Yorkville enquirer
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President of the Bible Society of Rockbridge oounty,
Virginia, and has issued a short address to the
citizens of that county in behalf of the object of
the society?which is to supply every family in the
county with aoopy of the Birae.
John M. Langston, (a negro,) of Ohio, will
he an applicant for the ministership to Hayti under
Gtant. This is the same position offered him
by President Johnson, but declined for the reason
that he would not dim his political prospects by
aooepting an office under the present administration.
They have a number of velocipedes in the
gymnasium of the 22d regiment, the aoqoirement
of the art of riding those machines being considered
a "military necessity." The New York Herald
unkindly says, "what a pity that velocipedes were
not used in the late war! They would nave been
of priceless value at Bull Run?especially on the
evening of that eventful day."
"General Grant," said a distinguished lady
to the General the other day, rather confidentially,
"I am jost dying to know who the Cabinet are to
be." "Are you, though?" said the General. "I
am, indeed," said the lady; "just dying of curiosity."
Then the General, in a low voice, replied:
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"Weu, Maaam, tnac is just wuui mrs. vjumul
says."
A young man at Connersville, Giles county,
Tennessee, on Thursday evening, while standing
on the floor, in the act of being married, was shot
down by the brother of his briae. He fell in the
arms of the devoted girl, who, assisted by friends,
conveyed him to a bed, when, at her request, the
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Yorkville enquirer. (1869). Yorkville, S.C., 1869-02-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026925/1869-02-11/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Yorkville enquirer, 1869-02-11.
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