White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-01
nav General Orders.
dEApouAaTERs KANSAS STATE MILITIA, !
ToPEKA, KANSAS,
October 9qtb- 1854
October 18th, 1864.

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October 29th, 1864
]. Commanders of regiments and detach
ments called into active service by the procla
nation Of the Governor and Commander-in
Chief, Of the 9Th of October, will cause to b,
made out and forwarded to these Headquar
ters, immediately, q complete and accurate re
port. showing the number of men that rned
out and are entitled to pay, and the number o
animals and the amount Of transportation ac
trally used in the service under said procla
nation. ''ll s'S'
They will also muster for pay. at as early a
day as practicable, the militia thus called out,
making separate roll Of such persons, iuciud.
ing negroes. a. are not liable to military duty
under the militia laws Of Kansas, but we're or
dered into the service BY proclaim ,tion of Maj
Gen. Curtis. declaring martial Law. Blank
muster and pay rolls, will be furnished, upon
application at these Headquarters.
II. All claims for subsistence. forage, fuel
and transportation will be made out in proper
form and forward ed, as directed by the Cover
nor. to Major General George w. Deitzler. at
Lawrence. Persons presenting such claims,
will be required to furnish the receipt Of the
Regimental or Battalion Quarterma.ter, BY
whom the supplies or transportation were taken
or employed. or make affidavit to the correct
ness of the claims. and that the articles we're
really taken BY the militia. giving. If possible,
the number Of the regiment or the name of il
coauasdsr.l y5EstFs y E.d s--ssI., AZ
H., Chins fsr hosss lest in the service,
must b ssstsinsd BY the esrsi6csts. usdsr
oath Of at least tafes credible asd disintefest-
ed pefsoos, setting forth the value Of the sni-
nal lost, and thas it vss actually lost In the
Nv. tVouchsss viii BE- given tor all claius
allowed. ndivili b paid By the aGepssal Gov.
ernnent. upon The apptsssia a Major Gsserst
Curtis. co;'.-ss i'GTsg ear 81 ..oi 81
The Gsaeni Ceamssdlsg dSsisss to tender
bic tribute Of praise and efrssss his pride %
The citizen soldisry Of Kansas, Who. ss the a.st
signal Of alarm. marched 10 the sesns Of tbrea
tened danger. sith an slserisy and enthusiasm
"ssSe AseS Nv PosessCs ~ OsosufyS ieBvIuK g0eIf
homes and occupations 10 the care Of the no.
men and children. the decrepis and the infrm,
IN . holy ses for the welfare OF the State, snd
.ho bore thensslves, alnost without mur.
nur. through the fearful crisis, suffering al the
1ardships and privstions incident TO the sea-
'on. without tents er.s sufBGent supply Of
'lsnkss, and camp and gsrison equlpsge.
nth virtuous ssllantry. and Who, when Ne
oty hai crowned our cause. returned quietly
o their homes. 20 enjoy the deliversncs puf.
:hsssd. uoder the guidance Of God, BY thsir
eli sacrificing and noble action. !, -
The ssndees Of ne people of Kansas. in ths
AnpAiu iu,s ended, challenges the sdnirshes
4 svsry loyal and patriotic mind, and furnishes
q e1sapss shieh. Il followed By sisilar ont
'eerips ef he people Of the Norshssp, States.
'eeld esstaisly, s6sesssIly and speedily ssush
Ih Hieked rebellion. together viii its cs.ss.
Mhils - nesm he Iods Of tAs nllan. dad
lss AA9 suiss'y IN bessssd s.ssss, W asse7
Nc STfsty vsasfss.s i, ss.l.f sr't -o Isuyr,-,