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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

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ltd eas @udul6 auf. Dtt Wdnner ter
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um tis(. 3dt CAB ss an ttefet gi,ue.
es7 @oafe Nontmartrs stnsn fl,tnen plae,
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ffarfsm &easn cas @aGss anlammeltt.
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oufftsusn. 8oIifan fat bie@.Ralten stnel
au 2rtts ttleen !; e!e R0pfe ndberttn R@.
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8rrfe einos(&loa'n bottt.
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tintas 3eit ouf rem Boesn Bin, murren,
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er lbmar:sn @,ta!ten tat pfiiir> .unb.
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N'usm poOfdnria. cas 'Duntd aretftar
une Waijtan. ntr faur nod fd su riibnu.
pnaie, bIieb lanee an BE Mausr esltbut
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Nuae; um nod tsn bir3ua@s -
len. mas tn er Ginftsrnib bfnter tbm us.'
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Qas p:rb'ntenoe Nolen.

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itin, cob re ..llatsrirciltc" Istt nod nj
nor unr ibre Sr:oans e1(tsin,n trcB crt
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etultn ustuwahuna rer gudrrudsreir
unr pts siirrffn 2sr1criamua in Nnf'r
lcoune ron Stroftn rid'tia fort. Nad
rsm ruiNidfn B|ans "0iutcm1fi Girl
rome" (g6r(en NadrihhG) fanr in ZEN
psrionQE Der Na'ionolrepisruno mid
msniaer ale IL Mal siu uoulidnriln
De9(fl aatt, cine GoIae tbsii'ptile Eel
0:rboflunaen, tbe,Imei(e Ger Hlutt stn
,sInsr Wtalisru Die u0ieporlsaIcee'
cos Mmletlait Der Nationolrsalsrcna
ras mabrl6,tnlih einiot @o6sn I'm Aus
Ianee esrrudt wurre. mie feline Vs,ipd
tunaen ptrrts,bsr, fommt misesr fri'b Don
en pre0,, unp Der 9tortbouptmonn bal
5ertits sin, 3msits Nummr ieinsr 0ererr
nunatn unr Mi,'beilu"a'n untsr rem 10.
Dsssmtr aueaegst'n. Dis{sitsn brtnasn
tie off,tsus Btfanntuoduna. rab Der bin
oerittett @onritora'buIfe &milion @bo'
conoweti an rem an Dr. Esruoni vs1
iibl.n Morrs purebaus un(duleia gene
fen. pae ne Beb6rpsn, ne turdaus>etnen
per 8ubrsdr erarifsn MOLTEN. cen rRsn
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iold.n asfona.n aenommtn. Gur&lbo'
in Der Gitarf0s eepeiniQt. ioa r. 9sasn
rie 3ufdsruna. NIT Deportation nad
5ibirisn b,anariat su merpsu. 6d ~ r.,
1bat t,fannt baten. auf @runo fsinee
3uaendnrntGss III er au6, uie Ger ,.Ds
popes." anasatbsn. orur'beilt unit Bin
eeri9tet wplpen. DIR Startbouptmanr
.r6rtert (orann tae Bsfrtb:u rer ruffidsr
R,pterune ,ur Grrei&unB BON aersf1sn
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lide @.H. tut@ B,rfprs6unaen, Dro
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3wana. nut.t(hrifitn ti1anden ip1dtsn
Sn Darfaau fat rtt poNbt sfntaf DIN
lliasn Nuftrpg .rbaIIsni tab jpay leg q
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
g1cueftcs ans eblee,pia= s. olitein.

