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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11
SONORA TUOLUMNE COUNTY, FEBRUARY IL, 1871.
s'PROGSs
By >. n. cIrEis.

Towards the close of January, when old
Winter begins to relax his icy grasp and the
sap begins to circulate through the tender
roots of the stalwart trees, end when all signs
portend the coming spring, the frogs, who
have been dormant throughout the dreary
months, resu-ect, aud come forth from their
tombs and crawl for the pools. Upon COM
ing from their living graves they present
most woeful appearance, their bodies IRE
shriveled and their limbs appear as mere
shreis Of parchment; but presto change,
plunge, drink, and they swell as dried APP
piles, the warty surface rises to view and in
an incredible short space Of time they are
engaged in singing and counting. As the
spring advances the frogs grow more musical
eve," and from dark night to bright day
again, the air is filled with uninterrupted
melody, now they float and swim in Macy
circles, or chase the por-eyed maidens
through the water, or dive down with their
sweet hearts astraddle of their backs into the
blue depths, in search of the reflected stars,
or play hide and seek in the mud or collected,
sing their love ditties in one grand chorus un-
der the light Of the wandering, cloud-strug-
Cling moon. Oh most happy benedicts, their
very songs breathe os matrimonial bliss and
security, for no snakes have as vet invaded
their paradise, and no epicurean coon how
ever tempting the sight. will vet attempt to
wade the trimming pools. Now they chant
in unsubdued voices like cacklng geese and
swim in loving couples or in delicious rev
erie star gaze, with limbs extended upon the
watery surface. or hop oct into the grass and
capture a bug for supper, or dive down be-
low to whisper love to the coyish female
froggies, or maybe to see who can first bring
up mud, or in ecstasy float with dreamy eyes
fixed on vacancy. Throughout the months
of flowers It's all play and no work, nothing
to do but to sing, make love, snap their fly
traps, and to go swimming with their dearies
But as the vernal sun climbs higher AID
higher up the blue arch of heaven and the
saffron grass waves alcng the billsides upon
the approach of Summer-tbey awake to
stern reality and become aware that they are
the progentors of wrigling millions, and
crawl out from the swarrhing mass of tadpoles
in seeming wonder and then hop away to the
hills bug hunting-and now woe to the love
sick cricket who chirps to his lady love with
his eyes closed in rapture, or to the sentiment
tai grasshopper who sings of his love in his
dreams, for the Philistnes are upon them
crawling. stealing, and peeping through the
grass and weeds like so many bushwhackere.
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Notice in Partition.

r EvtyA wIgGINs and George Virgins her
/ = .busbahA offMenroe county. Ohio; James
Jefferson frecland, of Wetzsl county, West
Virginia. Bllen Masonu and Peter Mason her
husband, aud the unknown heirs of Lucinda
Stswartdec'd, whose residences are unknown,
but believed to Be ID Green county, Psnnsyl-
vAnia, win take notice that petition was fled
against them on the I'd day Of tFebfuary. a.
D. 1s7l. in the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, by John Grimes, and is
now pelding. wherein said John Grimes de-.
nands partition Of the following real estate:
Twsuty-four and one hak acres, more or less,
being in the east spaE If the southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section
seleesn sin tsFnshp barge n rang9f foyr. .,in
said Monroe county OF which William uFimes,
late Of said county, died seized, ana that, At
the next term Of said court, the said John
Grimes win apply for ah order that partition
may be made Of said premises. Dated this
|. ssss' e aH 3SeiayW WsaEiuN
A:t'ys for petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

- y = &. L.
NEARGAREr BUMBERGER, wiiliam' 'Bumber.
lM ger, Peter Frederick and Mary Frederick
his wife, WIN take noticS thaton'ths I'd day Of
March a, D. 1871, Frederick echsnck fled his
petition in fhs court OF common pleas OF Mon
roe.county ,0hlo, the object and pray or OF which
ist0 6dfrect material rnistak kss in c61veyancss
of land made by Peter Frederick and wife,
one to Frederick Schenck and one to John
Bumberger, now dsceassd, 30 as to convey to
plaintif the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter and two and ope-half acres of
the southeast corner Of the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter Of section ten
in township four 0f raHge four. and to convey
to the widow and heirs of John Bumbergsr
said noffhssss quarter Of north~est squaffsr
except said two and one. half scrss; the de-
fsndants Are required to answer said petition
byithe 18th day Of April, 1871. 10 fasi,f.t5Tl
ssel2 2 y = tfsea R0LLtsTER & oKEY,
mch7w6. -. At'ys for plaintiff,
frsf & =.
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..The Allies Of Thieves..

