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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02
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10 amend an act entitled San act 70 establish a Cod,
OF Civil Procedure" passed March u, 1853
SECTION |; Be al eHaeteabytAe GeEerst-7sSeHbly 81
the State Of OHIO, That section two hundred OF the
act to establish a code Of civil procedure, lie SO
amended rs to read as follows
SECTION go. When the plaintiff, his agent or a.tor-
neg, shall make oath, in writing, thar he has good rea-
son to and does. believe that any person or corpora
ton. in said affidavit named, has property OF the de
PENDANT in his possession, Describing the same) if the
officer cannot get possession OF such property, he shall
le=ve with such rarnishee. a copy Of the order Of At
tachment. with such written notice thar he appear in
court and answer as provided in section two hundred
and fourteen
SECTION .. II the garnishee shall not reside in the
county in which the order OF attachment snail lie is
sued. the process shall be served by the proper officer
Of the county in which the s~arnishee shall reside, and
the answer Of the gsrnishee shall be made before The
cl@Tk or the court Of common pleas OF the county in
which the garnishee may reside. within the time re
quired for the filling OF answers log garnishees. ANY
special examination OF such garnishee- which NAV be
ordered by the court. shall be IN the county IN which
he may reside, and should suits be brought against
such garnishee, under the provisions Of section two
hundred and eighteen OF this act, such suits shall he
brought in the county in which the g~arniahee shah re
side The clerk Of the court OF common pleas before
whom the answer aforesaid shall be made shall trans
nit the same TO the clerk OF the court in which the suit
shall be commenced, in the same manner as deposi.
tons are required 10 be directed and transmitted, and
shall receive for his services such fees as are allowed
by law for taking dispositions. and TO clerks for furnish
ing certificates, with their seal Of Office attached.
In all cIses in which the garnishee shall admit in
debtedness to the defendant, and the court shall order
the payment OF the same, or any part Thereof, TO the
plaintiff. IL the garnishee shall not pay the same ac-
cording to such order, execution may issue thereon as
upon judgments for the payment of money.
The service OF process upon a sheriff, coroner, con
stable, master commissioner, marshal ofan incorpora-
ted city or village, or other officer having any money
claim or other property of the defendant in his posses
sion, or in which the defendant may have any interest,
shall bind the same from the time Of such service. and
shall he a legal excuse to such officers to the extent Of
the demand Of the plaintiff, for not paying such money
or delivering such claim or property to the defendant
as by law. or the terms Of the process in his hands he
woull other wise be bound to do.
Original section two hundred Of the act aforesaid is
hereby repealed.
N. WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS IL. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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RECOVERY OF A LARGE EsTATE.-The
Imperial Court of Paris has decided the
suit in relation to the estate of the late
Clutches de Plaisance, in favor of Mrs.
Ridg#ay. an American lady. The es.
tate is valued at 100000. and under
the decision. Mrs. Ridgeway is entitled to
nearly S240, 600. The Dutches de
Plaissnce was. it appears, the daughter
of the late N. and Nine. de Maribois,
and the latter, whose name was Elizabeth,
was the daughter of William Moore and
Sarah Lloyd Of Pennsylvania; and Mrs.
Ridgway is the grand-daughter of Thorn
as Moore, son of the said VIM. Moore,
and Sarah Lloyd.
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AN

TO amend the act entitled ian act to establish 3 Cod,
OF Civil Procedure" passed March II, 1858.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted By the General -Sssczjil
Of the State Of Ohio, That the one hundred and frsi
section OF the act entitled "an act to establish a Code
Of Civil Procedure" passed March II, 1853. lie, and
the same is hereby amended. so as to read IA follows,
to wit: Section CT. There shall be no reply, except
upon the allegation Of a counter claim or set OF in the
answer; but the plaintiff may dsmur TO the answer for
ineficientiy sitting in his demurrer the grounds there.
Of; and he may demrr to one or more of the defences
set up in the answer: and, where the answer contains
new matter constituting a counter claim or set of, the
PiaintiH may reply to such new matter. denying gene
rally or specifically, each ale gstion cOntrcYerted by
him, and he may allege in ordinary and concise Ian
guagt, and without repetition. any new matter not in
consistent with the petition constituting a defence to
such neE matter in the answer.
SECTION ? That original section one hundred and
one, and section one hundred and two Of the act to
which this is an amendment, be, aud the same are
hereby repealed.
SECTION 3. This set shall take effect and be in force
from and sftsr its passage.
N. II. A WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives,
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
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We heard yesterday that the high
minded women Of Princeton determined
to put a stop 10 The selling OF Intoxicating
liquors, had assembled to the number
of about sixty, and visited all the dram
shops in the town, demolished the bot
ties, decaRIers, DC, and stove in all the
barrels of liquor, which was suffered to
run to waste.-DGyton Enquirers
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sin ODO-wAYTED. an active

