Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

running between th4 Chief and he
Mare; but the little horse (Macey's fa-
vorlte) } was all the time losing ground.
The boys with their large shirts inflated
by the attraction Of the atmosphere, and
their arms spread in the ample sleeves.
looked not unlike three large white but
teriiles. Il was plain enough that if the
two were not lashed fast, and the other
had not held firmly to the pommel of the
saddle, the horses and ,hcir riders must
have parted company. On The home
stretch The Chief seemed, from the point
Of view l had, to have had some yards
Of advantage, bu, came up 10 Judges stand
only three feet ahead, making the mile
IN one minute and fifteen seconds-rath-
er behind the age-while the Macey
horse came up thirty yards in The rear.
There was lIttle or no betting done
Thus ended the horse-race. We then
adjourned 10 The tavern for dinner. The
tavern was new, nicely painted and fur
nlshed, aud here we were charged only
seventy-hye cents per meai-!wenty-fiv
cents less than we had anticipated
merely the effect OF competition. After
dinner we stroIled out and took partial
survey Of the Town. | should Judge tins
l;.,Ia To,,.o con.ai,s obou, s;,., 49,
of which, the Court House, with lis gilt
,ar;,o cnnoIa ! bv far the mos, No.
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Ye cannot shine when She is pass,us h,rei
She dawo'd upon me. ril,e = rosv NOR
ming smiling on a bed Of flowers The
music of her motion. O how chorroi,,,r,
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upon me-
Ny senses we'll nigh fed,
Aad reason wholly gone,
All ideas rushing ms head,
Concentrate into one
CT l.- L...t
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taSSeled tTapplnCS, though Enthusiastically
beauty the ghuering trOSt-WO round IN
emhowered fountain. All she was one
OF those ialr architects, who by arr knows
how to improve nature. lis useless
talking, / can't nor never shall be able
10 Withstand unmoved, the graceful WIN
ming mo'lea, aud gentle swing sublime,
OF the sweeping dome Of the fair, IN
CrIno!ne.
could '1' 'Sr'ni'a What torture sure 10 this
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=, - - on o'-e ''S''' pa - S'o'si
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sell bY PaihIu5 lht OlAcT sue OF me
DfrfTra 4 nj fhr- 7 Is-roD
Flowers ,,,or- ,,,v j., ,t.,r s...ou
Honoy'a lips VII deal in treason,
9',,ay,'., 1'.',,3 -, 5,c 5, o5,5''9s, IS, morn
The outside gloss put on to blina.
'Tis not the mirror of the mind
A. sreetest ., roses i, 5i,,r -,'e ,5s horn o'-'
AMI ra'nv pale face with beauty spriHkled
TEen We SEEN grow % @ r.ss' '.1 @' e. and. and 7'iaA'd
'ris three O'Clock, SO MAKE haste home.
Yes, il was three o'clock, and Tom
and had sixteen miles TO 60. So we
all started together for our respective
destinations, and after walking a short
distance to the fork Of the road, we babe
sooi bye 10 Lev, Cap, BODY and Joe.
Tom and myself taking the trail BY the
way Of Ehzabethtown, which IS about
two miles from Quincy. Elizabethtown
but few years since was fourishing
llttie mining town, but now its bu: a
scene Of silent desola,ion.
'.I.. asslI. ags dorn-s.s tenants Pas..ia-ay,
I ,n1 no,z5.- 80, -. Of - -
! IL s.,-as and -a,,ar, al sbu, -, a,d
ner1eo,.3 r,re - ~, a,..o,o aroa.--
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