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TRANSFER NOTICE.-N0ice IS hereby given ,h,s
the books Of torsfer Of tie Le Miami RAILROAD cone.,
viii be closed this ney from n 2isi rs rn the Dsec
Der rloa nc Ncw-York Nov. 10, 1883
49, WINSIOW LANIEE "a r,.n.e..
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CIRCULAR.-The undersigned have opened BnS
~ ing House, No IL Wallst NewYork, under The tss
sTURCES Fills and prepared to receive scns
extend the usual facilities such think proper open S
with them. -.
The house will be conducted In connection with that dENs
stuses 10 Cincinnati the senior Of which has had ssccm~
perience In bank ing for the last ifteeD years -.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the purchase and sale -
end other Securities commission by C. DELANO tsfe
Delano Dnneyy Co.. who in connection with O ALA
will sign the OF the hra 10 the Transaction OF eu,oss
WIN sruRGEss,
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HroTfCF h The STOCKHOLDERS d M. pu 1s,o,,,,

NOTICE 70 the STOCKHOLDERS u the PHgVIy
~ BANK Esu York PBgr1 BasE Sow.Yofl ys.s h ,sx
qs rharaT 4 tbs Bark all eKpfe ths la IA, Ia 1
ssst .eb ofths scck dsirous ons, h w
esfos aio1i formed take IL place and sos,ia., h.
ssf tbe - dsy q JoJ next and before the ay of
ber merit The Articles Of Association
she Fh.rr will b. entitled 20 sutsc.be for M
if~ trarisfor be styled TIP PHESx BANK ~ s
CITY or nENiORk 20 have h e,, u
Cse Mutton Hundred Thousand Dollar divided n ~ ~
number 30 Dr. 81 fhaTes ~ Twenty Dosr. aaeh u"
THOMAS rlLEsroS Prs.a,r,
PETEs NJ 6EYsoE, Cashier
PHgSIx BANK NsW-Y,rk Nov 1 "a.
The PERIOD Of suscrip the Of Aociatu a., =
posed hereby extended 20 the first dsy Of December se,' ~
IL must BE- finally cl0sd and al stock ssbscre - "a
eDnre 70 tho benefit Of the Association
PErrR " BsYsoS, Cashier THOMAS TILRsrOs -,
Nr~-YcRE, Nov n IN
A y ELECTION for twelve Directors of the Boxe,v
N Bank wHi be held ho bsnking house TUESDAY 49,
dav OF December The Poll will be opened y " ana % -
p ~ Per order No BRADFORD, C.s,sr
-
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Eew.York, Oct. /, 1853
\ OTICE-NEWYORK and NEW HAVEN RIks

NOIICE-NEW-fUKha and MI -HAVr4N -
~ ROAD BONDSBy former resolution Of the bosff
the holders OF tie Bonds Of the Company falling ana
LIST Of December next have the privilege Of stunf go
Va 1865 provided the holders thereof send them
Zee Of the Company no Hanoyer for registry BY he seM
vember This may be done by letter addressed % ne
rer diving Bonds ntsndss ~
chsnse. WIN BENENr. Tress,is
BTbe exchange Of Bonds above authorised ee nses
medatey for the accommodation Of the holders upon 'fp'
10 the Trensnrer
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Total....... sfsSfl sisfG t1<@szl ssz1es D. mans
Those twelve Banks win Asa,,sss11 E4qss
All the others ara Bentley Asesisieas ss04s sasf
18Th Sfeff
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NOTICE.--The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
~ Of tho ALBION MINING COMPANY will be he'd y NJ
ofhe Company on MONDAY the h d.y Dscemssf ns
w. r BUTTERW0RTH, secssnfy
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- Et}tIttV ,AlNaE % LtattA ~ Aass~
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MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD

JNO BROUGH President and r. R. Ca
The election for sodaon above referred s.
SATURDAY the 10th day of December Proxies VII - re-
coyed above until the 5th Of December prosino inclusive
JOHN BR0UGH, Presidsnt
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-07
ARTICLE III.
BILL OF PARTICULARS.

SEC. 81. In all cases before justice,
the plaintiff, his agent or attorney, shall
file with such Justice bill Of the partic-
ulars of his demand, and the defendant
if required by the plaintiff, his agent or
attorney. shall file a like bill Of the par
ticulars he may claim as a set-of, and
the evidence on the trial shall be con-
fined to the items set forth in said
bills.
SEC. 55. The bills of particulars must
state in plain and direct manner, the
acts constituting the cause of action, or
the claim to be sett off.
SEC. Sc. The bill of particulars may
be amended at any time before the tli-
al or during the trial, or upon appeal
to supply any deficiency, or omission in
the items, when by such amendment,
substantial Justice will be promoted
If the amendment be made at the time
Of, or during the trial, and it be made
to appear to the satisfaction of the JUS
tice by oath, that an adjournment is ne
cessary to the adverse party in conse-
quence of such amendment, an adjourn
ment must be granted. The Justice may
also in his discretion, require as a con-
dit of an amendment, the payment of
costs to the adverse party, to be fixed by
the Justice; but such payment cannot
be required, unless an adjournment is
made necessary by the amendment.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-07
ARTICLE w.
CHANGE OF THE PLACE OF TRIAL