glcueftcs ane Ghlesipie> S Golitein.'
Qout Berihten aus 81 tel miro rsr
prinA BON Muoufsnbura als 6n;oa ron
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sisben. ~
mbura, %. De,. Das bis(iae
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fIdrt, Ger poircn tsr @o,1act Gt. Youli,
5snaicr Or. .Rudsr. bate ibm bardter
fciesnee Observation-Disclosures At,
madt:
Der 5frddi(dt @snrol bat mir s,s
fldrt, II mtrrs Grueilien bsmoffuslr
5daoren In 81. puuIi nidt Ruben. unp
menn Id tit(sIben ni&t inbibire, tpsres er
ietit ,tn{drsitsn une n6tbtasnfalls
pr.in(6i.b.n lafien.".
6ambura, Is. De,: Gsaasbt au>
asmein ras @nii&t pae Der rie 5fnrsi,
dudsn 1ruppsn tne etsfer Stast bsftbH<
aenee @snsrol pon fsinsr 3eSterune su'
rldttruf,n wore.n fe'. r::~-
Die telseropbif6e 0srsinbuns miL6ol
fdn une sem Noresn ~ lstt bsuts @tttae
untrtro&sn. " i'"i.N ~" E:...
@,Run Abent ,rar bis Statt Altona d
oIaemein tQumintrt. @roee gollsmo0sn
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pes glational 9tspes: r6dlsspta, 6oI'
IEftei,, m,e.umi&tunetn." Bdraer. Iurner
Fune 5iuptntsu t.bisllsn pit Drpuuus In
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
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Sur Sler
hbtn mir t.n.n Sen gprratb Stari srat iuttt
enb erira.5r6eeu pe1, rtr Dur uhier 1:ti":aent
Gtaute Ruhb,t Der RIA oter te nu3enb -:
,a III buo,ren prsfen as rasnt anesrse caus ,,
Gtabt
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Notion OAr;uvart
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

lit nod i1te beapetftlt norecn, bt6 etntg
n0rrIid, Tolitifsr NIT ibrsm 9lntanQe e
Gd I'm Snterei7s ter Qant.efsincs sinfauu
Ii,e.n. ra0elbe bsftrsitsn, obmobl ei. Hs
teuen pom gonoree lomobl. oIs Don BE-
Suprsme Court unp eer @ruutipe alt
ufrieeeflbrsnes Watt" onsrfannt un,
mdbrsnp bee ean3en &rieoss 70 bsbanps|
morosn finr.
t3u Nnfanes tte{ta 8r!sase alautts mar
oQ9emstn, pah Ter Nr1eee obns tirtt'sr
&nortf ouf Die Snitituicnen re Sactns
mhrerber9efsQt tpercen 6nne. Mber bit
ters G,fobruno bat uns aflfbrt, ra6 hi
5tlaperetre rer Gd(fstn rr Qonfbrra'
tton unr ets llrb.terin etr Rsbeuon, uni
poe tIettsnrer. Grises eur& tbss @uerot
tuna t,tinat IA. =:
In Sflope mar nur tsm Stsataoeiet
faesenQtn @flaos, eer Bunc fannie ibr
! ats folct<n nidt. Dtr Bunb bate Dor
titbsr tas Nsht. ben SfIautn lsinem Germ
iu nebmsn, utt, tbu wsasn 0srbredsn AZ:
(aen ben Bune au frofsn. So bal sr aud
]j,et roGsbe Nsdt rem Sflapen aeaenltsr
ros er rem msieen Wann asasndbr bat
Der Stlape nor labsr rie 6auptadBe et>
Hebellipu,' menn II aud oIa unf,eimi(Ii
osa Dsrf3'ua rsr'f!ten eienen mue'e. Ee1
Bunn ra,f (lb raber aud 0e9sn cje Sf'a'
Ysrti wenetn.
Dos 0ouptrnement rtprd entirt rlbt
Mpf ein 1srrt,esium inne,bab Qem,j|fr
@rsrarn. ionrern ee reprdlenti1t rae @oIf,
welhes roHtIbs coni1ituirte. lisee VcIf
Bat obtr eurb ltinen Nsrrab litb unriir>
ria Qemodt rer Nuautuno leiner polilis
ltsn Rette urp Esir Staatdaoups1re
mcnt it rabe1 luapeneirt morren unc mue
luapenci.t tlftben, biz 90 rieres Don rer
I5ceralauloritdt ans.fannl nirc. Ndbs
reno rie(u 3uftane eourrt lltbsn {ol6e
Stao,en untfr rsr @onirclle efs 16rsrol.
ocu,rrncmente. @otolp Ge oher reftou
rtrt muren, mub iolbes ron ibrsm e,ansn
Yot unr unIer eintm 8ruDsrnsmsnt oes
ldeben, me e5 Die Qnnceeecnititu'ton he
ifimmt wfIde jeeem Gioate rfr Union
eine rspuolifani[he NsoisrunQeform ga
rontirt UNI rsm @eneralaoupsrnement ~
aleib perbietet cine anesre Heoierur95'
form ~ & ftattsn
Die Gretonil7s rr lte!en SABRE battn
nun rsu.Iid aes:iat, roe Grsibe't UNI
Sflooersi Nn'oaonifsn finn. unc rab Elm
Sfloysn0 0aat tsin repub!ifantlt er lein UNI
tIsitsn fann.
'Rtin patriot piro mlu(den f6nnsn,
ra6 rie 9;i,er risler rudlrlen MetelI'cn in
ibre oltsn Nsdte wi,cer eiuoe|sBt merrsn
Nter onre1s in Br,iebunQ auiei perleiteten
.unp aum eroesn She'll aamunaensn Wlal
I'm res Sursns. Wdbreno raber eie
Eroncipottoneprofamo'ic lion unr eie Nm
nr1itrycflamatlcn RS p,dGrsntsn unlsf
bDhEe Uiuouna percienen. (inr RE in leg:
terer prqflamatton sntbaItesen Vsldrdn'
fuAaen osredi une weie.
Da ris Metellon t1folalcs afms(en II,
10 it riellnion nttt apfaeIof uno cober te
rdrfrn rie (lrIidsn Stao'en bIce err Ns:
ccn(tructicn. Gs IN :ater ni6t n6ibia
roe eiele Stoat,n III cine !t11i'5rta|e Q1a,
,uriduerlsB' merren, uno wdbrtnp rer Ter
rloriaIen srenni.di auE Rcftcn Ter
Naion o,rpoItst werrer:c Gie mrrfn
umer n I i!drilhem EtuB nebe1 muReR
bic is ld rtorQantIrt unc :m'trer oio
lcupraine Gtaoten nit StoatsrsGien
pom Burre ancrfanrt no1rfn Gne.
(Gs fcIat run sine furac Vetlbeieiauro
Ger utcbsn 3pfdmd6iatsit" rr In rr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. psoeu Neconilyues
tion en,balt:nen Bsitimnunaen.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

