davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-27
BOARDING AHD LODGING.

BOARDING AHD LODGING:
on 9As1 AnAAs.aT.-ROoMS 40 BET,
- sss:s Is s. =
0n Aberdeen sT.. MAR MApIsoH-gEAu-
20 nia 2s5,o1s sna 6edroos with soar& ~
90 VAN 1968FNsT-ToR RENT, WITH BOARD.
20 1oons tot te1tkuen.
AZ "a ta.s{I issSs4 Ras.a .shE
s9,S tse ns sss 4 st.Tss. a ss Sss sa '' with
- EAST JACKSON ST 4 SUITE OF FHONT
D. reous. usfnzn,shsd, and ous fGtntlhsd f"od.
90 5AGKSossT3 sETWEEE fEIiSS, W15Aaa1X; . =;
W.th boasa. Terms moAerasa.
cost. oLAIR-sT,. coRNiR OF oNTARIo;-
;t .,.ss sses na So sS1
20 7HIRfEENTH5T-TWo .sINoLK Fua-
9 b.s g.. f. "a az Sst :,
OF SOUTH GREEN STA SUITE OF run
a!.s'a 4 f.oat rSssSs e isaf with e''ra ''0
lOl Eh eoata a.esi' is;a,ksa tEs1t :s8;s I
e: asa Of r. e ana sl' "'
Ing SOUTH oL1NrONsT.-RpoA AND
where they can have the comfort Of . homo
a SausnSsd Tos fot
P1.a I'd Ts sHss Z. aoa.s
t.ln. ~ !n1s9fa n1nnIn.naV@ ,a.r;t - Fs1 % STEADY
ld;S bS:idsf' wanted. Asal' served In sF''s''''
ta 4 iea eib a91a.. sess
Ia6ie basIdtrs .eeomaoa.ssd Teru'' moderate
House BRICK; moderate impfoVe1oeon-
LII ssg7s r..
s.n!.1.o, 1n@ North sI ~ ST sr17E-sz:-so1RDERs By
lAO ho Gay Aod week: -----.---.
I % NORTH ErATE TEsT-PLEAsANT E. @ Rooms.
WIZ ~ e'aTs1'eas 1.e; 1s53 R5,R5
~. 3 ,oS% Ss..d e four s'' Al q Ind u
Sag 5s.Is md u1'oInl'nea font rooms 70 1sn@' rah
n fe,th Ss1s saiaSe ,oF aaa ssnss
Eea. naY borders can b. aeeoumod1ied.
29ees;es y SaSS6R y ~ - sSa76Fiv 775R
se.1s .Ss she eouiors' OF home DAY
Ice WEST 1pAaz=5F51IoELY F1RYIsa-
zpxssss sss i:f siesIT fus
t0f ssn. and w'le Two teaasasn. Term. 1s,'sn.ns
LIZ D .naa ssd vile o. Eens.enea e,n .in MIC IL
suFoihsd foam' had fead ooAla. 1ettn1 nodasase.
AT9 g., WELL JILL, Tun
1a1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Roo4s
| er,fe "'A H@' N@
, 1870-02-27

Salt Hheun cnred by tsfnx Juniper
Ttf 6oSp, R&dc By CakMel, Hazard i Co., New
York.
, 1870-02-27

AttauHQu, Hoo8ekS916r1,
>. m. pr6trsnte.s' snle Of lsfer ssock Of crock
e1. cutlery, plated and gtsss wa,e, a. J. u.
P1ln,s Aucupn House, no. IS Randolph s1eet on
srs.&A.v M,rn 1. 1t 10 Z, n. and p. n. The
e14s1r sre I'll perfecx ard warranted, md VII oo
kold IN lott 10 Etlk Cu&touoeh
, 1870-02-27
TO REBT-HOUHEY.

