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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
February 7tl, 1856.
{No. 81 AN Act.

mo. 8 AN ACT.
TO amend the third section. of an act ent.
tied 'an act TO fix and provide perma-
ncutly for holding the terms Of the Court
Of Common Pleas in the eighth Judicial
District .. Ohio.
SgcrioN |. BE It enacted By tie Gen.
erm IsSemJiy ofMe State Of Ohio, That
the terms Of the Court of Common Pleas
shall be hold annually in the several coun.
ties composing the second sub division of
the eighth Judicial District Of Ohio as fol-
lcws, to wit:
In the county Of Belmont, on the second
Tuesday of February, the last Tuesday of
April, and the fist Tuesday of September.
IN tho county Of Guernsey, on the first
Tuesday Of March, the fourth Tuesday Of
May, and the lhi'd Tuesday after the
fourth Tuesday in O"tober.
IA the county of Monroe, on the third
Tuesday Of March the second Tuesday, of
jun, and the third Tuesday Of October.
SECTION 2. That section third Of an act
entitled 'an act to lix and provide perma.
nenty for holding tho terms of the Court
uf Common Pleas, in the eighth Judicial
District of Ohio, passed February sixth,one
thousand eight hundred fifty four, be, and
the same is hereby repealed
n. II. FAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Repre- sentat;res.
TiIOS, II, FORD,
PreS'dtm Of tie Senate.
February =, 1856,
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Il AN ACT,

No. 10. AN ACT,
To amend the acI entitled san act to esial.
lish Code of Civil Procedure" passed
March IL, 1893.
SEcTIoNl. BE Il enacted 6y tie General
AsSemJiy of Tie STATE ot Ohio, That the
one hundred and first section Of the act
entitled" an act to establish n Code of ClylI
P'ocodure,' passed March IL, 1853, he
aud the same ia heleby amended so as 10
read as follows, to wit: Sec,ion CL There
shall be no reply except upon the aIlega-
ton Of counter claim ol set of in tho
anAwer; but the plaintiff may demur to tie
answer for Insuilciently y stating in lis de-
muTe' the grounds thereof; and he may
dcmnr lo one or mole Cf the dafcnceS set
up N the answer; and, where the answer
contains new matter ccnStiltuC u counte
claim or set of, the plaintiff mao reply to
such new matter den, ing gencrlly OF speci-
hcally, each allegation cont,o,orted by
him, aud he may allege in ordinary aud
concise language, and without repetition,
any new matter not inconsistent with the
petition constituting defonce to such new
matter in the aGswer.
SECTION 2. That original section one
hundred aud one, aud section one hundred
aud two Of tho act to which this is an
amendment, be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEoTroN g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from aud after its passage.
II, N. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tie House Of Repre- sentaires.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President ofMe Senate pro tenn.
February 90. 1856
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13

0- The Enquirer goes ou to say that the
Toledo Republican has lately contained rome
We ar, glad to hear that the Democracy
is at last beginning TO turn its thoughts
towards that awful subject There's sort
OF people who get very gody as soon as
they ure taken i'll
When the devil wac sick. the devil monk would Ne,
When the devil was we'll, lhs devil a monk was he
A. CAD Gazette,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13

THE PRooLAaATIoN, ~ e National Intel
ligencer conc ludes an article on the recent
reclamation in regard TO Kansas affairs
with these words: rs Il not enough to
make angels weep to seq 80 haopy, harmon.
ius, peaceful country leu Blessed 10 ev-
cry el ment of nationa, aud domestic
applness as W this ouy there short years
ago--su ddenly, by one mad aud peWerss
act. converted into on universal arena OF
dscord aud threatened civil eonin,otionw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13