On tsm f,de,en Stunt NOR Ella Durd
lu6tn~ssr 3loaftn uno Gdleulen auae
orpnet moresn, 'Wan flr6'sit. BeGeat'
bdtisn Gh robin a'Hldnt. une- -bsr Do!t
,sip,dfset @isqua mueie ros unttrtroffh.
Paris eurd(u4tn, mibreno tsr, @snsraI
Bua.aup ras obsu PARTS fsaie, -<etn4
,ulammsnbdn9snes rcppslte. Spsraiicn
ri, cine ropp,lte Straieais tir 6ffentll6f e.
Oemalt uforrs,ts,a tuslde oben BON ,es'
Wrmss nnb unten ron Ger YoliAei ptt.tien
mar. Crd NttbsiIupaen ron poli5sis
mannl9oflsnu u. S6Isu(enrdum,rn rur H.
lu6Isn ots(ss uuitrirei)de, ]@tHtdt, pi'
sins tae redts. eis anesre .eas linfe ufy.
rie rriite. Die inntrs Gtatt.. j. :,
Die YoIi3sin arn}dafi NOR nit Glinten,
nit aeuIen, Dsa.n unp Delden tspnfnst.
Dos. mas in eielfm auaenb|ids aul
8a|j,on G& ridtste, mar eis Qatstne, te,
Nunre ouf esm rs6ttn llfer. 1ie(s Runb;
bate ri' aeboQene @a0esie ,une ete Cad, ,
0,Hm b4thiu&t, wel&e fd unter ,tt,
Straee Gapron bsfaneen. Mdbreub, Gl
NIT ru eatsrnt jene Sadsailsn rur9lu&
ten, bate @a1tton puf fieinrm @sae es,
Giuaons aur @auerie asirOFeu, I'm obs'
idmdIsr esfunpen. ole 4esn erasn @ana
uuo pur ni&s 7biusiu9etretsp. 90 wa,
Ct p.ittr ssaanaen. ,3,...j -. : = +
als eie Yolissilsute, aus btr. 0alt1i.
sutddfamen, batter 7Ge -96ritts In se.
Nidtuna mad esr gdrttlftoast ~ 7b6ttn1
aepIuubt. 90 moren tu7 tsr. Ibat 'pil
Sa.insr rgaIi,ans. DIR Gabttr eer 1Mun'
ce bate bt. 2atsrne emporasboben= unb III
Mlaur ldaft ii& an9sfrer9t. In tsm Dun
tel na9 ter @ttte tiasufsben, 30 man :pi'
1rtttst t9sb6rt bate. ~ ;g!o III In
| Sc mar fat galjsan eiae ,,nbeiartitli
!, a' Sua'' %aa @iad. (at d. ,vai Il. qa,..l
,.bsu,lt& Ne ea'sras aaher ibn ni9t; f
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Der @erfolet.,