Sec. 81. If on the return OF process, or
al any time before trial shall have com.
menced, ii shall be made satisfactorily
10 appear to the Justice of the Peace be-
fore whom any cause is instituted or is
pending for trial, by the affidavit OF either
CT the parties in the case:
THAT such Justice is a material wit.
ness for either party; or,
2--lf ajury be demanded by the ad-
verse party, then that he cannot as he
verify believes have fair and impartial
trial in such township, on account of
the bias or prejudice of the citizens there.
of.
Sec. So. lfthe place of thetrial be chang
ed on account of the Justice being mate
rial witness in the cause, such cause shall
be transferred for trial before some other
Jus ice the Peace OF the same township,
if there be one there legally competent
TO try such cause; if there be no such JUS
tice within such township, or if such
change be granted on account Of the bias
or prejudice of the cilizens OF such town.
ship against such party, or because the
adverse party has an undue advantage
over him therein, the case shall be taken
to some justice in an adjoining township
of the same county.
SEC. SO. The Justice granting such
change, shall deliver or transmit the pa
pers in the cause, together with certified
transcript of the proceedings before him,
to the justice to whom such change may
be granted, who proceed therein, and
have the same jurisdiction, powers and
duties, in all respects whatever, as if such
suit had been originally instituted before
him.
SEC. 60. Before any such changes shall
be allowed, the costs as specified in the
next following section, shall be paid by
the party applying for such change, he
shall have confessed judgement there
for before the Justice granting the
change.
SFo. 81. When such change is at the
instance of the plaintiff, he shall be tax
ed with all the costs which have ac-
crued, and which shall accrue in the
cause until such transcript and papers
shall be delivered to the Justice to whom
snch cause is removed for trial, and
when on the application of the defend
ant, he shall be taxed with the costs
which have accrued for issuing subpm-
mas for witnesses and service thereof,
witness fees, and costs of Justice for
trasferring the cause to the docket of the
other Justice.
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ARTICLE II.
Of the commencement of suits, Seruice
and return Of process. and proceedings
in arrest and attachment.

Of the commencement of suits, Serrice
and return of process, and proceedings
in arrest and attachment.
Sec. IL. Actions before Justices of the
Peace are commenced by summons, or
by the appearance and agreement oi the
parties without summons, In the former,
The action is deemed commenced upon
delivery of the writ 10 the constable to be
served and he shall note thereon the time
of receiving the same. In The latter case.
the action is deemed commenced at e
time OF dockeling the case.
Sec. 12. When guardian to the 81
is necessary, he must be appointed by the
justice, as follows:
If the infant be plaintiff, the appoint
ment must be made before the summons
is issued. upon the application Of the in.
tant if he be of the age of fourteen years
or upwards; if under that age, upon the
application oil some friend.
- eonsent in writing of the guardian
to bponted, and TO be responsible for
costs if he fail in the action, must be filed
with the Justice.
elf the infant be defendant, the guar.
dian must be appointed before the trial
1t is The right OF the infant TO nominate bis
own guardian II the infant be over four.
teen years of age and the proposed guar
dian be present and consent in writing to
be appointed. Otherwise the justice may
appoint any suitable person who gives
such consent
SEC. IS. The style of the summons
shall be, 1.-THE State of Ohio,-- counn
ty !" it shall be dated the day it is issued
signed by the Justice issuing The same
directed to a constable of the proper
township, Except in case a person be de
puted TO serve it, in which case it shall be
directed to such person, must contain the
name or names of the defendant or de.
PENDANTS, if known; II unknown, give
description of him or them, and com
mand the officer or person serving the
same to summon the defendant or defend
ants TO appear before such Justice at bis
Office in - township, at time speci
fed therein, and must describe the plain
lifts cause OF action in such genera
terms as to appraise the defendant Of thu
mature OF the claim against him, and ther'
shall be endorsed on the writ the amour
for which the plaintiff will take judgmen
il the defendant fail to appear. II III
defendant fail TO appear, judgment shal
not be rendered for larger amount AM
the costs.
SEC. IA. The summons must be return
able not more than twelve days from 1t
date, and must. unless accompanied witt
an order to arrest, be served al least thro'
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ARTICLE V.
ADJOURN MENTs