mo RTNT~s KIII51v~1 4 1oosyKNIKNTTWo.
ssev han;s II soo. nsa5 ss. aoa as 1 a. 2,od
s,st1: q kas ns.1s7 Ts 4 ssp,a:ta.:s sssan s ~ , wv.
se KlikAv, Eoezns. plesfantv ntua'ed nesf esfs'
5 .ud Is oottssep.aee roous each. e'sset panty.
s Isfsy Art Il. ,.rss rea1s s1st asos ebay.
w1s A4at:sns 1 { 1fSa 1S9P ts;s oS Is 1e.,se.n
B.sezoeas. 81 Aaaioeas, hTre, Hsht, aad Ia sooa
.oo.sI oaee' ma WE rs. Iii6A = 60. d 1s.rbosn-st
T,o RTNTT5Y ). s GOULD CO. BOON Is
,sas',a Is sSSH1saaER' .aa ',lE.2s HegsEs Fs; v.,s
tR sS1ig HoHsss Is as
s!sa ss,ts' 81 W.,aas:
Ns.at'ss IL Wei 'ssaa
mo R1NT-TWO aKW 0oTTA9ks NOS ~ AND
s1sS Il 81 sen
no RENT-InRIE;4s5oRR;Y5 r AND nAhsEMRHI, h3aI E's,
Sgs; = r. q 1z1 a suaa S2aes he dining f"o
houtea on E,dIdeeeouIt. near MIchlEansy.
hse .Ra s. ea =
wi. fsn iiIex a1d for Of 5esrs u destr= WIN
81 snasfa IS ZEE II .. SsS
no. RENT-7HK LARGE BRIcK BoARDlNe
ho.,e sH;e Ns e. H. q 81
kGs.eS I WiiXAs sa' soda aes1ePessa Bisee '''
no RRxT-s;s PER NoNIH-oN 1Sn1ANA:Av-
seat ea tes
20 Il eis iaSr1Fs sns
ITO, RKNr-HoUsE AND RARN. no: u
e s. sosf Is xsa
T9 KFNT.A L4aGE sc, noARpIEa "a! a9gsE ~
E..s sst As'f SO PET H''sh o.' Al Room
1,o, RESIsRLEN0i3 COTTAGE RRi0E
iaaas '!fss 81 d: s'
1T'o ,RKNT-A .CofTA6E-N0. u wKsf. V1N
L Ba5tast-. Of ssonf. Apply At lo Wes: Van
ITO nHET-FUR91sHF6 HOUSE on TaE
L Wsts etd.. L foona Furniture new and ff1t
ilsss asse.. ns,s WsIff o=s a modern
no RRNTlcoiTAGE 30, % SOUTH RoBET-
=; 1eem.. slotets md p.as1y; T,ser tn * ktshtn:
S'a'a South
I l. month,. to = snau family. Apply It l0il iaai.
mo agNT-oE PR1iR7E-1V., NEAR TaIRIy.
lhn'.1.: Few aias eiH' h,iek ellins. foa1..ely
;;s;'!ss s.s; sssSS Apply 10 4
IL b.seasp @ 1oa,a 10 d HaHbu,t-+t. ~ ns.r Gnsoin
ss,
s5a's q 81 sG i Sssis
mo nRNT-F0R.isuRD COTTAGE, ROOMS.
ew soe i
ITO REST-HGusE COR or WOOD AND MAD.
s2S q y joas
TIC. RRHr-A COSY FUaNisHRO HOUSE. on
bapsoa ao:e'S:a.1 &C. ss9 ~ nosn ssn1 Hen
mo R1NT-s94 4WI8Asa-AV,ANDFU FURYITVRR
, 1870-02-27

nOn,e forget Hamilton e. TI0nd-
ley great closipR ont aaIe Of boot9 6ud snoes ut
price5 that defJ eorpeuticn. Now u she chance
Tor kxrE1ips 1t 1s7 Lake street.
, 1870-02-27

The New Cancer Cutc.-ThI4 impor
tRn1 discovery ohsiates the rocesaity OF c1itnRor
cautertZaton, and remover unopen caneelk o.
tuu7or1 without the slighteat pain or dlsaRecaAoc
sensation. Les co one nlyin0 4 tun1ot in the
brezst or nva1y, or other location, delay moment
Tnls II the only hope foy an immunity from The
horrors Of An open carceE, Pamphlet freq. Dr..
". 4. Evetsou, Surgeon. Chicago Cancer 1uA1l-
ture, 2l6 West Madison street.
, 1870-02-27