u -
The New York Evening Post (Repub.
lican), after showing how South Caroli-
ma has been fesced and robbed by IN
ignorapt mob OF negroes, directed by
unscrupulous carpet baggers, says: s
"Unlortunately tho President, in the
South Carolina case, will act on the side
Of the ring whose handiwork has beer
exhibited above. The Federal Govern
,ncnt is to be used, under the Kus Klus
bill, not to redeem South Carolina from
its robbers, but to fastcn upon the tax
payers the rule Of the scamps who arr
plondering it. The Federal power vii
appesr in the Southern States, under tins
Kn Klux bin, as the ally Of thieves, ths
protector Of swindlers, the guardian o
their plunder."
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EzThe editor Of the Drawer in Har-
pefs Monthly is noted for his lively i'm
sgSnation and penchant for telling big
stories. Here is one of his last, which
Il is unnecessary TO state is h(e) bel
upon the climate of that village: A gen.
fleman WHO travels much on the New
Hayen Railway was boasting, q few
norniags since, of the various attrac-
tions- OF Stamford, especially of the
density Of It's fogs A farmer had been
speaking to him Of q youth in his ser
Vice who had been sent out to nail few
courses Of shingles on barn, the root
OF which was nearly finished. At din
ner the young man came in and said -
rThat's a mighty long barn of your'n. =
"Not very long, sez hc esSeems 90
anyhow" says he WELL sez ], Ayou're
i lazy fellow; that's all I've got to say :
Alter dinner went out to see what he'd
been about; and, / swow, he'd shin.
R1ed more than o hundred feet right
cut on the fog. That's 80.
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Legal Notiee.A ..aa.

stf71ihIAMMzR0oT, Hermon Bergot, Mag
wv da,ene Goson and Charles Goson hsl
husband Of the State of California and John
Hergot, Johanna Kushman and Fred Kushman
|hershas band y hose. splaee xpf residences are
unknown. will tahe notice Inat Emanhsl g.
Biattler administration Of the estate Of Loren
"a Kley deceased, on the 22d Of February. A.
ID 1871. filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the county Of Monroe
and ststS Of Ohio. alleging that thsperssnsl
estate Of sail decedsnris fnsufi6ienta to pay
TIL debts and charges Of administering said
estdle, tIist be died sdiEsd 1inx fsS dsimpss Of
the following described real estate situate in
the county Of Belmont in the State OF Ohio;
to- vii: Lot No. 81 in the Town Of Powhat-
tan.
The prayer of' said petitioh'is fofs the sale
Of said real estate to pay the debts and char
ess afores aid. Said petition will lIheior beAr-
ing on the 3lst day OF March. A. D. 1871. OF
as soon thereafter as COUNSEL can bs heard.
R.G, BLATTLER,
Admir- OF Lorersa Kley.
By Amos & spriggs, Atty's. feb2sw6.
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"a Frcsl. .snii.Y


A suspicious character arrested for
THEFT, said on examination, that he was
y cooper by trade,
When asked by the alderman how
long since he had worked at his trade.
he replied Eighteen months"
Alderman--What have you been do
ing since?
Prisoner Going to sea.
Where to?
Prisoner From Now York to Liver.
pool, in the ship Cornelius Grinnell,
Captaia Spencer.
Ahlerlnan-Can you box tie com.
pass Name tue points of the compass
In their order
Prisoner-Yss, sir.
Alflcrman-Well, do it.
This was a stumper to the assumed
ssaltn He hesitate,l for moment, and
then stammrrcd: .But-but, sir, Z harn't
mg Tools lie was committed.
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Now. there is nothing for God to find
out about US. He knows all about you.
he took you knowing the uttermost-
Aud you never will d ds,ppoint him by
being worse than he thought you wonld
he. You never will sin where he does
not expect yon to sin Your guilt new
cr will be greater than he made up his
mind 10 bear with ard paroon when he
took you. He took us as mother takes
her child She thanks God for it, though
she knows it will be vain and proud and
selfish, and that t will have all the evils
Of tcsnpcr that belongs 10 the race from
which il comes It Is hers and in spite
of its faults she loves it with unspeaka.
ble love. AMI God clasps every SOU
that he once takes and takes il for good
or for bad The wedding between The
sonl and God is one that knows no di
yorce either here or hereafter.
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kTs.Now, gentlemen" !" said peripa
fetic lecturer to somewhat noisy crowd
who had gathered at one Of his sednces
in an Eastern village, show would you
Ike 1 good blackguard story2 All in
favor will raise their hands," Nine
tenths Of the dexter paws present in
atantly went up, and there was q sudden
hush Of al noisy demonstrations. The
lecturer went on with his original sub
ject for = few gminutes, when some in
cautious individual broke out, aSay,
where's the story?" .Bless you,n was
.fhe reply, II did not intend to tell any
.snch story, / only wanted to know how
many blackguards are present" You
1pjkht hare heard ! pin drop any time
during the lecture, after thdt.
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Election Notice.

