Kansas Nebraska Bill era border lore and war memories
L. F. G. in Lawrence Gazette recounts a Kansas Nebraska Bill era border portrait with pro slavery pride, 1856 travels through Jackson, Cass, Vernon counties, battles over abolition, religious zeal, and a later Union Army march transforming the border towns, churches, and families amid ruin and renewal. A second piece notes drummers’ tax rights, cyclone weather, and Kansas climate contrasts.
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Nebraska
Congress
Missouri
Kentucky
Canaan
Israel
Jackson
Cass
Bates
Vernon
Alabama
Atchison
Benton
Toombs
Davis
Wise
Benjamin
M. E. Church
God
Vernon County
John Brown
Rain
Sarcoxie
Cass County
Jim Lane
Majah
Henry
Springfield
Lane
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Henry Litts
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Lawrence Gazette
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Lyona Democrat
Italy
Amer
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H. H. Hazlett & CO
Second and Broadway
Buckeye Avenue
North Third Streets
Java
New Grocery and Queensware House
Drumm & Volkman
Third Street
Harthly
Ioi
Dhebange
C. Melmahans
Third and Broadway
Queensware
Merrifield
Merrifield Bros
A. Fry
FRY, Royer & Co., Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
C. G. Bessey
Citizens Bank Building
Abilene, Kansas
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Inson County
Hodce Brfol
Abilene, Kas
Oxford
Brooklyn
Ireteea
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