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Greenville, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 5
Affairs in East Tennessee. --The Atlanta Register has the following items from East Tennessee: Brownlow's printing materials and implements, on the way from Kentucky, fill forty wagons — paper, type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some body gobble up that train? Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years the man of all dirty work for Brownlow, was killed at the fight near Greenville. His body was brought to Knoxville and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. M. J. Hughes, recently editor of the Knoxville Chronicle, has fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Lamar House, Knoxville, is now a Federal hospital. The Federals in East Tennessee still have no money. They rob Unionists on tick, and plunder all Southerners outright.
Atlanta (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 5
Affairs in East Tennessee. --The Atlanta Register has the following items from East Tennessee: Brownlow's printing materials and implements, on the way from Kentucky, fill forty wagons — paper, type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some body gobble up that train? Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years the man of all dirty work for Brownlow, was killed at the fight near Greenville. His body was brought to Knoxville and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. M. J. Hughes, recently editor of the Knoxville Chronicle, has fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Lamar House, Knoxville, is now a Federal hospital. The Federals in East Tennessee still have no money. They rob Unionists on tick, and plunder all Southerners outright.
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 5
Affairs in East Tennessee. --The Atlanta Register has the following items from East Tennessee: Brownlow's printing materials and implements, on the way from Kentucky, fill forty wagons — paper, type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some body gobble up that train? Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years East Tennessee: Brownlow's printing materials and implements, on the way from Kentucky, fill forty wagons — paper, type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some body gobble up that train? Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years the man of all dirty work for Brownlow, was killed at the fight near Greenville. His body was brought to Knoxville and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. M. J. Hughes, recently editor of the Knoxville Chronicle, has fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Lamar House, Knoxville, is now a Federal hospital. The Fe and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. M. J. Hughes, recently editor of the Knoxville Chronicle, has fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Lamar House, Knoxville, is now a Federal hospital. The Federals in East Tennessee still have no money. They rob Unionists on tick, and plunder all Southerners outright
Brownlow (search for this): article 5
Affairs in East Tennessee. --The Atlanta Register has the following items from East Tennessee: Brownlow's printing materials and implements, on the way from Kentucky, fill forty wagons — paper, type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some body gobble up that train? Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years the man of all dirty work for Brownlow, was killed at the fight near Greenville. His body was brought to Knoxville and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years the man of all dirty work for Brownlow, was killed at the fight near Greenville. His body was brought to Knoxville and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. M. J. Hughes, recently editor of the Knoxville Chronicle, has fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Lamar House, Knoxville, is now a Federal hospital. The Federals in East Tennessee still have no money. They rob Unionists on tick, and plunder all Southerners outright.
Unionists (search for this): article 5
Affairs in East Tennessee. --The Atlanta Register has the following items from East Tennessee: Brownlow's printing materials and implements, on the way from Kentucky, fill forty wagons — paper, type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some body gobble up that train? Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years the man of all dirty work for Brownlow, was killed at the fight near Greenville. His body was brought to Knoxville and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. M. J. Hughes, recently editor of the Knoxville Chronicle, has fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Lamar House, Knoxville, is now a Federal hospital. The Federals in East Tennessee still have no money. They rob Unionists on tick, and plunder all Southerners outright.
M. J. Hughes (search for this): article 5
Affairs in East Tennessee. --The Atlanta Register has the following items from East Tennessee: Brownlow's printing materials and implements, on the way from Kentucky, fill forty wagons — paper, type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some body gobble up that train? Frank Bounds, a notorious tory, and for many years the man of all dirty work for Brownlow, was killed at the fight near Greenville. His body was brought to Knoxville and bedewed with tears by the immaculate Brownlow. M. J. Hughes, recently editor of the Knoxville Chronicle, has fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Lamar House, Knoxville, is now a Federal hospital. The Federals in East Tennessee still have no money. They rob Unionists on tick, and plunder all Southerners outright.