------ ss.E k.-t
NOTICE Is hereby given that the aunua
u Election OF Directors for the Monroe Nh
tnal Fire Insurance Company will be held .
their ONCE in Wood-feld, on the first Tussda
OF Nav next, at one O'Clock =. n.
mch2ssd. JNO. B. N0LL, Gee.
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administrators l4 Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on Saturday,
IN the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1871, on the
premises hereinafter described. near the town
Of Graysviile, in Monroe county, Ohio, by or.
der of the Probate Court Of said county, the
undersigned, AZ Administrator, With the will
annexed Of Peter Bever, deceased, willAsell at
public auction, at Q o'clock p. M on said day
the following real Ssskte 10 VIII: BEGINNING
for the same at the southeast corner Of the
southwest quarter Lection eleven; township
four and range six; thence north with the
quarter section line to lands Of John ,Bsver;
! thence west with the line of the lands Of
John Bevsr and James Watson to the line Of
the lands Of aid watson. thence south with
the line Of the lands of said Watson and the
town of GIysville fo$hA section ipe; thence
ginning, containing sixty-'wo acres more or
less, except about one-half acre sold and
decided 10 the Christian Church. Also, about
one; half acre moye or less, lying adjoining and
south of said Sixty<twc aore tract aud situate
| in the northeast corner of the northwest
quarter Of section ten;. bounded on ths south
by the public road. Fifty.one acres, more OF
lsss, ossgsaid sixty-two acre tract off the west
end thereof has been assigned to Elisabeth
Bever for dover and is incumbersd by her
dover estates 2 I = Il
Terms OF SALE-0ne third in hand; one
him In. nine montlis Sna abe residpsSin
eighteen months; the deferfed papments 10
bear interest and be secured to the satisfa,.
tion of the undersigned eAs
| apr4td. JOHN BBvRR, Admir-.
4 lll4A4 4 i HA.,ia -.l5lS 5,rt ~ ~ !
Legal Notice.
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~. Marketrhouses are sometimes good
places to hear queer thugs said. On re-
cent occasion, q number of customers
round countryman's stall we're among
other things, discussing the origin of the
strange kind Of names some folks have
After The theme had been pretty much ex'
hsusted, the counryfnan with much sang
Hoid said "He could easily account fol
HE. The devil once took census ol
The neiahborhood be lived in, and. mar,
'ked Che numbers on q fence with pisct
iof chalk, and when be had scored down
1our-e every 6fth one he called Tallyr
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Administrators Notice.

kI0TIcR j. hereby given that the nndsr
IN signed was, on the 9Th day OF March
1871, appointed administrator Of the estate
Of Andtsw Parker, decd. s-s.4.ss. -,
|. mchl4w3, RICHARD FARMER.
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Legal Notice.

