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not exactly see how Il could retreat By the
Westham road. That is about the state OF
the case with the rebel army according to this
Intelligence. This IL, doubtless, only one
more of those determinations. Of which tho
rebels have already received so many, and
after every one OF which they reiterated by a
march in 'front.' We give full credence 10 the
belief prevalent in Shanghai on the eleventh
April. that Nankin had fallen.
1 Yesterdays Ersuirer states that Mr..
BASIL L. GrLDERsLEEvE, of this city, is about
to return home, after having received round
of academic honors in the schools OF the con-
,inent. He has passed some time at the Uni.
versities of Berlin, Bonn and Gottngen. AT
the last named institution he received the de-
gree of Doctor of Philology-a degree which
ranks higher in German schools than that of
Doctor of Laws. Mr.. G. is the son of Rev.
Benjamin GiIdersleeve, of this city, editor OF
the Waterman and Observer, the Presbyterian
organ of the South. Young Mr.. G. was i'm.
PEELED by his ardor for learning to 60 abroad
at an early age.
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SSNNwz@s SONS OF TEMPEkANCE.-Th
AESWz members of HUTCHINSON DIVISION,
~ Sons of Temperance, hereby sum
@a0EDS moned TO meet at their Division Room,
This tuesday Afternoon, June 2sth, at 2
O'Clock, to attend the funeral of brother VIM. "a
FULTON, decd.
By order of the W. P.
JOHN w. FERGUSON, R. s.
E Sister Divisions are invited to attend.
je 2e-lt*
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A VERITABLE LUsus NATURE We have had
upon our counter for a day or two, one of the
stran gest specimens of wha. Nature can do when
she sets about it, that has ever claimed our notice
1t is pig, (not "alive and kicking" but well pre-
served in spirls having eight legs, three and
two tails. 1t has been examined by hundreds of
the curious, and the closer the examin alton, the
greater, thus far, has been the establishment ex-
pressed. This strange individual pig, seems to
consist of two individuals of opposite sexes not
exactly like Cowper's "two single gentlemen rolled
into one" but like two members of the swinish
multitude united combined in a union, compared
to which that of the STA twins would seem like
absolute separation. This swinish specimen of
duality, we are told, is ''natve and to the manor
born" of Pennsylvania. What progress his Incl.
piept swineship might have made in subterraneous
explorations, had he survived, must forever be
matter Of serious doubt, no CAM e' en- at the
capabilities of monster of that genus, gifted with
such an inordinate allowance of the usual appen-
dasee of swinehood.
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DIscHARGED.-A respectable looking man named
Jordan from Nottoway county, Yves arrested on
Saturday evening, after having been put OF the
City Hotel for dsorderly conduct and while he
was careering about the Exchange Hotel and -four
ishing trunk about as he would shilelah. He
was partially intoxicated, and was evidently labor
ing under mental arrangement He was taken to
Jail in order to give time for the statement of his
disease. Yesterday on being brought before the
Mayor, he answered questions rather incoherenty,
but was discharged on furnishing security.
We learn that he is very sober man, and has
been subject to fits of mental arrangement, not the
result of liquor, for twenty years
The Mayor in the course Of some admonitory
remarks stated that three fths of the cases adjud
Gated at the cage and this Office by him, were di-
rsctly or indirectly the result of the use of intoxi
eating liquors in undue excess.
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GxoscIA WING CONVENTIONAL Convention
of the wings of Georgia, assembled In Macon on
the 22d instant, and on the first ballot nominated
Charles J. jenkins, Of Richmond County, for Gov
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NEW BRrpGE-We have just seen the plans, ee'
vaons, &C.. for bridge proposed to be built at the
foot Of 18th street, across the Dock. The contem-
plated structure will be what is technically styled
s.lattice" bridge, and 10 to have two roadways,
each twelve feet wide, and two foot.ways OF six
feet, for pedestrians. The space will be sixty six
feet and the distance above the water, at the cen.
tire, thirteen feet.
The bridge will cross the canal at an angle OF
eighty four-so nearly to right angle as to amount
to the same thing, far as the eye is concerned
The facade is of very agreeable style of architec.
ture, and will b, sixteen feet In height. Other
plans have been presented, but we understand that
the one mentioned above 10 most likely to be
adopted.
