Murfreesboro

[ mur-freez-bur-oh, -buhr-oh ]

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Davenport had taught juvenile justice for many years at the school, which is based in Murfreesboro, the seat of Rutherford County.

Davenport had been an adjunct instructor at the school, which is based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

A story on her speech in Murfreesboro’s Daily News Journal said Davenport listed honesty, integrity and a sense of justice as crucial traits.

He was working in Murfreesboro, Tenn., at an outdoor campground and four in the afternoon next to the beer truck.

The sun began to rise over Murfreesboro' and the rebel camps, giving promise of a bright, invigorating day.

A couple of days later they got a pass to go down to Murfreesboro' and look the sleepy old town over.

"I've a good mind to go down to Murfreesboro' and161 see Si," responded the father.

After her release she spent two years in the hospitals at Murfreesboro, a very arduous field of labor.

On the 6th of January, 1863, my division settled quietly down in its camp south of Murfreesboro'.

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