Wan uus Ter Yolia.i ous jsn.r 3sit
rit @uedttalett wirt,faby,n lcGsn. rae
lie (sIbf unier pen ldmieltQasn umRdntsu
ibrs pFidt or 8fouffdftauna unt Set
Wo6famfsit untrf6dnsrIi9 arfdute.. Gin
Auaanf war In tbren Auesn ftin Dor.
wanr, Den usbtlsb0t.rn cen 3leel itieesn
III loN:n uuo tie @slQ(daft~au Sftna@.
|d(Naen, neil eie NeaiauBG In @sfabr
fei. Der atr6bnlihe DienR etfolats eana
in Der. bsrf1mmlia'n @etle, nsbsn ,tsm
ouasroYetptIidsn une7. nidls b5rtej ibn
miisRtYfirtm uubersasntorsn politf@sn.
Gri0aiiIe. Unit, cent: D,ud elmer mae.
Ii6sn Nspolution' ufzfolaie Elm peIiaei.,
aaent stntn Dkb, obue I'D tura tfn
Auiaane ans ei.s BatJilate tus ma4sn
~ la1tn. .. "A -. - =. , :
gtwas tsrartiae5 erfolate am Nadrkts
Etas ess:lsdlsn Stunt ON Rane. eer @,ine,
am 5ao0t e.e n@tsn nftte, ebsrbals est
! SnpoIir rent.lde..,. ~ -'''' ertE7e7
Nuf eie{sm Qbbonee fdisnen,, 3lpet>
Mdnutr, pieeur& cine asuiiIes Gtrns .ae- Z,
trenntt murtn, finaneft sp btsbadtsp.abfr /
oud einaaDtt-5a fMNtsa:t sD,b airslaer !
peranaina, ,iudts. fid au eniisrnsn. :tsL
meIdu fo!ste. Ib au ndbern., go, y; :.
Ga war ttute stn. @dod{pisl, tas mot,
aus Ter :6srne unp .fdwflasnb. ): fpfslie. !!
Neeer rex tint. nod cer antsre }djen f1-f
~ bseilen betee ainaen rlanafan.. ole Of !
jscsr flr&l.eurd ~ ,arcee Gile bfn @ans
re onesren III bef@leuniesn. II J. A. F.=s=sse +
Die 8srbdltniGe Spt(@en, elmer, iss,fole.
ten Gu6s unb dnsn1 1fI}olesnten 6unte :
n uretn .beobadbltt: Dtr,> rpslder 40 cut. ;
fomm.n (u&ie, mar :@pddltdsuno fat +
drnli& aus, JceE wsIdtI III fadeu fudte.
Elm bo3aewahf,rsr eMann, 4 fab tstbsaps
une mutt cert. ausrsifsn f6nnsn. T2<. ~
E ,Dsrstfere. tsr; mobl; itinea Sdwd&e
fdbIte. Dgmteb tfn. auterns saber Ct pfrnish 8
tthn tn eintr fluasu iupb taernigen; @fife. /
Bu tbn bdtt bsrbnatsns tsnnen. spirbe !
| in, fsinsn Nuasa ben tdRaen2 6as ssr
tGMdt unb pie G9auSe iDrebuu8 ;8sfetea .
:tabsn, ptl&e n Der. Gurdtuliest t.aaDes /
Etlfntpra ircr5 trs. njemanb alma "a midi
etnmal Elm BeoifabreT septsl22 6pIs avetatefl,
por In Ter iNdbe 10 bsmerfsn. i f5jssz, I'D
I s2dat funnts unan;bte tetesn 2fntt lssmsl
3at 0easnAbsr erfsnnell iunbs lrsrs tiit. ;auS
Eriefer Gsrnea teebo dBtshdtie. + ,pltse gbtn j
Manu, PER rgpptapatHa. ssiusn asgIuup.s
tttns drbhud.r M at1teynhen Resf6sR !
ttn' tinrr isrrifJthtn Bluufe. IN tsm antsta d
absr einen pfftsI,n un6 ilaf1fden Men.
(&en srtannt bdteh, fbet ,iineu tfe an taS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Beiberbefe un6 MiQer,

