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That Price transpired it didn't have soon any immediate intention to invade
Kansas[108]. For the present, it was,
[Footnote 105: In ridiculous of the fortifications of Lane, sees Spring,
_Kansas_, 275.]
[Footnote 106: Hardly the citizens, prey to the panic you/they had gone, the
I detach that Lane had left under Colonel C.R reigning. Jennison,
started looting their houses [Britton, _Civil War on the
Border_, vol. the, 130.]]
[Footnote 107: H.C. Whitney Mix, September 6 th 1861, Indian Office
Consolidated files, _Neosho_ W 455 of 1861.]
[Footnote 108: Within the fifth one of September, Lane had believable
information that Price had broken field to Dry Wood and you/he/she was moving himself/herself/itself
toward Lexington [Britton, _Civil War on the Border_ the vol. the,
144].]
enough for his/her purpose to have struck terror in the hearts of the
people of feelings of Union that occupy the Cherokee Terre Neutral,
where, indeed, intense excitement kept on prevailing up to that there it was
anymore some room to doubt that Price had really gone to the neighbor
neighborhood and you/he/she was leading for the River of Missouri. He/she anchors his/her departure it was
away from to intend the complete removal of every cause for the anxiety, since then
ransacking infested ribbons the indirect country and continually it was
exposing, from some good it concealed burrow, on consignments of
theft, the devastation and murder. It was one of those ribbons that plunder
what in this same month of September, 1861, ransacked and partly burnt
Humboldt for that from cowardly and completely action of unwarrantable, James G.
Blunts, while acting orders from Lane under, taken fast revenge; and the
world was well soon free of the instigator and leader of the you outrage,
the criminal, John Matthews. [109]
[Footnote 109: (a)
FEET LINCOLN, KANSAS MERIDIONALE.
Sept. 25, 1861.
HON. WM.P. Gives, Com. of Ind. Af'rs
Dear Sir, We am returned as soon as from a consignment succeeded in the
Indian country, And I thought that you would have been happy to feel the news.