A1s 1osVs
BUB1HBa CHANGER
A sa.ss i T. -. .ssiaa & neates eS o.
" BE IRE o. 4 IL ass IT, ''a's
4 LODGING. ROUSE or. 80 ROOMS FURNISH.
s. RsT En-. tna aua, faE aaa sn sa s
days, Il =ii stAte-ss. Room /.
A NEW FIRsr,oLAss R1srAURANf. DOING |
81 @ az e''as4 ea;afi5i ii
4 wRLLEsIAp11sngHp aAanMAa1 nUs,s ,s
Ps: & 4; sRs saas Il cst.x ss' for '''
4 OLpKsTABLIsufD COAL And W0oO
IS .sass sasf so'iass'. Esl psssssa.s' ,naais Il
4 aooD. PRACTICAL NAN WANTKo " TUE
q a9d b;Iaw.1s sa,ns.. % With st 11ooo = e. ooo
nts.t.,os: Fos particulars inquire Of J. p WHITE.
A eRkAr nAReAIN-PART1ss pxsIRINe 70
6tae. a,sed up os zsiioe3 and a,et1ai.as Il doing
aS fsse s2.ssit T. 4 'E ono T.'t
AIRY rKRsoN WISHING re- , xSGAGg Is: 1Ie.,1,x tn
The ding SqTnss. u n,! IS bsoes ST .ss, sa
,ae sssa aS
,s ~ II, RsH III SE4
tias Il o
DnoADWAY DRUG STORE, OoRNxE OF
b stats ~ T*enty:sssoaa'ts ohisas;, .silin @ ,es
ls nxtsts ss sts,s e'rtin I'LL site II ths %
COUNTRY RuslERss OHARotB-xpwARD F.
CTn1Nas CO e.ys she f1.o sos 5.; s civ. ba.1 .S
Y as seans5z a tS5 @
ho;si. III I'd sttasn tfans Old established. Book.
~ T:.ei ID v. ti I'll .sS s
e1ss DIM, I'D roeers .s,ss. fo. Fe.1 e..te
81 ehsaso oses aoons md =
Isl Tcst Hadison-1t-
f,1GAR STORE FOB sALE.oNE OF THE BEET
e,i.h.sed sa T bosne... bstn sboessle nd .es: Tbs
:; FeI TSaas
THUG STORE FOE SALE, ElTliATIKp, II !
sastJ sas s0F f.TSfs,s S11s, TIE ;"A inquire
ELEVATOR FOR sALE-IHR SUBSCRIBER
f. ~ - T. s t;:H cSo
~, tSs S1f TIL H. e,
Ssndus sud cleaning ~hea. = b found q ~ S.ste
9Th zeGs es "a "a q
4 % sas1 + Il oss Z
efIs Il sa,!sss: ies :ess.
s;s / sslsf
Ill = isa: Is t III MSsRAa
"a gp.tae!' hsFs Is
~. se.5s e,ss,ae ~ ssas ades = se
r @'seef
sR. E asss ~ M,
s:ins .eH
tn1ipe bn.nes.. with eoaaptt1.sea ThelaEEat 1ssss
I'D ID e s' e'
TOR SAILOR WILL KxoAANgR FOE REAL At
e.s,s psoa1 sh!s basintaa e, eenT IL! located lu-
, 1870-02-27

