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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

NJ }. r.. LOWELL.
Love steals into tbo heart

Love steals into tho heart
With feet as silent as the lights0me dawn
That kisses smooth the rough brow Of the dark.
And hath It's will through blissfrI gentleness-
Not like rocket, which, with savage glare,
Whirls suddenly up, then bursts, and leaves the
night,
Painfully quvering on the dazzled eyes;
A love that gives and takes. that secth faults
Not with flaw seeking eyes like needle-points,
But loving kindly, ever Looks them down
With the o'ercoming faith Of meek forgiveness
A love that shall be new and fresh each hour
As is the golden mystery Of sunset,
Or the sweet coming OF the evening star,
Alike, and yet most unlike, every day,
And seeming ever best and faircst now;
A love that doth not kneel for what it seeks,
But faces Truth and Beauty as their peer,
Showing its wOrthiness OF noble thoughts
By a clear sense Of inward nobeness;
A love :hat In its object indeth not
All grace aud beauty, and enough TO safe
It's thirst Of blessing, but in all of good
Found there, IL sees but heaven granted types
OF good and beauty in the soul Of man,
And traces, in the simplest heart that beats,
A family-ikcness to the chosen one,
That claims Of IL the rights Of brotherhood
For Love Is blind but with the neshly eye,
That so its inner sight may be more clear;
And outward shows of beauty only so
Are needful ut the first, as is n hand
To guide and to uphold an infants steps;
Great spirits need them not; their earnest look
Pierces the body's mask Of their disguise,
And beauty ever u to them revealed.
Behind the unshapeliest. meancst lump OF clay
With arms outstrctched and eager face ablaze,
Yearning but TO be understood and loved.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
Three Brothers Suddenly Insane.

One of the most singular and painful exhibi-
tions of insanity, and in single family, tha. We
remember to have heard of, has just occurred al
Henderson, Jefferson county, n. Y. Vim. Gill
]. w. Gill, and Daniel r. Gill, three brothers
who live in the town of Henderson. near Sails
buys Mills, and who are well known as extcn
sive farmers, have each within period of five
months become insane. The brothers Gill are
very extensive landholders, owning in the aggre
gate, about 900 acers, included in which are
the Chloe Islands, in Lake Ontario. Ii is said
upon this there are large membranes, which
have considerabl! embarrassed the owners. and
Ehich doubtless has been the cause of their Ia
sanity.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

We extract the following from the Natchcz
Free Trader Of the 9Th:
On Friday morning last, just at daylight, some
of the hands on w Z. Smiths plantation. on
bayou Cocadra, had crossed the bayou TO the Gin.
which is within two hundred yards of the quarter.
Just as they were passing the seed house. a
panther sprang upon the foremost negro, striking
him in the face with his claws, and then seizing
him by the back OF the neck. bore him to the
ground. The other negroes fed into the gin,
shouting; "Murder. murdcr.' One however,
who was armed with an axe, stood his ground
and dealt the panther heavy blow with his AK.
The panther relinquishing his hold on the pros.
trate negro, turned on his new assailant, and a
sharp battle ensued. when the panther, having
received several wounds, concluded that dis.
erctionwas the better part ofvaor, and retreating
to the seed house, stood at bay. clearing fcro.
ciously at the two negroes, who accepted iis
proposition for n cessation of hostlities BEING
soon reinforced by detachment from the op-
positc side of the bayou, with dogs, guns and
knives, they returned TO the attack, and soon
placed their adversary hors dc combat Ii was a
female, not of the larges. size. A very large
male had been killed on the plantation the pre-.
vious evening.
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A Voice From the Loyal south.
ny o. W. HOLMES.

ny o. W. HOLMES.
We sing "Our country's" song to night,
With saddened voice and eve;
Her banner droops In clouded light
Beneath the wintry sky.
Wen pledge her once In golden vino
Before her stars have set;
Though dim one rcddcning orb may shine,
We have Countryyet.
'Twcrc vain TO sigh Ger errors past,
The fault OF sires or sons;
Our soldier heard the threatening blast,
And spiked his useless guns;
He saw the star wreathcd ensign fall,
by mad invaders torn;
But saw IL from the bastoned wall.
That laughed their rage TO scorn.
What though their angry cry Is flung
Across the bowling wave,
They smite the air with Idle tongue
The gathering storm who brave;
Enough OF Speech! the trumpet rings;
q be silent, patient, calm
\ God help them ifthe tempest swings
The Pine against the Palm!
Our toilsome years have made Us tame;
Our strength has slept unielt;
The furnace lire ~ slow 10 ilamc
Tha. bids our poughshares melt;
'Tis hard TO lose the bread TO win
In spite of Natures frowns-
To drop the iron threads we spin
That weave our webs of towns.
To see the rustling turbines stand
Before the emptied fumes.
To fold the arms that flood the land
With rivers from their looms;
But harder still for those who learn
The Truth forgot 50 long;
When once their sluVberng passions burn,
The peaceful are the strong.
The Lord have mercy on the weak,
And calm their irenziod ire,
And save our brothers ere they shrek,
ave play with Northern iire"'
The eagle hold his mountain hight
The tiger pace his den.
Give all their country. each his right
God keep us all. Amen!
NArioSAL FAsr, Jan. t. 1861.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

