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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
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THE DREAM OF LOVE.
BY GEORGE p. MORRIS

BY GEORGE P. MORRIS
I've had the heart-ache many times
At the mere mention Of name,
I've never woven in my rhymes,
Though from it inspiration came.
1t is in truth a holy thing,
Life-eherished from the world apart
A dove that never tries its wing.
But broods and nestles in the heart.
That name of melody recalls
Her gentle look and winning ways,
Whose portrait hangs on memorys walls,
In the fond light of other days.
In the drearnland of poetry,
Reclining in lis leafy bowers.
Her bright eyes in the stars see,
And her sweet semblance in the flowers.
Her artless dalliance and grace
The joy light mp her brow
The sweet expression of her face
Her form ii stands before me nowl
And l fancy thai hear
The woodland songs she used to sing,
Which stole to my attending ear,
Like the first harbingers of Spring.
The beauty of the earth is hers,
And hels the purity Of heaven;
Alone, of all her worshippers
= To me her maiden VOWS were given,
They little know the human heart
Who think such love with time expires;
Once kindled, it will ne'er depart.
But burn through life with all its fires.
We parted-doomed no more here to meet
The blow fell with stunning power
And yet my pulse will beat
At the remembrance of that hourl
But time and change their healing brought,
And years have passed in seeming glee;
But sill alone Of her I've thought
Who's now a memory to me.
There may be many who will deem
This strain wayward youthful folly,
To be derided as dream
Born of the poets melancholy.
The wealth of worlds, if it were mine,
With all that follows in its train,
lwould with gratitude resign,
To dream that dream of love again.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

WAGES OF SIN.-The wages that sin
bargains for with the sinner are, life, pleas
ure, and profit; but the wages it pays him
with are, death, torment, and destruction.
He that would understand the falsehood
and decei! of sin, must compare its promi-
ses and its payments together.-Dr. South.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

A man that marries widow is bound to
give up smoking and chewing. II she
gives her weeds for him, he should give up
the weed for her.
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pon iraniGjltcm Naltlrogr,
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

The Fair in Wayne Comfy COM
mcnccs on Monday next. Sept. | and
will continue during the week. 1t i-
expected that it will be the largest
and best Fair ever held in that county.
A large number Of entries have already
been made in the Mechanical Depart
mcn,. The exhibition OF Stock will
be larger than heretofore. The
Horticultural Department is under
the exclusive control of the Richmond
Horticultural Society. and will he the
finest display OF Fruits. Flowers and
Vegetables ever made in Eastern
Indiana. The Premium List amounts
60 - 900.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

The Breckenridge men OF Blackford
County INST at Hartford City and
raised pole. The voters Of this par
ty in Blackford number something
over one hundred. The Douglas par
ty did not like this demonstration on
behalf of their Brcckinrilsc opponents,
and gave exhibi ion OF their loyalty
to law and order by cutting down the
pole, and not satisfied with that. they
cut it to pieces and pile.l it up in
front of a Breckinridge mans store
house. What plank Of Popular
Sovereignty warrants such conduct.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

