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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
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PoaAS~
The PRESENT SITUATION. e rt
Everything is perfectly qaiet on the
lines as l close my letter, The Sasbath
day wears calm and peaceful aspect
50 calm in fact that it looks to me as If
the good old day of yore had returned
Throughout the land prayers are going
on, and thousands of earnest hearts are
pouring out a prayer TO God for safety
and protection. The weather is sunny
and clear and almost eloudless sky
cAnnopies the earth Heaven grant that
the sublime and almost holy aspect of
this Sabbath, may soon be with ms never
again to be broken upon, BY the roar OF
cannon, the rattle of maskeiTy, the
death wall of the dying, and the shrieks
of the wounded. The "halcyon days Of
peace" with their Innumerable blessings
aud long train Of happiness, cannot be
far distant, and every breast throhs with
the hope that their advent win not be
much longer delayed. STCLAIR-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
Organic Weakness.

Lees u natural viger, nervaus and general de-
biiity, with skin erHpfions, fsFef sores pains fn
every bone and musole. loss of memory, headache
and diEEiness, night dreams, emft sons. impo-
truce, etc etc, aud the endless other ssserinFs
which aniict such patient viii BE- cared By
msaps al present used "a al the New York City
10 Iitais aud those ia Broeklyn.
SATTSF FACTORY. CTfRTS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
GENTLEMEN

Who through thouEhtlszs inprudsnee, OF inno-
Gently, usaaR hars, have heeouss poisaned By
that most deadly virus, FEAERIAI- tan now hnd
n asediats relief and permanent cure. I Use no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
The following is the special correspon.
dsnce OF the Intelligeneer:
FROM TUE FRONT.
In rHE Field EE1k MARIETTA,
June 26. 1851.
lsoxsrRArioga on mn Kxgny

N4AI ~ AG1t.
DKlsoxsTRATioSs OF THE KSEMY.
The movements of the Yankees on
yesterday gave ground for the belief
that an engagement would come of this
morning. Their skirmishers advanced
several times during the day, but being
opened ca BY our pickets after a sharp
skirmish Of several minutes duration
would retire. This "feeling Of our
lines is generally an indication Of battle,
At least so our officers appeared to con-
sider, for the necessary precautions were
taken ts meet an advance this morning.
II is now ten o'clock, however, and no
sggresSive movement has been attsmpt-
ed, aud from the silence which reigns
along the lines, do not anticipate an
attack. II may be the calm which pre-
eedes the storm, for the day is not yet
advanced sufficiently to render a general
engagement impracticahle. But whether
battle is fought or not, the army is in
good hghting trim, excellent spirits, and
eager to meet the eaemy whenever he
I does advance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

90 Let those whs have doubtsd the virtass
srLL's cxsnox Br-rxss, IL any cash thsrs b
rad the foiIowing Certificate fron Esattensn vsl,
kseva in this community. and doubt no =sre.
It's gsnsrsI introductioz into the army will save
the lives oftbsusands Of eur soidisrs:
LouIsvIELS, KY. Jans Sd, 1855
We. ths undsrsignsd, hare seen the geod sgests
prodaaa4 By the zss Of Dr. JezE BULL'B cEDEos
BIrTEns in q general dsbility and restrAtioa
Of ths systsz, ana believe its Eensral.use wouid
prsvsut dissass aAd relieve nach sufSring.-
Ansng our soldiers particularly would this Be ths
eAss, especially thess who Ars exposed to ziAs-
matte inGsence in the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev "a Dls Ky.
CHAs- 3. cOTTOS,
Collector Of ths Pert Of Louisville. Ky.
eel. VI. DENT.
PEevoat Marshal Gss'l Of Ksnsueky.
REV. d. P. HENDERSON.
yIcs Prss't Of Sanitary Commission
HA AhNEY, HUGHES q co.,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p. D0ERN,
Prop. LouisvilIs Anxsigsr
HUoHEs q PARKHILL,
whslssaIs Dry Goods Dealsrs, Main stTsst,
Louisville, KY
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
WhelesaIe Shoe Dealer, Mafa St, Louisvfits.
HA9f MAFoTHEE,
Ldthogrsphsrs, cor. Market Aad Taira Sta.
Leuisviiiy, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, ssr. 81 sad Msrkst Sas,
Louisville, KY.
CAPT. 5. =. HILDKETH,
0fSteG1aer Major AadsFssa.
MAI. LII. THUSToN,
xmAsfer Z. S. Arny. as
O. n. H1TCALF,
Sssspnal Hotsi. LsalsEllls, Ey.
COL. EK BAYLEs,
Wky. Cavalry.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
LouAvili@ JosrnAl
See advertisement In another sslumn.
bbs ly sels by PETER FIERLIG0,
scas Agsnt. KvAnsaiIis. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

