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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
THE JERONELAND FOR SALE.

H PURSUANCE OF \ DECREE If the Circuit Court
p ., - 'e "l Virginia held Tor Tie t9uay OF Ohio,
Tuesday, the @5ih of 5u, lS3 The Subscriber cfrs at
Private sale tie Hsll0"IrE rUpCriN, to Wit;
HE East laI 81 hc Spntn Fact VHarcg section No. six
~ sud hc south hnG rIc,i oua No five IS all in Town
enc - and west OF Range Wcuty rrr % ui> adjoining
the City Of kcnoa, rnosha county. WISCONSIN, n Inc
South combining by Government Survey, one hundfyd
and slty-ciGht 1861 acres. Ivtm- of ale credit of
SIX Twelve and eighteen months, by the purchaser
bonds and security for The in~lulmcn, aud Ire title beng
held a. further security uuf payment, deed OF trust
or mortgage taken 10 secure the same.
The subscriber may be CaHsgcd by letter addressed 10
Wheeling Virginia. JOHN h. BAyIFSS
Oct 2Sh, eJ3. Commissioner appointed bs said Court
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To Professor Holloway,
SR,l avail my self OF the first opportunity 81 rnuG
YOU, that for very long period was afflicted Niih dam
gerpus gddincss and frequent sWimmings ia the head A.
tended by loss Of appetite disordtred stomach and guu
aru'y impaired health. Every means had failed g. give
ma any permanent relief and at length b alarm
ing that WAS really afraid OF going about without a III
tentant. Ia this melancholy condition waited personally
upon Mr. HuG&es, Chemist, Hech, ior Tie purpose 81
consulting him a to what had better do he kindly roc-
commended your Ps tried them shout delay, aai after
taking No for short time am hnypy to bear testimony
ID their wonderful IN 'Bcy. restored &C. p,rect
haalth, and enabled 10 resume my usual uo~. Iuu are
ut liberty to publish this letter ia amy Why Yea may lk
proper. | am, Sir, Your ubedienl servant,
i-i.-ra ItrIN FTF-,.r
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CLOTHS.