(No i6.) AN ACT.
To amend an net entitled "An Act 10 establish
acode OF civil procedure" passed March I /
1853
SkcrioN I. ia L enacted hv the General As.
eemhy OF the State OF OHIO, That sections three
hundred aud thirteen OF nh act enliucd "Au
Act to establish code ofciyil procedure" pass.
ed March ii, 1853, hc. aud the same is hereb,
so amended us 10 read as follows:
SECTION c,CNlu. No party shall be allowed
to teHiIvby virtue of the provisions of section
tEreo hundred aud ten, where tho adverse part,
Is the executor or administrator of deceased
person where the facts 10 be Prov on iranspired
before the death OF such deceased person excepi
10 testify To the validity OF hooks of account OF
not more than eighteen months standing. g.--Thc
deposition of a party shall not he used in his own
behalf unless the legal notices required in Other
cases where deposillons are To he taken il that OF
the party; Provided. that IL the deposition OF a
party he taken in any pending suit and such
party shall die before the trial thereof il shall be
lawful for tile opposite party 10 testify az 10 all
matters contained IN said deposition Il tho same
be offered in evidence.
SEcrios ., This act shall he applicable to al
civil sections or proceedings now pending and
undecided which have been commenced sinc,
the taking effect OF IN act entitled ..An act Il
establish acode ofsivil procedure" passed Marei
II 1883,
sncnos g. That thu original section, nambe
three hundred aud thrteep, he. and the same 4
sthereby repealed
- SEcnoS l. That nothing in section Sl3 ahal
be construed so a. 10 prevent party tesufyin.
where the adverse patis is zen administrator o
executor when the testimony OF person Il
= Ihken by deposition, or oiaeTwiso. who was
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For the Belmont Chronicle.
Miscellaneous Enigma.

am composed of thirty three letters.
My ], %, 80, is an article much used.
My 4, 30 %, 80, IL, 10, 10, 29, is a name
Dt State.
My 10, | 8, %, "a, II. 81, is & word much
used.
NY 10, 20, -, is Conjunction.
My %, ., l6, 10, 26, is the name Of an
Inventor.
My 81, is an apostrophe.
My %, II, 80, 81, ., ~, is an article much
used
My. whole is an exciting topic.
A Ii
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Barser-ShOp Poetry.
AIR" BcE Bolt"
on you remember Lew Ransom, friend Joe,

On don't you remember Lew Ransom, friend Joe.
Lew Ransom, the Barber np town -
VINO smiles with delight, when Won i've him = sII
And does up his shav ing so brown. "''
IN ,ho neat barber shop on Main eet friend Joe
Benoaih the old green housc so iine'
ne mas hted up his Shelyc with sonps of ever scent
Aud the striped pee is his sign ' "
Upon his son cushioned chair Old Joc
Ihat spreads wide It's arms for us ali
logeiher we've sat In the noon .,ia A ,jn,r
Ana snoozed while he shaved Us so well
Many barbers have tried In vain old loo
but their efforts can never compare:
tor me Customers hOek around the shop 10 see
How tastefuiy he clips oil the hair
ineresa change in the times know friend Joe
iney nave chane'd from the old To The new
ana teei IN the depths OF my pocket the truth
That prices down town of have chanp'd too a'H
rour yeeFS have passed. or more OLD Ina
since Lew Ransoms name was first haii,d
Ana MS shop is deemed blessing in truth
FOR TO please he has never YET failed
81 Ciairsville, September, Goth lass.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
1N ACT
Published by Authority.


To amend section 67 Of an acl entitled Jan
supplementary TO tue act defining the iu-
risdiction aud regulating the practice Of
probate courts" passed May |, 1854.
SEcrioN |, Be ii enacted By tie Gener.
oi assembly Of tie State Of ohio, That
section 81 of an act entitled IAN act supple
menlmy To the act defining the jurisdiction
and regulating the practice Of probate
couts,' passed May ! 1854, be so amen.
ded rs to read Ms follows: Section G7.-
That appeals may he taken from any order,
decision or decree e the probate court, in
settling tn" accounts Of an executor, admin
i,listor or guardian. in proceedings for the
sale of real estate for the payment of debts,
or in proceedings for the execution aud
completion of real contracts, 10y any person
agains; whom such order, decision or lecreA
shall be made, or who may be affected there
bv to the Court Of common pleas of the prop-
g. county, and the cause SO appealed shall
be tried, heard and decided in the court of
conmOn pleas, in the same manner rs
though tie said court of common pleas had
clgjnal jurisdiction thereof This act To
apply TO all cases now pending, aud take
elect from aud after it>passage.
SECTIoS 9 That said section 81 of sail
act supplementary tothe net defining the
jurisdiction and regulating the practice o.
probate courts, passed May /, 1854, be, and
the same 10 hereby repealed.
n. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Fehruarv Sih lS5G
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AC inst ree'd snd 'er saIsby ., THOMPSON.
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

