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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18

The HONE PAPER.-This is the title of
handsome weekly paper, in quarto form. is
sued in this city by Mr. E. A. GALLAHER. 1t
has reached its third number, and exhibits
great deal of energy as well as talent. Price
81 per annum. The appearance ofthepaper
indicates avery liberal encouragement We
wish it success.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Carrier ofthe Dispatch on Marshall,
Gay Leigh and Jackson streets, beyond 7th street,
being sick the subscribers to the paper residing in
that section of the city viii please call or send for
their papers for day two. For this reason they
were not served with the Dispatch yesterdaY
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cuun nRowNEp.-- Yesterday, between

~ ha,,s af II and IL o'clock, Thomas Kennedy, q
;,,, how ia the fifth year OF his age son OF James
l..ss nSy oS while playing the bridge across the
hehnsa5' - the Southern terminus Of d street, fell
cana. . .s xarer and was drowned There was no one
,s Him bnt younger brother, who on being asked
a.ss,,as pointed 10 the water. Ills body
y. m d IN The race near HaxalFs mills short time
Ter ana every effort made 70 restore ife but With
81 avail The vital spark had fed forever.
rorouer Wicker held inquest over the body aud
,sndered q verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
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Z yRANULA1ED GUM-T6is beantif11i

III ~ %s&A<t Ia 3lA< L LIS Utdulllul
article, used for securing artificial teeth on their
Plates surpasses every attempt at initiating the
turai gum, with somewhat similar preparations
whilst its strength Is great that have vet TO hear
OF the rst set of teeth in which IL has been broken
by accident or by use,
My Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
their snoothness. This of surface prevents
the iodsment of food about them, which would rem
der them worthless besides my plugs win retain the
natural teeth through life, as they never come out
After long course of experiments have secured
compound for weak teeth, that can be used when
it Is impossible to use any kind of metal.
r. ID. ADDINGTON,
Office one door from 10th, on Main st. no7
A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
a IMPORTANT IMPROyEMENT-The under
s,gneg have purchased the right to use DR.. ALIENS
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions ever made In
this branch of the Dentists art
The improvement consists in the employment of a
metal superior to gold in purity and in the complete
union OF all the teeth by slicious compound which
st the same time forms the beautiful and natl-
raj looking gum, and filing all crevces and irregu-
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula,
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth Il
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the orduary
way, and not giving satisaction invited to try
this invention, which they can do at but little add
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
of work to any persons who will call at our Office
whether uhey want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT l. MAHONY, Dentists
nv lT-d&wts Office, 209 Main street.
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VERY FINE TEA---We have recently tried come
tea sentus by Mr.. A. E. MooaE, lso Broad street
and must do him the justice to say that it is very
fine. upof it win add decided zest to ..table
taIk
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DENTIsTRY.
WHITE TEETH. HEALTHY GUNS.

AND A SWEET BREATH-Ai these bene.
nts are derived from the of Germans Delightful
iooth wash. 1t s used aud RECOMMENDED by the
most eminent dentists in the country. 1t will cleanse
saa preserve the teeth from decay it win all
grant odor to the breath. Prepared only by Francis
German, Druggist Philadelphia For sale wholesale
OF OF retail BY r. r. DUvAL & BRO, Richmond and
All Druggisss, at only 3 cents per bottle
oc 29-S,n< e5EE
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CoURr OF AprEALs.-Mr. Jones conclud-