H-American Sewing Machines, eonta'ned :"
richly ornameused eases, have been among 'he
most fashionable of the New Years 0iits IN
Paris, this season
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

THE PkrSrrR-This fine manuel for the craft,
for December is received. Published by Henry
4 Greason, n. y, at 81 year
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

A VENERABLE BsDE.-We find the following
in the Raleigh, IN. c. Register:
Married. At the residence Of the brides
father, on the 18th of December, ty the Kew
ID. A. Mclean, Rev Mark Smith and Miss
Santha Ann Mura,he, daughter Of Governor
Cook, aged 10 years, months and - days. all
OF Catham county.
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ARTICLE Z.
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r5is.lESTE oaT.
r.,sy,>p, Thursday, Jrcc 81, 1861
EVENING SESSION.
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mcnt, for forced upon him he could but
perform this duty or surrender the ex
istence of the Government in compro-
mise; not that compromises are not often
proper, but that no popular government
can long survive marked precedent,
that those who carry an election can only
save the Government from imme late de-
struction by giving up the main point
upon which the people gave the election.
The people themselves, aud not their
servants, can safely reverse their own de-
clsons. AS private citizen the Exec
utlve could not have consented that
these institutions shall perish, much less
could he in betrayal Of so vast and so
sacred a trust as these free people had
conided to him. He felt that he had
no moral right to shrink, nor even to
count the chances Of his own life in what
might follow. In full view Of his great
responsibility he has SO far done what
he has deemed his duty. You will, ac-
cording to your own judgment, perform
yours. He sincerely hopes your views
and your actions may so accord with his
as to assure all faithful citizens who
have been disturbed in their rights, Of a
certain and speedy restoration of the
laws, and having thus chosen our course
with pure purpose let us renew our trust
in God and go forward without fear and
with manly hearts.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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AN ORDINANCE

Authorizing the organization of Citizens Po-
lice and Night Watch.
SECTION 1. BE It ordained by the Torn Council
Of the Torn Of Fomrroh That it shall be and it
is hereby made lawful for the Citizens of the
town of Pomeroy to organize themselves into
Citizens Police and Night Watch, with full
power to arrest at any time all suspicious per-
sons found within the limits Of the corporation.
SEC. =. All persons arrested under. the first
section of this ordinance, not being able to give
satisfactory account Of themselves to the
party making the arrest, shall be taken, forth
with, before the Mayor or other competent au-
thority for examination, to be held or dis
charged, at the discretion Of said authority.
Passed July I'd, 1861.
H. B. SMITH, Mayor.
GEO 3 Grow Recorder
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-S~&<SE-
CONGRESS-.

Congress met on the 4th inst. Grow,
of Pennsylvania, was elected Speaker, on
the first ballot, by a very large majority.
He made patriotic speech on the an
nouncement, which was cheered by the
crowded galleries. This inscnced Val
landigham--the only open tory from
0hio-who ranted and raved in his
usual bully style, but could not help
himself. Vallandigham received seren
votes for Speaker. This is perhaps the
plumber of unmixed traitors in that body.
Etheridge, a true Union man, and Ex
member of Congress from Tennessee, was
elected Clerk. No business beyond the
organization VAS transacted.
On the fifth, the message Of the Presi
dent and the reports Of the heads of
the Departments were received, and bills
introduced in accordance with the
recommendations Of the Presidents
Message We will keep our readers
posted in the proceedings, during the
session, which it is thought will be
short one. The hope is that the 'trai-
tors" whether Of the open, manly sort,
or the meaner and more dangerous clan
of "oily compromisers, y will be awel, if
not shamed into a decent respect for tn e
popular sentiment, 50 far as to refrain
from consuming the time in spouting
partisan slang and secession Aeroics,
while honest men are working for the
salvation Of the country.
If cunning knaves, or their scft-shelled
dupes attempt to insult the loyalty of
the country by parleying with the rebels,
under the plea Of ''compromise," we
trust the true men, who must be in a
large majority, will lay their nostrums
on the table with the contempt they de-
serve. That there are men in both
houses of Congress, who have deliber-
ately perjured themselves in swearing
to support the Constitution, which they
intend to subvert; there is no doubt
Some Of them have probably done it for
the purpose of dra wing their salaries,
and some that they might the better aid
their tory accomplices in the camp
Let them have the price of their per-
Jury, but watch them!