The Boston Advertiser states that inisrmA-
ion was yesterday received that thirty bales
Of clothing. sent from the east for sufferers Ia
Kansas, had arrived at LawreRce, had been
distributed. Sixty cases more were at Leav.
enworth and would reach Lawrence in day
or two. One hundred andlninety seven cases
Of clothing have gone forward from the Boston
office.
These are very much needed in Kansas. The
robberies committed by hordes of savage inva .
ders have left many families wholly destitute
Col. Eldndge's train of emigrants, which ar.
rived recently at Topeka, had, with it $17 ,00(
worth OF clothing. groceries, ETC., sent by thu
| Aid Societies.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

you listened to my prayer and OH as you hope fer
mercy at tho Judgment, show it to me now!"
And the man looked at her, rs she knelt there In
her mournful beauty at bis feel, with her shining
curs lying about her fearful face and his heart was
, touched
~ am sorry for you, - he said, 't but, madame,
| your husband has been greatly to blame.n
SIT was l, 1t was my fault, eagerly interrupted
Elsie. Il instigated him to the act by my folly and
extravaganza. DO not accuse him, let the shame,
the sin, be mine, but OH you will mot kill u.s.
| will youl"
The stern heart melted Mr.. Holburn raised the
young wife gently, and whispered; "Mrs Raymond,
| will prosecute the thing no further. Your has
band is safe"
A half hour later Elsie burst into the room where
sat her husband 'tLook up Alden " she cried, ex.
ultingly; II have saved you!"
But this sudden Joy after these hours Of uisite
suffering, was too much even for the mans strong
physical endurance, and MS the glad words died on
elsie lips, her husband dropped senseless to the
floor.
Q week had passed 1t was a soft starbrght
evening, the closing Of of those days that come
up, golden wanderers from tho Tropics, and shake
hands with the mouths gloom, and chill and mist
- Alden Raymond sat in his large easy chair, in
sr the pleasan. room where We met him ut breakfast
is and Elsie sa on the chair She looked very
and ,C there 5Ss
to but you would have loved it better than all ths
o. sparkle of the old times.
lis "And SO, Alden, said the little wife running he
Id fingers through her husband hair "grandma write
she will BIO with US next month"; as soon as MAJ
= brings the cloYer wind to her Bedroom window.
re IN so glad and nowyour business has turned out
I'd so favorably, We shall be very happy canno
ok thank God enough when think of it!''
ha Alden drew his arms around the slender waist
"Yes, darling, the worst Is over now" be answer
ur ed. Our business is prosperous footing again
i'll thank God, as you say have this afternoon pa
a Mr.. Holburn all that debt. We should be yer
happy, if it were net for that one terrible memoir
ng Elsie ; his head dropped on her shoulder.
VI The wife put down her rosy lips to his car, an
whispered softly, "Dont think about It, dear Alder
in 1t was all my fault, not yours you know; and whs
nd a lesson has 1t been to US both. We totH neve
to quarrel agatnn
she And Elsie kept her word, and when her graut
mother returned home from her happy visit, Oh
err. said to Daisy, with tears in her eyes
lily VI have no fears for Elsie now; she is tho be-
wife 10 the world, and she has the best hussan,
rms tol."
,rse 90 Ehe haymonds hrst quarrel with her husban
M ) | was her Last one
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
REAL ESTATE.
PUhLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
~ w misss. on ri EsDAY, the 18Th day %. u 10
& yember, inst, that we'll known property, ysart IS
Tayern with all the Farm and Real Estate, lately be-
ongs to Catharine Dysart, decd. The Lind Is divided
into three portions, Wig; ,
No l. Containing 81 Acres more or less, embracing the
Tavern House, barn and other buildings, and extending
to Big Ek Creek the north side Of the road from Dy
snrtfst to Fair HILL Twenty Acres oil this part IS wood
land, q portion being well tmbered.
No. q Containing 9l3 Acres lies on the south side 81
the same road, extending eastward from Big Elk Creek
aud affords, In connection with No, excellent MILL
No. s. Containing lsAores; lies the east side Of the
road from DyHArt's to Elkto, about one fourth oil nl
from this former, The nnd Of excellent quality ani NJ
under fence The situation s high and one Of the sS
Cd about2 miles south ofhe Pennsy line and abon
81 Elkton, Tine Railroad Depot at Newark 10 about
miles distant Schools, Churches aud Mills Of every des
cription convenient.
THE TERMS OF SALES are as follows: One thr
OF the purchase money to be paid cash on tho day
Sale, one-third in six months, and the residue in twev
months the day Sale The credit mentB to bea
Interest 70 be secured by orsags on the property
The Sale will commence at clock. z. Nj. Persons de
slrng to look at the property will call npon MI Archiba
Alden the premises Further particulars can DO oi
tanned by applying to the subscber at MS 9tee ~ Ell
| ton. j, Il. McCULLOUGH,
| Nov. SITS Attorney.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

