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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 2. (ed. Frank Moore). Search the whole document.
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St. Louis (Missouri, United States) (search for this): chapter 133
May 31.--A strange spectacle was witnessed on the Illinois River a few days ago. In tow of the Resolute, going North, was a barge on which reposed a two-story fame house.
This house is the property of a man who lived in it in St. Louis.
Becoming alarmed at the late commotion, he had his house moved as stated, and taken to a free State.
His family went along with him. While going up the river, the man's dog sat in the door, the cat reclined lazily at a window, and the good wife carried on the household work as usual.--N. Y. Commercial, June 3.
Illinois river (United States) (search for this): chapter 133
May 31.--A strange spectacle was witnessed on the Illinois River a few days ago. In tow of the Resolute, going North, was a barge on which reposed a two-story fame house.
This house is the property of a man who lived in it in St. Louis.
Becoming alarmed at the late commotion, he had his house moved as stated, and taken to a free State.
His family went along with him. While going up the river, the man's dog sat in the door, the cat reclined lazily at a window, and the good wife carried on the household work as usual.--N. Y. Commercial, June 3.
June 3rd (search for this): chapter 133
May 31.--A strange spectacle was witnessed on the Illinois River a few days ago. In tow of the Resolute, going North, was a barge on which reposed a two-story fame house.
This house is the property of a man who lived in it in St. Louis.
Becoming alarmed at the late commotion, he had his house moved as stated, and taken to a free State.
His family went along with him. While going up the river, the man's dog sat in the door, the cat reclined lazily at a window, and the good wife carried on the household work as usual.--N. Y. Commercial, June 3.
May 31st (search for this): chapter 133
May 31.--A strange spectacle was witnessed on the Illinois River a few days ago. In tow of the Resolute, going North, was a barge on which reposed a two-story fame house.
This house is the property of a man who lived in it in St. Louis.
Becoming alarmed at the late commotion, he had his house moved as stated, and taken to a free State.
His family went along with him. While going up the river, the man's dog sat in the door, the cat reclined lazily at a window, and the good wife carried on the household work as usual.--N. Y. Commercial, June 3.