or silent fartuer. with frcm i've
TO ten thousand dollars. to engage in the manufacture
and sale Of the E0SSITER LINIMENT, the hest cure
eStant FOR rheumatism and Sprains. Of man or beast.
Arrangements arc now progressing 10 introduce it
throughout The British Empire and the Continent -
Great demands exist for il in all the States of the Mis-
sissippi Valley. Used IN connection with Ike Specific
Solvent. it proves the only reliable clre for young
A:ns Bones and Spavias. Any person having the
above amount in cash. and DESTROYS Of an investment
Of this nature, can adtresshox M. 5g3, Warren r c.,
Tor further PARTICULARS. The following persons have
useu the isossiter, or seen stock to which Il has been
gwen: Hon. John Collins, Delaware; Col. Jacob Stan.
berry, MaEy lard Taylor Ingram. 4j5 Market street,
philadelphia John Jackson. Rose Hill, New York /;
smith tlsri. %'2it'ra, IndiaTa z. IIibIs, Gov
ington, Indiana ". Kinney. Waterloo, Seneca Co..
Ny march &c.
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March 9Th. 1856.
An CT
ell

GNo. ell AN ACT
10 amend section los Of an act OF the jurisdiction AID
procedure before Justices OF the Peace. and Of the
duties OF Coastables in Civil Courts, passed March
Il. 1858.
SECTION j. Be It enacted By the General Assembly
Of the state Of Ohio. That section one hundred and
i've OF Al act Of the jurisdiction aud procedure before
Justices Of the Peace. and Of the dates OF COnstahies
in civil cases. passed March u. l553. De so amended as
10 read as follows: Sec. It's. II either party fail 10 APP
pear II the return dSy Of the summons, or failto attend
at the time to which a trial has been adjourned, or fail
to make the necessary bill OF particulars or fail in the
proofs, the cause may proceed at tie request OF the adj
verse party, aud in all cases where a set on or counter
claim has been aled before n dismissal or the cause iy
the plaintiff, the defendant shall have the right Of pro-
seeding to the trial of hs claim. although the plaintiff
may have dismissed his action. In 10 case shall it be
necessary to prove the execution OF any bond, prouis-
sorry note.bill OF exchange or contract. or other written
instrument. or any Endorsement thereon, upon which
suit is brought. or set OF or counter claim based. unless
tie party sought to be charged as the maker, ~aeceit0r
or cndOrser Of such bond. promissory note or bill OF
exchange. shall make and file with the Justice OF the
Peace before whom the suit is pending. an sfi lavit that
such instrument OF writing was not made. given, sub
seribei, accepted or endorses by him.
SECTIONS 2. That section los Of said &c: is hereby
repealed
" II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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February &C, 1856
te1 AN ACT

10 amend an act entitled can Act TO establish a code
of ciTil procedure" raised March II. fe53-
SECTION 1. Be Il enacted By tie GeRsraf -dESenbiy
eJ the STATE Of OAi0, That sections three hundred and
thirteen OF an act entitled AN act to establish > code
OF civil procedure, I" passed March II. 1883. he, and the
same Is hereby 50 amended as to read as follows
sEcTIos cccxIII. No party shall he allowed tn testify
py virtue OF the provisions Of section three hundred
and ten, where the adverse party is the executor, OF
aamintsfator OF \ deceased person where the facts to
be proven transpircd before the death OF such descess
e p-ssor sxcsit - testify 70 the ra'iIisy Of Bsoks ef
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CATE-