Gint Yartbie fetr gutter reasr S1rine', f9r
btlts teim Barrel ~ uttiau sr tr
Ycirertrde Il. DliIcr.
Gtmer unt Dalt,ubsr ~ Rolius 6atrif Yrt'-
e1 bet
g: Beicerbed, u Willir.
pot-yaplu tsim wsiJ;' ,,u mef;ne 5atrt
prsftn.
mob.r uub rcfftnrt.r 9ut.r, It,., su-u, aa6st. 9,
tsle y, gDtseeeuetdufer lu gpa9c Pre- 'n - 1t
IuefrYaae -be
..y Belre,tefe u. WiQsr.
Aeue 9scfinen. Hsue 8oriri6sn te0anttfte
9drtus, emtsGer, cd ei.er- PIT turatr. craur. 1an'
ba, ser- uas gntR. asrre Adfe Wlrf8is @st,l ts'
Betrcrtfde u. Winrr.
Gin fetr out aGcrtirtee Eager pcn altsn Nceln,
rara6Rfben- unb aat,,ba Te;nsr = f,rrsr:
9tauvn tsliG-r Spstt ais Serth2Dbs's1 Wur 90ai'H-
Dbtsies J.. a. bh
Betcertrde II. Mi0er.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

. 6@6F *11 >Tsst3sfE Esafil2H fls1 !a$sgg
:e<'tz"as MAJ ri H,aiti ,FsF;H1 Hee8pa3
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Triibc 6roc ricu

So tten srta!ien unt ,m D;rlrf 6art: Garoh1 Orb
(r. meet onen, Bure,,su 0rItt tasr F'i ss y rft
@,us,. redaaupen. Rts .t!. fS-ief 0,no era' .eeo
sabe, 9uue uut 1ersfnce atpfs beusibt ,t!'t1 Ns IN
4ora:ttn Raf:e-4 Grelnutl, SIl;r, bsf1'tn' "a
rtua., R4tuuad @eef d. Wressvmto1 Qcr"nst' qeet'eA
mstl. SEQ Baibd RarcfIn. lo1 Su(bel 1t es n et" H.
r@- 1ut Nrtft tnnerbalb Ger StaftSrsn3
fret tn's 6aue 5slisfsrt.
8. ~. Ttt;rle',
Ne Sttote lnt }ftte W9 50
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Mu1uf @arnebpIb'a

Wutta9et'WItRf
wronrit- rua prouillons .stors,
70, 80 3te 1traA mife,en 6arrifpn une Rplev
Dd EXPORT, Srwd
sestutsn rsbaaortretu eaesrOo'
@rcf.rtes. Wrcptlons. 61rmer's g. ea'brare,
- -~Jposee1an. &srefene.eampen, 4iavcrs.
80. 6pla., @eipeu. unb 1anep'g1aaren ,c
erbattu et btm vubltlur ron Davenport ums,e,ul
rsblfdI 5fs "a 3 sum gerfauf g toteu ns:een.
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to suspect that help was at hand, and, still
grasping the gun, he asked
White man coming back bime-by P"
A question which meant, Will be be long
IN coming? | quickly .eplied-
"NO. White man coming back bime
by quick!" This startled him; for he
knew he had provoked retaliation, and
hastily leaving, followed by his troop, they
mounted their ponies, and drove off at
full speed.
81 had also, said she, "a little adven-
ture with the wolves. One day, feeling
lonely, spent the afternoon at neigh
bor's. On my return at dusk, there had
been light fall of snow When nearly
home | noticed that large gray wolf was
stealthi]y following me. I entered the
door and closed it instantly; but, would
you believe me, that creature, being very
hungry, suppose, sat watching on the
door step all that long winters night! He
fled next morning at the approach of q
settler. Home MONTHLY.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-30
SAINT PAUL FRIDAY SEPTEMBER