1
oorA;Es asdE1v3is 81 ~ Il -,. tten.
ooAos dsS1xv; rss - f sss@.sa rory
ss1,sh I'D i,s ~ t.:St ao
t. s.sh a. !. sss 50 ;sa sse s'. and
sTt@: ssTTtsss'-'''sa'h md f~'af' 'nl''A't. rf''''
EoR sA1E-A oRFAT 9ARoAI on DRK11h-
aGe es. e
Es r e.f E a'sts' Fl ss
EoR sALR-oN, THE AvRNUR9-A .TasT,
irsst1.a1s-.ts If S0 F1,ee ID "a 'ss 'As'a anu
G. -
sss,y @ 9!.Ps isa ss::s i; lie sss$
s a, s1sn heess Soas q! ath ii xosa Is sb
ss,2,,.1. between Thirteenth and fouftecute-'t1:
3ssofy .nd ns .sble front house, es wAbaah
drst-eiass house cn Mlesis.n-av, aear Twenty
7rsan toal.ss:sr = seod etdeI: ss:sss s~' l'14
aa % :sf 4s IT,; sssss 'e'
Re4 xs..ts onee No, Mesiopolssa Il Ii bioek
EoR sxtE-BaioK HOUSE on PR1RIE:Av.
ebasr ats.: :hs hSq;s ss.st sn hAssa front VERY
r I'd s:s sYsis iss.s g g..
s;:ss;' bst1esa si;tssns6 I'd ssssasssaaass.
~ .,ss ese;s ss s xss ee'~sn
ass9 sss.s Ss Of sssss
~ ;s sis:ss :, 4 .:z s:f A'a'e. IL
rRkD l. fAkE, Heal EstAte Onee u Dea1bo1upt.
Asj p9 Hssaxo G. %ssKa e :, E:
ssjss;t 5sTS 4 EIss % fs
%s.twei.h ~ aoIth = IhIH. H.hI.t.t. e oas -.
o.siss :ssaf ss q i sss ssa tnd .aa east q
Uhean tar trading men, IA the s0uth, North, aud
foes e4so: .o cab s2o 90 ye.f e..aes assp i
FS9 po EaS e s & 70
EoR sALE-ea PRR WKEK, FoR 4 YEaR WIZ
~ s, Id ss az y Ss q n
e.'51d fa e e .ad al aa1F
E29R ssiF1BT wh1PPLF TRUE nooA
.s ss{ I,s + r s;ss
s:::s = 4 I; = H.
~ I'd IL H. .ea
| FoA sALE-RY STILES W1sNRR, 100 WASH
Esio pa Second -, ne.r useeln. lots. e7oaL
Cottage UsoToar. ncar rTwsutyscreathas.pt Fer fo5t.
Wet n easletsss :. ne.s Oakley. lot1. e.sh ssoo-A
e.si slbsssas6 ussS 4 nssF sas H5bs9' dbsi io,, ss
FOE sALk-oao5oE hKslpENcs LOTS on
;apPs s%S 9stxeee
a1RVKY. WI 10. II nctrasas,sssa @ s Bioes 0o AAA" .
EoR sALK-BUsISEss PRopERTTAo1iaa on
.,s sss,es a sSs =.
etss e. 'sff e soaes
y %s% & 2sts l. s sssis ist ..
Esa;e ose t. s Defsos s. IT,: shko l. fAAe' He
EoA "a LE-BY n. 3. PnAnE4 co. Il: Deas
;xs,S ssa sss,s % Il
sa.rIe itoat. 9Th III modem Improvement al
IN e ss
appa.n ol tho city:
EoR s4LH1yRRT 0HEAR.i AoRRs CORNER
=. Reaet ~ r.. r. sste se!nes Wsststn ~ ~;
z1S z,5ss q ~
W. Et's PIE R1ds ~ s St. Ssfsss:s
E,oR S1LI-I0Ts on L1yK OF RIVERSIDE
1st5 Si5E ssi a Raon tn;'
ss5SsH 81 5sAR@ FOG zD*5 E4ahA 4 at0A
ISoR saLE-THE FOLLOWING lots Will 81
Ssi:s;
s6%ix = Xix !. s. - f K
s3SS ,a ~, % s:s
| msr1 ih.ts ists .pd Era,sntSe hz,ttcrre 4tYnnts
, 1870-02-27

To ToLEAbE--TnRKKL Lurs ON WHsT LAKKsT..
f1AtkR, Ia AAt Randolph st.. Room e.
ITO LKAsE-oHK LOT on TwRNTY.KI0HTH.
4 st. ncaz Fort TaJue tack. Apply Il III nouth
Fla ,xt
, 1870-02-27
SEWING MAUHINR