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G ~ L. U. OF U. F.-The members of
~ Aurora Lodge No ll6, o of o F, are
~ notified TO meet at their Hall on Broad
street, This Day, at 2K O'Clock, for
the purpose of paying the last tribute of
respect to our deceased Brother, Vice Grand WIN
Nj FULTON .r.s
Members of Sister Lodges are requested to unite
with us.
je 26-1t VIM A BUFFERS, Sec.
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aaaR-,nInEh 4TH JULT-The Canal
- BOAT Great Western, (belong
log 10 " u neaden, Esp has recently been tho
roughly ceansed and repaired, and can be had upon
accommodating terms by any Military Company,
Sabbath School or pleasure party, wishing to take
a 9TH July excursion up the river.
ieo3-3t* WIN. MOSELEY, Captain.
r-szs-E-zesT1 NOVICE- kICHMUND AND
ai5s DANVILLE RAILROAD.-on and
ai11r Iae Isi OF July, the following charges will be
made en- the articles specified below in lieu of the
rates on the present tariff of Freight:
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@Sum0nm ATTENTION CADETS OF TEN
SWNxZ PEhANCE Attend meeting of Law
~ renee Section, No 8, at Richards Hall, lin
SSsgSS rear of the Grace Street Baptist Church
To. day. at o'clock NJ, to pay the last tribute
of respect to Captain William Al. Fulton: with re.
gala, and Grape ON the left srm.)
By order of the w, P.
js28 THOMAS u. DUDLEY, in, A. s.
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4TH JULY KxEURsTON-
BY the NsD, Large and Elsxanf S,,s.
BEIVIUFNk HE

+ This large and commod;ou. :.
Ger, 10 charge Of Captain l;ig.sr .sesa.
msEe On Excursion % far % City Point ara, "
on the Evening Of the 4th July, aistsuss .ssl
and returning. Of about 100 miles. gong
She viii leave her wharf at Rocker, :.
o'clock fin the afternoon, and return ~ 3
before the hour of II o'clock. " Sc
1t 10 seldom that such an opportunity oa,,.
so large boat, to make pleasure excur,ioa ~ y
our river. @
bosrs sns svsra .sa es provided
ford to make the trip pleasant one. '' u'-
The charge for Q gentleman alone, only. Al m
For lady and gentleman together, onlv ~
And for every additional lady sccomps. "
nying a gentleman, ONLY. "a
IL Qa "
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TIN JAn1srowr.- This splsndid nav stssmcr
sailed from Norfolk yesterday morning, stopping 1t
sDcisnt Jamestown on the river, where the cere.
mony OF christening" the steamer took place. over
good dinner. At eight o'clock In the evening, the
booming gun announced her arrival q Rockssts -
Our citizens will have IN opportunity Of visiting
her 10 day.
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ny VIRGINIA WORM KTLI-F9
This preparation, now a nannsss !.
readily taken by children, being yerv .yras AZ
sns essaas to the tsste SAFE prompt and cen .si
Prepared and sold by
- T. PICoT. Drus,,.,
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u ATTENTION, BLUES.-Attend meet.
Ming and drill of your Company at Lafayette
Hall, on Wednesday next, the 29th inst, at
0s4 o'clock PM
By order of your Commander. t..
JNO F REGNAULT, Orderly
The Honorary Members intending to participate
In the celebration of the approaching anniversary
of American Independence, will leave their names
with Hon Members A Krischman or Robert n
Burton, by Saturday next
lie est J. r , Orderly.
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Fnx.-About 70 o'clock yesterday morning, the
pipe of store having dfe In IT. ID the lower part
Of two story wooden house, located ct the corner
OF 9th and Byrds streets adjacent 70 the riyer be
coming over.hested, isnited the wood speedily into
fame, and the lower part of that house. occupied
by Mr.. p. H. walsh, and the lower part OF the next
and corner one was also badly burnt. Damage not
to exceed s1oO, and a. we lesrn there was no In
surance upon It. The buildings, We learn, we're
owned partly BY Mr.. R. Duval and partly ~ mr. L
r. Watkins
BATHING All persons but especially nose
whose avocations con6ne them to the business part
of the town, during the greater share OF tne oas'
should bathe often, even at the expense OF little
Inconvenience. Both health and comfort VIII be
largely promoted by the regular habit OF ba'hing'
In such climate as ours. Those who dwell for
for hours, In an atmosphere of coal gas, tobacco.
fumes, dust and the villainous compound OF vile
smells to which all cities are liable, should not ne
elect their daily lutions either from contempt for
Mahomet or any other Teason. There are several
good bathing establishments in the city, and besides
these, In few secluded spots along the river are
the excellent primitive baths. long used by the
copper .colored Undergraduates of other days, and
extensively pa.ronized BY their royal families and
nobility. - sH3
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Is 1s~s pr. 5 obi b. w aIfhalI. n omro1a
fS>-SA THO Physicians, Ofice on Governor
street nearly opposfte the Governors Hou,e.