ed his argument before this Court yesterday OF the
petition of Lewis z. Montague, convicted of the
murder of Gardner q. Thompson, for trial, aud
Dir. Bocock, the Attorney General, commenced his
reply, but did not get through before the ad-
journed. Mr.. will probably close his reply to-
day when John NJ. Patton, Esq., this city will wind
up the argument for the application. Our readers
perfectly familiar with the murder of Mr. Thonp-
son, and the cause which led to 1t. They have not
forgotten that he sent for, at his house, to
visit Montague, in the night time and that while
his way he met IN dark alley, assaulted, aad
while retreating shot down in the street in the mos,
brutal manner. We can sympathise with the help
less family of the prisoner, Tor know their dis
tresses great but not prepared to say that
cold booded assassin shall be turned loose upon the
world 10 again deprive widowed sister, with band
of innocent orphans around her, of their only stay
and support. Upon the points at issue before the
Court of Appeals shall say nothing until the argu-
ments concluded. 1t may be that the prisoner =
Legally entitled to new siial, and If 50 ne VII.
doubtless get IL but that another jury will change
the verdict of the which has already passed upon
the prisoners guilt, with the same evidence before
1t, is something that cannot believe In hnis.
however, we may be mistaken.
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MURRAY'S DAGUERREAN GAITF
PEADY-MADE CLoTHING At

. TX 6AD -HADE Y II U i III 81. AI
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-LEyY has
now in store, a large assortment of Ready-n,ade
Clothing. all manufactured in this CITY, thereby Civ
ing employment to more than one hundred of our
own citizens, and enables him to offer to the public
superior article of Clothing. He has in store
Pants of 100 styles, from 81 so to $40
Vests do do from 81 to SO. y
Also in store, large assortment of Cloths Cassi-
meres and Vestings, which will be made to order in
the best style, at short notice.
Also ou hand, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of
every description
All Of " hich will be sold upon good terms, as the
subscriber has determined establish the low-price
cash system. So give him trial
A LEVY, No. SO Main ST.,
Opposite the City Hotel, sign of the large Red
no
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Miss A. IscE.-Our play -goers will re-

miss a. ANNL' Oui P'"s =
member that the engagement OF this young aia
charmng actress is drawing to close ana thsa they
should lose no opportunity now offered 70 see ner
and the strength Of the company have been 50 caste
give her the best support we have n,s ssss1
y1aIa-;,~ ~ N;ss Jnce and when once the public
are apprised Of her great merits she viii become a
universal favots essry stage & Ws &oshspeak ns ,os
e, IT, = arr brethren OF the press, well
he ar;s,sa. @ ~ the drama. when she leaves u.s.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

The circulation Of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
that of all the Daily papers of Richmond
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. HAwoRTH g. HoRToN's OPERA TROUPE.
are drawing crowded houses nightly The dancina
of the pretty Mile. Lefolle is much admired, and
never fails to elicit applause. The burIetque imta
tons are laughable in the extreme; while some of
the pecuarities OF the negro are exceedingly well
rendered. Much fun may be had at metropolitan Hall
for twenty five cents
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SENT Or.-Iewis Wea,

and the driver of public hack was airagned before
tne Mayor to answer for wffully running his hack
asainst the horses of Thomas Z. POWELL while stand-
gripping one OF them very badly. Mr.. Powell was
sausned tnas the affair was produced by careessness
OF aesagn Several gentlemen testified to the good
character ofthe accused three of whom bad IneoSn
him Tor years a. very careful driver and good SER
want; The Mayor was not disposed to overlook such
next Grand jury term of the Hustings Court and al
500. - s ssn1 W
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RusAwAY.--Two horses attached to q
frniture wagon run of on Cary street yesterday, and
coains In contact with wagon smssheda . wheel
and then stopped.
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EOR RENT.-A house and lot of four
j. acres we'll enclosed. one mile from the Corr a.
ration, in al excellent ueighborhood Apply to
WM. GOULnfH.
no ts-I Governor Street
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NOR RENT-A desirable office for a pro-
il feesional gentleman. in the neighbofhood al IN.
CITY Hall. Also, good brick stable and carriage
house Amply at this Office ne I7--St
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DAouHRREorYPINn