Il FL tEBAlSD & Blum have large Sock Of Cloths,
Il such as Beaver Co.hS. Bread Clu.hs,a cours tus>-
imeses, plain and acy Sleeps Grey, Twecd>, Kentucky
Jeans &C, &c, which bought before The I'D ye in
Woo'cn Goods, aGd will be sold al The old low prices
Nov. [. 1888.
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B flrrcc We f,I a al; l.t .jc seldom lails ~ reel
W. the huppesl Effects that be desired. 20 VIDE he
h ~ ut is usefulness and ohumrs he Casrs Of s cures
NM t"o7. ever! sc i'H" 'He ch y ae'nhd ~ persons
p0eiy known, who have beenreored from asrIiI ard
icrc diseases ofc lungs, By is.c. WHOM 'ute
apparent escape observation and where ~ iuls
~s EHon 'i Iol'c no .HstF hesitate what an',doe r.
""lo i1r distressing ard dangerous Hfec;io II he pub
mcunr} organs, Wljch incident 30 our climate.
&onhas called louder !ur tie earnest inguiry o. Md
' HEA' lh"h me HAriiS pfc'ai"-ee md fatality - con-
Sunptiys caI plants. lfa> Any cGss Gepsc- had
renc4! bad been pfo' d-' 90 which Il pats cFGh de-
p-f| !r pI"oci.n from attacks Vlou he r-rifa.oy Dr-
gas. nn,jl Tho Introduction fCIufaY PICTORIAL. This
hrice r. me m duci oil l'n3 iai1rils md hec,e
ce=-inl cidavur {" furnish The nmuuy viii -gch
medy oiths last slatemeut the American reul arbnv-
HcIns e Trep@rn DJHfE', ai. iaTreGl wi e'ntdetco
g, her q q! JON lfaera saHy dsrederca O. Do placed
30 ~l.t of eycr1 class and Station rt L ha. Gene lE
them. 4 e ~H ir~' oH- yHn s-i,-. uIrl e. danger.
Tie iHug1 srd fhran yipia sg a. if e GA,
depend on tc assurance u inslqea 70 ssiesAs.
make lArr bl..ae-e e kGw,in soOst. tlere ans
lance upon any bling. thcun il IfFc 3 T0tcn tratth
gsi-j1- does rcre and does cas ihQ e.ss oi tcs il
~ ao ieHcd fr beyond any ard aa eErrs 4 Euovnt,
mankind II tnia he guc, il e'n9i ~ too ffaeiy published
E'r be 100 widely known, Tie afflicted shouid know r.;
remedy that cues = priceless them Parents saould
emo" j., their chidrca are pre~s. them. All should
kD'" ~ ne III oar o. priced 10 Not only should
be crcHll = ere, bat everywhere. not only Ga ths eu-
iEy bui IN al sYres. How faithfully Sc have acted a
hag rnde ne rcle az ne Globe The enn pctr sts 81, m
Ts NJ eontIeni Is without h, snd bit Few peoples
Hhoza an % - general ne in other nations IN tlr,
4 Is sttyed by iie more n 1oni IN almost all civilized
n Europe, Asia Africa Australia and he aF ~ ,iands % bee
Of the Lc dear % its pG.sesscss there r6Yc,
and fhcs grasp valuable g1ncdy vita ayidi-
t.. Inke UIu preparations of lts kia IL lisa expensive
imposition Of costly material. Sii j. aif r3eI 50 tua
public reasonably Jw price and shat l. % VASTLY Ia0ra
npo % ilrTn, iis quality suf red decline
rom is or ilal saAdaTd u excellence, LseTt s-ae o.
ibis medicine. now manufactured, Is g1od a. las
aeen made heretofore or ms capable IL making. No
p Or eos. Is spared, ~ maaeiHu. iIc best pc'econ
which AIS possible TO produce. Hetv al,eH who pr,
caras tle genuine CHgERy PEcrorAl, ea $50 on hass
good 9H erice hes heuE ai 81 tose testify
90 i.s cures.
b paYsag This e0,rsa. have tie hope Of doing sapsf,
zssd iu ahg world We the Satisfaction of believing
tI4al EHeh has belH i. 20 already.
Prepared by J.C.Ayer, Chemist, EosseIl,
dzaA-
Pa Sale ~
EnnISscN Errr.la ~.
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1853. 1872
BOOTS, $ HO z $
Leather and Findings.
LYMAN s. GAGE,

LYMAN & GAGE,
1t tie Old .St,tsd Of F. IT. L7agn, s. Mtias
NE AVE Jn hand a large supply Of CUSTOM IVORY
n the first quality which they viii sci al
Low and uniform Prices.
Mr.. LYMAN is East, and gill soon return Wl!h IA
LARGEST and BEST 4SSsRFIfINF Of BoBts and Sho,
offered in this market.
Many Of he Goods manufactured xres>y 10 order.
and for quality and price be surpassed Al-o,
SHOE FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS
SHOE AND HARNESS MAKERS villa al times find
good supply Il Leather frun the Taanery uf the MEMO
SHh LEATHER COMPANY. for sale At the StoFe Of Is
s. Gage.
The former proprietor FcsHrn= TANKS 70 his numerous
customers cFi, hyaI patronage su SELECTS NJ the
6Fm con nTSnce al thc same.
April less,
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no PRTNTERs AND PUBLIsHERs.

FETHE tndcrsigEedis manufactures Of Printing Ink, of
IA every color ADD quality, which he knows "a be equal ~
any manufactured, and which he viii sell the lowest pr
ceS for SSi. As heis determined ltit his shall rec
ommend isir ne only sulics ONE TRIAL Of il relying
ON lis merits.
Ezra fine et bIack Ink for card ard wood cut printing
extra BLACK boek ahd news ink Vf superior quality also
co0rcd Ink 81 eyC.r variety
:. NJ PEffi>GiLL & CO. 20 State ST., agents for the
New England States.
SHELDON COLLINS.
10, Gold street, New YORK
Publishers Of Newspapers inserting this advertisements
including this paragraph. To tie amount OF s., and sending
So and paper conaingt viii send IS lbs Of ink
:. ii. PET1iNGiI.I & GO.
~, StateStieet, Boston
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES I!
FEVER AND AGUE CuRED BY Row4ND's
ToNlC MIXTURE.