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sT NOTICE.--To Traye1e--
EzsSass the Piney Point Line - 81
tim0re. ne next trip of the steamer pnwn.''
TAN will be made on Sunday, 3ed July. is.,s.s az r
Monday, the lth. her regular day, conssa 800
passengers for Piney Point or Baltimore ss 10y ~
will have to take the cars here on the uarn,,s !.
Sunday next, 3rd inst at O'Clock, A. H. s@
SAMUEL RUTH.
Agens of Trsnspor,saoo
Office Richmond, Fred'g & P RRGo.
Richmond, June 26:h. 1853.
10 eat
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E@Aucti0n NOtfce.-Attention is solicited ,
our sale This Morning, at 10 O'Clock
je e ALEX MOTT d. CO., Auct
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sAmNzzzz CE.-Friendship Division No
Nv 100, S of T, will meet at their Hall This
~ Evening at 9 O'Clock, in order to attend
zSzzdEsSS the funeral of our brother VIM Full
TON. which will take place at 81 o'clock this even
ing from st. Pauls Church
lie 2s-lt* WIN B GAINES. Wp
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R BATHS, BATHS. R1T.5-
Hot Cold and Shower Bashs csn - "a
aaa'y = tae Hair Dressing, Shaving ana shsmpoo.
l1fh street nosei--enFsnco %
Single Bath Is cents, or ave tickets for s1oo !,
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4 ~a.s JOE PRINTING.-The Dispatch
~ Job Office 4 sprepared to execute 10 the
handsomess manner, ant on the most reason able
terms Pamphleess circulars, HandbiIIs,
&c, and every description. ot PRINTING.
je 23-1m
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n~ Gleasen's Pictorial BOund,-I
aS>1have now for sale, vol of the Picto,
rial, elegantly beundin gilt, with an index and
ample title page-price 3d.
B. J. EDDINS
Under the America Hotel
u Please remember, furnish the Pictorial
and Flag OF Our Union tor 81 per annum
je 7-4t ss
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wRipe Peaches havs appeared IN Macon, Gsor.
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sANNpmnz TO THE MEMBERS OF THE.
MIXxZ GRAND DIVISION--You will meet This
aAS Evening at 2 O'clock at Hutchinson Di
ssz8kSS vision Room, lin regslia,) to pay the
last tribute of respect to our deceased brother WIN
M FULTON late Grand Conductor of the D
je 2S-1t* THOMAS J EVANS, G s.
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- insP d MURRAY, UNDEa.
Main and franklin. %
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NJ THE STAR.-Picnicn 800. -
others whe desire TO make short .s,r.
Sons me country, win from this time forwsrd
nave az excellent opportunity of doing a.. hv All
10y, a, upon nj. JOHN II. sEAYRES al the Coin a..
pair OF fine horses, which can ALWAYS Ia has
sn % "a aouce and on very moderate terms.
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COMPANION, vol. 4th, bound, gilt back, edges az d
sides-price 50. Vols !, 2, 3 and can be had for
$40.
g Subscribersto GleasOn's Pictorial can
have their papers bound up in neat and durable
style for I'll %, By leaving them with the subscriber
at the Newspaper and Cheap Book Depot, opposite
the American. LEWIS L.. SMITH
Regular Newspaper and Magazine Agent.
je 27-3t
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b - B. ". HXzARKE. Attoruev MT
Law and Na1tafv Pnblic,-Practices
in all the Courts of Henxfco County and Richmond
city. Az Notary Pu6lIc, palicuiar attention will
De PAID to the taking Of Dispositions Gin or out Of
kelinquishments of Dover, &c. Clains for collsc'
ton entrusted TO him, promptly tended to.
Office removed TO No SO, three t,ors shove CITY
A de- On North side Of Main street., Richmond, Va
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TTNO TOBACCO aEE.-
Il JOSEPH WEAR, Machinist, 2sth street. -
tween Main and Franklin streets, would resuee,fnl.