DON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-MR. OS.
~ BORNE would inform the good peonIs af
Richmond that he is still to be found at his aid
lished gallery, opposite the Banks Mr. o. has NOT
taken one Thousand pictures in two nouths btf 4.
has done fine business for twenty-five months -
OSBORNE claims to be the first In Richmond to
give to Dasuereofypes hfe-like fesh-eoored ap-
STOCK. STOCK, sTocKm.-osBoRNE !.
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAS
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
.c21 Sign of the Flags Of ali Nations
nAGUERREOTYPE If you wish
II reslly good PICTURE call at once on MINNIS
& WATSON, at 146 Main street. Just below the Elk.
change Bank, and have it done up in their superior
style. They have Just received splendid assortme
Of Gold Lockets Fancy Cases, &C.. in which to place
oc = - MINNIs WATSON.
DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT
i GALLERY, Established 1876, No. I45 Main ST.. at
the Gothic Windo,c great success during the last
seven Years, during which have taken OVER
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS is the
best proof we offer Of the goodness and perma-
nence OF our Pictures and obyiates the necessity of
puf1ns ourselves into notice. All ask is to give
call and you obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices with all the latest improvements
nAGUERREOTYPES.-A trut hful, life
- ike, finely finished portrait or miniature of
reatve OF fiend severed from by distance death
who would not prize and desire to possess clear,
seen But MoULsoN's Pictures Withstand the test
OF time and are pronounced by the highest authority
ulsurpassed ON either side the Atlantic. -
Our price for one of these fine Portraits ia only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens. -
observe the name and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sky
and Side Light Dague Gallery 110 Main street
MI URRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALLE-
~ RY, EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street is the
pace TO obtain perfect picture at low price The
FLESH TINT the result of long and patient study
spplied p to Daguerreotypes without extra charge.
sIEhEoSCOPES,t the most beautiful of all pictures
zens will find MURRAY'S GALLERY every wav
weather. IOEN MI1pp % ~ ~ 20 Vi
Sign of the Red Flag, over the Bookstore of ja,nes
Woodhouse. nod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18
NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID

N EUAIIFE ELECIRIC FLUID
IN New LISBON, Columbia Co.,,
Ohio, Oct. 14th, 1852
DR.. SEAT Respected Friend-Dr. De Norman
die, your agent for the sale of your Negative Elec.
trio Fluid for the State of Ohio called at our house
when was Frustrated with Neuralgic palms. that have
distressed for the past fourteen years. and SO ter
ribly have been afflicted, not only in head, but
complete prostration of the whole nervous system,
than the palsy; rest night day 1t thus have
been afflicted; and in the hour of my affliction.
of your Fluid, which gave me quick relief. have
often put my hands my poor head to see if it was
a reality call on suffering humanity to obtain this
medicine if they would be well.
Witness my hand and SEAL
MRS. CATHARINE B. JOHNSON.
For particulars and proofs pamphlets to be had
gratis of the Agents
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
no l5-6t PURCELL, LADD & co.
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SABBArH ScHoo1s.-Tha Baptisf Sunday

.
schools held their annual concert Of prayer Mon-
day evening last sf the Second Baptist Church, tho
Rev. Dr.. Howell presiding The reports made BY
the SuPernfendenfs were OF than usual interest,
not only showing fui average attendance, bus max.
ing known the gratifying fact that isrse number Of
persons attached to these schools had pfoessed
version since the last concert of prayer was held.
And this important element to the success and Ell.
cheney of the schools has been felt in only,
but IN all. That of she Second Church, however, 10
beyonn all precedent Who is if that can look upon
the report here made, without feeling fhsnkfhl to
Providence for the efforts Of those ladies and gentle
men-those professors of christianity-who labor 90
zeaiousy on each Sabbath day instruct the minds
Of me youth OF city in code Of morals that must
ever after be bench ciaily felt in community F.
They deserve the thanks OF all good men, and viii
reap rich reward from Him who directs their
course.
The total average attendance for ths month, IN ai
tne schools was as follows: Scholars 823-Teachers
ISi Ihe number of conversions are thus notec -
In the First Church school IL in the Second Church
senoo ol; in the Third Church school and in the
Fourth Church school tOregon HiIl) 5. Making
soa OF oZ conversions in the baptist Church Sunday
scnools OF the city in month. These facts should
encourage ell Sabbath schools push forward in the
great work before them, and to spare no efforts to
increase then numbers and their usefulness.
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SrEALIse.-Mary Brander, a notoriou,