MATS, ecc., escc.,
Ever brought to this City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Dome site materials. Great care
has 5een displayed in the selection
OF their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
Style, cannot be excelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down" they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring us
with a call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them
selves.
Remember the place
- SEELIG * CO.
MODERN BAZAAR OfFAsHIoN,
No. "a Main Street.
(Nert to Washington House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

American Cancer Champion
HEBBERs has located in the city OF ouiasy,
Illinois, No. Ice Main Street, third door above
Quincy Hoas@. onies over J. n. DAyton's beck
store.
He slams to be the King Of Cancers aud all
kinds of Fever serss. such White Swelling Aaa
Bone Diss4ses ssrefala, Piles, Sore Eyes IN their
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption.
Female Weakness, and salt Rhsum, letter,
Rheumatism, &c, ks.
The Doctor became master of the above diseases
while trsve'ing through Europe and Anerie~, and
be stands at the head Of his profsssioa both
in Europe azd America. The Dossor will lake
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates " The
abovs diseases where they have been givsa up "a
insurable by the best physicians Ia The souasry
. The Doctor aiss gussartses a surs In all eases
who're the patient lives up to the directions.
The patient will please sorrssposd weekly, CIV
/ ing true ststeneat Of the ease. No.
nB- The poor dealt with literally.
{ Cancers extracted In from fsur 10 twenty -isps
4 hours. without instruments or pain, or drop oi
Z blood. Ray7e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

Bs- Volunteers for the Army should not leave
the City until supplied with HoLLowAr's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. Fer Sores, seurVy,
Wounds, Sman-Pcx. Fsvers, and Bowel Com
plants, these medicines the best in the world
Every Frsneh soldier uses them. II the reader Of
this "notiee'' cannot get box Of Pills or oint
ment from the drug store in his place, let him
write to me, so Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free Of expense.
Many dealers viii not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make As much profit as on
other persons make. IS cents, s. cents, and 81
40 per box pot. S1
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NfERCURY.

care with a Fegesable Neutrallzer, which al Snce
arrests the disease Aad very removes the lAGt
ve' iigo from tha tystem, leaving tho patisnf ~
vigorous aud healthy, aud the skin ~ fresh and
blooming Is fpsiure the disssss was contraetsd--
no matter af hasr lone efaudHnu
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SHEAGAAauuS
Mixture
TsA COMPOSITIONS or AsTkISSESTs, AB-
Il sorbents, stimziants, and Casn inatiFes, which
svrrv uhvsiciaa acknowledge is the only prepara-
tion thaf will eject perraa ent cure Of Dizrrhesa
and Dysentsry. This Anta-ehalsra Mixture IL
noyr Ia ne Ia several Of cur army hospitals where
II give the greatest satsfaefion. IL has saved the
lives oY thousa3ds Of soldiers and citizens and
v-s win zuarantee il 70 be the beat remedy 10 the
world for Disrrf "a and Dysentsry.
Mr.. Woods, Of CoFington. Kentucky. viii be
mosf happy 70 satisfy any As 70 tbs virtue OF
strieklaod's Anti-Cholera Mixture; in fact, we
have great number Of tsstir5onizls from patients
Who have been cured sffeT being pronounced in
eurabls BY their physicisbs, son- after tskiB 9
oaly ore bottle of sfricklsnd's Anu-Choiers Mix
turs. you suffer with Dian bosa and Dyssntsry,
try one bottle.
Soldiers
You ought not % bs without s1ch = Taluabls
medicine. The Cincinnati National Unioa Of
April 24th says: Thousands Of eur soldiers hsye
been saved By the uIs Of striekissds Anti-cholsrs
Mixture
FOR sale BY BRoUGHToS WOOD. Evans
vile, ~ 50 cents per bottis.
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PHOTOGRAPH CARDS.