AAAAtAA N1~
~ By virtue Of ar alias order Of safe. issred Sgt
OF the Court Of Common kieas u TruElLUll county.
Ohio, 10 me- directed and delivered. ~ TIE Clerk %
ssid court, and in obedience ~ The requirements ~
SAIL order. shall expose 20 sale at puhiie 0giery. az
tie law directs, at the door of the Court House. In War
rem in said county. on Saturday, the 5h day Of April.
A-b- IsJ5, between th-h0uTs Of 10 O'clock . add 4
O'clock P N Of said day. The real estats dsscrtvd II
said order OF sale. TO Wit: the store house aud los II
James II. Kibhee. contracted TO him by Charles and
Henry Smith. situate in tue Village Ct Warren. Trsz-
bal county Ohio, froH.ing on Main street, near upOa
the Mahoning river, IN the south BY the Drug Store
noz occupied by E.A- NTH ( CO.. and on ths Ho-th
aiiOias on The lot On which is the brick suiltins sGou-
pied and owned by Z. =. Ioyt & Co
To be sold A. the suit Of LSuren Merriam axanA
JaEips u. kibbes e. al Appraised At ~Efsy-thres haz-
dred dollars, (Sj.3O0 CO., subject 10 the Siniths' eea-
tract due, Of aJ0a. seventeen hundred d.rll2rs, (Si .7ptS.
Il HARMON. ShsriE.
Sherins Once, Warren, Mar. 5, IS56-5-J.l3
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HENRY A. WISE INsANE.-It is said
and believed in Richmond, by persons
who have the very bes opportunity of
knowing, that Governor WIse's mind is
very much impaired, indeed. so much so
that he should not be held responsible
for his language or writings. An effort
has been made to suppress these facts,
but they have leaked ont. If this be so,
and there seems to be no reason 10 doubt
it, Mr.. Wise is entitled TO the sympathy
and pity rather than the enmity, of those
against whom his virulent, yet harmless
ratings are DISQUALIFICATION Clipper.
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FoRKANsAs.-Three of our young men
left yesterday morning for Kansas Ter
riiory-S. B. Loughebridge. Rufus P.
Manning and Richard L. Williams
They are all of the right Stamp, politi-
cally-inIelligent, enterprising and in
dustrious, and We recommend them to
the friendship and confidence of the peo-
pie of that territory. They carry with
them the best wishes of our citizens, who
will learn with the highest pleasure of
their YounqSt0un ReqisEer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

The bard winierdrove hundreds OF deer
in Virginia 10 the mountains, where they
fed N The poison laurel. Cart loads OF
them were slaughtered in snow, and the
flesh, poisoned by the laurel, made 10th
tngs and mrn who Partook 0 fitqGi,c sick.
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Soil also hy p. Edwards. Garfield; John Campbell.
Newton Falls; Gilbert & Morris, Girard; Brigdon &
Rugg!es, Mesopotamia; Henry Barnard, Kinsman. and
By Dealers generally. feh2u-y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

The people of Ironion, whilst holding
peaceable meetings, TO consider various
subjects of'public interest, and among
others, that Of the rights and privileges
that should be enjoyed by our colored
population, and the condition aud needs
of the people of Kansas, were on Friday
evening altacted by a horde OF Virgin
ians, who beat them with clubs, DC,
until the Virginians were ovsrpowered.
A Mr.. Proctor, Henry Radford, Rev.
VIM. Adams; Nat. Hall, and Judge Reck-
ard, were all more or less bruised.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

/ ANGEL GABRIEL AT THE HEAD OF A
NEGRO Observation-Disclosures from The
West Indies reports that the Negroes OF
Guinea. instigated by Orr, known as the
angel Gabriel" had commenced the
slaughter of all the Portuguese Coolies.
Gov. Woodhouse had sent Orr to Jail,
but the military under his command
are unable to cope with the m~addened
Negroes, and his Excellency had dis
patched couriers TO the Windward Is
lands for troops to aid in queliing the in
surrection, caused by fanalical appeals to
brutal instinct.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

On Tuesday evening of last week, Mr..
Aaron Fogg, a resident of Alliance,
Ohio, and employed as a brakeman on
the o. d P. R.R., attempted to Jump on
The train whilst in motion at Massilop,
but was caught between the cars, and
had his skull fractured. He died the
next day. lie was about 40 years Of
age; was a good citizen, and leaves a
wife and child to mourn his loss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

The joint resolution TO give the new
members OF Congress books equal in value
10 those which members of former Con-
crosses have received, after some debate,
was passed. The value of the books 10
each member IS about $1,000. House
adjourned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

NEBUcHADNEzzAR ExHuxED!-So It's
said. 1t is said that Colonel Rawlinsoll,
who is at present engaged in prosecuting
the discoveries commenced by Layard
and Botta, and in exhuming from the
mounds of the long lost rival cities of
Ninevah and Babylon, the instructive
remains of this once gigantic power, has
lately been discovered in a sta,e of per-
feet preservation, what is believed to be
the mummy of Nebuchednezzar. The
face Of the rebellions monarch of Baby
Ion, covered BY one of those gold masks
usually found in Assyrian tornbs, is des-
eribed to be very handsome-the fore
head high and commanding, the features
marked and regular. This interesting
relic of remote antiquity is for the pres.
ent preserved in the museum of the East
India Company.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

