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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06


A GooD SToRY.-A friend at town
down in,the country somewhere near
Bowling Green tells the following: a
short time ago a conr!e of medical stu
dents dIs'nterred subject short dis
tance from town, dressed il, sitting up-
fright OH the seat Of covered wagon,
and started for home. Coming to a
tavern and seeing the barroom lighted
up, they left the wagon and went in
for drink. Tie hosller, observed ,he
man sitting alone in the cold, atterarte,l
some conversation, but received no am.
swcr, he discovered how the affair stood,
and intantly resolved to have little fun
ot his ON the occasion. So taking
the corpse to the stable,3 lie put oil its
overcoat and cap, AMI seated himself in
the wagon. The students soon ralurn.
ed aud took their seats 10y the side OF
the supposed dead man, when one oS
shem in merrimen' gave him slap on
the lace saying.
"How would yon like some flip old
fullow?" then remarked TREMENDOUSLY, to
his companion, "ho is warm, by hcav-
ems! |" u
$50 would ouhe," replied tho corpse.
''lf yon had been stolen from hell, ,ss
have le.nl' IS, ...r
Both students bolted and never re
turned to inquire for tie horse and wag-
on, which was brought into town next
day, when the joke Sarps ort.-Louis.
piUe Courier. n'rl1IT. :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06

RRLEAsED. We are pleased re,learn from
thc Kingstrco Star, oflihc 30,h instant, that
Alessrs. j. s. Beck and J. P.n Barrinoau.
who were arrested by ;order of,tho military
OF aecDNnl of the dcnrh Of the negroes in
the burning of the Kingsirue Jail. have been
released from Castle Pinsncy where tlcy
were confined. anu arrived, home that morn
ing, fhe release WAS made upon the. no.
qoisition of I. D. Logan, Disvrict Judge,
for tie eransfcr Of the prisoners se tho civil
authorities Wejoin tho Star In eongratu-,
lating the prisoners on their release from
the military to tho civil jurisdiction. Cou-
yiey, 3D.. .a. ',-.l ,,,,..,,.s .,,I.,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06

THE CRAsHtHa t'tSEvEN.'--AA Northern
paper of O lntc date rcmipds ,uR of1tho cu~'
rious fact, thnt almost every decade In the
history of this country, ending with. tho,
figure seven, has mark cd the beginning of Il
financial crash or severe depression. II
says. 1a 3t-r',@...i etTT 81 pi'|@tcu
Historic fatalism, ,if not actual signs oa'
the tinTcs. incline many TO belieye that 1867
is to be added TO tho pcr.o Is in our past hiss,
tory, made memorable by financial iroublcs!
with 1857 camc the crash that wiped ous
tho Continental currency, aud In 1907 ottr'
troubles with Ernnoe md prospective war;
with England thrcw the business Of tho
country into confusion, while in 1917 wo,
got tho legacy Of the war Of l8l2-l4 with
England, which was n tremendous financial
revuIsion. Thst mf 1927 was less severe
bUt ten years lister II oamo In good earnest
the smash Of an previous -smnskcs. III
which the whole banking system aud busi.
ness Of the country welt down, not 10 rise
for nesrly Eve years King Hudson reign
cd over the English railroad speculation or /,
1913. and famine stalked over Europe and 4
especially in Ireland spreading suffering
and causing wide sprend failures. 4 pure.
ly coramercint EDap emphasized 1857, caused
by imitation an'l ovcrtra,iing. ~ y 'fH'is
hut the crash sf s87, II one is inevita.-
bic, whrk we nsither proclaim nor admit,
will DO ''Pclion upon Ossa," indeed, Tho .
chasm is too deep and dark 10 think of, much
Aass to look into.--'T louis Repudlican.
.Tgi'ts.s-t .--.s - -, NlS i,s 'ai.
FoRRBsT's CAVALRY. Ne arc request ed
hy EcHcrnF Forrest gays the Memphis Aua,
td"chs, 70 asgo HPcs be officers who served
under his os,fsrs Jaqihg the late war-cs-
pccially ut the Battle of Chicknmauga-.he
necessity Of forwarding. without delay,
their accounts Of The organizations md ope.
rntionS, of their resuSS1iye co,n,nnn,la no
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06

poPunAn Dfsprs AsuRR. we ,notjpo thnt
ecidcnceS ano multiplying of lie Edisplen-
ssre Of the" people at The course or certain
m'en''ssrs of Congress, who are not on,y tiol
ing elf In their power to make the rebel,iou
p ao.lea!ly q success, but ere Reglecting
bediy hismanaging 10 matariM its,epests
sf ths country MAJ. Rpub..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06