NoRE METHODIST DIVISION 1t is well known
that the last General Conference OF the Nistho :
dist Protestant Church refused to consider the
paper published at Baltimore, and called
The Methodist Protestant, any longer Genera
Conference paper. Its Pro Slavery character
was the cause.-Troubles having sprung up in
Illinois, and the West generally, about itt
trucking to the South. A split has also occur
red in the Madison College, Penusylya' ia and I
new Pro Slavery Methodist Protestant concerI
has been established at Lynchturg. The lea
ven is working. and it will not be long till thu
Methodist Protestant Church will be distinct
ly divided into two divisions, An,i'Savery ant
| Pro Slavery.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

a N excellent Farm Of lBlI Acres, divided in
"a N to o ieds under complete fencing, e0n hun
IEgsM dred PANELS Of good Hedging % Acres good
wei waIeret Tae improvements are s99d honse con;
erbs Is double f0Ored is of the hest in the neigh
borhnod the land of light rich loam aud is now ~ high
pies and Peaches now q full bearing This farm stnst.
h. ill., comfort Schools SeminaTes and Churches of al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can he found, This Farm has many ad
yaninyps lime can delivee ed the arm from the Z,
W. &B. Rail Road Co. 1t will be sold with the money
prioe loo per Acre and terms easy. Call address the
undeTs gned ut Newark, Del, JAMES IL KAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT Boy EATEN BY BEAR.
Near Rocky Point, in Greenbrier county Va,
on Thursday week, at the residence Of WIN. 7.
Mann, George Fox, about Is wears old, was in
stantly killed and partly eaten up large pet
hear, belonging to Mr.. Mann. The ciIcum-
stances are as follows: boy had on the
day previous been out hunting and killed Q
ground hog, and in carrying or skinning th'
same got some Stood on his clothes lie no
having changed his clothes went about tn,
bear, as was usual for every one, when tn
bear lay held of him around the body, ant
knocked the boy down with his paw, and ca
very near all the flesh off his face and legs be
fore he was dead. There being ne one abou
the house buta lady, she was unable to eliev
him.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

ANOTHER DuEL IN RICHMOND RICHMOND, Nov.
IA duel came off this morning, mile from
this city, betw cen R. A. Pryor and DR.. o b.
Finney, State Senator for Accomac. DR.. Fins
ney was badly wounded, the ball Of his antag-
onist having entered his right hip. The did
Guilty is said to have originu'ed about the &C
count ola discussion at Accomac between the
Doctor and person of the name Of Curtis,
published in the correspor dence Of the Enqui~
rer, which stated that Finnsy attempted to re
ply, but did not speak five minutes before he
| quit the stand. Finuey denounced Pryor as a
rascal, and said that he would post him as Q
coward for publishing the account Pryor incl
him near the Excnapge yesterday. and on the
language above given being repeated. he struck
Finney in the face. Therefore a challenge was
passed and meeting took place as above alta
/ ted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
T1p PTRpLEXED noUsRKEEPER,