EOR 8ALE-A GOOD no. sINaER SEWING
Z machine. II b<FzaIa- IN North Cla1t1t. up
ttAtt1.
T1nR SArE-A FIHST- GLASS NEW WHETHER
"a Wilsoa sewtax nzchtse very ehsap, nj No South
ISOR AALEQH EXCHANGE-AIXTY FIRST
Il els1s Fcwtu{ natttpks Mil trxdc for any dcst.l-
tfon al grrds ether s1GlY ar the whole. kDW'D z.
TuOMAS46EO.. LII Hest AadIaoo-st Roau,a and q
EoR R6ALE-aEW1N9 NAOHIXRa, on MONTH
Ty nslnent., payable n work doco Il horoe- Ap.
Ply At III C7Arkst. Rooxn l.
WAnTKD-A 8KCoNp-HAND wAGKNaR Or
w f1ortneS sewing uathine. Must be 4 road artfria
ard cheap: Addv.s TIibune omef.
, 1870-02-27
INSTRUCTION,

FRKNOH !INs1Ru0F10N-NAOANE 00TH-
!hst ,he his removed - no. 1is Miehix.n.s1,
hstwsen Ma.hinEtoo and Madlson-s -st1.. whern
Glaze; q Hve Pirate iuttfu. q sdaie u her
eoksfu e1ASd OF teaching tho Yreosh Ar KQAEs OlAkEs
q Etnxa tupla slsa teetVe leasor1 4 their rod
dsnetA For ttfns md setarsoea Apply u abave.
MES T.. J0HNbOF, NUaIo r1AOHRR, -
d4Wn5 Lakhst 1aseors 1t hnx hcoss II 1tntmFed
Ts1z1s, N PEI quArttE- -
WANTKD-PUPu8 10 TAKE NuaIo LES
saes 20 se9adeos 0rfa1. g Pt&4oi ese9 F~
, 1870-02-27
sTTUATT0NB WA,NTED-MALH

Haokkecper1s cffA'& &c.
NeuA ast hcsSEss ss NAT
X fsss.. ss1s xsale,s IL u9a;, a2s'
CtruATloa W1NTFD-RY 7sT A1R1H. II,
oens s@nia'@enI Inquire o. sddlrss r. h'i IL
GrruATIoNI wANTEp-AS BooKKxFeHH
~ aoe hay,'s NJ s.1 .1 ,
saHo sts wths Is month. fross tbe .9p.sss:ae t.
Ct s s9.isaa n:ea 3 .
CrrUAT,pN wANTKD-BTA A YOUNG x.xor
81 3 5ssi.. L * :sa; ss
3oans d. = 81; ak;SPxstsSn $ sas. S
= ir1,.iler q s.le.maa Good references s1ven -
C11UA11ON wANrRD-BY NAN or E1p9
s.enss e s.as 1 sha5ss et o5 TN tStss,a,aa
woss Tor n hoase IN tEsss,,
hene5sh!e N % tusIssss ReisFsnee' uFdauo.eL ALL.
c11uAT1oN WANTRD-TO GROCgRs-ay
> youDs EeFl'shr. -, In whHessle retail so.e,,
a.sa 1as.. F%s + cs.ta.s aas s
crUAr1oz wkyTED-As oLERK IN 4 t;R1
e., :.0,s 5,a ~ p: "he
sven zddns ior thIes d.y1. " Triaue exssnsv' ses
GruAT1oN wANTKp-THE. ADyER1iigaA
ssa.s . IT,
sns ID 70 iss h15ss Gs + fn,n|,h Il: css
Addreas. foz three days .. Tfisaae uS.t
SlTuATloN WAEIhD-A AAS rMoaoreu1y
y, fss., Ks; s:s ':''sss
on os,5 II
Metl.nea1 ilsta asssI f'e''e 1s'
CITuAT1oN wANTED-BY AN EyERGErm
p young msn. - eie.k Or salesman 1 = Nn'r.1l:
ssuee VII @ h9e It.
tood permanent place wanted. Ketersnees kivsa aat
, 1870-02-27
MACHINERY.

