'' gentlemen, and may
"thc ID take the hndmost."
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Jonathan q. Smith.

Among the notablcs at the Democratic State
Convention at Columbus on the Fourth Of July,
was the vcritablc JONATHAN q. SMITH, the excen-
trio correspondent Of the IIol mes County FARMER,
taking notes for publication. He promised to
visit Logan some of these days and give some
jottiugs of his visit for the benefit of mankind.
We should be delighted to welcome him here and
extend the hospitaltics of tue city to distinguish
ed a parsonage. Hooking County Sentinel
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Military.

JUDGE HUsToN has been commissioned Cap
tain to recruit company in thi, county, and VIII
proceed to work immediately. The Judge is 50
well and favorably known that we apprehcnd his
company will be quickly filled.
new military committee, consisting of Geo.
Reed, c. +. Worries. Henry Pomcrcne, John
French, A. Baker, N. +. JOSS. and Lucllcn AL.
lison, has been appointed for this county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Home Testimony.

OXFORD, Holmes Co, o., July 30, 1880.
DR.. c. W, RoBAcK-Dsdr Sir: My son was afflicted
with spasms Calling Gt.) for about FIVE years. After
trying three different doctors and receiyug benefit
procured some of your scandinavian Blood Pills and
Purifier, which he uFed, and has not had fit for the
last fifteen months in fact he has not had one since he
commenced taking your medicine.
Respectfully Yours, &C.,
[22y1 BARCoIIA HARRISON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Fredericksburg High School.

We call the readers tention to an advertise
mcnt in today's paper for the above named in
stitution. The proprctors are popular teachers,
and gentlemen who arc every way worthy public
confidence.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Crowded out.

Crowded Ont.
An interesting letter from Carr SrEiGEL is un
nvoidnbly crowded out this week.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
CirclcvilIe Democrat.

We have before us the first No. of the Circlcrilic
Dcnocrai, sprshtly and well printed Democrat
ic paper published by WILLIAM DoANE, Esq, at
Circlevillc, Pickoway county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Mahoning Sentinel.

We are rcjoicd that JoHN NJ. WEEP, Esq, has
r'surrected the Mahoning Sentinel, at Youngs.
town. The Scntin'lis an ably conducted Demo.
cratic papcr-,jjust what is needed in that Aboli-
tonizcd latitude.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Preserving Fruits.

Those who design putting up fruits should read
Mn. Bays advertisement, and give him a call
Tin cans arc now conceded to be the best for pre-.
serving fruits.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
.Iol,nson,s Atlas.

Johnson's Atlas.
Mn. d. w. ScHwEFEt, agent for IoHNsoN's
ATLAS, is in town and canvassing for this very
popular and useful work. Every person who can
should have JonSsoN's ATLAS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
MAEsEtlAG EiS.

MARRlED-On the 9Th inst, in Millersburg by
Rev. j. II. Van Broeklin. MIR. joins BOWLING and
Miss RUHtNY FENNEY, both of Holmes county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17

sent arms" aud three loud, long and yocilor0us
cheers, which were repeated with m energy
which soldiers only can exert after victory. a
salute Of twenty four guns was fired from the
battery. This proceeding was repeated by tie
three rcmaing brigadcs at sun1own on each suc
ccssivc evening.
THE GAr.
II i useless for me to ntlomp, description Of
this place, which our commanding General has
justly termed "thc Gibraltar Of America" The
position which Is very strong one by nature, il
rendered trply SO by the constant labor Of an
entire year cxcrcd by troops who were deter.
mined, rs it seemed, to make it entirely imprcg.
nable. The works for infantry alone, would,
without doubt, make continued line Of five
miles in extent, besides the works for artillery
Which are also extensive. That they would
abandon such a strong hold without battle
even, only further illustrates the general princi
pal of war, that more decisive victories are Oh
tanned by stratageiic movements than by actual
battle. More decisive, because attended with
little loss to the victor, while the decentralization
ruin, and loss consequent to defeat alway follows
the yanqushcd They left n great amount oI
property which they were very careful to rcndei
useless to us. About five hundred tents were
left standing ripped into shreds. We have found
five pieces of artillery all Of large calibre but
of 4 very inferior quality. A quantity Of CAMS
ter and shell was also destroyed and left on the
ground. large quantity of bacon, lard. anC
nour was thrown iutn n ri-tcrn In ono pron - II
Gus heap. They had also removed large
amount Of commssary stores to adjacent village
and country houses which is now falling into GU
hands.
But the mail is going. Enough for once. Nor
anon. $. Fl, CORN,
Linui Co L. 9Th Rot O V u. S. A
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
Barn Burnt.

