Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

the Salnes and snail also annex TO MS peGl-
ton an accurate inventory verified in like
manner, of an his estate, both real and per-
sonal. p Notice of all proceedings must be
given to all creditors, and the property is
to be turned over to an assignee for their
abenefta baG979 isia9a,aq sd5 e sao.5 7stse liza
a, There is excepted from the provisions OF
the act the necessary household and
kitchen furniture, aud suehqother articles
0and ,neeessaries of such bankrupt as the
Ssaid assignee shall designate and set apart,
having reference in the amount to the fam
lily, condition, and, circumstances of the
Bankrupt but although not to- exceed in
value, in any case, the sum of $500, and
salso. the wearing apparel OF such nankrupt
eand that of his wife and children. and the
uniform, arms, and equipments of any per-
son who is or has been soldier in the mi
iitia or in the service of the United States
and such other property as now is, or here
after s.aall be, exempted from attachment,
laws of the United States, and such other
property, not included in the foregoing ex-
cepEions, as is exempted from levy and sale
upon execution or-other process or order
of any court by the laws of the State in
which the bankrupt has his domicile at the
time of the commencement ef the proceed
fngs in bankruptcy,eto an amount not ex-
,ceeding that allowed by such State exemp-
a tion laws in force in the year 1854" -fi
Six months after the ajudication of bank
ruptcy, after publication in the newspa-
opers, certificate Is given the bankrupt
-discharging him forever from all his debts
bexisting at that time. Any person owing
debts may involuntarilya be bankrupt,
who shall "depart from the State, district
or territory of which he Is an inhabitant,
with intent to defraud his creditors or
being absent shall, with such intent. re-
main absent; or shall conceal himself to
avoid the service of legal process in any
action for the recovery of a debt or demand
provable under this act; or shall conceal or
remove any of his property to avoid its
being attached, taken or sequestered on
legal process or shall make any assign
his estate. property, rights, or credits,
either. within the United States or1
elsewhere with intent to delay, de-
fraud, or hinder his creditors, or
bWho had been arrested and held in
custody under or by virtue Of
mesne process of execution, issued out
OF any court of any State, district or terri
tory, within which such debtor resides or,
has property, founded upon demand in
Its nature proyable against a bankrupt's
estate under this act, and for sum exceed
ing one hundred dollars, and such process,
if remaining in force and not discharged
by payment, or in any other manner pro-
Ivided By the law OF such State; district or;
territory applicable thereto, for a period of
seven days. OF has obeen actually impris-
oned for more than seven days in civil ac-
. ton, fOu nded con contract for the sum of
zone hundred dollars or upwards; or who.
being bankrupt or insolyeDt, or in contem-
plation of bankruptcy or Insolvency, shall
make any payment, gift, grant, sale, con-
Fveyance or transfer of monty or other prop
erty, estate, rights or credits, or give any
warrant to confess judgment, or procure or
sufferhis property to be taken on legal pro-
cess, with Intent TO give preference to one
Tor more of his creditors, or to any person or
persons who may be liable for him as in
Ssdorsers, bail, sureties, or otherw ise. or with
1.-the intent, by such deposition OF his prop
erty, 70 defeat OF delay the oPeration Of this
aJor trader, has frauduleHtly stopped or sus-
pended and not resumed payment of his
commercial paper, within aperiodof four
= teen days."ss15i1ne. ssSI
The duties of registers in bankruptcy
= are, ITO make adjudication OF bankruptcy,
to receive the surrender Of any bankrupt,
Ito administer oaths in all proceedings be-
t'fore him. to hold and preside at meetings OF
sereditors, to take proof of debts, to make
sail Computations of dividends and all orders
.sof distribution, and to furnish the assignee
with certified copy of such orders and OF
vs the schedules of creditors and assets filed
a in each case, TO audit and pass accounts Of
assignees. to grant protection, to pass the
s last examination of any bankrupt in cases
g. whenever the assignee or a creditor do not
Hioppose, and to sit in chambers and dispatch
there such part of the administrative bu-
ssiness OF the court and such uIeontested
q matters as shall be defined in general rules
Il and orders, or as the district Judge shall in
any particular matter direct; and he shall
o also make short memoTanda OF his proceed
ings in each case in which he shall act, in 9
docket to be kept by him for that purpose
a. ErODememt, Rape, Forgery and
hs7s Probable POi.Oning.
Ssa, On Thursday, the 9th day of May, mar.
q ried man, by the name of Samuel A. Deck
er, succeeded in enticing from her home &
i young girl by the name of Rachel Anr
Bailey, of some seventeen years of age, aut
took her to Marion, Ohio, where he left hel
and went to Delaware. The testimony
given by the girl before the grand jury
was to the effect that Decker had admins
tered some kind of drugs to her, and VIC
lated her person. Decker was arrested a
delaware, brought here and placed in Jail
=. The grand jury. found two Indictment
against Decker one for rape, and anothel
for forging an order on Joseph Pinyard fo
, about eight dollars. .--7 .-5t5,
-, On Tuesday, the 2sth day of May, Mis-
q Bailey was at the house of Decker's wife
and we have been informed that she tool
dinner there that day. She then returned
home where she died the same evening
Nery suddenly. An inquest was held OIL
the body, which was continued for severa
DAYS. Her body was dlssected by skillfu
physicians, and the stomach sent to Profes
sor Casseil, of the Cleveland Medical Col
iege, for chemical analysis. All the symp
toms indicate poisoning by strychnine.-
The coroner's jury will not report until tn
return of the stomach and the results of the
2iexainination of Professor Cassell are mad
known & c-gc Us ss5ls -s1o- -frBal 75l c'
.4bgs 1t is sad affair, involved in much mys
= terry, and we hope every effort will be mad
Ito unravel it, and bring the guilty party
s5parties to merited punishment. The Decke
sEttfamilyn y consists of some four brother
sdand three or fonr women. They have bee
there but few months.---Mt. rGitead Unso
lessRegtster ie.a.5 sI52I yna Of -oisiaiFs- s.5f I
le1gsrss TiFn4 eFoET.lI E--s,- = : gas gFz (
q. u etqnsls si q Wade I'm! n. .5-.-s-sss
-sHs=The WAelEiag Intslligeneer is q -Radica
.zaorQarl Of the most earnest type. The othe
hnday it said, editorially alss ,sa..s-d osis I
81 1.-The health OF Hon. B.. - Wade. Prest
esiens ,Dfo tenn. of the 1Senates is said to b
d decliilinE. The Cairo Democrat says he
ssoverworked. He laborsi too many hour
y each day, giving at least ten to the work
putting himself around several gallons !
whisky. II he were to- adopt the eieh
oahntir' svsfnf1 fiE health wot1fd inrroye