" return thanks TO the Manufacturer OF Tobs."o
for their liberal support since he commenced ms;
ness: would also inform them he IL prepared n
make Sharpening Mills with dispatch and suusrios
workmanship He would refer thosa no. aequant.
ed with his work, to the following gentlemen:
References.-Thos & Saml Harderoye, Wn
Greancr James FL Grant, Charles Word, Lsu-el
Factory, John Goode.
N B-MilIs repaired with neatness and dispatch
je 2S-lm* Nv
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ENUUND, on the 25th instant, in the alley in rear
IL Of the Exchange Hotel, q Silver Watch.
which the owner can have by calling on the su5.
scriber, and paying for this advertisement
j. 2S-3t+ III II FITCH Locust Allsv
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L>OR SALE. trst rate secondhand Ton
Buggy. Apply to Hooker, Osborne e. Co,
or EGGLESTON L. CO,
je 28-3t No IA Pearl street.
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Il hand
Aisor real French MarseiIles Quilts, all sizes
II SEeetings. pillow case Linens
Bleached and brown Table Damasks
Huckabacks, Diapers, and other Goods for
housekeepers.
je % C HARTWELL. e. co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-07-07
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Number e.r SO.

liable to the plaintiff in attachment sor
all property, moneys and credits n his
hands, or due from him to the defendant
from the time be is served With the writ
ten notice mentioned in section thirty
seven, but when property Is attached'in
the hands Of coHsignees or other per
son having prior lien, his hensthsFeon
shallnot. be affected BY the attachment.
Sec. So. If the defendant, or other
person in his behalf, at any time before
Judgment, cause an undertaking to be
executed to the plaintiff by one or more
sureties resident in the county TO be ap-
proved by the Justice in double the
amount of the PLAINTIFFS claim to Be sta
ted in his affidavit, to the effect, that the
defendant shall perform the Judgment Of
the Justice, the attachment in such ae-
ton, shall be discharged, and restitution
made Of any property taken under it, or
the proceeds thereof; such undertaking
shall also discharge thelisbility ofa gar
nishee in such action for any property Of
the defendant in his hands. . sai -
Sec. 53. If in any case where an order
of attachment has beenissued by a Jus
tice of the Peace, it shah appear from
the return of the officer, and from the
examination Of the garnishee, that no
property. moneys, rights, credits or ef-
feets Of the defendant has been taken
under the attachment. but that the de-
fendant is the owner of an interest m
real estate in the county. the Justice be-
fore whom said action is pending, shall
at the request of the plaintiff, forthwith
certify his proceedings to the court of
common pleas of the percountys and
thereupon the clerk Of said court shall
docket said cause, and the action shall
be proceeded with in said court in all
respects as if the same had originated
thereins5 ~ sn.sslfue pa ~
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exceeds one hundred dollars, the juris
diction shall be concurrent with the cour
of common pleas of the proper county
Sec. Z. If any debtor shall appear be
fore Justice of the Peace without pro
cess and confess that he is indebted tC
another it shall be lawful for such jus.
tice, on the application of the creditor
to render Judgment on such confession
against the debtor for any sum not ex-
ceeding two hundred dollars.
Sec. 8. Whenever the Office Of coro.
ner shall become vacant, in any county,
by death, resignation, expiration of the
term of Office, or otherwise, or where
the coroner shall be absent from the
county, or unable from sickness or other
cause to discharge the duties of his Of
fee, or shall reside more than ten miles
distant from the place where the dead
body of any person supposed to have
come to his or her death BY violence or
casualty, may be found, any Justice Of
the Peace of the county, shall be vested
with all the powers, and shall perform
all and singular the duties appertaining
to the Office of coroner, SO far as it re-
spects the power and duty of coroner
to hold inquisition over any dead body
found as aforesaid. And when acting
in the capacity of a coroner, every such
justice shall be entitled to the same fees
as are or may be allowed by law to coro-
ners in such cases.
Sec. 9. Justices shall have jurisdic-
ton in actions for trespass on real es-
tate, where the damages demanded for
such trespass shall not exceed one hun
dred dollars, and no claim of title to such
real estate set up by the defendant, shall
take away, or affect the jurisdiction here
by given.