Earn Burnt.
On Tuesday morning about o'clock large
and valuable barn belonging to JAcoB SHRocx. of
Walnutcrcck tow.,hip, was struck by lightning
and burnt 10 the ground
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
$40! WAGES PAID, 500

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MAGAZINE COMPANY
We will give a commission all goods sold by our
Agents pay wages at from $40 to 800 per month"; and
pay all Necessary expense Our machine is perfect
its mechanism child learn operate it by half
an hours Instruction. 1t Is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use and have reduced the price to SIS.
Each machine is warranted for three years.
Address c, RUGGLEs, Gen. Ag't.
Inlsyl.1 Detroit, Mich.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
DEATHS.

DlED-ln Milcrsburg, on the evening of July
ID, ROBINSON. son of James and Elizabeth FRENCH,
aged year, months and days.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
GREAT BARGAINS.
~
DRY GOODS !
II
MULViNE'S EMPORIUM !
tvm oacr, AT REDUCED PRICES,

vill oder, At REDUCED PRICES,
LANES DRESS GOODS
Plain and Fancy silks, French and Karli.h M-rinos
Plain and Figured y. I4iu-s, Molairs Cd.hmeres CO.
bergs, &C., sold cheap At MILNANEs.
ONE HUNDRED PLECES-
Scotch and Domestic Ginghams. sold At oll lrecs
PRINTS
From 10 to - cent per yarlb,., Pint, 2. : e,n's
wHITE GOODS
caurrc., Jecone'is, Bishop Lawns, sE,. e. e'ear
>KlHLs-
Broche, long and square, woolen Ngrinos, asI va
rieiy Of other styles 70 be sold a. gr-aflv rduced
prices; At tMLLNANES.
CLO.iES-
ladies Grey and Ea- Cloth c,qa, NE, :,.ss
MUSLIN
Brown and Blsached-go brown muslin for 12t e.s
MULyANL's.
moor SKIRTS
About WAGON load just received. and viii b. sold
cheaper than the same can be bought .,gThrr. ,3.3
Hoo0S TCHhis, GLoTEs, nose 81 ,.,,r,s
NEWS HEAR
large stock OF BroaIcloths, Dge,kin, and Fancy
Cassmyres, Vestiug. Sauctt- jeans Tgecis, Farmer
and Mechanics, CassiHieres, to be sold cl,sap, 500.
MATS .lND CAPS
The largest and cheapest stock in Town. Call and see,
At MULNANES.
BOOTS AlND SHOES
lrg. stock Of Boots aud Shoes cheaper than ever.
AT MULVANES.
QUEENSIT4RE--
set Of Al pieces, best white Granite Ware, far 500
At MULNANE's.,
/ GROCERTES-
/ Good Sugar at 10 cents per pound,
Good Come at 20 c-nts PER pound,
AT MULVANE'S.
re- The highest casl, price paid for Country Produce
Gail asd examine bsforc purc!ias ng elsewhere.
J. MULVASE
March 6, 1sG2,n2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17

To LIEUT.. NJ. b DrslLyA for files of Southern
papers
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-17
s. T @ " Il =,
JAPANED WARE.

OF all kinds, kept on hand aud made to order, Ais
great variety OF
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20

Pur HM Ger LII is said Gen. Grant
e 70 be superseded. Of course-he has
violated the tender-hearted policy Of the
Government. by killing too many trait
ors. Why. Nashville was taken within
. few days after the army commenced
moving in that direction, when at least
SIX months should have been consumed
IN the operation. and score of contract
ors should have made independent for
times. Grant. for permitting several
cowardly rebel Generals to escape. in a
dark night. while bis army was engaged
in taking formidable forti6cation. and
for violating some nice point of military
etiqnitte. is to be disgraced. Fremont,
for his energy in doing nothing but
sqnander money. and for permitting Ly-
oa and Mulligan to be sacrificed, has
been promoted. Gen. Curtis is running
himself, too. If he survives his Arkan-
sas campaign. of comes his head off
Gen. Lyon saved bis honor. BY being
killed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20
Oar succe.. =. New Madrid.