nHoTcGRAPH CARDS FOR GEsTLEAEK.
j Samples and Cat CUES ssst fer - cents.
Enelos@ an soyrfops with wear own nans s1d ad-
SYsxs D. HEMMETTE,
Ggj< Liberty Street, Ssw York.
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DR. BILL. from Bellvieu Hospital, New York
City, has now been here long enough to prove bis
professional capabilities, and has done 50 TO the
satisfaction Of large number Of our etisens, and
those from ether towns and the surrounding
country.
His last advertisement aud accompanying let
Ter, under the head Of Private" should be care
fully read By all. No Mercury used in his treat
nsntt Consultation free. iys-lydkw
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Mssrr. Hllesr 4 Bsfggs.
GENTIENKE s-Sieee NV arrival here. and par
tirularl, siues 70 Naa known haa heretofore
sided IN New York City, frequent inquiries haNs
been made of me vhetller SaS aeauAir ted with
rr Bill 81 your city, whilst living there, and
shat knew Of him, ste.
Ia order that there shall be 40 misnnderstand-
Ing, and for the purpose sf piaeisg myself right
IN the eyes Of that gsutlcuizE sel "a yourselves
and others deem Il proper as well - prudent 70
make ibis statement Ia writing, - Aslst In yenr
hands or given 70 Or. Bell, a. you snsg think
best, he 10 30 with IL a. he pissssS. kitss Or,
Bell some six er eight years since, Ia New Isrk
City. where FOR fsw months engaged IL
the same Institute. He was clever scholar,
standing third Ia his eiess within hfiesn months
Of his frst entry, aad pronounced BY all the Pro
fessorE, a. well a. by majority ef the Thirtteath
Street School, u its brightest lights AMI hon
orAhie members. DR.. Bells treatment in this
speciality. particularly in the treatment Of femais
diseases, is acknowledged equal 70 any cf the
formed school % physelans, aud exoelled by none
In thc great institate.
DR.. Bell is, 10 nay opinion, a gentleman well
worthy of the extsnfsd patronage which, am
happy 60 Cad, Is daily being extended 70 him.
Eespecttuliy yonrsi J. T. WRIGHT, NJ. D.,
Prop'r ST. Louis fhfoaf and Lung Institute,
No. IS North sixth street, y. Lonis, No.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

is now very precarious He must either
fight or retreat II be risks a battle,
there is every probability that be will be
defeated, for, placing aside the superior
fighting qualities of our men, be has to
take several sntrenched picket lines BE-
fore he reaches our main line Of battle,
To carry our picket lines be must bring
up his lines Of battle, one at least, very
probably more than one, for piekets can
noi be driven in BY skirmishers After
carrying our entrenehed picket lines,
will be be able to storm our works2 II
We consider his disastrous failures from
Dalton TO kenesaw, it becomes evident
that be cannot In fact, do not be-
lieve he can succeed, no matter how
overwhelming his force may be- Re
treat would not ouiy be IN acknowledge
ment Of failure, but would virtually an
nihilate his army. Those who are IA
niihar with the topography Of North
Georgia, viii discover the comparative
easy access our pursuing army would
have to the TANKS of a retreating enc
my There are dozens Of gaps in the
numerous ridges which cover the eoun-
try, that cavalry and artillery could pass
through and gain the flanks and rear of
| the Yankees, while our infantry press
him vigorously ia front Under these
Disadvantages, be could not reach Chat
tanooga with an organised force sufi-
eientiy large to hold that i'm portant posi-
ton. but would be sompelled to fall back
to Nashville. Az both these measures
are likely 80 result in ignominious fail
urs, he must resort once more TO stTate.
gy and
FLAEKfxc.
Bat he can only flank Us into the
Chattahoochee river, 3 distance oi
thirteen miles more. When be arrives
there his army will be one hundred and
thirty-one miles from his bass Of opera
tions, while ours will be only seven. The
troops now guarding different points on
the river, and between here and Atlanta
will be called in, and form heavy rein
forcemsnts for the army. On the other
hand, the enemy viii be proportiOaately
depleted in strsngth, By being compelled
to garrison those points which would be
evaeuated by our forces It's neither I'M
/ RAA1SAN AOA cA&6 A@EAA5 -
reinforcemehts to our army IN the event
Of our falling still further back, would
amount to eight, or possibly ten thousand
men. 1t may be said. and with truth
that a great majority Of these men are
raw troops Nevertheless, have known
raw troops to fght behind breastworks
as well as reterdns Besides which, al
these men ars Georcidns, and I cannot
believe they viii fail to do their duty in
this hour of their States peril
} Col Cook, Of Franklin, Williamsor
county, Team, was Colonel Of the SD
Tenn regiment 1t the time he 70
! ceived bis fatal wound, he commanded
Browns brigade. As q soldier, his gal
, lantry had won for him an enviabls
: name; as an officer, be was able, anc
would have won promotion had he lived
and as . man, was admired By all wh'
J knew him for his courteous and gentle
: manly department on all occasions
, Tsunessea las, in bis death, lost anothe
! gallant son, his regiment heroic OF
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T EMALE DISEAS SEES
AND
DELICATE DISEASES OF
g. = TT ME- ny