Ror full Course, including all departments 81 Book
Keeping, Lectures & Pennanship. invariably IN ad-
Nanln- On
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IL AN ACT
March Il, 1856

NO. 81. AN AL
TO repeal the act entitled IAN act to amend the act sup
Elementary TO the act to prevent unauthorized bank.
ing, and the circulation of unauthorized bank paper
passed February "a. 1873.
SECTION L. Be it enacted By the GeaeraI Assembly
of the State Of Ohio, Tha. the .'act to amend the aci
supplementary to the act to observation-disclosures bank.
ing. and the circulation OF unauthorized bank paper
passed February "a, ls4s, be, and the same hereby re
pealed.
sErEioN ?. The provisions Of the act hereby repeal
ed shall not operate uron. nor affect any contract mad.
after the "aet to prohibit the circulation OF foreign
bank bills Of a less denomination than ten dollars.
passed May l, 1854. took eject and became a law OF thi,
State.
N. IL VAN EORHES.
Speaker CT the House Of Representatives.
THoMASH IL. U
President Q. the Senate.
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DLEACH MUSLINS, Cotton. Flan-
- mel, and Dried Peaches, & GRATED Fruit y al
HINT = co.'s
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4 MBRoTYPEsll-OR DAGUER

- Il - = UIN--s
Having taken thorough instructions in the Art Of Am
brotypine. from A. 5. ROBBINS. late Of New York aud
Philadelphia, one OF the best Ambrotypists in Ohio, I
am ready to wait on any and all who may give me a
call, at my rooIEs over Smiths < McCombs' store, Cur
ner OF Market and Main streets.
am prepared 10 take Ikenesses OF all sizes, from
medium to full size. eitler positive Or negative. or both,
which | will tut up in double eases, showing the posi-
tive and negative picture; or in single cases, showing
either the positive or negative. The eases are made
expressly for Anhrosypes. These pictures can he Ia
ken in all kinds Of weather, from : O'Clock, A II. to 4
O'Clock. p II.
Thorough instructions given in The Art, at moderate
charges. Z. L. LsR0Y.
Warren. January %. 'Js-f
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TasssS HNsusaa swhfNdF Weysneoto PglsG Grain Eh dssl hs vHggs oda.Hj
n~MSassaNsf TI GsIaSfh%nsnaS m2 cnsREEs EdVTqTooa esHy, nIs%i% 80 ssIHsIs
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gEmMse ~l ss@ N%hssf r 9s P1eeha have @s ~9n use ut were HteDdsiF A to ~aA
Iaasyq s@agts gsaAE aaa y aSi Mercy Re- syaslssa EasasdaN edass rtssg as
Machines h~sLvnI DA dm oo r MMkas suAss A-" sT Mills ~~Hak Giant" &C. &C. for The
@9s@ !G Mr. tcams11 ssM s1db gn nal I@Tsa~ S dhs dJs 2: Anlss asl ron iafs Rxs1s:
d@h Diets a5h co. o. Pkaei moths A-E hah @p gratS ts ar PT%% As4 ~
casts I@ nsi R@rp l@or Gomez fGs NH Which seuMwI Pr~fSn aleHus by l~ aT ofGs
h5o@ts s S W s raS sHlsH e sosr dEa5 EeeF S% S s1 The S least g RESI- sh ss.s s 9aeas u ts
rings Mh can 5aHAa Of Ani nda-agt n er wGHS H can heraahyr replaced ~ ns~
This Nnbm nhhetT ht voS Of ae @ah wio others can be furnished at y tine ats costs pet. U
@ndyme ET5aes II movaa hiatt he G6e@Sa are The @G dHST all nTsnv @-e afn TAI
neal oaffa spout on ossdeG the MM,viSh III enable the SPm@r@ sets box aadra iT esTs 1s
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together GHndag M@dGOu sh&tCG nsad sAgG ai9 e Ike paups@A. TM.h fora OF WILLS -
of&e sTvcsH p~Nrus H ndAmL ai forth suner Kn duIs auI nnHEaEO gt out 81 era<.
IT'S Yell sn haanoara maf:F rmasM nat sbahIf cng mmlis Tnh tSoIhs ear to
cHmyt grinding with mh ouena po r. and 18th tOh qsn from Ln = bushels per- eE-
Price to grind With stones LWhn grind meu rapidly wh more ease niw nhHeH times as bng {"
iced sng grind rels uaean she sme amounts p~T applied to q&km 0Ians as ae"dvS OdTE
TRuALO g CORN & COBNILLs At TIE LATE FAIR OF TIE NARYLE AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
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XsmE4asa nHA|9 us.aoaA Nyarts g@=poa Nil. sHhas % rvolgdo'.
AlAars Of The Young America MHo over al ohs.s-Ia Great Srnrham dD mAmr 9d simplicity
Gag sIst swx@ Ta5ua T%I qmns Of zaaiR& Which Eak; il 50 :Ps h.E asyls
same qAHy.u aaa RyoAG a4hiau~; tn Esnay-Ha part OF the Mill which most Liable TO vsF
thus ueY Young Americas wei rmhdsB @IC nesspa and noEdwIsN IN ever SIn the Tns.
A' rae ornER Mills Is Use At ris fGHE' "A'
ht.a sslkassa 1@ that et Iron Mills ns sdanRso Corr Se, do the TaSp rgNE win n&I =.
atv mLs n a ees %S S@d ssns smU % @r eI1S1Tn T. nTS ~ a mTs r M, oS1
the @toi gdnmsw mss h0t the Nils aSgLa use for Ten Fears Cost Of rmfA nedaM MIL $50 IN
HsNr 10 YEARS So, Cost ora eonnon NM wmsh any eaAs say si4-coI Of uDnnE1 the nms@a
seytE years which i21s case NATL sdo9sat Es sxpsed Of Ng MShnse each time 20 making
Ie Y~ sSW n F@S 100 in xM NEIL ~ T a. a. o.
Re viii see by the Mmvee estimate that TIE Young America Mill can be used forth Tapos required at AKA
o,h third In eNpsIeG any UAT mAln5 " nua rsTeb VS. D. ADAMS AGENT
An uIna llr=ada the Ast promptly asId@ Dee @aa
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IL
Il some den Ct unclean beasts in the Salt Lake VAL
ley, drawn by q lady's modest. hut lively pencil. re-
counting tie details OF an actual residence a: Utah, is
Z mnch needed and seasorabie sketch Of manners and
customs among the latter dEE SaIat. Paudemouium
haS no spot in christendom where ~iniqEity is carried
on in a more wholesale way. than in the valley Of Utah.
send to ADAMS Bookstore, Warren, and get I copy
Of Female Life among The Normons. Price 81.
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EOR SALE.-A House and Lot on
BLOWS! PLOWS! SELLING OFF