A B. C. D0sTRR, Of the state Of Iowa, will
"A, take notice that >oa the 9Th day Of
March, 1871, Nary A. West. IS Administrs.
trix Of the estate of &. C. West deceased,
flied her pstiticn in the court of common
pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, against him de.
msnding the sum Of $S6 As and interest
from the 18th of December. 1870 and for the
sale of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section twsnty.three town.
ship seven and range seven in said county, to
pa1thssa1E yen arsyeqyirod to snsver hy
the 9th day Of May, 1871.
j. 3. JONES,
mchl4we. Atty for plaintiff,
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MINERVA BARTALBUS, who resides in the
VYI State Of Michigan, will take hotieef that
Hugh B. Hill, Administrator OF Minerva Nc.
Way. deceased, oh@the fss da5dof April, 1871.
fled his petition in the Probate Court Of
Monroe county, Ohio, dleginsAhat there is no
personal estate 70 pay the debts Of said dsce-
dent, audS the charges Of administering her
estate, That shsdis seized n fsS' AimpIe sof
the following premises, to wit: Lot number
ffty.eisht In the town; Of Woodsfsld in said
Monroe county; the prayer Of said petition is
for the sssleof said premises far. The payment
Of the debts and charges Aforesaid; said petit
tion will be, for hearing on the 7th day Of
May, 1871, or as seUn thereafter as leave can
be obtained. HUGH B HILL
Adm'rof Minefva McVay.a
JRRs WILLlAxs; Atty. apr4w4.
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sisa hliio;i = .HtS 70 nsa1zsk, .s4isss1R T Z
+ RAVES WHEELING every Tuesday at s
IL PM passing Sunfsh at 7p.m. and Mata
moras at 10 pm. Returning leaves Gin
cinnatir every Friday at p.m.a f: s.lij4
This Boat now offers superior inducements
to the travelling public having been thor
oughly repaired and refurnished. l.s,es
Parties going West Or South will find II te
their advantage to oall and sea MS before goipe
elsewhere, .as We are now prepared 70 receipt
passengers through to all points West o.
South cheaper than any other route, i...-ss
= All.letters addressed 70 the Captain Of th4
Boat, care c. Il. Booth & Co., Wheeling, Wea
Ya.vil recsiye,prompt attention. .s,s,
jan24m4. f,ga
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was, ON the 9th day Of February. 1871, ap.
pointed Administrator Of the estate of Isabel
Milligan, decd.
mch2Swv ). LIEJJELrEN
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Minerva Mcv ay's Estate.

NOTCH Is Is hereby ipsby given ia that the under.
~. has been appointed Administrator Of the
eststsd niLsfvs Meyas, deceased.
s aP4ss. sEs ~ - T. HNILIs
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Main Street, Barnesrille, Ohio.
Il. e. Frasier, 70. q: :sPr0prietot,
nUBSTS will find ths best accommodation
NJ q. this House, and no pains will be spared
to make them comfortable.
Hacks leave the Hotel every mQgpipg 70,
woois6eld. Carriages and drivers furnished
travellers at all times. sep24Y.
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- Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed has been appointed Administrs-
tor Of the estate Of Levina Marshall. decd.
aprllys. WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
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Divorce Notice.

Divorce Notice.
( p gg T |En II q n
D6RrHh !. .DIcEsY, sLossplsss osEssidsase
/ Is unknown. is notified that Margaret
Dickey did. on the 7th day Of February, A.
D. 1871, file Der petition in the ofics Of, the
clerk Of the court of common pleas within
and for the county of Monroe anu State Of
ohio. charging the said Porter A. picksy with
vilful absence for aore than three years last
past, and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Porter A. Dickey; that she may
have the custody u of hsrchild and rsas enable
alimony; which petition will be for hearing
at the next term of ssid court.
-. MARGARET DICKBY,
fsS14ws. by James B, Jones' her atty.
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will pay the highest, market price for
Bacon. And to those in town wanting good
hams, shoulders Or sides, I will supply, at the
lowest market rates. Call and examine my
stock.
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beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are attached to the House. Ev.
cry effort will be made for the comfort Of the
patrons. Boarders taken by the day, week,
month ar yea- I * 4 a Il IL Beply.
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Administrator's Notice :

NOTICE h hereby given shAt tks uiidirl glet
~ was, on the 10th ds5 of 0sibhsf,s 1e70TrP
pointed Administzator ef The estetfof RGjar
min Joy, dec'd JOHN BEAkDNokHh
dsceu2 :. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25
Divorce Notice.

CHARLES wElNsToN, whose place Of resi-.
y dence is unknown. willtake notice that a
petition has been flcd BY Ann 3. Wsinston
and ID nowspsadsng the coufttof commoh
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, wherein she
prays for a divorce on the ground of wilful
absenca for more than three years lSst past.
and that he. name be changed to ann &.
Greenelch; ;said petition will be for hearing at
the next term Of said court.