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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04
Another Boat !.

+ or,Icr to accom- uOdate the crowds Whn going
| 10 Lockwool's drove down the river Ia day. n
fourth boat has been ngLgel. The fcrt viii stSrt
at halff seven; E-iCt all be readJat that time
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BUSINESS 9NOTICJEs:,g.l7'

Rg- eoMMoS sEsaE in short and easy
lessons. .iaf 4 {. .55.s, tS ~, -.
Il The trqvelsr and, the solder are very
l ia spfsr from Tie frequent changes
of water aud die, to which they are neces-
sarilY subjected. An elegant and efFectual
preventive and corrective of such results is
Logqns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger. This
preparation is made from tue purest and
best materials, aud is warranted equal to
any Essence of Ginger in the. market.
Price % cents.
2. The best Hair Dressing and Tonic in
the market is Heimsreefs Hair OoIoring.
Price 81. @
3. No one wishes to pays fora cough
remedy, when one equal to the best-Dr.
ChapmaR's .Hoarhouad BaLsam-cun +. be
purchased for 20 cents.
4. You cannot purchase everywhere,
Turkish Towels fine French and American
Syringes, Trpsses and Supporters of vari-
ons styles fine Tooth and Hair Brushes;
Pomades, oologues and Perfumes, iGCrare
bottles of new and elegant designs Nurs-
ing Bottles, most approved styles, Lint,
Hospital Sheet:ng, &C., sc.
5'' 5. You can purchase all these articles,
with a thousand Others, as wanted, from
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LOGAN, LIST s Co., Bridge Corner, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling. .fr
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Movers and Reapers!
BUCKEYE, FOR 1863.

BUCKEYE, FOR IS62s
fIHIS justly celebrated Machine is now generally
known and recognized the btst aud most per
ieet Mower in uso- saclI years experiences adds to
is high reputation and proves Its superiority over
all others. 1t combines many advantages not fund
IN other maehinea- Ii has two driving Wheels,
which act together or Independently; &c also has n
double hinged folding cutter bar which makes 4 e.
pecialiy adapted to cutting hilly and uneven sur
faces, allowing 1t TO freely stones other
distractions, also allowing the bar fold across the
frame without removing single bolt OF nut. The
machine can thus be transported ready for instant
use from held to Held or farm to farm readily A. a
common cart. The finger bar Il made Of steel, the
guard fingers peculiar to this mower and are 81
cured BY patent They are made Of wrought iron
and laid with steel; the importance Of this feature
will be readily recognized by those who have been
annoyed by the cost and trouble Of the cast fingers
used on other machines. Again, while presenting a
perfect mower We also furnish when desired an In
depenpent reap ms attachment thus giving the pur-
chaser the advantage OF n single combined ma
chime. We warrant every machine, aud during the
experience Of six years have had n single ms
chine returned. We therefore feel instlhed In re-
commencing the BUCKEYE Is superior to All Others.
We now furnish two AtEes suitable to the wants Of
all classes Of farmers.
eIot THE BUCKEYE, JR., sE0
will be sold At the very low price OF eIghtyhve dol
larE, aud for IghtneSs OF DRAFT convenience simp-
city and durability & unsqualed by anything vet In
the field Farmers wanting machine must ssad in
number built this season. Sample machines can be
seen at Mr. John ThOburn'S, corner Of Market and
Quincy streets, Wheeling.
THBO. N. GORRKLL.
apO Agents for Manufacturers.
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,.tsUoH,ElfEGANT BIsCUITI Ni
FTTow DO YOU GET THEMi Said gentlemar
El to his lAndIady day or two since, She y.
piled. 81 use the EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER biga
For sale by az - siss58 n H LoGAN& Ctfitl1
te26 go and LOGAN, LIST OF
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THE FLIES ARE CONIINGI

