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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-15
PATIENCE.

Why is it. dear mother that Ill, father al
VANS contrivcs 10 leave the house when come
home =
Il know not: have never remarked it,.
You have. dearest mother.
Yes and ! have said Matliil,ie. Pauls sis
ter a lovely girl Of sixteen. busilv engaged in
the mysteries Of crochet work; ever since
Paul was boy at School, papa always went
away during his holidays, and now. after Paul
has been three years in Africa and returns SO
distinguished quite a hero. in fact, it is very
unkind. not 10 ~ay very queer. that he should
discover all ut once a long journey to he UNI
dcrtakcn."
Your father has always been kind to Paul :
I'm sure he loves him.
Loves him, VII, should he not, his own
son =:
To he sure"
Bat Mother. darling said Paul. you
really ought to DO me tavor-ask him in what
| have offended him.
Nine dc Chcnnevi'r re turned very pale and
Withdrew her eyes from her sons face.
Mamma Nus. not H.. worried, s:is! Ma
thilde. - tell lnu tirt il j. Il wlI:.i Of my
fathers. and
AT this moment a hand was laid on Nathil-
dc5 shoulder. and tnrnin.; round She bshcld
her father.
a whm. my d,9,r Ma,hilde: I. that the
way for q dntitul daughter to speak of her
father: Has your mother complained of my
neglect or is she afraid to speak to me, and ST
seeks tic mediation OF her children
Il nave never complained.' said Mime. dc
Chennevicrc: Maurice. You know | submit
entirely Ia Nour Judgment III MI things now.
a. | have done. tOr--
-. No matter how long | came to say that |
am not Going 20 leave Paris: so you see. Mile
Natbide that you have accused NE unjustly.
As punishment shall myself escort you to
this tall at Nine. dOrignv's tonight and see
that YOU behave yourself for the arrival of
your brother, hero, a. YOU call him, seems o
have turned your BRAIN -
You 20 to ball. dear father! WHY, |
never heard Of your doing such g tang In my
life. WHY DO you 80 tonight.
- Perhaps 10 see some one can only sec
there"
Mamma, take care some pretty woman
perhaps p,,,
''Or some great celebrity, exclaimed raul ;
much As nv father SCOTS at heroes think ne
will be glad TO sec one who is TO be at NINE;
d'Origny's tonight, the leader oil the lnland
campaigns in Africa for the last ten wears. Oe'i.
de Monbarv'
Paul, open tie windows, Your NOthcr
seems growing faint"
Nine. de Chennevierc tried To rise, trlcd 10
smile, but her frame seemed paralyZed, ana ner
lip tremblcd. Still she conquered her emo
uon, and after 4 few moments, rising WIN
perfect ease and chcerfulness of manner, lett
the room.
Neither Paul nor Mathilde attached any i'm
portance 10 their mothers agitation, but NJ. dc
ChenncVlere %;1cd after her with O sad, severe
look on his brow; then, without another word,
left the room by an opposite door.
AS 1or Nine dc Chenneviere, having reached
her own room, she entered it and carefully
locked the door. Then throwing herself up
on her knees oy the side of her bed, she hid
her face, murmurlng prayer in broken ac-
cents.
90! heaven, after twenty years of suffering
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-15
VOL. XV.-NO. Al


Here is u touching train Of thought and
ceiling, embodied in simple and pathetic verse.
from the hand of a rebel woman. II
is taken from q collection of war-lyricS. lately
published in New York. entitled ''Rebe
Rhymes and Rhapsodes.'
We were sitting around the table,
Just a night or two ago.
In the little cosy parlor
With the lamplight burning low.
And the window blinds halt opened.
For the summer air to come.
Aud the painted curtains moving
Like busy pendulum.
e. the cushions on the sofa.
And the pictures on the wall
ind the gathering of comforts.
In the old familiar hall:
and the wagging of the pointer,
Loun@ing idly by the door.
And the fitting of tue shadows
From the ceiling 10 the floor
@. they Weakened in my spirit.
Like the beautiful IN art.
Such a busy. busy thir king
Such a drctminess OF heart.
That sat anon" the shadows.
With my spirit all a>tray:
Thinking only-thinking only
OF the soldiers far away:
o! the trn!s hrucaIh the moonlight
OF the Slirrin. taltOo- sound.
OF the soldier in his blanket.
III his blanket on tic grouod:
OF the icy winter coming.
OF Tie cold bleak winds tia. bow
md the soldier in his blanket.
In his blanket Oh the snow.
Oi the blight upon the heather
And the frost upon the hill.
And the whstlin". whistIing ever.
And the never. never still:
OF Ia little leaflets falling,
With the sweetest. >addest sound -
And the soldier--uh the soldier.
IL hi> blanket on the ground.
'lhus fingered in my dreaming.
In my dreaming lar away.
Till the spirits picture paintin"
Seemed as vivid as the day
And the moonlight faded softly
From the window opened wide
and the faithful fai.htui pointer
Nestled closer ~ my side.
md | knew that Meath the starlight.
Though the chill, trosts may fall
That the soldier will be dreaming.
Dreaming often o. us all.
50 | gave my spirits painting
Just the breathing Oi Il sound
For the dreaming. dreaming soldier,
In his slumber on the "romti.
November -, 1StI.
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ELIXIR DE VTTM.