I AIDES suffering from Whites. Falling Of tie
II Womb, Inaammatioa, UleerAfien En-
lsrgemeut Of that organ, suppression or suiiuse
menstrual on, by any Of The diseases peculiar
20 females, and which produce such wide spread
devaEtation, aud carry - many Of the brightest
ornaments Of society 70 cary grave. make
llfs ttefu while Il lasts, be cured speed
iiy aud permanently, and without undergoing an
examination.
! woUld caution zen against bslisving yoa are
dying % consumption, whsn by being cured Of
your womb and uterine diseases net one symptom
Of consumption IL LETT.
IL would b we'll for yeu 10 know that all the
narrowing symptoms, even the rsekinz cough,
fever nervous proatration, restless nights, pal pi
taton Of the beart, head ache, back and bones
Acbe, which In consumption. are 80 torinsntinF,
ars the common symptoms Of = diseased wonb
heuee the ease with which 80 many patients aud
physicians alike are deeeisei, aud many yalua-
bic Uses lost.
n Is Nith very great pleasure that I offsr the
following lsttsr, written BY the eminent Doctor
MRIGHT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

IEPoKTAsr TO LADIEs.-Thsre is published a
letter, we'll as SONS other Important mars<r. to
all delicate females, IN Bslrs new advertisement.
under he hsad OF " Private =
The letter rsisrrsd to is written by the eminent
DR.. wnght,s Of the St. Louis Threat and Lung
Ins'ituts. Thoss interested Nill read the adver-
tisemsnt, and, ws thsnk, call on DR. Bell, whose
eonsuitations are free, and who treats and cures
without unnecessary examinations operations.
onrss warrssted e. ne paT asted jys-lydkw
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INsoLUBLE- CEMENT

GEEAT
Disc0vtHY.
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WARRANTED
OR NO PAY ASKED

SATISFACTORY CrRES
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

A Winsglzssfui before
<eaGh meal will remove
AfndiFsstioa ani all liver
ala.aaas
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atlanta Items.

Este frem the Frens--a Dogeat Dog /.
--Dsnunctation OF Andrew Jsh SON
sFalstaR ostdons---sherman De-
feat Csrfsin, Ae.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

New YORK, Mar. 6.-Steamer Ellen S.
Perry from Newbern lst, arrived this eve
ming. Our Newbern letter of the 1st states
that jeff. Davis has suppressed the Raleigh
Standard, thus increasing the surety Of It's
editors election as Governor next fall. NJ
The rebels are removing distractions in
the Neuse river, below Kingston, in order
to allow the iron plated ram to come down
to assist in the anticipated attack on New
bern, Washington and Plymouth, for which
the rebels are making great preparations.
A ram is..also said to be ready on Roanoke
river and one on Tar river. fof
The Raleigh Confederate states that the
recent attack on Newbern was only q di-
version soon to be followed by heavier de-
monstrations. It urges the necessity of
changing the battle ground from Virginia
to North Carolina.
Official intelligence confirms the report
that JEFF Davis has ordered the immediate
seizure Of all points now held by the Fed
erals in North Carolina. Gen. Peck has
made all preparations in his power, and all
citizens and firemen are under orders to 60
into the Notifications.
The hanging by the rebels of % men of
the I'd North Carolina white regiment, has
exasperated the loyal North Carolina troops
beyond all bounds, and they have resolved
to take no more prisoners.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

NEW YORK. March S-The steamer Glas-
gov from Liverpool, has arrived. Her
news was anticipated.
The Tribune Washington despatch says
the President has received q despatch stat
ing that Col. Dahlgren and command reach
ed Williamsburg on Monday morning. 1t
is impossible to say whether this report, or
the one of his death is correct.
The Worlds Washington despatch says
that the recent statement that a general
exchange Of prisoners is about to be made,
as without foundation.
1t is supposed that Gen'l Grant will en-
deavor to have the former plans Of the Ad-
ADMINISTRATION modified, and present his own
views respecting the conduct of military
affairs. Many persons think he is inclined
TO change his base of operations, and attack
the rebels on another side.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

z...htful Tragedy i'm Adams 60.