FEVER AND AGUE CuRED BY RowAND's
Tonic MIXTURE.
FEyffE Ji~crsits Of Free Medicine aud PagNia- Saarf
r'gs; chartered by the Slae OF Penusy lysffa.
las SION h April 1884, mainly fpr agrcstjas she evils
resuLS from the safe ofspViaas aud dangerous h'Silms
also Tor ire purpose fsuppyiug The public with reliable
needless Ia eases where the patient eanaot Obtain or viii ot
employ thC best medical adKiser having puFchasthaii In
valuable ycmed! RoWand's Tonic MGIWe, account ~
lis lu celebrity and known efcac. the n re-
Yer and agse, and lis Kindred aiecUonshas hesitation
"a recommending tin the highest terms the Sgas,ed.
EpoNEL COMPLAINT cured by RoWhND'S RIf tx.
29 BfkRY ROOT, The above institution extends is
ssnctoE IN Ike manner, the remedy for Bowel COM
plant, so we'll known Rowaud's Compound syrup of
blackberry ou D,d earnestly recommend 20 the cui'-
deuce OF patients afflicted with these complin;s,beleNns
II 10 DC Invaluable IN tAC treatment OF such
{ Hon Henry X Strong,
Hon. j. Il. Flanagan,
by order ofthe Trustees, Iuhn X. RoWand, NJ. ID.
A II. r. Ashton, Esq.
Z Hector orr, Esq.
80 Aii communicative 20 be addrsssed.-Johu II
it0Wand, NJ he Head Of Ike Pharmaceutical icpatneht
and PftSiteui the University.
Home Ri>pensary aud Office, No A. South Second street
lhitads phia.
Branch iHspeuSary OF the Store Of
STARkNEATEER s. co,
+. ROBINSON.
kcuosha Wis cit,
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Postponement.
ESTRkY-

Theahove salcis postponed mill the sIs day of ,nusr,
iSlt n the sStne boar AID place.
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TAXES |!

B HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that III list If Taxes s..ess
a ed upon the properly in the City of KenoSha for the
Taxes Of 1883. has becu delivered me Cor co elton ans
Hail. until the last day OF December Haxt
Kenosha, Nov. 81. 1853. ABRNM HANSON
40 Treasurer.
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ERIE, 9th.

The sheriff has taken possession Of the road
and is determined that no one on either side
shall disturb the railroad, either in re-layinc
she track or tearing 1t up, until the matter IS
sethed by legal authority.
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& Card.

II viii be from the above, that The Good Time
long promised, has fairly aHd ta undersigned
Salesman tiiS csabsr world BE- exceedingly grid
see all bis Old friends aiG cs.oHvrs. o band - lake
advuu.se OF il. II VIII give BIN MACH pleasure show
The 90 Nh: ari hc II quite vail te xi mistake tu
by c!ses here before calling here ard examining.
Oh ARIES q. BROWN
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TAKEN UP

E0Y the Subscriber, the 18th of November asst one
q D Brind!e Yearng Steer red Yearing Steer, two
and hi We ming steer, Gearling teiicrS. The
Owners requested pay charges aud lake them away.
Bristol. Dec. iUth, 1853. A. B. JACKSON.
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ESTRkY.

FEAKFN up by the Subscriber six yearng steers, four
rel and white, red with some white on the tail, and
] star in lhc forehead one all red.
The owner requested prove property pay charges
and take thdin away. PLlNY FINCH.
Wheitland. Nov. Il. 1853 pa
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The Winfield Scott left San Francisco fol
Panama News unimportant.
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GREAT u. S. MAIL ROUTE,
1853. Fall Arrangement. 1863.
Michigan Southern R. r,
THE ONLY RAILROAD ROUTE.
Connecting CHICAGO with the Eastern
Cities.