""h'hSS, "Ss WI hiVit "NtilS ~
again apply tho iash to the tender
footed Republicans than he. - -.
In proof of the above. we have but
to real his interrogatories TO n. Gar
rett. Esq. in the Journal last spring.
during the canvass for the nomination.
Behold the demagoguel How he
lashes Garrett in order to force him
to define his position. before the day
for nomination would come. Can
any man prove TO this community
that the above Is not substantially
truee
Now. is not this man Monks a pref
ty looking fossil to take to himself
the privilege of turning around to the
Democratic party and ask us to sup
port him for the same office that he
sought at the hands of the Republican
parry last spring? DID ever any
Democrat know of such bare foced
impudenc ? Verify no.
John b. Goodrich is Monks op-
ponent, and the regular nominee of
the Republican party lie is young
man; is well qualified to fill the office
for which he asked; he is Monks
equal in every respect-in morals. in
tcllect and integrity. aud in every way
worthy young man; and although ]
donot indorse his political sentiments,
he ought to have justice done him and
his merits rewarded.
n brief history of Johns life and
struggles may not be amiss here
Some 16 years ago he lost his father,
under the most trying circumstances
leaving him with stepmother who
was aged AMI much impaired in mind
and body. Three half sisters and q
younger brother composed the family
left thus suddenly to his care, he being
the eldest of the children and but &
boy himself. Thus did j. b. Good
rich commence life for himself-s
poor boy and heavily burdened.
Notwithstanding all this. by the
united exertions of the family. bu
mainly his own, he managed to keeE
the family together. He has educated
himself for the bar. and not only ha,
he educated himself but he has edu
Gated and placed his three fair sister,
: amongst the most intelligent and
respectable young ladies' of the county
Therefore if we Democrats must vote
for and have Republican elected. let
us cast our votes for Mr.. Goodrich
that we may have the satisfaction oi
knowing that we have given our aid
In electlng man we'll worthy of the
same.
am told that tho Democratic
| Central Committee have in contempla.
tion the propIiety of patting the name
of William X. Smith upon the ticket
for county Clerk. This will surely
be good move. Mr.. Smith is q
sterling young Democrat. and he is
well qualified to fill the office will
honor to himself and credit to Iii,
friends. At home, where he is best
known. he will carry every Democratic
vote, and there is no doubt that h,
will bc acceptable to the party
throughout the county.
ALEX. WHITE.
Winchester, Sept. Is, 1860.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

1. Wednesday,. the first day of the
Fair. will 10 devoted 10 making
entries. arranging stock. etc.. for.ex-
Libiiiou. But no articles will be re-
ceived or entered after 4 o'clock. Z.
N. Of the day. unless unavoidable ac-
dent occur.
>. Articles intended for exhibition
must be entered on the Secretary
books before they can be admitted
within the enclosure. No article
shall be removed from the enclosure
without permission OF the Executive
Committee.
8. No article can be CT tered to
compete for more than one premium,
except as a part OF collection" In
the same class. or am onS Sweep
stakes"
1. Persons may become members
Of this Society by paying one dollar
which will cntitle them to badge
which will admit them and all female,
Of their family. and all males under q
years of age. unmarried. to the Fail
grcunds during the Fair; and also
entitlc them to enter all articles ol
animals they may desire. free o
charge.
5. Committees will be called or
the second day at 0 o'clock. ~ NJ
and will proceed to award premium,
On cattle. hogs. vegetables. grains
miscellaneous articles. etc. On tn,
third lay horses and jacks will be ex
hibited. trotting match. riding. ETC..
and premiums awarded.
q. During the examination oI
stocks. no person. except those having
charge Of stock. Judges and officers
attending TO their duties, Will, under
any pretcusc or excuse. be admitted
within the ring.
7. AL articles. etc must possess
more than ordinary merit to secure
premiums. even ii there be IL
competition.
3. an articles of domestic manu-
facture are positively required 10 have
tctu tnalulaclulcu sihCS luc i'o
Annual Fair, aud within the county
=. No person will te admitted int
the Fair ground until they first obtain
baige or ticket with their nam
written thereon.
10. Ii there is not enc gh none,
taken in during the Fair. and in tn
Treasury. to pay the expenses an
premiums awarded, the expenses vii
iirst be paid. AMI the rcsidne divided
PRO ratio. among those entitled t'
rremiums.
IL. Any person wishing stal
for horse during the Fair. can appl,
to the Secretary. and receive numbe
by paying fifty cents.
j. W. BROTHERTON.
Pres't.
JosEru CRousg. Sec'y.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