oAs AVuIDs kuSTC0 10,
Gen. Pope's official report to Gen
Hslleck says bis snccess at New Madrid
is greater than at first reported. Twenty.
Eve pieces of artillery. consisting of,w.n.
ty-four and tbirty.two riaed cannon, two
batteries Of field artillery, immense ou.D.
titles Of 6xed ammunition, several thou.
sand small arms. one hundred boxes Of
musket cartridges. three hundred horse.
and mules. tents fer IN army of twelu.
Thousand men. sn immense quantity Of
other property. not less than million
dollars in value, has fallen into our hssls.
The enemy left so hurriedly they had to
leave officers baggage. knapsacks, their
dead unburied. and suppers on the table.
The storm which ragged during the nigh,
enabled them to cross the river undis.
covered. During the whole day Thurs.
day our lines were drawn close around
their works, under the ERE Of sixty piece,
Of artillery. The fear of an assault o,
their works BY daylight on Friday in
dueed them to Zee precipitatsly during
the night. Mauy prisoners were taken,
also the colors Of several Arkansas regi-
ments. Er - eVGaa
Hollins Was in command Of their aeet
of gun boats.
Gen. Pope has twenty Ave guns plant
ed in the enemy's works, commanding
every part of the river.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20
Memphis Items.
ST.. LOUIS, March Is.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.
A special to the Democrat says q gen.
tleman who left Memphis on Saturday re-
ports that no troops were there; the poll
cy of burning the city was still discussed.
Many persons were leaving the city
Merchandise is being shipped down the
river. He stated that Bragg. with TO-.
900 men, had arrived and been sent to
Islsnd No. 10 and New Madrid.
All the negroes in the country have
been called to work on the Notifications
at Jackson. Tenn.
Martial Law was proclaimed at Mem
phis on Monday.
No defensive preparations are being
made at Randolph, nor between there and
New Orleans.
The rebels confess the reduction of
Fort Pillow gives the Federals all points
on the Mississippi. Their gun boat feet.
under Hollins. is at Island No. 10.
A Messenger from New Madrid says
all is quiet.
A cavalry force was sent from Leba-
non. Mo-. yesterday. which attacked a
guerrilla party. killing ID, wounding 5
and capturing 20. among them Brigadier
Gen. E. Campbell.
The official report Of the affair at Par
is, Tenn, Gays the rebels loss was 100
killed, wounded and taken prisoners.
Cspt. Balls. Of the artillery, lost 4 kill
ed and 5 wounded.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20

Fns PuusrroR.-The prospects Of this
part Of the country are now much bright
er than they have been for two years past.
The rout Of Prices army frees Missouri
from any formidable body of traitors,
and is consequently great relief to Kan
sas. Marauding guerilla parties will
csuse but little trouble. in comparison
with their last Summers operations. from
the fact that there is no large army for
them to fly to for safety, and the Union
men are better organized and prepared
for defence. Consequently. there will be
little or no hindrance to trade and agri-
culture. and our people will see better
times. By the way. let our farmers plow,
SOW and reap all they can. and not be
discouraged by last years staguation.
Produce. this year, may command prices
which will fully compensate for last
years losses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20

Sncksf 10 FHEx!-Treason in North
West Missouri is being !" put through on
the fast line" Traitors, and oil who
have been in the least tinctured. are re-
quired to enter into heavy bonds to sup.
port tho Constitution aud laws of the
United States, or leave instsnter. Holt
County is now undergoing the regsnerat-
ing process. That is right. II treason
had obtained sway, this treatment 10 ease
compared with what Union men would
have been compelled to undergo. Dry
gripes." Ira Peter. Biggers. and the
whole exit" of them. are having the
4" clamps" put to them. Let every one
be doctored. Leave no creeping out
place; and then. If they violate their OBJ
legations. hang them
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20
Later from the New Mexico Fight.
KANsAs CITv. March


