Lytle v. Lytle

The facts in this case, on which the question . of law arises, are these:

William Lytle, a resident of Henry county, who was indebted to various persons, abandoned his family and left the State. William M. Bartlett, one of his creditors, commenced a suit against him in the Henry Circuit Court, and at the same time instituted proceedings in attachment and garnishment. Nine other creditors filed their claims under Bartlett’s attachment; and during the pendency of these proceedings, the appellant, the wife of said William Lytle, filed a petition against him, in the court of common picas of the…