destitute, said Mr.. Efingham. "We for
got her conduct toward ourselves, and did
everything in our power to alleviate her
sorrow and heartfelt degradation. Emily,
at length, induced her to come and reside
with us. I managed her affairs, sold the
estate, and paid what debts had been in
CURED, with the exception of those of dis
'honor, from which her husband had fed.
But Caroline's pride had received too deep
a wound to be healed :-she had pined and
faded, and within six months of her hus-
bands departure died. All that remains
now of that once grand, proud family, is
the dear boy in the garden who is playing
with my little girl"
The entrance of Emily prevented any
further reference to her sisters melan-
choly history. She looked, if possible,
more handsome than ever. Her face wore
the beautiful expression of habitual con-
tent.
So good hearts live. And may they
live and prosper; eternal sunshine dwell
ing over their heads.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-30
Written for the Pioneer.
HELEN DREW.
by G.. K. II.

Helen Drew grew up at my side,
Unfolding to life like a beautiful flower,
That sleeps through the watch of the warm
night tide,
And opens to light in a single hour.
Her burning thought shone through and
through
A thin white veil of sensitive clay,
Like planet that looks from the arch of blue
Through tissue of smoke, with steady ray.
A CLEAN there was on her flaxen hair
sanity light in her deep blue eve
As if she had caught the spirit of prayer
With visions of angels sweeping by,
And her delicate ears were turned to greet
The far-otf notes of a wonderful hymn,
That came subdued, and solemn and sweet,
From the lips of invisible cherubim.
Her taper fingers were white and thin.
And tinct with veins of violet hue,
And an audible pulse beat quickly in
The electrical heat of Helen Drew
We did not call her handsome, or fair.
AS one should speak in a civil way
But she had grace Of her own, and an air
Thrice refined from puritys clay.
Helen Drew see no more
In the places where We were wont to meet;
She has sailed the sea to another shore,
And treads the gold of a marvellous street.
She sees the angels she used to see
In clearer light and joins the hymn
That swells DER the waves of the jasper sea
From the lips of immaculate cherubim.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-30
FRONTIER WOMEN.
BY REV. O. II. PEARSON.

There was Mrs. S., practical, mat
ter-Of-fact person, unsusceptible to the
love of adventure or of change. Submit
any scheme to her, and, however dazzling
it might be to an ardent nature, she looked
at it in the light of fact, reckoning up the
pros and cons with mathematical GOODNESS.
When, therefore, her husband became ex-
cited by accounts of the cheap lands, sure
to rise, the fertile soil and healthful cli-
mate of Minnesota, she was calm. When
he suggested emigrating, she was unmoved
Toll, deprivation, disappointment, were
invisible to his enthusiasm; but to her they
stood revealed as verities, and to argue
with her was useless. Indeed, looking at
their present condition, why should she be
in haste to abandon it for life both new
and dubious? Their pleasant home, with
its broad acres and fine buildings, they
owned. Educational privileges were ex-
cellent. Her husband was honored with
office in church and state. But the more
Mr.. S. talked about a removal, the
more his zeal was infamed. The wife saw
that his happiness was bound up in the
matter, and more than that, his health,
perhaps Often prostrated by acute dis
ease, he had been recommended to try the
climate of the Northwest as remedy.
This consideration turned the scale in his
favor. The homestead was sold, the fur
niture. farm implements, &C., advertised
for sale at public auction. The avails of
these, together with the s first payment 4"
on the house, were to furnish the money
for usei the new home.
Mr.. S., however, after all bis plead
ings, felt little disht ,.rtened when, the
very night before the appointed sale, his
goods took fire and burned up. But the
wife had decided to 60, and this untoward
event did not discourage her. As they
were to travel by their own conveyance,
the emigraut wagon was made ready, and,
with bedding, food, and cooking utensils
packed, poultry crate lashed behind, and
the children aboard, they started on their
thousand mile journey! The first day all
went "merry as marriage bell :" but at
night, Mr.. S. came down with ague
and fever. He was utterly prostrated,
and proposed to give up the expedition
and return.
"No!" replied the wife, who had as
sumed the Office of driver. 81 am not
going to drive these horses back again and
be laughed at by the neighbors! Besides,
if Minnesota will cure you, you need more
than ever to go there now, and shall not
give up till we are there"
She kept her word, becoming coach
man, doctress, nurse, cook and guide.
She selected the camping place at night,
groomed the horses, took care, not only of
the babies, but of her husband. 1t was
she that inquired the route, led the horses
safely around "sloughs," and forded