Sec. 10. Justices shall not have cogni-
zance of any action:
ITO recover damages for an assault,
or assault and battery; or
9-In any action for malicious prose-
cution; or
SIN actions against Justices of the
Peace, or other officers for misconduct
in Office, except in the cases provided
for in this act; or
4-In actions for SANDER, verbal or
written; or
Sin actions on contracts for real es-
tate; or
Gin actions in which the title to
real estate is sought to be recovered, or
may be drawn in question, except ac-
tions of trespass on real estate, which
are provided for in this act.
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ARTICLE II.

Of the commencement Of suits, serpic.
and return Of process, and proceediags
IN arrest and attachment.
Sec. IL. Actions before Justices of the
Peace are commenced by summons, OF
By the appearance and agreement of the
parties without summons. In the form.
er. the action is deemed commenced up
on delivery of the writ to the constable
to be served and be shall note thereon
the time of receiving the same In. the
latter case, the action is deemed com
menced at the time of docketing the
case. -a5
Sec. H. When a guardian to the suit
is necessary, he must be appointed by
the justice, as follows: ,..-
1-If the infant be plaintiff, the ap-
pointment must be made before the sum
mons is issued, upon the application of
the infant if he be of the age of four
teen years or upwards; if under that age,
upon the application of some friend.
The consent in writing of the guardi-
an to be appointed, and to be responsible
for costs if he fail in the action, must be
filed with the Justice. "'-
Elf the infant be defendant, the
guardian must be appointed before the
trial. 1t is the right of the infant to
nominate his own guardian if the infant
be over fourteen years of age and the
proposed guardian be present and con-
sent in writing to be appointed. Other
wise thajustice may appoint any suitable
person who gives such consent.
Sec. IS. The style of the summons
shall be, "The State of Ohio, - y
county, it shall be dated the day it is
issued, signed by the Justice issuing the
same, directed to a constable of the
proper township; fexcept in case a per-
son be deputed to serve it, in which case
it shall be directed TO such person.,
must contain the name or names of the
defendant or defendants, if known; if
unknown, give a description of him or
them, and command the officer or per-
SON serving the same to summon the de-
fendant or defendants to appear before
such Justice at his office in TIT town
ship, at time specified therein, and
must describe the plaintiffs cause OF
action in such general terms as to ap-
prise the defendant of the nature of the
claim against him, and there shall be
endorsed on the writ the amount for
which the plaintiff will take judgmentit
the defendant fail TO appear. If the de-
fendant fail to- appear. judgment shall
not be rendered for larger amount and
the costs. q. 8; 4..,i, s.G8 Is .,ssss,5..,
Sec. IA. The summons must be re-
turnabie notmore than ntwelEedays from
ITS date, and must, unless accompanied
with an order to arrest, be served at
least three days before the time of ap-
pearance, as follows: .o.,.,i -. i,,r'r
by delivering copy Of. the sum
mons with the endorsement thereon.
fcertifed by the constable, or person
serving the same to be true copyl ID
the defendant, or leaving the same at his
usual place of residence. 1870.
e-An Acknowledgement on the bacl
Of the sa11saons. on the voluntary an
pesra1ce of 5efendant. i eauivalen
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Sec. Is. "A summons against corpo-
ration may be served upon the president,
mayor, chairman of the board of direc-
tors or trustees. or other chief officer; or,
if its chief officer is not found in the
county, upon its cashier, treasurer, sec
retary, clerk, or managing agent; or if
none of the aforesaid officers can be
found, by a-cepy left at the Office, or
usual place of business of such corpora
Ttion, with the person having charge
thereof
Sec. 16. Where the defendant is an
incorporated insurance company, and
the action is brought in county, in
which there is an agency thereof, the
service may be upon the chief officer Of
such agency.
Sec. IL. Where the defendant is a
foreign corporation, having managing
agent in this State, the service may be
upon such agent.
Sec. 18. When the defendant is a
minor under the age of fourteen years,
the service must be upon him or upon
his guardian. or father; or, if neither of
these can be found, then upon his
mother, or the person having the care
or control of the infant, or with whom
he lives. If neither of these can be
found, or, if the minor be more. than
fourteen years of age, service on him
alone, shall be sufficient. The manner
of service may be the same as in the
cases of adults.
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and the probable amount of costs of
suit. shall be forthwith discharged from
custody: Provided, however, that in no
caseishaH the defendant be detained in
the custody of the officer, when said
continuance has been for a period of
more than forty-eight hours, unless said
continuance has been made at the in
stance, or with the consent of the de-
fendant himself