A portion of Quantrelps band entered
Liberty, Mo-. on 14th. wounded two
men, and took ten prisoners; also took q
case of boots and shoes from the steamer
Rowena. at Blue Mills Landing.
Mr. G. F. Beall. from Santa Fe, on
the Sd instant, bearer Of dispatches to the
War Department at Washington, brings
confirmation of the battle near Fort Craig.
Federal loss 81 killed. I40 wounded.
The Texans captured six of our field
pieces. Colonel Steele commanded the
Texans, but during the battle was report.
ed i'll.
The reported flight of Col. Pino's reg
iment Mexican volunteers is without foun.
dation.
The main body of the Texans is at
Socorro. thirty-eight miles north Of Fort
Craig. e
Our forces are concentrating at Fort
Craig. Nothing had been received from
them since the 25th. 1t is supposed that
communication is cut of.
A large amount of Government stores
was destroyed at Albuquerque to prevent
them falling into the hands of the enemy.
Four hundred and fifty Texans with
two pieces Of artillery. entered that place
on the morning of the I'd.
Maj. Donnelson, commanding the Dis.
trict of Santa Fe. is preparing to fall back
on Fort Union. One hundred and forty
wagon loads Of Governmenefreigbt were
removed from Santa Fe to Fort Union, on
the Sd inst. .
Three companies of the Colorado vol
unteers, under command OF Lieut.. Col.
Tappan, were met at Hole.in-the. Rock,
City five miles south of Bent's Fort, en-
route for Fort Union. Seven more COM
panies had crossed the river above. They
would meet at Purgatory river, 80 miles
south Of Bent's Fort. sa
Mr.. Beall's statement confirms the &C.
count OF the fight on the 2lst, published
in the st. Louis Republican.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20
Southern Items.

FORr Monroe, March IL.
The following is from Southern papers:
In the rebel House of Representatives.
on Monday. resolution was passed ad.
vising planters to withdraw from the cul.
livation Of cotton and tobacco, and de-
vote their energies to raising provisions.
hogs and cattle.
The Senate passed the bill organizing
the Supreme Court.
The President sent q message to Con-
gresa. saying he had suspended Floyd
and Pillow from command until they can
give more satisfactory account of the
Fort Donelson affair.
Petersburg. Richmond and Norfolk
have been placed under Martial law.
The Richmond Examiner says consid-
siderable uneasiness is felt at the report
of our forces falling back from Manassas:
but positive assurances are given thst the
movements are purely strategic.
The points on the new line of defence,
it is thought will extend from Staunton
to Gordonsville.
The nomination of Robt. e. Lee. as
commander Of the rebel army. has been
sent to the Senate.
The Messilla Times of the Goth gives
. report Of . revolution 10 New Mexico
sgainst the Federal authority. Otero,
e1-Delegate to Congress, heads the move
ment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20

fA>SfFcsnEs.-We have always con.
tended that Kansas could beat the world,
in the way Of extraordinary weather.
On Monday of last week. being caught
out on the open prairie. We had a good
opportunity Of witnessing a remarkable
specimen Of Kansas weather. It thun-
dered and lishtened as terri6cally as in
midsummer. the wind blew perfect
storm. and from dark clouds overhead
the snow fell as thick and fast as it could
come. while in the east and west the sky
was clear; in the west the sun was shin
ing brightly. and in the east the moon
was plainly visible. Thunder, lightning,
wind. snow. son and moon, all at once |!
Who can beat it? wa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20

Z * SEuEsH SHor.-We learn that. on
Wednesday of last week. q Secession
Jayhawker named Fulton. went to the
house Of . widow named Hays. living in
the neighborhood Of Troy. put his horses
into her stable, gave them . supply Of
her grain, and commenced helping him
self generally. The fellow giving no
heed to the lsdy's remonstrances. she sent
word to Joe Nixon.t Of Troy. who has
tened to her residence, called the scamp
out, and put ball through his side. and
another through his wrist. We under.
stand that Fulton's case is critical.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-20
RECRUITS WANTED!
For the Xansas Regiments.

Lieutenent H. C. BLAcKMAs. under Of
ders from Major PRscE, Superintendent
Of the Recruiting Service for tho State Of
Kansas. has opened Recruiting Office in
the City Hotel buildings. in this place.
for ths K snsas Volunteer Regiments.
Ksnsans be true toyoer ows State
ell up YOU own Regiments and win ad-
ditiosal ssnown for your State by sidine
to crush ont this cursed rebellion. E
e Lieut.. B. is tire only psrsos .u-
thorized to enlistimen at this place. All
other recruiting is in violation of orders
from. The. Head Quarters of-fhe Army:-