Independence's Centennial Reflections and Early Republic Era
A long patriotic essay marks the approach of 1866 as America nears its centennial. The author contrasts the 1776 birth of the United States with Europe’s wars, praising Washington’s era and the nation’s early struggles. It notes frontier life, Boone, and the limited press, and contemplates the republic’s enduring principles.
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Eampire
Grand Listrie
Independence
Europe
Predetick
Prussia
Russia
Austria
Atlantic
Daniel Boone
Krenturio
Indiana
Tollinvis
America
Repubic
Firu
United States
Ciregee
Rome
Eyriel
Temple of Liberty
Moore
iMools Grand Council
Senate
Springfeld
Mllinois
Union League of America
Spshieoa
Teague
Eigen
Voliet
Grand Council
Gate America
Titans
Confederate disguise and war news shadow the 1850s dispatches
A chaotic Chicago era column reports on a rebel chief’s disguise and capture details, notes grant county jail terms, Oregon results, and Pacific railroad politics. It summarizes civic, military, and territorial updates with a mix of editorials and notices from Olympia to Des Moines.
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Chicago Republican
Charles A. Dana
Jeff
Davie
Vancouver
Clarke County
Josie Mo Nore
San Francis Ty Mycera
Ceosley , Co
Nantes
Onsis
Grant Amicably Refutes Rebel Press Charge in New York Report
The Lewiston Journal details a dialogue with General Grant criticizing rebel authorship and Copperhead influence. He argues the South must accept emancipation, condemns Southern virulence toward freedmen, and urges suppressing hostile Northern papers to curb unrest.
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New York
Lewiston
Peuth
DSK
Taylor
Lee
Grant
Aeguiese
Copperheads
New York News
Sutheon
Everal Grant
Elven
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Che Bancoubter Register
Sarvanpay
Greck
Potomac
West
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A. A
Denny
Treasury
Aceata
House of Representcires
Elian
Gregor
Washington
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House of Representatives
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Titel
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Dunia
Kervices
Pete Bes Sas
Willian Strong
Ead Mnene
Iy md Fitagh
Onerest
Marth
Haietegt Bey
Sher
Jon Lavy
Thor
AL AL Daeasy
Whitges
Thurston County
Henur
Merepedis
Thare
Lave Sud
Cory Hoertet
Nisay
Privais
Koine
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Baten
Wurha
Pacific States
A.D. Richanton
Wil Mam Strost
San Franch
AMM Saletan
MERON
Olympia Sen
Bln
Rev. C
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Hezekiam Carles
Teter Takes
Berrys
Grant County
Portland
McLewis
Murcer
Oregon
Woods
Petersburg
Congress
Rela Hon
Dudge Underwood
Girand
Rielwond
Jaime Ballist Soln
James W. Nesmith
U.S
Olympia Co
Otuaris
Uaersche
Brilaweth
Salim Creek
Jon
Mgi
Saltoarh
Vanconer
Wok
Misa
Mer. S
Ceed
Sougue of America
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Illnois Grand Council
Ilow
Levi Paaseworr
Smqualmie
Naehess Passes
Sooqualmnie Pass
Perkins
James Bush
Varias
Sin
Ceneeagi
Templars
Ernest Partlar
Amt
Vanceur
Vatewser
Mortland
Felt
Moohawe
Morthaet Wollarcompany
Defa
Will
Wiener
Lee Jorlit
Charlee
Euleia
Geent
Lorri Tee
Dimpeter
Greg Bastere
Chicago
Jane
J. Ross Browne
California
Gen. Ortega
Mexico
Banks
Committee On
Federal Relations
Des Moines
Iowa
Maj. Gen. Tharge
Union Paviley Railroad
Bone Spitunde
S Company
Union Pacite Railroad
Meralian
Deuser
Colorado
Laie Pacific Relea Company
Secretary of the Interior
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Lingitwle
Central Pacific Railmanl
Califrnia
Central Pavilie Railroad Company
Doion Pacific
Tomnels
Staten
Wiles
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Sehene
Nfl
Loenen
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Ceorpky
San Francie
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Thales
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Ligget
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Prrsoxst
Asturia Gasette
Fannie
Justin
Luke's Church
McCarty Peters
Earth Sablath
SS CCC
Paatow
Soces
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A. Tanger
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Oldette Megeler Communications
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Mugowie Mallen
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Laith
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