u VUlNCI, Alditu tSVfs y
r,ros HAWK r.YE:-l)cGr Sir After
a;lonce which fear you may deem mex
ss"ahle | write to inform you OF an occur
$50 which mas filled our county with
feustornation and grief. ION Saturday, the
v.l news was brought to. Jown that a sol
I.N.me on furlough, hatfsbeen shot dead
ass man living on an adjacent farm. The
-, was TOO true The scene OF the hor-
r lvp,a transaction is about seven miles north
.f Quincy. and rs before stated the assas-
" y, and his victim were neighbors. The
a,me Of the firstr Alien Carnes. that OK the
so;dier Prather. They had oeen long since
diyidA IN sentiment upon the war, carnes
sna;n~ the reputation of being Copper
sssd while Pra,her had not only enlisted
aa;s,,salf but given two Of his sons to fight
a. his countrv's glorious cause. It, alleg-
~ that during the absence OF the soldier
~, f.m,lv had frequently suffered the most
Iln.mafuI insults from the cowardly traitor
sho has now reached the climax of his
;.ssmy and guilt by destroying the life Of
tha patriotic old nan. 1t appears that
Hsrnes had waited for his victim, and See
nv him on his way to the Post Office,
anxious to hear from his sons stiii IN Inc
~Ss;l ran TO the fence. knelt down and fired
twice at him through the rails, one ball
antering the breast, the other the abdomen.
= Nature herself seems to have aided IN
f,rnishing evidences Of his internal treach-
arv for the dav of the deed was warm and
tho ground had softened, but the next
nighf and day the cold returned, so that
every FOOT print was distinctly seen, with
the marklVf his knees, as he placed him
calf to perpetrate the fiendish deed. The
shots were heard by Mr.. Prather's family,
Who ran to the spot to find him corpse,
and Carnes hurrying away. The wretch
hat a hOnSp
Barnett. J. P, to whom it is reported he
vishsd to give himselfup The trial was
held here on Sunday, when the prisoner
alleged, in defense, that Prather had drawn
on him first, and snapped two caps in his
effort to shoot. But every cap on the pistol
of the murdered man was unexplOded, and
this his only defense failing, he was COM
mitted to the Jail to await the next session
of the District Court. On Monday the
murdered man was buried in our GENE
terry with military honors. The concourse
of people from all parts was very large
and the excitement intense. After a SER
mon had been preached, the coffin, covered
with the flag, was brought out OF the
church. the lid removed and the people al
lowed to gaze upon the victim OF Copper
head treachery and crime. Could his COM
rades Of the Iowa 4tn nave seen him there
4 would have been a sad day tor all no,
loyal to-the flag, as ne lay there dressed in
his uniform, bloody foam still forcing il
self from his pale lips and mating his
beard together fhey would have felt as vi
do that though he died not upon the battle
field and at the hands of Yn open foe, ht
nevertheless died for his country, and tina
the men who keep up fire in the rear are
more worthy OF detestation than the re bels
in arms.s Yours truly. .
JAMES MORRIS.
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here in enlisting men that have jus,
sses.rted the reLei ranks.
deS snre exists a strong Union feeling
ln, the citizens Of this vicinity. Capt.
sav" Perkins is appointed Provost Mar
\ - snd is doing wholesale business in
sns,,;;, ,e = great part Of his time being en-
hls M; IN administering the oath to citizens
sas $ are constantly fiocking to his Office.
w. vicinity. They make great preten-
10 tu'e 10 LOYALTY, and 70 the Union, II l
sous aM Judge from the way they are being
sued au.ed about the streets.
tow W. weather is quite warm, although at
sent it is very muddy.
pl ss'a health of the regiment is very good.
Dat Dat as my epistle is already 100 lengthy.
. III close by attixins ;.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
A Reliable story!

ST, LOUIS, March, 7:-Captain Hopkins,
well known here before the war as a river
Captain, arrived Saturday from Mobile,
which place he left on the 18th ult. He
says there were but 5000 troops at Mobile,
and though the Notifications near the city
were good, they could be carried by large
force. Sherman's movements scared the
people terribly, but terrible resistance
would have been made had he attacked the
city. Every male there between Is and
-, is a we'll drilled soldier. There il no
distress in the South, but the people are
willing to accept peace almost upon any
terms. The leaders, however, are deter
mined to fight to the last. They have four
1ron-clad gunboats in Mobile Bay. The
Tennessee is the most formidable. Penn
berton and Lowell are at Columbia, on the
shelf Price has not gone to Mexico, but is
still in command of his Missourians in Ar
kansas.