In view Of the increased raAcl, the Michigan Southern
Railroad Company propose 10 continue
THREE Trains 4 Day
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T. ROBINSON, Ecnnshs. via.
r. ". ~ BFRABD, Ra-urg
4,pli. REED 80, tgista.tn, 49,
AT ~ lfiaH 49, ~.
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Jurisdiction Of Probate Courrs.

Sec ]. be it enacted by the General Assembly of tie
State of Ohio, There established i. each county of This
Slate, Probate Court, which shall bc iIed
seat oieaoh county
Sec = The probate shall have lusirc iurisdic
iiou in Iroha'e aud tcsiGmentary matters except
hereinafter PROVIDED.
J. TO take tile proof OF wills and admit to record
ated copies OF wills executed proved aid allow
ed in the courts of any o,ncr state territory county
. To grant and revoke letters tesiamenIory, and OF
I'm n istration:
g. To direct and control the conduct and settle the
accounts nf executors and administrators:
4. To enforce the nCn Of the des and egacies Of
deceased persons and the distribution ofthc estates OF in
lestatcs:
S. TO appoint aed remove gnardians. to direct aud
control tlicr conduct aud TO settle tncir accounts:
&. TO grant arriage nceIses and licenses TO minis.
ters of the Gospel to selenniZe marriages:
:. To make lnquests respecting unaiics, insane per
sons idiots and deaf and dumb persons subject by law
N guardianship:
f. TO make inquests of the OF compeu sation
he made the OF real estates, when appropriate
by any corporation legally authorzedto make such sp
propriations
10. To try contests of the econ o justices u; the
peace.
Sec D. Probate courts shall have concurrent, jursdic
tion:
l. In the sa'e auds petition by executors admin
strators aud guardians and the assignment of dover
/ such Cases OF sale:
@ In the completion Of real contracts on petition o.
executors and administrators:
g. In allowing and issuing wrs Of halens corpus, and
in determining the validity OF The capiop and detention
Of the persons brought before them on such wrs Of ha
teas corpus.
Sec T. Probate judges shall hav" power administer
Oaths in all cases where oaths required by law
take the acknowledgment of deeds mortgages and Other
instruments of writing, required by law TO be ecknowl
edged and to take drpositons in all where
authorized to he aken by the laws of this State
Sec s. The jur sdcton acquired by any probate court
over matter or proceednss " exclusive oi thal OF any
probate rourt, except here otherwise provided by
law.
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ns provided IN the last section although valid defence
10 the ACTON Is shown; aud the court shall make such
ordcfsptnCefning the executions 10 le issued on the
Judgment as shall give to the defendants tile same rights
oi delay he would have had, " the Judgment had been
rendered at the proper time,
Fec. 5iI. Proceedings 10 vscate, or modify Jndg.
mcni ORDER for the mentioned IN subdivisions
four, five aud seven Of section Eve hundred and thirty
iOur, must ho commenced within two yeats after tic
Judgment was rendered, order made unless the party
entitled thereto he infant, married woman, person
of uns0und mind and then within years aflcf
val OF such disability, Proceedings Tor the causes
toned In subdivisions three aud ,X oi the fAg section
shallbc within three years. and III subdivision nine with
In Que year after the dcendent has notice Of the udg
incnt.
Fec. 5f2. The provisions of this title subsequent
section 533 shall apply 10 the supreme court aud probate
court so far as the same may lie applicable TO the judg
incnts, or final orders Of such courts The parties shall
bc limited to the same time in which to commence pro
Gee ings and in cstimang time, the Probate Court shall
for this purpose, he considered as hodng in each year.
three terms Of four months cach the first
Oh the iirst of January of each year.
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CHAPTER II.
Organization of;he Court.