aAAnaaF v s "rZE HEn 49,
- aga- ELIXIR DE WIFE. rasE
Dtess Gpntc 8ttters, wel&es felt lange eiaen ~tprlusItUs
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In DfutfaIanb ais @4i44-s-
~DaS 9GnsssiFdnf unI.rer 3eit. ee.
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SrtelbeFser, @efauratturs, @pUtbefsr &c. fpsen in si Ia
BruGbt@G cine mertb1ple Aueue hS Profits,
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Tribute of Resperi

At meeting of:hr Army Medical Cn2-ra ~ this Past,
heli St the Medical uveyors O:e Tor y purpC'r Ct
sIprr sing their t!sh appreciation End r,ga:d for tho
la Sergeoa d. S. GREEN, Ccuf-der.. States Navy.
eurgeo, W. o. Oven called 10 tie Chair. aud Sur.
gecn H. Kijdsr Tsycr appointed Secretary.
nu motion OF Surgeon J K. Page. ConpItt.a IT aiI
app oint.d to DRAFT rebCluuots Expressive OF tie
tlmrrt nf hs meeting:
Tde Chair appointed tt. f.losin Drs. J. r. Page,
Houston, Ken per, Gait. TICKER ard CraighI!i
The Coz mittse, rough 2, Pave reported he I'll
loving which ere unanimous Idop'aJ:
Whereas, 1t has pleas sii-wke Prord-Ecs TO as-
from midst Surgeon g. Green t:oif ts:'t: stht6s
Navy, fer solo lin e.e! wi Il. in N" Msh'cal o
par usn B this o; End HLecas tae CfBc'n' 'conu' as
we'll As the lnver ably kind AL oourt-eu- drme'1r o
Sur Green has comu9udei app! o;-I an1 'l'
ted for hlmsA since.e cStesl aud regard; iLr'"
fore,
Resolved 1s. That in tho desth oi surgeon ID D
Green, ID conatry has lost pure pat:io' ,hs nS- al
vice faithful aut experienced officer tal Tie m'dica'
proesIon "a arden: supp r ofis d1ni.T ~ pr:ci;'ts
and it. bis.
Re~lseI .d. Tha. .-rd"rfo The bart3Ved family
ord Ients OF the a:ti-lt sfhy III :hn
IN ,ir ,.l tctio. r.sting tla: the 7d consoa
on In cont MP lii vhsiou' an u.-ul cs:e 3,
wei; ss IN ii. Dvi:- pfecept-Th:, the tu In be.::
sh ali Gee God"
Resolved aL Tha. 'be p-o.eAi9gI o. I. mestrS b"
pub tshei II thu Lyurhou-I snd Richmond aver,
that copy be teat - the fau W ari friends Of ks
ceaseh. w. q. OWEN, CLaircan.
R KIDDER TAYLOR, Secretary.
LYyr8BrRG Va
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FROM ALEXANDRIA.

From late flies of the Alexandria Ga
zstte" we obtain tho following items CT IL
tereat to refugees from Alexandria:
"a municipal election took place on the lst
instant The whole number Of votes cast was
2l3. G.. A. Ware, on the anti-refDrm ticket,
was elected Mayor; Reuben Johnston, Audi
tor; S. Ferguson Beach, Corporation Attor-
ney; Robert Bal, Jr, Surveyor; Charles r.
Grimes, Superintendent Of Pllicc; Isaac b.
Lo.tioy, Gauger Of Casks and Inspector Of
Snirlls; Richard Tatsapaugh, Cnirf Engineer
nf the Fire Department.: Thnmes Dsyer,
Clerk of tho Gas Works; John P. Whitem0re,
Clerk Of thu MARKET: w. W. White, Meas urer
Of Wool nud Bark: VIA. Il. Howard and E.
s. Bnynton, Inspectors of Lumber; Gen. G
l[aweh aud y. q. Whittlesey, Collectors #
Taxes; and Thomas D,vy md p. u. uenier-
sln, Aosessna.
"In the First Ward, Jas. Vansant, Alder
man; and Samral Baker, G. llulst, j. +. Eariin
and W. j. Coying. C0unclmen in the Se-
cond Ward. E. Rurchell, Alderman; j. r.
Sherwood, j. l.. Dyson. Jas Robinson una a.
Moran, COuEcilmen; in the Third Ward, A.
@. Harmon, Alderman; j. Tacey, j. c. clark,
NJ. Stewars and G. N. Gregory, Council
men; and the Fourth Ward, Robt. Bell, Sr.,
Alderman; ". b Massey, ". n. Berklay,
Vim. A7nol1 and IL. $. Martin, Couneilmeli;
wcrc elected
a long liss Of sales IF proparty made un-
der the Direct Tax Law an tho lst, ia puG-
Iished. 1t il TOO long for our columns. We
giye few items:
$.OiEice Of tho Virginia Sentinel and re-
sdence of Il II. Smith, assessed nc S3,50e,
sold TO w. A. Duncan for Sl,750.
"House on Washington street. assessed to
j. ii. Lqthrcp at S5OO sold to F. H. Pier,
pont. ('Govecnor, for $3.50.
"Trn hnuscS and los were knocked cut to
one H. +. Chittcnden
"Tue Gazette publishes extracts from the
speech Of Lewis Mex enzie in the Yankee
House of Representatives, on the CONTEST by
him for scat in that body. lie urges his
LOYALTY strongly-says be is and has been
oil the time u friend to tho Government
did Ill he could to prevent the rebellion
against Government which has always been
kind and paternal, particularly to the people
of the South, and many other ike sentences.
lie pleads the nigeer with special emphasis
says for the colored people he has always bad
great rcgard--has been their friends for many
years-hc feels for them now-supports Liz
coins emancipation proclamation, and the
like. Blu. cren Cud,y could not save this
miserable trailer, and he was kicked out Of
Congress.
"By command cf General Slough, Com
mandans, alf order he's been issued from the
Provost Marshul's Office, notifying all persons
having no reputable or yisable means o
support to leave the city on or before the Jtf
| instant, or thsy will be arrested.
"On Saturday morning., the Gazette say
IS refugees from Richmcpd, consisting o
men, women and children, reached Washing
ten, picked up at different points on the Lowe
Potomac. Many of them had upon their per
sens considerable amount of money in goit
and silver. These refugees are prinoipall,
| Germans"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
TIE LATE FIGHT AT SUFFOLK-FUR
TIER PARTICULARS.