STEALISG.-Mary Brander, notoriou,
free negress received twenty stripes by order of cha
Mayor, for stealing watch and chain from a slave
named John Huett, in the service of Warwick &
Anderson, Johns wife. Lettie left Mary in her
honse, the watch and chain hanging over the mantle
piece, with inst uctons 10 take care of every thing
until her return. When she came back, Mary had
disappeared and the watch chain and clothing with
her Capt Wilkinson recovered the lost articles and
returned them to their owners
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JoBS n RospER Secretary NH II

/ AND FOR SALE--We are authorised
~ to sell Tract of Land, containing l40 acres "
ing in Chesterfield county, about three miles from
chester 10 the Coal Pits and bounded by the lands of
Russell Dickerson, Mr.. Shooter, Thomas Hartgroye,
airs. Fisher and the waters of Reedy Greek. Be
tween 90 and 100 acres of this land is in wood the
balance in & high state of Improvement. Terms
cash. TOLER b. COOK.
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EoR RENT-A very desirable Lodging
Il Room the store of the subscribers.
no II BULELEY co
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EIRsT COMPLETE EDITION OF

X n COhI LLIL Eli 1ION Of
Il ADDlSON-Unifom with Prior's Goldsmith
The Works Of Joseph Addison, including the whole
tional pieces first collected, with an Essay on
the life and writings of Addison, by T. B. Macaulsv
The whole edited with copious notes, by George w.
Greene, with portra aud engrayings; elegantly
printed in five large duodecimos with illustrations;
vol J.. Price 81 SO. eThe remaining volumes viii
speedily folew.)
For sale BY JAMES wooDHoUsE,
no Is Eagle Square,
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BY J. A. CowARDIN.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT--The Brick House, contain
JIG ins six rooms on the corner of Marshall and
Madison streets, at present occupied by SIR John I
Slater Possession given immediately Rent $40
per annum. Apply to ToLER 4 COOK, Asts,
no IS Pearl st.
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VERY VIoLENT.-Elias Charles, negro,
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, for per.
petratng violent assault upon the person of negro
woman named Jane Coins, but owing to the absence
OF witnesses, the examination was postponed.
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FTHE subscriber has Just received from

THE subscriber has just received from
u New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and VESTINGS to be
found in those markets, which he will make up on
reasonable terms and in the most fashionable style
He begs share of public patronage. Examine Tor
yourself.
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
Richmond manufacture, cheap as at amy other
house in the city.
Gentlemep's FURNISHING GoopS In great va.
nety. w. II. BENSON,
sells ITO Main st.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
CAsH TERNe on ApvrRTfsIN0.