Sec. 6. Before any probate judge shall enter
upon the discharge Of the duties OF his otfce, he
shall take an oath or affirmation to support the
constitution of the United States, the constitu-
ton of the State Of Ohio, and that he will faith
fully; diligently and impartally discharge the
duties sf probate Judge to the best of his skill
and aoility He shall ulso give undertaking
to the State OF Ohio, with sufficient security To
be approved by the board Of county commls
soners Of the proper county; or in the absence
ofany two of said commissioners from the coun
ty, by the auditor and recorder OF the proper
county, in any sum not less than hve thousand
dollars, to the effect that he will truly and faith
fully pay over all moneys that may by him b.
received in his official capacity, that he will en-.
ter and record all the orders Judgnei u aho
proceedings Of said court, and proceedings OF
s,id court. und faithfully and impartially dis
charge and perform all the duties :" ms sa'u OIL
fee; which undertaking, with his ontn OF ann,
nation endorsed upon the same, shall DC ,oceeG
with the county treasurer, and snch auV,
or further undertaking may he required oy ''e
county comm,ss oners from said probate luugc'
from time tn time, as the state Of business IN MS
office may render necessary.
SEC. 7. No probate Judge shall practice or ne
associated with unoth'ras a partner in the
practicn Of law in nnv Of the courts Of record OF
this State, or appear counsel before any US
icc NJ the p'rrr or board Of ofarhraiors, or reier'
ces; hut nothing in This section contained shall
nrevent any probate Judge Of this state from
finishing any business nv him commenced prior
to the passage Of this act, not connected with
his official business.
Sec. s. No probate Judge shall act as cyecu
tor or admnistrato tor Of any estate. or as guardian
for any minor. IDIOT, or lnnutic; and ifhe shall
he interested as heir, legatee, devi.ee or in any
other manner, in nnv estate which may be re-
ouired TO settled INT he county where he re
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CHAPTER III.
Duties of Clerks.
services.

See. 5SA. All writs and orders for provisional |
remedies, and process Of every kind shall be
issued by the clerks Of the several courts. Be.
fore they shall be issued, precipo shull be filed
with the clerk demanding the same.
Sec. 5S5. 1t is the duty Of the clerk Of each
of the courts to file together and carefully pre-
serve in his Office. all papers delivered to him for
that purpose, in every action or special proceed
ing
Sec $50. He shall endorse upon every puper
6led with him, the day OF filing it; and upon cv
cry order for provisional remedy, and upon cv
cry undertaking given under the same, the day
OF its return to his office.
Sec 5S7. He shall, upon the return of every
summons served, enter upon the docket the na me
Of def ndant OF defendants summoned, and the
DIV OF the service uyon each one. The entry sha II
be evidence of the service ol the summons in
ease of the loss thereof.
Sec. 500. lilo shall keep the records, and books
and papers appcrtainng to the court, and record
It's proceedings.
Sec. 4S9. The provision of Article VIII. of
Title TX. prescribing the duties of clerks Of the
court of common pleas. shall, as far us they arc
applicable, apply to the clerks Of other courts oil
I record.
Sec. $40. The clerk Of each of the courts
shall exerc isc the powers and perform the duties
conferred and imposed upon him by other pro.
visions Of This code, by other statutes, and by
the common law. In the performance of his
duties, he shall be under the direction OF his
court
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fer in writing, 10 allow judgment to bo taken q.
gninst him ior the sum specified therein. II the
plnin,iH nccept the offer and give notice thereof to
The defendant, or his attorney, within ilvo days
after The offer and an affidavit that the notice oi nc
ceptance was delivered in the time limited, mny DC
fladLv The nniniilT, or the defendant may file the
ncce ,ionce. with copy OF the offer verified by nf
fdSyt, and in either case the offer and acceptance
shall be noted in the Journal, and Judgment shall be
rendered accordingly. II the notice o, acceptance
deemed Withdrawn, and shall not be given in cvi:
dence, or mentioned on the trial, II the plaintiff
fails 10 obtain judgment for more than was offered
by lhe defendant he sull pay the defendants costs
from the time of the offer.
Sec. 49i. The making OF an offer pursuant to the
proysions contained in the foregoing section, shall
not be a cause for u continuance OF un action, or
announcement of the trial. r..-
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CHAPTER w.
Proceedings by sureties.