Es0R 5ALx-KHGNEa, PORTABLE 6faTtoH.
Az, toae.nx and MAtIoa, 70 Io-hos1e: PRv41 Trfn
RaAMeE1 faftaan,s Eu1-ei1a Ru1r 8koos IL Ill: 1l9a
, 1870-02-27

y
nERSQEALA LADY OF MIDDLE AGE, WHO
tt beto!ng ,8a1thrr Pic for tbs ant Of couxruIal
feetJ ho fo*h lonely Ia the uidst of flleds their
add putatts be1Eg bppcAitA to h o4o} would
Hks to Axe the Aequa!otaacc Of ot the good and
s.uc- ho Ike hes.eH tc tce Mt satftyanx uAture o
the toeiety .nt shc ehn.sh Il pAtculk
DO prefer worsh5p In GoAs own ffssTte not nAds
~t,b harts The aa.ess1ser r sooa ases17a.s.aea
daJ4, MISAN7 HHuPk. Tribune odjr.-
DRRsoNAL-Axy ogK.. KnoWrsq, TUE
L ~he rrans uts of Ley Hscf. .tl sb!tc her
sttc5a Tx tIth Acd N.Y. late froa krand By IL
drtssirf SISTERS. tribune oEso+. Chtca4o, Ill
DKRsorAL-A YOUNG MAN or MEANS AND
e \ str.Dsef in &he city. would Be pleated "a neee
The aescalntanec of lady of n e,spanfor
To ptAeea CT auusement, kc. &c P. o. Ha1 1Sl-
nKRsoHAI-A LADY WISHES TO MAKE THE
II aeqnafntxtee Of fcntleEea t. 2s.tst her In bail
ness, Adtress Mr.. LkWl3, Tribune ofiee.
DERsoa1L-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY or Is
uvtnS alone. wiabes to form aulu4tutzuEe With
t.khtlor wtdovtr. betEeen the Of Is AID - Ad
dseE1 for cne wsek. MI BARNARD, Tsihune onaea
WIDOW LADY. AGED u IF EkRs,
I of pesstrk nppeAraaee nd adectiana.e asposisiou
cnrt, &c 70 places oE suu1ement Aedtets Mr.. Law.
M rAsIyfr' T.,fns7ra fRre
, 1870-02-27
,OUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

At Ra-cuurci Bend Point Coupe, known one Of
the most productive p!aees fu the State for either
ttc.y saie from o.eaor, snd ni9ht 20 dlydea into
la eltvatieo; large number Of hands tbs plste;
good hause twenty eablnt. &C. Crops Of 100
and o hhds and lsM hfts of rnol.saes h1ro
made on tho plaza Appy 70 tho CITIZENS BANK
Of rouIdkuA. New OTa1ul.
, 1870-02-27

ENon te(- aAlR(hx oLAhAH. LAffoHh Co., Nc.
sTAfEsr@@11Sf 4 % Il. e.,t front, botween Tn,st.eth
6rATE-sT.-t to1ls6ft, wc.t fronts between Twenty
ni5 q md Thittiesh-su Paes. sisa rtoet,
yApAsuAVsans.1 AVsn It. es.s sroae, bssve.n ro,,3e.h
- md Forty y-frsta:h Price, 97o pos foat
NABASH-Av.-H II, ean tIont hetEesn TwertT-
dxth snd TweatJ tJ-eashih-tts Price. &al1 per
7hirsy-sceond and rhiety -shisd ia fsise,
$l& per {Snt; terms sA4Y.
NDIANA-AV.-to1160 It. tatt front, between Thirty
third and ThtIty fourth sts
NDlANA-Ay.-G111soft. eAtt front. bet EeHu Thirty
ar1t and 1hrty-aee'nd-st1 Priee' ses Per
PRAIRIE Av.-ss11e1 II. east front. bssrcen Thist--
= second II q IhtrtJ-thIld-Fts. H1cp.
BHYAHT-AV.-E11H II, north 'front.' between Moon-
.r.y-pl4eo and Tlncnanes-av. P1tse4 SIS per
oAK-Av-ios1lsstt T. south front, bst sen MoooawAJ-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n, aouth frout between
lAtuHe cot and b-uth PArk-AtR- 4lte Per foot
ELIIRAH.-ta1ltgfte ltg f. eatf 'front.' near Hahsankah-Av-
LAkk-Av.-H114&f It. west 'front.' between Forty fret
& and Ayn!o sv., near The KcferH Seheol
Station On H1ds Park Railroad Fssee, ssa
AYR1LE-AV.-s51les Il, .so1th Front, be:wecn Lake
av. and Hyde Park Rlilroed.
COTTAGE UhOVE-AV--31xl7S It. west 'front.' peAf
WafPansrh-a!. Price. go per- foot
OoTrAlh 1HuVE,AV.-nxl's #, between Forty
fourth .ad Fart,:ntsa- -, esst front Fne
lvANSAV.-Nastheast corner 81 Forty blia-st lat.
Ntth tseee- -Ps1ee. t3so w lot.
EuHN6IDE-BT,--IIlI1 II, west 1Tnnt+ bet4tsI
TwenJ-seveoth and T~onty rlnth.ata Ptiea
, 1870-02-27
ZOE s1Lk-HEMhOLpT PARK@ AORR!
:heapest blocks tn the market: 6hYDKR 4 LEE, Rea