On last Friday night these gentle
men held forth at the Court House.
Or rather Mr. Key held forth. speaking
as he did over two hours; Mr.. Moor
man only speaking 80 minutes.
Mr. Key demonstrated beyond a
donbt and 10 the entire satisfaction OF
eight Democrats present that Popular
Sovereignty had always been the
policy Of the government, but did not
make il quite so plain to Republicans
when he declared that Stephen a
Douglas was instrumental in repeating
the Missouri Compromise line il
order that the people in Kansas and
Nebraska might live out the principles
ef Popular Sovereignty.
Mr.. Key propoundcd the Democrat
questions to Mr.. Moorman and whethe
he was satisfied or not with tn,
answers. the Republicans were highly
pleased.
In regard to Mr.. Keys speech w
have only to remark that we hav'
heard good many people say that i
was the best Democratic speech tha
has been made in Winchester durin;
the campaign.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

The Ohio State Fair is now being
held at Dayton. 1t is very largely
attended.
Marcus Shire will be on hand III a
few davs with an assortment Of ready
made clothing, gotten up expressly
for this market.
Darnia a. Harris. a much respected
citizen Of this County removed this
week to Cass Co., Iowa.
Mr. Crittenden,s recent speech at
independence, in Kentucky, utterly
repudiates the idea of resistance from
any quarter. to constitulionally
elected President. There is no danger
of any. while the Preside holds in
his gift one hundred thousand public
offices Baltimore Patriot.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
WINCHESTER SEMINARY.

- - -
TNHlS SCHOOL will oper on Monday.
the LIST Of October, is6 and vii De
o. en- to an who NAV find il . their Interest
to send to good school.
TERMS-TrrK SESSION or 1--WE xoxrHs:l
Orthography. First and Second
Reader, Writing on States, Prima-
~ Geography, and Primary Arithme-
tic ....'.........,.s-.........s $500
Third and Fourth Reader, Mental
Arithmetic. Geography. Analyz,r.
Primary Grammar, Algebra, United
States Hi-for., Familiar Silence, FL
cncntary Physiology and Penmanship 500
Arithmetic. Analytical GraIDmar.
/ Algebra Book Kteeping. Philosophy,
Astronomy, Chemistry. Physiology.
Geology, Botany, Moral Science,
! Rhetoric. Logic. Anal~sis, Physical
GeograPiy and pic,a;ioo 5000
/ Plane and Spherical Geometry and
/ Trigouometrs,. Surveying, Dcrerip-
tive Geometry. Shades. shadows and
Perspective. Political Economy and
Latin and Greek L4ngaa~es- 90. $500
ANALYTICAL Geometry, Dlhcrential
and Integral Calculus, ANALYTICAL
| Mechanics, Optics and Acoustics,
/ Aualytical Astronomy. Civil Engin
i ctrinE ana ff.nch language. - =. >fs-V''
! Incidental Fee I'm advance ...... $3.50
| Composition and Defamation through
4 the course.
/ Occasional Lectures. or familiar ethics,
will be given. when they are d, emcd nee
/ csSarv.
! Half the above tuition 20 be paid AZ the
middle of the session and the other at its
close.
Every pupil viii be charged according to
the above rates for the whole time between
the date of entering school and the close of
the session, except in cases of protracfcd
/ absence by sickness, unless the Principal Is
notified that the pupil is Withdrawn for the
remainder Of the Term, in which case the
tuition will be charged 10 the date OF mott
Gcation. and must be paid When the pupil is
discontinued.
The exercises Of ach day will commence
At . =, 4. N. and close at IL. ~, allow
ing from IL NJ. 10 ! ", Pm, for dinner.
We hope 10 build up permanen; school.
worthy the patronage of the public, and
ask all the friends of Education 10 come
forward and assist us I'm our enterprise.
L. J. LEE,
ists - I'd Principal.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

We are just in receipt of letter
from this distinguished champion OF
freedom. promising to address the
people at this pace on THURSDAY
EVENING, OcroBER 4,h. lie will
certainly be here, aud we hope oul
friends will give him large meeting
let the notice be circulated far and
wide.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
The sesuard' on the Douglas
State Ticket.

