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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 4. (ed. Frank Moore). Search the whole document.
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Edgefield (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): chapter 361
March 27.--Rev. J. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, lately published at Nashville, has published a card, in which he informs his patrons that i owing to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, o to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, or company of pikemen, or lancers, so soon as President Davis announces that such will be received into the confederate service.
N. Y. Evening Post, March
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): chapter 361
March 27.--Rev. J. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, lately published at Nashville, has published a card, in which he informs his patrons that i owing to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, or company of pikemen, or lancers, so soon as President Davis announces that such will be received into the confederate service.
N. Y. Evening Post, March 28
J. Graves (search for this): chapter 361
March 27.--Rev. J. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, lately published at Nashville, has published a card, in which he informs his patrons that i owing to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, org to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, or company of pikemen, or lancers, so soon as President Davis announces that such will be received into the confederate service.
N. Y. Evening Post, March
Jefferson Davis (search for this): chapter 361
March 27.--Rev. J. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, lately published at Nashville, has published a card, in which he informs his patrons that i owing to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, or company of pikemen, or lancers, so soon as President Davis announces that such will be received into the confederate service.
N. Y. Evening Post, March 28
Baptist (search for this): chapter 361
March 27.--Rev. J. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, lately published at Nashville, has published a card, in which he informs his patrons that i owing to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, o to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, or company of pikemen, or lancers, so soon as President Davis announces that such will be received into the confederate service.
N. Y. Evening Post, March
March 27th (search for this): chapter 361
March 27.--Rev. J. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, lately published at Nashville, has published a card, in which he informs his patrons that i owing to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, or company of pikemen, or lancers, so soon as President Davis announces that such will be received into the confederate service.
N. Y. Evening Post, March 28
March 28th (search for this): chapter 361
March 27.--Rev. J. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, lately published at Nashville, has published a card, in which he informs his patrons that i owing to the sudden and unexpected fall of Nashville, he was unable to move any of his presses, type, or paper, and that the publication of the Baptist will be suspended for the present — probably till the termination of the war.
Mr. Graves, who announces his purpose of entering the military service, proposes to raise a legion, battalion, or company of pikemen, or lancers, so soon as President Davis announces that such will be received into the confederate service.
N. Y. Evening Post, March 28