Tebbs became a member of the National Democratic Party, and an active member of the pro-slavery movement, and following the Kansas free-state victory in 1857, Tebbs and his family moved to Hamburg, Arkansas, where he again opened a medical practice.
Following the Kansas free-state victory in 1857, Tebbs and his family moved to Hamburg, Arkansas, where he again opened a medical practice. Tebbs became a member of the National Democratic Party, and an active member of the pro-slavery movement.
Tebbs became a member of the National Democratic Party, and an active member of the pro-slavery movement. Following the Kansas free-state victory in 1857, Tebbs and his family moved to Hamburg, Arkansas, where he again opened a medical practice.
Tebbs became a member of the National Democratic Party, and an active member of the pro-slavery movement. Following the Kansas free-state victory in 1857, Tebbs and his family moved to Hamburg, Arkansas, where he again opened a medical practice.