EoR sALE-sogTH PARE PRoPERTY-F1vE
y ear Park And HsuievaId Pike low. terms cary.
khID1R 4 LIKE Zeal Estata Agents., No. Z Metro
politAn Block
LOB EALE-BARGAIH8 IN OUTBIOE LAND3
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u the vicinity Of the West .nd south Side FAtks SOD
70 sEhdtv!de md se1l to lots. sCorILLR & HARVEY,
Nc. Metropolitan blotk.
, 1870-02-27

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, 1870-02-27

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e sor eAah, Dear station At WcodAN1. Addstas P
y, Trbrne oEee.
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fl1fc1.
LOB sALE-FIYK ACHES, JUST SOUTH OF
A. DHehtnn nputo. Tsty cheap partly In time.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
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A. ty-so ac4es en Reuben It. near uoton STOCK
Yard SNYDER LEE, Rea1 Kstato Agents, No.
, 1870-02-27

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hcr1e to lc{ Atoltefe.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

SrRAYED@R. ,sTOLEN- q 4
. mail black ka1d.tan deg. Ct rood btsod. trimmed
carr, bad .ther eoIla.th ~ r K su tho plate.
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h}a tttnrn Or 1hero 10 be found ia North Due<-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25
'"OId Luke " at stoney Greek.
BY POPINACK.

Your speaking of old Luke Grants
''Sign''-''this ere rode goes to my mill'-
reminds me, said my friend, Adair, of a
very amusing scene I witnessed in Vir-
ginia, while in the army, in which he fig
ured conspicuously. AS you have seen
him, you know what q " character" he is,
a sort of combination of the serio-comic.
which has afforded me many hearty
laugh.
Considering how he was "ra;sed," the
old fellow deserves great credit for being
as clever a man as he is. / have no doubt
he does the ''best he knows" but that best
is so comical in It's manifestations, that
one at all alive to the ludicrous, cannot
help laughing at it,
In order that you may fully appreciate
the humor of the scene wish to de-
scribe, l must premise by telling you
something of Luke's antecedents and
habits. At home he was considered a
farmer, frst-rato hand to SOW wheat,
good to save enough to " do him." and a
neighborly enough neighbor but in the
cavalry camp he looked and felt as much
opt of place as cur dog among pack of
hounds, i'll hot pursuit of fox. he had
no fancy for war, knowed nothin about the
natur of the Secession fuss, ceppin so fur
as the freein of the niggers was enwolved,
and had iined the cavalry only because
he couldn't help himself. lie was "great"
on grading" grain in harvest time !;
"great on beating older, and "great -
about repairing fences and building log
cribs, but when it came to cavalry
charge, in the teeth of foe, two to one,
Donder and Blixen, but he would thou
sand times rather have been driving his
OK cart at home
Another phase of Luke's character
was his religious turn. He set his face
steadily against drinking, swearing and
gambllDg-the common army sins-and
his voice could often be heard, as at morn
or eve he engaged i'll audible devotions.
These our bad boys took mischievous
pleasure IN interrupting, by throwing dam
aged cartridges down the little mud Chin
ney he had built to his tent, and frighten-
ing him from his prayers by an explosion.
Not unfrequently too the pot of peas, he
usually prepared for his dinner, was blown
up in the same warp, leaving him minus'a
meal, with very smutty face.
His most distinguishing trait, however,
was his knack for accommodating and saw
ing. All the old cast away kettles. broken
horse shoes and bits of leather, SO plenti-
full about the cavalry camp, he used care
fully to pick up aud hoard, while with
much pains he manufactured soap from
improvised ley and the grease he couldn't
bear to see Fwasted." By dint of great
induatrv ho had 6llad several 0Ourda which
he looked upon as a species Of spoHs he
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25