~ TEE LINES on LESS MAKE 4 SQUARE; lonesr
sdTertsements charged in sxAct proportion, ard paSJ
abIein advance.
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EoR RENT--That large and commodious
IL dwelling house Broad street, Church Hin /
now occupied by Thomas T. Butler. Rent S3o0 ner
anuun. Possession given on the 1st of December
next. Arply to Mrs E. g. CARRINGTON, or TO
no l4-SlaStlsiD JOS. NJ. CARRINGTON
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WHITE, Red and Yellow FLANNELS,
w just received at very low prices also beauti-
tful assortment of French Flannes, all coiors for
Children's Sacks &C 30 cents per yard
no 10 HART { MOSES, 63 Main st.
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GILvA PRIMERA.-A full supply Of
~ very superior CIGARS, OF the above popular
!. BLAIR'S. l2s Broad st.,
no I6 Opposite Depot.
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DIG IRON, PIG IRON.-We have reg
i ularly for sale of the best brands coal and
hot blast charcoal Pig Iron, for forge and foundry
16 CRENSHAW & co.
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EHOR RENT-The large Brick House ON
Il north corner Of Marshall aud 6th s;s and at pre-
sent occupied by Messrs. Bragg and Ruth Possess
sion given ist January next Rent $3.50. Apply TO
ToLER l. COOK, Agents.
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ELoUR.-l50 barrels Sw00pe's Family
= Flour; 100 barrels Trimble and Valley Mills Ex-
EnoI4 Ell. SKINNER. Cary 1t.
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MACE & WINSTON, Corner of Cary
~ and l4h or Pearl Streets. have in store, gen.
eral assortment of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &e.,
which thew offer on the most advantageous terms to
the members of the Agricultural Fair and the pub
lie generally They will give their personal atten-
;o,taS 10 their care no 2
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MES
Il SENGER complete and bound in 1s vols, in half
turkey For sale by A. NORRIS,
no l6 81 Main street.
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INDIA CURRIE POWDER of very sn-
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
nol4 l47 Main street
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E,AMILY YFLOUR.-John Hollins' Fam
IL lily Flour for sale, and warranted superior, by
no i6 CRENSHAW & co.
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I ARD.-40 kegs of LARD, part of which
IL is of prime quality, receiving on consignment
and for sale by
10 l6-4t TlNSLEY l. BRYANT.
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ERESH BURNING FLUID.-25 bbls
l. Of Fresh Burning Fluid and supply of Camphino
ot our owa distillaton. For sale by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
no IA i47 Main 81.
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CTEEL FIRE sETs-of fine polished

DURNING FLUID.-We shall in future
Dkeep Supplied with Vests celebrated Burning
Fluid As we know this 30 be the best and only re-
liable fluid, giving more light than any others We
have yet sold we our friends that they
can always get good article by sending te us.
&c 81 BENNETT& BEERS.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-We are au-
Il thorised 30 sell or rent the Brick House. with
other nveniences, on the Canal, near Mr.. Joseph
r. Andesolfs Foundry, and al present occupied by
MI Daniel Totty as grocery store. Possession given
on the lst Of January next.
For terms, apply to
oeSl TOLER L COOK.
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RUkNING FLUID AND CAMPHINE.
10 supply of fresh Burning Fluid and Camphine.
just received by
no Is z. j. PIC0T K CO.
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HAMPHINE AND BURNING FLUID,
~ of best quality, for sale by
PURCELL. LADD CO..
no Is Druggists, % Main st.
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DUTTER.-We are receiving this article
Dregularly from the Mountains, and now have some
very fine at the market price.
LIZ ChENSdAN q ". =.
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MERCER POTATOES now in store,
WI for sale by A. Z. MOORE,
no IS 1870 Broad street.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-17
SUBDIVISION vi.
General Provisions,

sec 9sB From the time of he ssu inc OF the order
clment, the court shall he deemed TO have acquired
JuFsdclOn aud TO have control OF all subsequent pro
ceedihgs under this ohapier aud it, afer tho issuing OF
the order the defendant being person. should die
corporation, and lis charter should pre by limitation
orciture otherwise the proceedings shall he carried
on; nut IN all such cases other than where the defend
ant was iofegn corporaion his legal representatives
shall he made parties to the action.
sec. G2'. The defendant may, at any time before
judgment alter reasonable notice to the plaintiff move
the court for additional security the part OF the plain
I'M; and IT, on such notion the court satisfied that
lhe surely IN the plaintiffs undertaking has removed
from THIS STATE or is not sufficient Tor the there
Of 1t may vucae the order of attachment aud direct
tutlOn OF any property taken under it, unless in
sohable time to he fixed hy the court sufficient security
is given by the plaintiff.
sec 22S. Tie defendant may at any time before judy
men, upon reasonable notice to the plaintiff to
discharge an attachment, TO the whole part of The
property attached.
Sec. 229. II tie motion be made upon atlidavits
he part oil the defendant, papers aud evidence in the
case, but not otherwise, the plantT may oppose the
same by adavis or other evidence in addition 10 that
on which the order Of attachment was made.