You need not however sinner from tLeir annoying
attentions. The nd 1900 !. =
sL1GHTNING BLYRKILLRRr -iAs
viii Aiayits rESs o. TH0usASps,2 and exteiminate
them utterly IN RsyeryifeY dlyst 81 i iffF-, sts
Commence early In the seas1n, and You can keen
them easily in check during the summer.
This ally Killer has been tested by the expert
ence Of tpo Sedscls and = snp6dde fbRH limitations
Ask for sSLNEPEn's kI0RENISa RLH4KILEERP s5!sl
Price sets PSr sheet III II. LOGAN q co.
3 sisE ~ $50 and LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.,
je9O go AgeEitS.
sCAnT. 80 bbls PfttsburE No. j E4tIa salt, n,
2 7hy2O y i'R 9. HILDRErH 8 BRO.
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[From tho Daily kxpress, Lancaster, Pal -
"CHHRIIoAh WRITING FLUID.n
swe are indebted to Messrs. 3. Barr { Co. for a
supply of Laughlins Bushhelds Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for tho year past. =.
at Is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by firm whose loyalty never for moment wayered
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment we
could pay would be to that It Is as genuine, as
free, as uhfading aud PERMANENT as their Ink with
which We make this reeord = - y 80 ~
aWsuss this FLUID because. AFTER being torment
edwith many other black devices; We hays found it
or home make, and hence pronounce II the best and
most reliable la tho market - 5-sSs
5LAUGHLINS & BUSHPIELD, Manufactures, Z,
s. F1 E ..,E Wheeling, VS.
Sold by j O. Orr 4 Co.
era 2 Resi- 4 KIRft,fyffEs cEffT
Jos. GraYes, 5..,., -
WI. e. hcKeIvey, tfet
Aud Book sellers generally. u mil
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~ READER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable GOLD Pm, exactly adapted to
your hand and style ofwritng, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. Ie You
wantit, see "The Pen is Mightier than the Sword
in another column. ~ mb25 *
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

bz8-Nn PAreH.-To day bring the +'ii'
OF July no parer will i's rssgs'; ~ 'his
office tomorrow Those rnalayta in the
Office are anxious 20 celebrate the glorious
fourth the same as common people. le
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The Confessions and Experience of
ON TnUo1id

III 7NV444OSS4V24D, tFAlKINI H4APU44O4Ot VI
..es,.,,., -, an Invalid. -.
Published for the beneflt aud as a warning and a
caution to young men whe suffer from Nervous De-
bllity, Premature Decay, &c ying at the same
time the means OF Self Cure. one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quaokery, BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-lydGw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04
Grand 4tll of July Celebration
AND PYROTECHNIc DISPLAY. "a

The following programme has been adopted by
the Committee of Arrangements, in reference to
tho order to be followed in the celebration OF our
approaching National anniversary: alaIuf5S 1Fs i
First At sunrise, National salute of thirty-four
guns. e.T.8 - .s!.7 ,silff ~
ing of ali the bells iuthe city and display Of Ma.
tonal flags from the dwellings and business houses
ThiId. Tho realizing Of the Declaration OF INDIE
pendence, to be followed by an Grafton Washing
ion Hall, ut 10 O'Clock a. az if55 ~ 54g
Fourth. At IL O'Clock NJ, the firing 4 a National
salute of 81 guns, after which DE- ioie, to be
followed by the firing of one gu in honor of the
new State Of WEST VIRGINIA. IT, " 5tisi, - 5.3E
Fifth. At So O'Clock r. ~, signal gun will be
fired and signal rocket discharged to Indicate the
commencement Of grand pyrotechnic display, which
will take place on the leland Immediately opposite
the Sprigg Hous, Hospital.
The firing OF the guns and the pyroteGhnic display
will be under the immediate supervision of Major
Constable, of the o. s. Army, through whose Eon-
erostY and kindness the Committee have been ma
terialiy aided in their labOrs E5tsit
The piece Of ordnance which will be used en- the
occasion Is one captured from the rebels at Ronnsy
aud through the influence Of Major Constable II the
o. g. Army, will be .pres6nted at the instance OF
Brig Cen Kelley to the authorities of the State
Ample arrangements will be made by the cOrn-
mttee for seating the ladies aud invited gueStsGt
the Hall on the occasion OF the Grafton. 6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04
Later from, M'Clellan-The Retreat
of the Union ARMY.