THIS able and distinguished gentleman and
deservcdly honored son OF North Carolina,
was greeted by a large and appreciative
audience last evening, at the City Hall,
assembled to receive and enjoy the intollec-
tual treat prepared for them. We have not
time nor space now to comments with sufli-
That all were repaid is but saying too little.
The sacred motive that invested and con
secrated the occasion, received its best and
most eloquent expression in the finished
and scholarly diction and uttered thought
of the distinguished orator.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25
n New Party Movement.

The Chicago Tribune, Republican. is
out in long editorial in favor OF the for
nation of a new party on the Civil Ser
vice" and Revenue Reform" platform. -
1t is said that this movement IS inspired
by Senator Trumbull, Republican, who Is
a part owner of the Tribune, and who re-.
Gently made a strong speech in favor OF
civil service" reform. 1t is rumored that
Trumbulls friends propose to put hiIn
forward as the presidential candidate !, OF
the new party, The plan is to get the
Northwest committed to the scheme be-
fore the time for the presidential nomina-
tion in 1872. Senator Trumbull and the
Tribune are said to be of opinion that the
Republican party is about to disintergale
and that it cannot elect It's candidate fof
the Presidency On its present platform.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25

longs to crown the Queen OF Love and Beauty at
this joust, must falter not in the lists. Rein
wel1 in hand your ready steads. that they may
bear you safely down the course. Io looking
iutently upon you are the bright eyesef the fair
est Of the fair. Remember - -
SHOW sweet are looks that ladies' bend
On whom their favors fall"
Who does not feel that one bright smile from
those lovely lips would repay him O thousand
times DER for all the labors and the dangers OF
the day. Let the victor plat his crown of blush
ing roses tbe hHrtful thorns will crumble into
dust as they touch the regal brow. The lists are
now open. Brave knights do your devoirs. Ring
ont thy clarion notes. o bugle. ''None but The
brave deserve the fsir."
The fitting began immediately after the
delivery of this address. The Knights
were considerably within the time allowed,
and at first ran q great deal faster than
was required. In fact, very fast time in
deed was made, and in no single instance
did any Knight fail to run through on
time. We are pleased also to record the
fact that no accident occurred to the
Knights in riding, everything passing off
easily and smoothly. The interest was
kept up. unfaggingly. Though some of
the riding wac not the best we have ever
seen or heard OF, still the difficult feats of
making the points were accomplished
quite creditably. When we take into con-
sideration this difficulty the riding will GER
tainly be applauded.
The Knights ran latter a canter in single
file through the coursel in the following
order as entered: -
No. knight of the Distant Hills, w.
l.. Williams, Cumberland county.
No. 2-Knight OF the Coast. J. B. McMiI-
Ian, New Hanover county.
No. 3-Unknown Knight, Jno. Mellow
ell, Bladen county.
No, 4-Knight of Richmond, W. H.
McLaurin. Richmond county.
No. 5-Knight of Cumberland, Jno. A.
Williams. Cumberland county.
No. 6-Knight of the Red, White and
Blue, VIM. Whitfield, Bladen county.
No. Knight of the Lost Cause, S. S.
Nash, Wilmington.
No. 8-Knight of the Daisy, Maurice
Langhorne. Virginia.
No. 9-Knight of No Hope. L. Il. Ashe-
ford. Clinton. Didn't appear.)
No. 1O-Knight of Hanover, Jno. D.
Kerr, New Hanover.
No. 11-Knight of Hilton, Geo. Parsley,
Wilmington.
No. 12-Kuight of the Orange Plume,
Jno. ID. Williams, Fayetteville.
No. 13-Kuight of the Cape Fear AGA
deny, Jordan Thomas, Wilmington.
No. 14-Knight of the Broken Leg, w.
2. Oldham, Wilmington.
At the end of the riding, which lasted
about two hours, the score stood as fol-
lows