: Nm lrishmatt asRed d Long Tsiahd wosnafna
the price of a pair Of fowls, and was told a.
dollar, 80 'ls,,,i ~ =. '..,,@s. y .T.,S.>,1
"a dollar is r., my darlipt; why, In my !,
'apicoe."S }'| FT FSSS !
. "4nd why dida't yoais.ay Ia that bloasod
cheap country ~ LII "a ,itS'iiUf nss',"H :.
e,ere, To- be- sure ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06

"Therc he goes again." said Mrs. P..,, jYp
me Legislature, as % n,ea,brr slodf up for.
me me NTH timo 10 epeak on tbesama question.
There ne goes like q sods tfoan,ain, and
Just as fluid as water, Now, Isaesy mind
him, and see II you can't become a spesko
OF tho house Of fepsohensible sometimes. II
az clare, caat atinwa,i she, as o new gbarst OF
e,o9nence reaohed Der ear, Mdoes seems as.
u sa INC mantiepieae Of Daniel Webster has
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
Tho Wonders of seed,

Is there upon earth machise? r.
there palace? Is there even a city
which contains so much that is won
derful as is inclosed in 4 single little
seed-one grain of corn, one little
brown apple seed, one smsll seed of 4
tree, picked up, perhaps, by sparrow
for her little ones, the smallest Of
poppy or } bluebell, or even one Of
the seeds that are so small that they
float about IN the air invisible to our
eyes? All, there is a world of mar
vel and brilliant beauties hidden in
each of these tiny seeds.
About hundred and fifty wears
ago the celebrated Linnaus, who has
been called the father Of botany"
reckoned about 5000 different kinds
Of plants and he then thought the
whole number existing could not much
exceed 10000. But hundred years
after him, NJ. De Candollc, Of Geneva,
described about 40, 200 kinds of plants
and he supposed it possible that the
number might even amount to a hun
dred thousand.
Well, have these 100000 kinds of
plants ever failed to bear the righ.
kind Of seed Have they ever dc.
ceivcd us? Has seed of wheat ever
yielded barley, or the seed Of a poppy
grown up intoa sunflower? Has syc-
amore tree ever sprung up from an
acorn. or beech tree from chest
nut? A little bird may carry away
the small seed Of the sycamore IN it.
bea1, to feed It's nestlings, and on the
way may drop it on the ground Tho
tiny seed may spring up and grow
where it fell unnoticed, and sixty
year. after it may become a magnif.
cent tree, under which the focks of
the valleys and their shepherds may
rest in the shade.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
Who Rules the FamiIy3

The provcrb. The gray mare ia
the better horse" as applied to the
known cases of wife government, Is
said to have originated in the follow
ing occurrence:
A gentleman who had seen the world
one day gave his eldest son a span of
horses, a chariot and basket Of eggs.
" De you, said he to the boy, tray
ell upon the high road until you come
to the first house III which Is a married
couple. If you find that the husband
IS the master there give him one of
the horses. If, on the coutrarv, the
wife IS ruler, give her an egg. Re
turn at once if YOU part with a horse,
but do not come back so long as YOU
keep both horses and there is an
egg remaining"
Away went the boy, full of his mis-
sion; and inst beyond the borders of
has fathers estate. 10 ! modest cot.
tage. He alighted from his chariot
and knocked at the door. The good
wife opened it for him and courtesved.
is your husband at home?
- No, but she would call him from
the hay field.
In he came, wiping his brows. Tho
young man told him his Grand
W by says the wife, bridling and
rolling the corner of her apron, L al
ways 90 as John wants me TO do; ha
Is my master; amt you, Jokn?"
Then" said the boy, -" I am to give
you horse; which will you take?"
- | think" said John, as how that
bay gelding seems to be tho one as
would suit me the best"
" II We have choice, Husband. I
think the gray mare will suit US best"
No, replied John, the bay horse
for me; he is the more square in front
and his legs are better.
= Now" said the wife, a don't
think so; the gray mare is the better
horse, and | shall never be contented
unless | get that one"
" ell" said John. = if vour mind
IS set on it III give up; we'll take tho
gray mare
" Thank you said the boy cal
low me to give YOU an egg from this
basket; it IS a nice fresh one, and you
can boil it hard or soft, as your wife
VIII allow"
The rest of the story you can mag
me: the young man came home with
both horses, but not an egg remained
IN the basket.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
May Day.
From Emerson. "Msy Day" in press, BY Tlckoor &
Felis, Boston.

