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Vistula (Ohio, United States) (search for this): chapter 159
Mr. Lincoln keeps his own counsels so carefully, that Virginia sent a Committee to him to ask him to speak. Mr. Buchanan always blabbed so much, that the whole country felt disposed to send a Committee to him, to ask him to keep his mouth shut. Married, on Saturday last, Mr. McCraw, In the 81st year of his age, to Miss Patty Haverston, aged 71; both of the poor-house.--Toledo Blade. We are afraid, that, if the Southern Confederacy and the Northern Confederacy, after separating and living apart several years, and exhausting all their substance in war, shall conclude to be reunited, their marriage, like that of the old couple at Toledo, will have to be in the poor-house.--Louisville Journal.
Patty Haverston (search for this): chapter 159
Mr. Lincoln keeps his own counsels so carefully, that Virginia sent a Committee to him to ask him to speak. Mr. Buchanan always blabbed so much, that the whole country felt disposed to send a Committee to him, to ask him to keep his mouth shut. Married, on Saturday last, Mr. McCraw, In the 81st year of his age, to Miss Patty Haverston, aged 71; both of the poor-house.--Toledo Blade. We are afraid, that, if the Southern Confederacy and the Northern Confederacy, after separating and living apart several years, and exhausting all their substance in war, shall conclude to be reunited, their marriage, like that of the old couple at Toledo, will have to be in the poor-house.--Louisville Journal.
James Buchanan (search for this): chapter 159
Mr. Lincoln keeps his own counsels so carefully, that Virginia sent a Committee to him to ask him to speak. Mr. Buchanan always blabbed so much, that the whole country felt disposed to send a Committee to him, to ask him to keep his mouth shut. Married, on Saturday last, Mr. McCraw, In the 81st year of his age, to Miss Patty Haverston, aged 71; both of the poor-house.--Toledo Blade. We are afraid, that, if the Southern Confederacy and the Northern Confederacy, after separating and living apart several years, and exhausting all their substance in war, shall conclude to be reunited, their marriage, like that of the old couple at Toledo, will have to be in the poor-house.--Louisville Journal.
Mr. Lincoln keeps his own counsels so carefully, that Virginia sent a Committee to him to ask him to speak. Mr. Buchanan always blabbed so much, that the whole country felt disposed to send a Committee to him, to ask him to keep his mouth shut. Married, on Saturday last, Mr. McCraw, In the 81st year of his age, to Miss Patty Haverston, aged 71; both of the poor-house.--Toledo Blade. We are afraid, that, if the Southern Confederacy and the Northern Confederacy, after separating and living apart several years, and exhausting all their substance in war, shall conclude to be reunited, their marriage, like that of the old couple at Toledo, will have to be in the poor-house.--Louisville Journal.
Abraham Lincoln (search for this): chapter 159
Mr. Lincoln keeps his own counsels so carefully, that Virginia sent a Committee to him to ask him to speak. Mr. Buchanan always blabbed so much, that the whole country felt disposed to send a Committee to him, to ask him to keep his mouth shut. Married, on Saturday last, Mr. McCraw, In the 81st year of his age, to Miss Patty Haverston, aged 71; both of the poor-house.--Toledo Blade. We are afraid, that, if the Southern Confederacy and the Northern Confederacy, after separating and living apart several years, and exhausting all their substance in war, shall conclude to be reunited, their marriage, like that of the old couple at Toledo, will have to be in the poor-house.--Louisville Journal.