The Petersburg express" has the follow
ing in addition to previous reports Of this
spirited affair:
Gen. Rnnsom, learning that the Yankee
trGCps had occupied Suffolk On Sunday, moved
his iDrce from the neiGhbOrhoot: Of Somer,ou.
and reached Bethlehem Church on Wcdne5-
day morning. About zen o'clock in the day,
his skrmsher5 advanced to the Merry Oak.
two miles from town, where sunIC negro pick
cts were posted. They lied, and were pur-
sued into the town, whore n regiment Of nc
gro cavalry were stationed. The fight took
place in the streets, the negroes dismountng
after the first FIRE and dying in every direc-
tion. Several were killed il the streets, and
many took shelter in u vacant nouse, just be-
yond the limits Of the town, On the East
This house was charged by Our meD, and all
but four captured. These four refused to sur
render, and the house was fired. When tic
flames were we'll under way, ono came oGf.
firing upon our men as Ec did so and was
killed The other three remained and were
consumed in the flames. The flying negroes
were pursued to Jericho Run. wherc they
tore up the bridge; also the bridge at the
Canal, q quarter Of u milo distant. Ransrm's
forces pursued and charged the camp at Brr-
nard's \ Mill, tho Yankees running ns Though
the arch hsnd Of me regions Of w1o was after
them. Having only small force ol cavalry.
they could not be followed. Tho c;.rnpH ana
qnertermas.er's stores were destroyed. the
men first supplying themselves with ovcrr"ata
AID other articles, which lhcy conli bring of
conveniently.
We lost three men in the engagement, add
the number killed Of the enemy was about
thirty. We had two men captured, aud have
not learned how many prisoners VIC took
The affair is regarded al q very brilliant one.
General Ransom has fallen back this side ni
SuiSlk, and the Yankees have aga;n advanced.
and there vas rur,e diminishing Thursday
morning, at Cowling's Landing, Two m.la.
west of Suffolk. Should the Yankees DO re-
inforced and make any further aivanc.,
they will find the gallant Raoso:n in the right
place.
Several Of the negro soldiers '.illed in this
battle, belonged to gentlemen in Sufolk,
and died in few hundred yard of their old
bones.
General Ransom obtained fr IN the enemy
somo fine horses piece Of artill:-y, and many
small arms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
SALk OF LAND AND SLAVES.

By virtue Of decree = the cnusty Of Fuvsn1s:
pronounced on the 93i day Of November, le6] shah
sell ths highs: bidder for cash. at the late re'iderce
Of Charles Thonss decd. IN 'h- county OFFS suns
the 11th dny of April, 1864, II ts!r. IL hct, TIE
next fair Day sA Lard, TIE trst eortaip-
Ing about seventy scres aud tie second ac:s
lying the waters OF Cunningham Greek Ia the county
II Fluesnca
on he same dsy, aud In purs- anee OF decree OF tie
SINE osurt, ,hsl SELL Ia the highest bidder aLh
dye CT ria s.syes, the Lo,t tsen ynnn2 and k.q
JOHN SCLATEk,
uhS.aar4s ConnlaLonsf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

T OsT CERTIF1CATHs The upcets'gne! hs
IL lost TIE following certificates OF debt Of the Stale o.
Virs inIa ssn~ng hs the hooks OF the ira
sury Of Hsld State -nslpsIy. No. 1851. for G 500 No
1884 tor aSG1; end No 3siJ Tor S 600.
any psrssc having us Same VII plesss deliver then 10
Thon, T. GNss Hishm1rA Va, for the undsrlisHA
mis- wi2v 1HA1I WILKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
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