The "Old Line Guard" publishes
the following resolutions adopted by
the Breckinridge State Committee at
lis meeting the other day, together
with short article on the question OF
supporting the Douglas State ticket,
which we append
RESOLVED, That in view of the con
ciiiatory overtures which have, from
time to time. been made to the friends
of Mr.. Douglas in this State. and
rejected by them, if the present State
ticket be defeated. they. AMI they
alone, will be responsible for the
result.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Gen. WIN. Walker, the great South
American Fillibuster, the gray eyed
man of Destiny, has at last. been
captured and shot. He was captured
by the British and handed over to the
Hondurcans who dispatched him after
tho above manner. lie has at last
met the fate that should have been
metcl out to him years ago. The
South will of course make a noise
about it. as he has been in theil
interest, but the sober Judgment of the
people will say--scrved him right.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

The telegraph tells us that Carl
baldi has entered Naples, proclaimed
Victor Emmanuel King. found so,
600. 600 livres in the royal bank. and
had suppressed a revolutionary com
mittee which he found had constituted
itself an authority in opposition to his
own puposes. This is what was cx-
pected, and it unites al Italy under
one government and makes the Ital-
ians one nation. 1t is happy con-
summation If il can only he maintain.
ell. The trouble is that Victor En-
manuel may not be able to hold Carl
baldi within safe political limits. and
bv passing them he may lose the pro-
tection of France. and invoke the hos.
tiliiy of Austria and Russia. only toe
willing to take an opportunity TO show
itself. France has notified Victor that
the Pope must not be disturbed, and
Russia declares that the present state
of things is intolerablr. 1t is evident,
therefore. that Gariballi has reached
the point beyond which he can not
pass without bringing in outside inter
ference AMI a general war Daily
journal.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
Shcriff's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me
ID directed from the Randolph Cir
cult Court, / will expose TO sale at
:he Court House door, in WINCHESTER
Randolph Co., Indiana, on the
2sTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, IsG0.
between the hours of I0o'clock a. VI
and clock 7. VI. of said day, the follow
ing real estate, situated in Randolph coun-
". Indiana, TO wit
Commencing at the southeast corner OF
the south east quarter of the south east
quarter of section thirtv-four, in townshif
nineteen, of range fourteen east, thence
running north eighty-seyen feet % a stake,
shence west sixty-:our feet. thence north
twenty feet, thence west one hundred and
sixty feet, thence south six and one ball
rods, thence east one hundred AMI sexenty
feet 10 the place of beginning. exeep, the
ground where the Masonic Hall stands on
Executed as the property of Benjamin
Hunt and Levi G. Harris, at the suit ot
Samuel Plstt.
Wi NJ. CAMPBELL.
sept 3. lsee tee 81. >hH X. q.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

KEErIr BEFORE THE PEorLI.-That
John G. Breckenridge says he belongs
to no party that desires the extension
OF Slavery
LET THEM ALss EEMEMEER,
That John Bell says that humanity
to the slave. no less than justice to
tn, master, demands that Slavery
should bc extended
Which is the soundest doctrine?-
Choose yc between them.
We clip the above from the Rich.
mond Whig. the leading Bell-Everet'
organ in Virginia. Comment would
be superauous.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

CfxcI~S,ri Oct. -, 1859.
For many years | have suffered
from dyspepsia. joined to an obstinate
constipation of the bowels. In the
same tine | have Lecn obliged every
few days to take some active purge,
which in the experience of all who re-
sort to physical pills. merely aggra-
vate costiveness. found no perma.
ncnt relief until within few months.
| began using Peruvian Syrup. ] find
the constipation cure; my digestion
has so mach improved that my flesh
has increased several pounds, and a
rheumatic affection and weakness Of
my lower limbs, which troubled me
very much. now entirely gone. am
persuaded these beneficial effects have
resulted from the use Of Peruvian Sy