From Enerson's MAY Day" in press, by Tlchnor
Felds, Boston.
Where shall we keep the holiday,
And duly greet the entering MAY?
Too strait and low our cottage doors,
And all unmeet our carpet floors;
Nor spacious court, nor monarch's hall,
Suffice to hold the festival.
Up and away where naughty woods
Front the liberated floods:
We will climb the broad backed hills,
Hear the uproar of their JOY
We will mark the leaps and CLEANS
Of the new delivered streams,
And the murlnuring rivers of sap
Mount in the pipes of the trees,
Giddy with day, TO the topmost spire,
Which for spike of tender green
Battered its powdery cap;
And the colors Of joy in the bird,
And the love in its carol heard,
Frog and lizzard in holiday coats,
And turtle brave i'll his golden spots,
We viii hear the tiny roar
OF the insects evermore,
While cheerful cries of crag and plain
Reply to the thunder of river and main.
As poured the flood Of the ancient sea
Spilling over mountain chains,
Bending forests as bends the sedge,
Faster flowing DER the plains,-
A worldwide wave with foaming edge
That rims the running silver Sheet
So pours the deluge of the heat
Broad northward DER the land,
Painting artloss pa!adiscs,
Drugging herbs with Syrian spices,
flaming secret fires which glow
In columbine and clover-blow,
Climbing the northern zones,
Where thousand pallid towns
Lie like cookies by the main,
Or tented armies on the plain.
The millon-handed sculptor moulds
Quaintest bud, and blossom folds,
The million-handed painter pours
Opal hues and purple dye;
Azaleas bush che island floors,
And the tints of heaven reply.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS

VIII be held at the School House in the Village OF
Avoca, Friday and Saturday, April 18th ond Goth.
and slso at the Village of Highland, Friday and
Saturday, May 10th and 1th for the benefit of those
Tea hers not in the County the time of regular Ex
amin cations, ana for hose who, for good and sufficient
reasons, failed to attend.
APPLICANTS must provide themselves with Pen
and Ink, and Foolscap Paper
The Examinations viii commeace in each place at
10 o'clock in the morning OF the first day and all
requested 10 be prompt.
Hereafter, those persons who, regardless OF the
quirements Of the Law, commence the business OF
Teaching before making application for License
teach, will be debarJed from receiving Certificate.
SAMUEL PARKS,
County SGpsrint tende MT.
AyoCA. March !, 1867. ltd.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
q H Z II Il n - * u IT.