NV York, Julye3.-'The Times has de.
tailed reports of the battles of Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, from which it ap-
pears that the right wing of our army, about
10000 men, was attacked on Friday, by a
rebel force of not less than 80, 900, and aft
terra gallant fight, our troops crossed the
Ghickahominy in order.
On Saturday highland Sunday our whole
left wing under Generals Heintzelman,
Keys and Sumner, fell hack along the line
of the Railroad aud Williamsburg road
and marched to tho james river, r5
, The rebels crossed the Chickabominy in
great force on Sunday, reaching the rail-
road, but made no pursuit, remaining.
however, in possession of the ground pre-.
yiously occupied by our troops on bott
sides of the Chickahominy, including the
bridges and earthworks we had erected
against their approach.
All our stores were withdrawn in good
order. and without much loss. OF course
there was tremendous fighting during these
movements, and heavy loss on both sides.
~ 81 .s .5-------.->sS-.---
Cheering Dispatch from Gen, Nc
Clellan.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-A dispatch from
Gen, Mcclellan has just been received at
the War Department, dated from Berkly
Harrison's Bar, July I'd. $3.50, P. NJ, which
states that he has succeeded in getting his
army to that place, on the banks of the
James river, and had lost bat, one gun,
which had to be abandoned last night
(Tuesday) because it broke down; that an
u hours ago the rear of wagon train was
within mile of camp, and only one wag-
on abandoned; that we had severe bat
tie yesterday, (Tuesday,) and beat the en-
hoA1E. ha ErrhF
than before.
The men are in good spirits. .i,y
The achievements sent from fWashing-
ton had arrived. \ a-elE. ~. y. M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

B4-WHBELING BUSINESS ScnooI. will be
open on Monday, J July 18th, to be continued
through the summer, and on the 6rst of
September the evening session will be re-
opened. The school room being cool and
we'll ventilated the months of July and Au-
gust will be pleasant season for attend
ance.
Fitzpatrick premium GOLD Pens, very
superior article, kept constantly for sale;
also renibBing done at short notice. st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

6a Two SEdRss ioN! LADIES Mrs. Hay
mond and Mrs. Neeson, of Fairmont. aLoat
month ago Started oas horseback for
Richmond, via .HuttoDsyille and staunton.
10 see their husbands who are in.the rebel
service. This was The second trip for Mrs
Raymond. They safely accomplished theit.
long Journey and on Tuesday last got ms as
far back toward home as Philippi, where
they were arrested and brought to "a halt
by detachment of Col. Wilkinson's men
They had passes from our Commanding Of
ficer at Huttousville, but the passes would
not answer, and despite alllither efforts
they were detained. Gen. Kelley was tel.
egraphed to for. orders concerningotheu,
and he very promptly aud very properly
ordered that their horsesl heads should be
turned back on the road whence they came,
aud the ladies passed Richmond
again beyond ourlines. Despite all their
coaxipg and pleading this order was ad!l
hered to and we are glad to know that our
State government has cordially approved
of it. Any sympathy for such ladies be-
You'd that which ins6res them courteous
and civilized treatment is misplaced sym
pathy, and one that has already donc in
injury to our cause. They chose
their side in this war, and they have sought
to serve hat side. Let them take the con-
sequences. 1tA1g y zen
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

n@Lr. Col. RicR1RDsoS Of the 25th
Ohio Regiment, reached this city yesterday
from the army lately commanded by Gen.
Fremont, When he left the army was en-
eamped between strausburg and Middle
town. Gems. Banks and sigel had been
sent for and had gone to Washington
Gen. Pope had not yet arrived.
: Prom movements in the oommissary and
Quarter Masters Departments at Martins
burgh, from which point=the army is now
supplied, and from other facts, tits tSohgbt
that the forces of Gems. Banks and sigel
are now on their way towards Richmond.
Its almost -eaFtsit6 that there is no longer
qayspemy in the Valley
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

II ~ - =
RtoAARIE DEATH OF Coz. MARROW
The following paragraph appeaFs in the
general order issued by Brig. Gen. Stevens
directly after the unfortunate battle on
James Island, South Carolina: ~
"In congratnlating his comrades on their
heroic valor and constancy on that terrible
field, the commanding General of the dis
vision has not words to express his and
your grief at the sacrifices that have been
made. Our best and truest men sleep the
sleep that knows no waking. Their dead
6odieslay on the enemy 8 parapeS Church,
Pratt, Cottrell, Guild, Aiorrop, Horizon, Hitch
cock, and many other gallant and noble
menwe shall see no more"
It's feared that the name of MoTrot0 in.
the above paragraph is intended for Col. !.
II. Marrow Formerly conductor on the
c. o. R. R., and we'll known in this city,,
as he has been rendering service on Gen.
Hunters staff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

ORDER OF EXERCISES
AT washington Hail, JuIYr4t tn, 1905
Assemble at the HalFat 10 o'eloolSA IL y
i. The exercises will be oPenedWith prayerby Rev,
9. Reading Of the Declaration of Independents, by
Rev. ]. IT. McLURE.
g. Music-Hail Ool1mbiRsf ES1tg e
4. Grafton, by Rev. II. ". Dop6E.
5. MusiaS5SlaE Span lsd BipnH.z s = q =
g. Presentation OF Rebel Gun the authorities OF the
State Of virginia by Ndjon ooSsTGBLE, U. s. A.
Z. Reception Speech, by Gov. F. II. PEIRPoINR. -
IS The eSefeisss viii close With Yankee Doodle, or
Gen. MCClellan's March into Richmond, by the
Band 49, sff+S W.
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REED Il KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

