{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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VoLUYTEERTNG.-It was rumored that some Of the
volunteers who went to Fort Leavenworh did not find
volunteering what it cracked up TO be. When
their rations were issued to them in the morning,
some of them ate or wasted at breakfast the ration


for the whole day. and were much surprised that they
had to go hungry at dinner and supper. But little
hungry experience taught them more economy.
Some Of them terribly surprised that their food
not cooked for them, and they would sarye
before they would cook but few weeks service viii


teach them the fashionable accomplishment of cook
ing. One young man who had been clerk in q


mercantile house in this city, found driving a


cart from tie river to tfe Fort, and was not alto
gether pleased that he nad been put at such work
but he viii probably be benefited by learning the use
fu business of ox-drving. A portion of the volua-
teers were dissatisfied, but would probably soon
become enured 10 actual seryice-S Louis Nelo Era.