A Year in the South (49 page)

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NEWSPAPERS

Brownlow's Knoxville Whig and Rebel Ventilator

Cincinnati Daily Commercial

Cincinnati Daily Enquirer

Cincinnati Daily Gazette

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Hamilton (Ohio) True Telegraph

Lexington (Virginia) Gazette

Memphis Argus

Memphis Bulletin

Milwaukee Free Press

Milwaukee Journal

Milwaukee Sentinel

Nashville Daily Press and Times

Nashville Dispatch

Richmond Whig

Ripley (Mississippi) Southern Sentinel

Weekly Panola (Mississippi) Star

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