VOLUNTEER AND DRAFrISe.-The diff
ference between the volunteer and drafting
is. the volunteer gets bounty of 800,
twenty-five dollars Of that being paid in
advance, while the drafted soldier gels
nothing. The volunteer gets 8l3 per
month. while the drafted soldier gets but
S11 per month. The volunteers family
receive pecuniary assistance during his
absence. which is not the case with the
drafted soldier. The volunteer chooses
his own officers to Q great extent. the
drafted soldier is obliged to take such IS
are placed over him. The volunteer is at
liberty to return homo when his term of
enlistment expires. the drafted soldier can
be retained as long as his services are 70.
quired. The volunteer has prize moneys,
privileges and immunities which the draft.
ed soldier does not. Let the ranks GIL up,
then. with volunteers: if drafting Is resort.
ed to It takes nearly every man in Kansas
not absolutely exempt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

A CHANGE FOR THE WoRsE.-Gen.
Loan was becoming very popular about
st. Joseph. He had become convinced
Of the uselessness of of his mild and coax
ing policy, and had begun to put the
screws" to the traitors without mercy.
But just at this important juncture. he was
ordered to the command of Sedalia, and
Willard P. Hall, newly appointed Brig.
adler, was placed in command of St.
Joseph. His commencement is infinitely
worse than Loan could ever reach. There
is great indignation among the Union
people at his conduct. while Secessionists
think he is just the right man. His FIRST
act was to issue an order threatening the
most extreme punishment upon any sol.
der who should touch or molest the prop.
erty Of traitor-sucb. for example. Is
chicken. apple. horse, gun. or revolver.
We should not be surprised next to hear
that he has promulgated an order requir-
ing white men to take of their hats and
bow to every traitor they meet. What
does the Administration mean, while tlk-
ing about change ofpolicy. by appoint
ing Jim Craigs and Willard P. Halls to
important commands? IS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04
The Indian War in Minnesota.

CHICAGO. aug. 70.
A dispatch from Des Moines. Iows.
to-day. says arrivals from Fort Dodge
bring reports of the destruction of Spring.
field on the State line. by Indians. EN-.
met and Dickinson Counties are reported
in danger, and the settlers are fleeing to
Fort Dodge and other places for safety.
A gentleman from Fort Dodge il now
here to procure arms and ammunition.
ST. PAUL. Aug. 2S.-Ten whites were
killed and 81 wounded at New Ulm dur
ing the fight on Saturday. The Indians
fought bravely and recklcssly, and their
loss was considerable. Sunday our small
force under Major Flandreau. fearing they
conld not stand another attack. withdrew
to Mankota. leaving the town to the
mercy Of the Indians.
1t is reported between 500 and 600 In
dians were in the fight.
Col. Sibley's command probably reach
ed Fort Ridgely yesterday.
The Adjutsnt General of Minnesota
has issued an order to the commanding
officers to seize all horses and means Of
transportation necessary. giving receipts
to the owners.
The massacre does not seem to be con-
fined to one locality. but is spread over .
vast amount of territory. II is reported
of forty-6ve families ell hat two persons
were killed at Lake Shulik. sixty miles
southwest of New Ulm, but many Of
these reports are undoubtedly exaggerat-
ed. many persons. having fled or secreted
themselves. are probably supposed to be
killed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

IL MAN KnLED.-A man named Wilson,
Postmaster at Walnut Grove. near Wolf
River. in this County. who had for a
long time borne the reputation of being
aSecessioniss, was more recently charged
with discouraging enlistments. On Tues
day. squad of soldiers from Troy went
out to arrest him. He was at work in .
field. and seeing them, started to run.
Not needing their command to halt. they
fired upon him. the shot taking effect. and
causing bis death in short time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

~ Is it true. as has frequently been
intimated, that A. O. Wilder has entered
into . combination with George A.
Crawford? We observe that the Con.
ssrvative, Wilder's organ. which Just
now labors with an eye single to his sue
cess, copies with gusto articles from
Kansas papers in favor of Crawford.
We also notice. when exchanges compli.
msnt Wilder and rub down Crawford in
the same article. the Conservative. in
copying. omits the portion uniavorable
to Crawford. These are small matters,
bat they indicate something. We very
much doubt whether Wilder can swap
off eli his delegates to Crawford.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