DIGGoRY saws he ALWAYS respects
oid age except "neh some one SUCKS
hlm with a par oil tough chlcNehs-
:" Worm I were Z man y exclaimed
a stono-minded woman in her husbands
hearing. Would YOU wcrel" was
his only comment.
vos not ,I, I,nrr wa, ~aIIa7nt "a Iato n@ fro
o,an,a naIob-o+ 80 O"r e. ann;mo.
" \, ~ 49, 49, ~ I''' IL. ~ -- ,'lo9
-" l ,"o, - In. o-G '''''''''' o''i
0"s'' '''' - ' = y g
a NAN with very large, bald head
was compllmented on the tact that
:. WI, 80 -, ho asI.o5 paoa,-a -
~ :yoot - ,,l;+o 80 hnar n,oa,l - " =
-, - q tIo "a. .,,'I " '-''0 O'"i N''@} Pi"0''
"''' '''1 i'P'J
. JENNIE" said a puritan to his
daughter, who was asking consent to
accompany her urgent and favored
suitor to the altar, Jennie, it's a
. I. soro;,' e,tInE ~ oi;.I .iI"' .L , -
h1a darn.aI 1" Lnt - aroa+ dna1
soIsn1ner not f. "
a 1oUNG lady riding in the rear
car of long train remarked to her
companion that the tram seemed to
move very slow " : and a moment
after added, with almost Partingtonian
t-l1o -. i, ;,
0'.s' s'"'0 q. ~ ','' l"5' '''i
IHE 0teuoenViIle (Ohlo) Her9f%
perpetfateS the 1oIloWlng: Married
up to"h' the ,2tI1 ptmer oaE, at MIS-, :
w !iiiamS' MI " imam " hiiamS OF
w lItlahsPort' TO ms cousin, MISS
Lizzie W llilams- FOR particulars,
see small bttS.
"DAUGHTER, why do YOU not wear
your rings Because. papa thev
hurt me when ANYBODY squeezes my
hand. What business have YOU. ]
would like to know. to have your hand
zqueezed?" Certainly, none but
then, you know, papa. one would like
to keep in squeezing order"
- In ~ - iiI.'l'o '0i 80 PeiFeti'
,eU [1e lo.loW y, in8 INV oiuiI IaIE we
.iptel pm II IiIo oGuise o1 d II u
80 ueI'I - s.le pulpi'' D'ea'IIii8 oi
t.io Pe@ooI - ue pa uIo " 'ne mrs
.-''n, 80 oliI5 eIie 0IH5 ~ sIeep, ne
."0 ''oii
- 'iIe ', II'o" 1'so I'e 0i,' '0' l'iieh
''io ma > &c '''''''' ~ r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the County
| \ Superintendent of Schools for Iowa County will
hold PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS for Licensing Teach
ers, follows:
the First INSPECTION DistrctAt the School House
In the Village of Jonesdalc, Wednesday and Thurs
day, april Sd and 9Th IS61.
For the Second Inspection District-At the School
House in the Village of Arena, Friday and Satnr-
day, April 5th and 9th.
For the Third Inspection District-At the Court
House in the Village of Dodgeville, on Monday and
Tuesday, April Sh and 9Th also at the School House
in the City of Mineral Point Friday and Saturday
April 18th and 18th.
For the Fourth Inspection District-At the School
House in the Village of AdamsvlIie, Wednesday
and Thursday, April 10th and lith.
For the Fifth Inspection District-At the School
House In the Village OF Linden, Monday and Tues
dav April 18th and 10Th.
For the Sixth Inspection nistrict-At the School
House in the Village of Highland, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 18th and 18th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
y. DN 1T on
JOHN CUM iNS,
ale y. ~ sLsoN-

lwrERand COLLECTaE, Mineral Point, Wis
| e,7,is pG. .tteEA to All Professional business
.ztr.,t-t "a hi, cGre Especial atteRSs7 E-T-a 70
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01s.oaposita 81, cga5y Hs=se, NJ ',sizs- Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
SAMUEL W. REESE,

\ f,-t COUNTY Ef- Particular attention PAID to
-~I.eting Refer ID Hon. C. c. Washourn, and Cobb
= Sadiuth- "t-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08

'DAUGHTER, why do you not wear
your rings :" Because, papa they
hurt me when anybody squeezes my
hand " What business have YOU, !
would like to know, to have your hand
squeezed?" Certainly, none but
then, you know, papa, one would like
to keep in squeezing order.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08
What Ails the Bird.

Many person has seen pet cana
ry or other bird IN a state of pertur-
baton, plucking at himself continual
", his feathers standing all wrong. q
In vain is lis food changed, and in
vain Is a saucer OF clean water ALWAYS
III his cage. The cause OF his wretch
edness has not been found out. If the
owner Of a pet IN such diiIicultie. Will
take down the cage and look up to the
roof thereof, there will most likely be
seen mass of stuff like red rust
That red rust Is nothing more or less
than mvriads of parasites infesting the
bird, and for which water is no RENE
dy. BY procuring a lighted candle
and holding it under every part of the
top Of the cage till all chance Of any
thing being left alive is gone, the rem
edy Is complete. The pet will coon
brighten up after his house warming
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-08

WITHOUT the deer ladies We should
bs bat stag nation.
WHAT kind of paper resembles
sneeze? Tissue paper.
\ CoLPoRTECR say. he could always
find sinners because he tract'eeA
WHEN does woman's tongue 90
qHickestl V hen II j. Oh railroad.
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