ny MRS. 2. D. GAGE.
1 wish had . dozen PAIRS
or hands this very minute
I'D soon out all these things TO rights
The Ysry deuce Is In 1t
Hereis big washing to be done,
One pair Of hands to do 1t; -
sheets, shirts and stockings, coats and PanH,
How will ssr get through II
Dinner to get for sig or more,
No loaf left Ger frsm Sunday;
A baby cross as he can live
He's always 30 on Monday.
And there's the cream, tbs getting sour,
And must forthwith be churning,
And here's Bob wants baton on
which way shall be turning?
IT'S time the meat was In the pot,
The bread was worked for baking,
The clothes wore taken from the boil
Oh, dsari the baby'a waking.
Hush, baby deari there, hush Oh ah
Iwish he'd sleep little,
Till could run and get some wood
To hurry up that kettle.
Oh, dear! if P comes home,
And End things In this pother,
He'll just begin to tell me all
About his tidy mother.
How Zoe her kitchen used to be,
Her dinner always ready
Exactly when the neon belt rang
Hush, hush! dear little Freddy.
And then will come some hasty word
Right out before IN thinking
They say that hasty words from wives
Set sober men TO drinking.
Now Isn't that great idea,
That men should take to shining,
Because weary, half sick wife
Can't always smile 50 SHINING,
When was young used to earn
My living without trouble,
Had clothes and pocket money, too,
And hours Of leisure double.
never dreamed of such a fate,
When l, a.iass ! was oourted-
Wife, mother, nurse, seamstress, o.
,usek keeper, chambermaid, laundress, dairy-wol
I'd scrub generally-doing the work Of six
All for the sake Of being supported!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

IL A splendid Chester County Farm situated a,
IpaEm from Srickersyie and from New London X
llllM Roads, This Farm contains 2s Acres Of prime
reI an and in good grazing order, IL is divided
into fields we'll fenced and wood lpt of so Acres of
prime TIMBER good spring walter IN all fields. The i'm
pToyees Brick House ~ by &c, three stories high with
hbrick kitchen hack feet Square and all hni shed WELL
10 by 81 feet, both ell finished Whe wright and Smith
sup good spring and stone splnE house, for the large
mnso the barn is 40 by 50 feet wit hsheddng three
Sides by 40 feet straw house, aud wagon house by
10 cribs attached, and crib separate by 30 feet
high This farm situated in good healthy neighbor
hcnd andi chonls close to hand Of all denomna
ITEMS grist mil adjoining THIS Farm IN high
state and cannot be excited for lts pro-
dct yoness aud would ask all wanting Farm
like this to call and can be bought Tor Ss5 per
Acre. JAMIE n. MA ",
0rt 2 Newark Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

IL IN pursuance Of the last VIII etS Testament
fE{A of William Davis, late of the Io"DshlP 81
ksshM London BRITAIN in The County Of hester decd
lIze4l. will he expUsed at PUBLIC SALE, on Sntur-
day the 9Th day of November next, all that certain plan
atlon and tract land situate in the PoTnsp
Osnond and Others containing 8 Acres, NOR 2r less
about fit cen Acres of which well mGerel The land
is OF good quality, and divided into fields oil conNenrht
size, and well watered. mestone has lately been dis
covered the sulses u situated IN lOuriShinR
neighbohood, convenient to mills Schools, and places
public worship. Tho improvements are mansion house
part stone and port log stone house partly finished
two story wagon house with thraslng hoor, corn l
spring of good water there an apple orchard aud
variety oil other fruit trees is situated on the public
Road leudHg from Kmbleville to ID. V. Nlyen's Ilnt
quarres two miles from the former and two iromthe al
ter pace, Any des of vlewH tl1 pT0peTt,
can do SO by calling Charles avis adjoining tho pre-
misses. Sale to commence Mt O'Clock IN haid day. whel
" s ' JOAN DAVIS. lE,s.