St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

Tug AoImcF one has 20 Ioea, ana tncy arc
good illustration Of the glorious theer-
tainty Of medical vcrdicts, for the one
Smith woud call Consumption, Jones would
swear ~as Gout~ One Of the figures looks
lito headache and appears to be wondor-
ing whether she is able toget up and drcas
for dinner. Ali the others look Us If fLet
might answer a health inquiry with.
''Pretty ven THANK 'ee-aow's yourse'f''''
Delirium Tremers shows the top of his
head and this looks like front rim Of
red and yellow, double poppy; and the Fe-
yer must be scarlet; and Despair copper
red. The little patch Of sky is somewhat
the color Of a sailors blue cotton blouse
and the whole picture, design and e1ecu-
tion, is an absurd f.ilure to naturalist and
subject, beyond the reach Of painters
brushes. Tn. original must be even .
greater failure than Vests ':peath on the
Ia!o Horse"
OWATONNA JOURNAL.
Arriving in Owatonna, the first thing
was to inquire for Mrs. SuEErz and the
Printing Office, when I and several ci,i-
Gems Of Owatonna learned to our great sur
prise that the Office had that week passed
out Of Mrs. SHEETz' possession. The facts
as I afterwards learned them are these:
HlnAM SAEETz was leading Republi-
can Of Central Minnesota, was twice elcc;-
cd Is the Legislature, was man of raro
intellectual requirements, Of enlarged be-
nevolence, highly cultivated taste aud ,sa-
spotted n;ora]s-a young man Of rare prom
Use wao commanded the respect Of all who
knew him. He came to Owatonna and
invested his all i'll property there. He
and Mr.. Frances started the journal, rent
ing the press, type and building Of propri-
etors who had ceased to be residents Of the
place. Las; fall he took typhoid fever aud
died, leaving hi: homestead mortgaced ami
some small liabilities. His wife who is
every way worthy to have been the help
mate Of such man, crushed down her
overwhelming sorrow and went to work.
lis creditors forwarded her efforts to save
her home. She took his place in the Of
fee, made arrangements to settle the estate
without the expense Of administering; and
bad fair prospect Of full means Of clear
ing his liabilities and making living for
her family. One small creditor, Mr.. Coz
NELL, proposed buying hcr interest in tho
but she told him plainly it vas
her only means cf sarniu. bread for her
self and her two children; one daughter
less than three years old, the o.heryet un-
born. Nhereupon hc disclaimed all
thought Of interfering, declaring that tho
note Of one hundred dollars which he held
against her husband should never be used.
Well, this same Mr.. CORNELL, aided it il
believed by CocGswE!.I the Republican
hound who voted to make Minnesota a
slave state, went to work, stealthi]y, and
made all his arrangements When the
time Of Mrs SuEErz' confinement arrived.
MIR. CORNELL appeared with bill Of sale
Of the press and type; and lease Of the
Office building. All the lawyers in the
place offered their services to contest };s
claim and keep it in law until the citizcns
could procure her another Office; but Cor
NELL Informed her that if she contested
his right he would take out letters Of ad-
on the estate; an1 this would
have consumed the pittance she hoped t.
save. So she thought best to "scll OUT
to him and thus lift the note he held.
So, found her will. al. ;;,.:,ut daugi,-
Ter five weeks cil aud one not vet three
ycars--her ncGh> ii >uIlcrt -"le; and
her hc'rt full Of quiet il"%1ht. If hope.
md trust in ,l'. :.rg,':ans shield ond tho
widows STAY The citizens cf Owatonna
appear unanimous.in tho determination t.
establish her in an office Of her own; and
every interest ofjusticc and gen.
:rcsity prompts to that course. feel the
almost confidence that it will be done;
nd in the mean time, cut the Owatonaa
9apcr off our exchange list. Its name is
changed to-I do not know What, but cut
t off; aud We would earnestly request all
'ur exchanges to protest against this gross
injustice by refusing to hold commuuica-
lion with such {. man, or acknowledging
him in any way as member Of the Min
n g, ,ta coYns e1i.nrial, -