Sec. 500. A surety may maintain an action a.
rainst his principal to compel him to discharge the
debt or liability lor which the surety is bound, alter
the same has become DUE
Sec. SOL. A surety may maintain an action a.
ponst his prfhcipa to obtain indemnify against the
debt or liability for which he is bound, before |. is
due whenever any of the grounds exist upon which,
by the provisions Of this code, an order may be made
for arrest and bail, or TOR an attachment
ar,y Of the provisional remedies mentioned in Title
eight, upon the grounds, and in the manner therein
described. .r.t. .u.. sE' 81
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CHAPTER w.
Miscellaneous Provisions,

Sec. sos. Any duty enjoined upon this code
upon ministerial officer, and any act permitted
to be done by him, may be performed by his law.
full deputy.
soc. $50 Whenever an oath is required by
W thls code, the affirmation of a person conscl-
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CHAPTER l.
|. etiofs concerning Real Property.

a Sec 5N ae.fon may be brought by any person in
~ or tenant, of real property against
inn: tie Of determining such adverse
'esteie o. thtcr4a : ~ ", 3Pai = 49,
s ~ ,ssoseIy Z, of real re proper
lion, sst has real esiateiRe sin and is entitled ia
ic possssia hcitof dsscribng the same, required
endapt ahaw fully Keeps him out OF the possession. II
.sbel nor NECESSARY tonate how the plaintiffs estate
i shall he sufReient in such action, IL the
~ ails@ e deny generally The little allie
ay be hut II he ucny tue title of the plaintiff
the slaii be taken as admitted
Where Hoes not defend for the whole premises the
sNcr shall describe the Particular part Tor which de-
sas ssor imam action y a tenant in common of real
addition 10 bs. required In seetiou ve hundred sid
lifyeigle, tt the defendant either dnisd the plaintiff y
sd son ur rseoxery Of re-.
pery the a intlf SHOWS Alright TO recover at the
time the aeobw coptuenced, hut IL pppears that his
fglf has ding the tendency OF the action,
tie.seIdict adjudgpeni nust tordug the fact
andths plaintiff may se6ver pr. withholding The pro-
sec In an actioh for the recovery of real proper
" !thc party against Acknowledgements is rendered, may,
rendered. demand another tiislby notice ON the Journal
and there.pon the tudsmentsha be vacated, and the
aien & shall ssssd nd iSr Si.l a. shs nen term T.,
sxsepr rpen sPpes Unless for good cause shown as in
sst. sSS he psr,ies d aa .oton for the recovery of
real property themselves IL entitled thereto,
OF tic reiiefof the statutes in force for the relief of
pying esimants OF iandis t-f., ,-.sr
Seci $685. The iftioI of waste il abolished hut any
fsceedngs hers,cfore commenced, or judgment render
right acqu red shall not be affected thereby and
wbefe the sctiqn of waste specially mentioned and au
thOrxea liz any statute II may be used until otherwise
provided boz shall he commenced and proceeded in
glt, In the manner prescribed for the civil action
code, Wrongs heretofore remediaIe by actions
wte are subjects Of action other wrongs and the
same relief sbal he granted may be granted unde
tue. actionof waste.
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CHAPTER III.
Duties of Sherifs,

See 59l. The sheriff shall indorse upon ev.
cry summons. order or arrest, or for the delivery
Of property, or OF attachment or injunction, the
day and the hour il was received by him.
Sec. 592 He shall execute every summons,
order or 9th process, aud return the same as
required by law; and il he fail to do so, unless
he make il appear the satisfaction of the cour,
that he was prevented by inevitable Incident,
from so doing, he shall be amerced by the court
in sum not exceeding one thousand dollars,
and shall be liable to the action of any person
aggrieved by such failure.
Sec. 500. If the judge OF court having but
one judge, or if u quorum OF the judges Of any
court having two or more, fail TO attend at the
time and place appointed for holding their re-
spectivo courts, the sheriff shall have power to
adjourn the court from day to day, until the
single Judge attends, or a quorum is convened
but, il the sing judge be not present in his cour
or tho quorum OF judges in their court within
Two days the first day Of tho, term, then sucl
court shall stand adjourcd for the term.
Sec. 59d. The sheriff shall exercise the pow
ers and perform the duties conferred and i'm
posed upon him by other provisions OF this code
by other statutes, and the common law.