4 No DRAFT IN misunderstanding to
the following item, which we find in the
Leavenworth Conservative, there is to be
no draft in Kansas; and as q consequence,
we anticipate a speedy restoration of
health and youth to many of her aged
and afflicted citizens -
The DRAFr.-Thc Lawrence Journal
publishes correspondence between Gov.
Robinson and Gen. A. j. Mead, on the
subject of the draft. Gov. Robinson says
mo order for recruiting has been receiv-
ed by the State authorities" Of the
100000 call. no quota was assigned to
Kansas. He also says: "There is no
draft ordered from this State"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

Defence Of the SOuthern Border.
This is George A. Crawford's hobby,
in his electioneering speeches throughout
Southern Kansas. He is very severe up
on Gov. Robinson for not properly caring
for the border. and wants a Southern
Kansas man Crawford. for example. J
elected Governor, who will attend to her
wants. Now. even at the risk of being
called Robinsonite, We must state q fact
that has considerable bearing upon this
subject. In the Appropriation bill. last
Winter. was the item of $1,000 to the
Governor, as Q secret service fund. Such
a fund is placed at the disposal of the
Governor Of every State. especially in q
time like this. This fund was designed
to defrsy the may little expenses which
would arise in looking to the defence Of
the State. There are q hundred little
matters which arise. requiring money to
attend to. but which arc not covered by
any other sppropriation-the aggregate
probably footing up to $1,000 or more
in year. When this bill came up. q
howl was strsightway raised over the &C.
cret service item, and it was declared that
the Governor wanted to use it for purpos.
es Of bribery and corruption. The mem
bers who raised and kept up this cry
loudest, were from Southern Kansas, and
the very men who bad but recently at.
tempted to foist MIR. Crawford into the
Governorship. The result was. the little
sum of $1,000 was struck out of the bill
leaving the Governor either to look afte,
the interests of the State at his own ex.
pense, or let them look after themselves
Mr.. Crawford is the last man who should
whimper about this.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04
(For the Chiefly
A Mean Transaction.


Nes, cor;nth. Ananst is.h 1855
F,,r,p M,11r,-I am not mucb of /. news.
n.ner man. hut 7 can writ. ann. f...s vh;.b 7
think ought to be made known. and n Won can
make ANYTHING readable out of sncb f.c.. and
it suits YOU to do 90; Won can make them public
On our vav down here from Columbus. there
we're three compapies which acted "A advance
puard-Comnan;es A.. .ndK w..r;v.d
in Trenton. the County Seat Of G;b.on countv.
Tennessee. some few davs in advance of The
main command, without tents or comiss.rv
stores. Major Lee. who va. in command. re-.
ceived orders from the Colonel Of the Second
Illinois Regiment, one Mr.. Noble. tn au.rt.r
his men in the railroad depot. which he VA. no,
10th to do, as il vas raining great guns. In the
morning, it vas discovered that some of our
men, With some Of the Illinois Second, had
helped themselves 70 some tobacco and sugar,
There was q guard plaeed over said articles q,
once, Notwithstanding It vas uropersv the reb.
Ella had left. on svacuatipe the plase. the d.v
our forces took possession of il. The same
d.v. our three comu.p;es vere ordered On /.
soon. to the obiou Bottoms, to c.pture some
euenillas said to be eucamped there. We
vent. but failed n d;scover them. On our r..
turn, We found the Kansas 9Th ou.rtered in the
deoot. a, ne., II. alan The nl;no;s ID. and thew
said that vb;Ie =. ve,e zone. Gen. ou;pby
came down on . h,.d.e,r. and took tvo ,.cks
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

they would never pay one cent. have just
learned that Eve companies Of the Kansas 9Th
are to be made to pay their proportion Of the
above amount. cannot see Why it is that
there is so much prejudice against Kansas
troops. But 90 il 10. Our officers say that We
have to do more duty than any regiment in the
Department, and yet get more kicks and cults
The order above alluded to, emanated from
Gen. Rosecrans.
vom, w..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-04

, Ey The officers of the Kansas First,
now in Mississippi. have petitionsd Gen
Blunt to use his influence with the War
Department to have them ordered back
to Kansas to protect the border. Guess
the brave fellows are getting tired oil
guarding secesh wells. chicken. coops. and
peach. orchards, without even being al.
lowed the privilege of "smell."