The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19
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ALARM IN KANSAS.
Preparations for the Invasion.
GENERAL CURTIS APPEALS TO
GOVERNOR CARNEY.
THE MILITIA CALLED OUT.
Reports Of Prices Movements.

Oar western mail yesterday brought US Kan.
tas plpels 10 the 18th, from which We learn that
the whole State {, In high condition Of alarm
from apprehension' OF inya ion by Prices Rebel
army. he Governor has issued a proclamation
cone rniug requests by General Curtis for the
calling out Of the militia. The proclamation is
as follows
STATE or KANSAS, Executive DEPARTMENT,
1ct'tA, October :, 1851 Tine sla 10 u perm. Price and
ferssSy Gy a. Sa,nem a. snIe ,9y','" '"''' must
r c'ti y is u|sr C. The ,.tcrt % tat necessity
he sgtl} ned emmun iiioas nom Ma General lurts
HtADauAtTgHs DEPARTMENT or KANSAS,
Go enf usrre, r. r. H.bc ~ oa under ,islc al rlsf
iav' made iur her advance w'stward. crossing ,1e
F,defai forces nrort AZ Ioais ana be.o, s3 =, driy
aim towards Kansas. other motives also will Induce
b. hendth followers 10 seek spois and vengeance n Is
To reyep mis-, and Join in efforts to cypel these nys-
dcrs from ne eonniry desire mat You WI can opt
entire mt force with their bess arms anu umunton
ot ptFod oi iry days, Each mau sroud be provided
h s'cossary. want this tr,e assembled ON mo bard.-
htialm = cams WI pro'is ons and rdc, 1cc employed
VII do an in my rowcr TO proyiIs provisions a-d
prb c aIsg gurtaon, but hoI every viii bee Is sul-
tuianns as possible and rcady 10 Join me In prya ions
IN dcsTogg l.se Rebel g3o before thoy again des1,to
aud hbU. until tsaurv our property an earn
inrs ao not within tho gras ot Inscrupuous maaud,rg
{ nllcuiy leleyius, Governor, that your El,eucucy
nld all 1yHicltzens WI concur win mo la the prop-cty
eoo7ere1on and assistance, have the honor % be your
Maos.GencraJ Commando; department
UaGrEp STATES MILITARY TELEqRApu. Four
llA!EhwoUIu October 8, ls,l 10 Govern5r gamcy3-
TIE In" now oot this slle ~ Seoaa TINS indicates
Rebel move by t1meJsdy wet sOu;h, Hurry up the
miiu6.
JSIrED STATES MILITARY TELEGRAPH, FoRr
LLAVTNNuUul, Oc..bar y, l,Ut-IO gpyrs8ut Carney
Ire ilos; that YOU issue che call Lot the ma turn out
not teltd ihey VII, ol course, Ge discharged. Thor
sa and Collection woud ceable least 20 give
impetus Pccs tera turc IT, your pro ,ipt rcsponsos
to iy requests hrr,toforc avn SIRE We have saved ne
State uym lgaglntou. let us do Il now Tae enemy Is
They hgve b1r1ed syracuse Lsmlne and crvo dopots
ptlay 10 Famous 81 't'Cukil5, Maior-Gencru.
yS 6a 81 c w so II has cas ss HgadeG G@ RsyG
ihs line, win come - you louder m stronger, bee iuso
Ne him, tlel, at thg ihrcsh,ld aud 'trike, boldly
Lei IN business be suspcrdci. Tho work 10 he done
now Is 60 project iy state ,st maraudu. AMI murder
uotl hats arcgupsEctw ioU,t ieai sodiers life and
.Nen cfKan,s,ror Ono riow, ono earnest, united
blow, win hil fhe INVADER and tNa you wnor notreidy
% ou,e tho poflf Who viii no. deeud his home aud Tie
TO aras. .tben' TomuI ana the tented Held, until the
Retci q SHAH be hiliod ana dr. eI bacE.
Motor Itnera Dcitzler VIII as,uoe clmuan Of IN
brave men OF Kansas, aud s,ue tn, ry orders.
THOMAS CARSEY, Governor
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS,
FORT LEAvEEwoRTH, October l3, 1861 -rne
dispatches below have been received here to-
day -
ATcuIsoN, October l3, 10 A Mo Major
Gen rM CIrt' ;-Rebes a-c moyin N three columns on
ttrle u To-day. THIS iuOrma is from "A raIlt1lc
person, Who wHs taken pdsoncI by them yestord.y and
mad' his cscate.
j. THpM'soS. Asst. Provost MnrshlI.
WINTHROP, Ortoher 13-1o Li1uenlnt- Co onel
gtHia The man taApn prisoner near Gbsgoy, by
keurcla. with whom be B. vel acIigi ted rne eastern
COtBin will AttFc Macon cry. Tie other two Clumns
of shrt anew 60 rr sctu
AnIiG Nlstsu railroad The columns are tn cOnnau
a. JHcNan", kruH'day, and Sh 10y a an Ter cDnmauf
Humadukc. Nr tlsrE former ~ CllrE, CRUDE a. Co.,
lesp OnN OriA tty, has similar Information.
=. =, THOMPSON, Assistant Provost Mafsnll.