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Cleveland, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 20
Venerable drum --The drum now in use by Capt. Hannah's company, of Polk county, says the Cleveland (Tenn.) Banner, is a relic of the Revolutionary war — it was beat at the charge on Yorktown. By good luck it has been preserved through a period of eighty years, and the Polk boys say it shall beat again at the charge on Washington.
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Venerable drum --The drum now in use by Capt. Hannah's company, of Polk county, says the Cleveland (Tenn.) Banner, is a relic of the Revolutionary war — it was beat at the charge on Yorktown. By good luck it has been preserved through a period of eighty years, and the Polk boys say it shall beat again at the charge on Washington.
Hannah (search for this): article 20
Venerable drum --The drum now in use by Capt. Hannah's company, of Polk county, says the Cleveland (Tenn.) Banner, is a relic of the Revolutionary war — it was beat at the charge on Yorktown. By good luck it has been preserved through a period of eighty years, and the Polk boys say it shall beat again at the charge on Washington.