SEC. 90. Upon the return day, if jury
be required, or if the Justice be actually
engaged in other official business, he may
adjourn the trial without The consent of
either party as follows -
l.--Where party is in attendance.
who is not resident of the county, or,
where the defendant is in attendance un.
der arrest, The ad journment not to exceed
.forty.eight hours; and the defendant, if
under arrest, TO continue in custody.
s-ln other cases, not 10 exceed eight
days unless by consent OF parties. fthe
trial be not adjourned, it must take place
Immediately upon the return Of the sum.
mons.
Sec. 63. The trial may be adjourned
upon the application Of ether party. with.
out the consent of the other, for a period
not exceeding thirty days as fnllows:--
The party asking the adjournment
mus!, If required by his adversary. prove
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-07

the original account or contract, and he
may render judgement for any balance
found due, not exceeding one hundred
dollars, and If any plaintiff appeal from
judgment entered in his favor for such
balance, and shall recover judgement for
sum greater than one hundred dollars,
besides interest and costs, he shall not
recover costs on such appeal.
SEC. +. In actions founded upon an
undertaking given in pursuance Of law in
any civil proceeding pending before
justice, such justice or his successor in
office, shall have jurisdiction co.exten.
sive with his county, and where the sum
due or demanded on such undertaking
exceeds one hundred dollaas, the jurris.
dicton shah be concurrent with the court
Of common pleas of the proper county.
SEC. 7. If any debtor shall appear be.
fore Justice Of the Peace without pro.
cess, and confess that he is indebted to
another, it shall be lawful for such justice,
on the application of the creditor. to rem
der judgment on such confession against
the debtor for any sum not exceeding two
hundred dollars.
Sec. s. Whenever the Office of coro.
ner snail 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 office, 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 pow
ers. and shall perform all and singular the
duties appertaining to the Office Of coro.
ner, so far as it respects the power and
duty of a coroner 10 hold inquisition over
any dead body found as aforesaid. And
when acting in the capacity Of coroner.
every such justice shall be entitled 10 the
same fees as are or may be allowed by
law to coroners in such cases.
Sec. 8. Justices shall have jurisdiction
in actions tor trespass on real estate,
where the damages demanded for such
trespass shall not exceed one hundred
dollars, and no claim Of title to such real
estate set up By the defendant, shall take
away or affec: the jurisdiction hereby
given.
Sec. 10. Justices shall not have cogni.
zance of any action
Ito recover damages for an assault,
or assault and battery; or
Gin any action for malicious prose-
cutlon; 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
Ain actions for SANDER, verbal or
written; or
5-In actions on contracts for real es-
tate; or
Gin actions in which the title or real
estate is sought 10 be recovered, or may
be drawn in question, except actions OF
trespass on real estate, which are proyi
ded Tor in this act. ...s r
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NUMBER is.

A
of attachment has been issued by a Jus.
tice of the Peace, it shall appear from the
return Of the officer, and from the exami.
nation of the garnishee, that no property.
moneys, rights. credits or effects of the
defendant has been taken under the at.
tachment, but that the defendant is the
owner Of an interest in real estate in the
county, the Justice before whom said ac-
ton is pending. shall at the request Of the
plaintiff, forthwith certify bis proceedings
10 the court Of common pleas of the prop
er county, and thereupon the clerk OF said
court shall docket said cause, and the ac-
tion shall be proceeded with in said court
in all respects as if the same had origina-
ted therein.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-07
MMEMRNM@o
la W s Or 0 H | 0 .
FPUBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY. |

AN ACT OF Jurisdiction and Proceed.
ure before Justices of the Peace, and
of the duties of Constables in Civil
Cases. .- 4
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soNrAG TONIGHT.

Sontag's programme for tonight EN-
braces her six finest arias and songs. Her
very finest; that is, to American musi-
cal tastes, generally. They are the songs
m which she has given most delight to
her American audiences. 1t is worth
walking two miles to hear her sing with
IN mile of Edinboro' town, "at any time.
We understand that matters will certain
ly be so arranged this evening in the con-
cert room, as thet the public may rely on
the Ushers one and all doing their duty
in the matter of securing each seat to the
holder of the ticket or check calling for
it. From present appearances the audi
ence will be sufficiently large to fill every
part of the house comfortably, and quite
as fashionable as on Wednesday evening
last. This is to be the last occasion on
which the citizens of Washington, George
town and Alexandria can have an oppor-
tunity of hearing this world-renowned
vocalist.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-18
MULTUM IN PARYO.

The Mayor Of Alexandra has appointed the
oath instant rs . day of Thanksgiving, and
announces the fact in a half poetical pro.
clamatiou.
The registry Of births, marriages and deaths
is provided for by statute in Connecticut, but
we learn from the New Haven Journal ami
Courier that the law is not complied with.
The same is the case in Pennsylvania and
New York, whore similar laws have been
passed.
1t is said that the young Prince Napoleon is
studying the Polish language diligently, with
the view of taking command Of a revolution
AIRY party in Poland in the event of war in
which Russia is entangled.
The full official returns from the late cleo.
ton in New Jersey sum up as follows: Price,
Dem.) 37,43s; Haywood, (whig) 1851.
Price's majority, 1857.
The Syracuse Republican, N. Y, contains
an important leader. developing the probabi-
lily of general union between the National
Democrats and the National Wings.
In Massachusetts, the majority against the
new constitution exceeds 5000 There is no
choice Of Governor by the people, but the
Wings, having large majority in the Legis-
lature. will elect Emory Wsshburn To the
Senate, IL Wings are elected, and 10 Of all
other stripes. leaving ls vacancies To the
House, l52 Whiga, 81 Coalitionists, and Z Ma.
nonai Democrats are elected, and there are
ls4 vacancies. Henry.L. sabin. the Free -soil
senator elected in Berkshire County, has only
seven majority. 49, - ~.