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Poem celebrating a nation's endurance and liberty. The text calls freemen to honor their homeland, pledges victory through divine support, and envisions peace and prosperity after hardship.
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Newspaper
Rolla Express
Location
Rolla, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1861
Page
3
Poem celebrating a nation's endurance and liberty. The text calls freemen to honor their homeland, pledges victory through divine support, and envisions peace and prosperity after hardship.
A mid-19th century letter argues against Missouri breaking from the Union, warning of costs from $24,000,000 yearly and mass suffering. It details economic ruin, loss of protection for slave property, and societal collapse if secession proceeds, followed by Camp Rolla military schedule and local ads.
In Phelps County at Ben Derson Dyer residence and in Groton Yeniah Prelict aged 84 passed after brief illness. Rev Charles Walker officiated at Groton. Editor's stepmother, memory cherished, prayers for the children. Peace to her ashes.
A partial roster of individuals includes Berman W Bruce Wra Brown J. Robert Bryant John C. Boch Emil Brown Lewis 2 Robo BB Bates E P Bartron Theo Jott ME sz Jaeger Micheal Jamison T W Johnson J A Johnson George T Master Joseph Knapp Adolphus G Koenigkraemer H Kellogg Lewis Krant Lieut Laasitt Levk Lawrence Rit Lane T K Leo James h Lucky J D Long Patrick DM McEwin Rev. John Maxwell Vincent Mors A H McDonald Elizabeth McNamara Miss Silby McGloskin Join McNeil Thomas Muschmeyer l'ritz 2 N. Nelty or Naltz & 2 Niteny Henry Ott David Travis Wmn H Terrell Enoch P Tow Isaac Tiffany Mr A Uyton Smith.
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