Having a large stock Of Plows on hand. which mus,
be disposed Of this Spring, We have determined to sell
torthe next three months. at the following Ion figures;
Mich. Double Pillow, SI4.e0 star PIow. 500
Longs Nod Geo Buckeye Plow. Goo
do , $50 Center Lever Plow. G co
do 400 St1 Tth CuItiva,ors 6 80
Farmers Of Trumhuii County, now is the time TO Sc
cure a good Plow for less money than ever before Of
fercd in this section. Remember, ctr P.uws have al
ways surpassed any made in this part o. the State. We
would call especial attention TO our celebrated STAR
PLON. which has had such q run that some Of our
~neishhors have been induced to get up an imitation
hut remember the place. and E THE ORIGINAL
Come one. come all. Don't let this opportunity slip
by. Our Plows can he seen at the Tin Shop, Market
Street. and At the Old Foundry Stand.
Warren March % &c TnTN y nTORF rN 4 m
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE
Notice in Attachment.

James W. pyson.D
The defendant, James ". Dyson, who is a ron resi-.
dent Of Trumbull county. viii take notice, that At my
instance an Order in Attachment was issued rs Davii
II. Butts, Justice OF the Peace OF Fowler. Trumhul
county, Ohio. on the a5th day OF February. 1856, fol
fifteen dollars, against the goods. chattels, stocks, in
terest in stocks. credits. monies and effects Of the de.
feLdant, within said county. Said claim is for the
rent Of a certain house AMI lot in said Township Of
Fowler, and viii he for trial the 18th day Of April. lsJ6.
at one o'clock, ? NJ. before said Justice. The plaintiff
will he = witness in the case.
March - IS5G-3E. SANFORD STEWART.