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BILE at gatlnP, only hsltiDg when ! came
upon the edge Of the Tavine, where found
three pieces Of artillery, but no cGnnoniers;
however their infantry poured into me
most CALLING fire at from IS 10 so PAGES. and
here ensued most desperate stueple, but
our infantry comeing up they were complete
ly routed. Their cavalry cana so near
that once cut at them with nv sabre. Edid
not advance as rapidly as desired, as per-
ceived ] was not at times, supported by the
infantry, it being impossible for them 10 90
through the chaparral.
cannot, sir, speak in too high terms OF
the gallantry aud GOODNESS Of my officers, and
the behaviour Of my non. commissioned of>
icers and men generally, and respectfully
beg leave 10 call the attention of higher
authorities 10 the fact that the officers, dur
ing the greater portion Of the engagement
aud always when closely pressed. had 10
perform the duties of not only one, but trO
cannoniers, handling their own shot and fir.
ing their own pieces, in consequence of the
very limited number Of men.
In conclusion, sir, am proud to stale, thai
until the enemy's artillery was taken, and
they completely routed, no other artiIler,
was required, or at least used, but the bat,
terry have the honor TO command.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
RANDOLPH RIDGELY.
LIST Ii. Sd ArliIley, coming light Co. C.
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Government Of Mississippi.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICEkSS
ALBERT G. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary Of State.
j. E Mathews, Auditor OF Public Accounts.
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John D. Freeman, Attorney General.
]. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David C. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies.
B. r. Cowherd. Register of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS;
VIM. L. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. M. Clayton, Associate Justice,
John M. Dufield, clerk, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'y.)
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson.
H. Dickinson, viceschancelior,
J, C.Alderson elk, resd nee, Holly Springs
session, LIST monday in June and December).
Sessions, likewise, at Columbus & Pontotoc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ]. Gholson, Judge residence monroe.
R. NJ. Gaines, U S dis. atty Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal, resd nee Jackson
VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
o F Bledso,U S dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, COlmb's
G M Ragsdale, clerk, resid 'nec, Monro co
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Feter v Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w H Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
session, lst monday in May and november.
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Capt. Mays Report.

Extr'ct from the report Of Capt. May.
On the morning of the 9th nv squadron
was actively employed in RECOMMENDING the
chaParral, in advance of the field OF the 9Th;
and on the advance Of the army, took my
position as the advanced guard. When about
half mile from the position which the ene~
my were reported to have taken, | was orr
deTed 10 halt, and allow the artillery and in.
fantTyto pass, and await further orders. re-
NAMED this position about three quarters
Of an hour, when received orders TO report
with my squadron TO the general. die so
and was ordered by the general to charge
the enemy's batteries, and drive them from
their pieces, which was rapidly executed,
with the loss of 1t lnge,7 privates, Is hOrs.
es killed; and Sergt. Muley, 8 Prvates and
10 horses wounded. LII. Sackett, and Sergt.
Story, in the front, by my side, had their
horses killed under them; and 1t. Inge was
CALAMITY leading his platoon when he FELL
We charged entirely through the enemy's
battery's Of seven pieces-Capt. Graham,
ncconsE Ianioelby Lite. Winship and Pleason>
ton, leading the charge against the pieces
on the left Of the road, and myself, accom-.
panied By Lis. Inga. Stevens, and Saekati-
those on the direct road and gained the
rising ground on the opposite side Of the
ravine. The charge was made under heavy
fire Of the enemy's batteries, which accounts
for my great loss. After gaining the rising
ground in the rear, could rally but six men;
with these, charged their gnnnere, who had
regained their pieces, drove them of, and
took prisoner Gen. La Vega, whom found
CALAMITY fighting in person, at his battery.
| ordered him TO surrender, and on Tecog>
nizing me as an officer he handed me his
sword. brought him, under heavy fire
of their infantry, TO our lines, accompanied
by LIT. Stevens and sergeant of my squad.
rom ] then directed 1t. Stevens to conduci
him in safety 10 our rear, aud presented bis
sword to the commanding general.
From this time until the enemy were rout'
led, was engaged in collecting my men
! who had become scattered in our lines, anC
succeeded in assem- ling half my squadron
{ aud then joined the army in pursuit Of tht
enemy until he crossed the Rio Grande
J from which returned to camp.
cannot speak in terms Of sufficient Pra;s,
|. of the steadiness and gallantry Of the officer
!. and men Of my commad. They all behaves
a with that spirit Of courage ard noble DARN
= which distinguished the whole army in fhi
E memorable action, and achieved one Of I'll
]. most brilliant victories of the age.
If | have the honor to be,
i Very respectfully, your obedient serV'
G. A. MAY,
II Capt. I'd dragons, coming I'd squadFO
1t: Mcdonald, Ait. 2 Dragons.
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- capt. 4tn 4ntantfys
To Maj. G. w. Allen, Coming 4th Infantry

CAL1FoRNIA "A late letter 10 thu New
York Journal Of Commerce FAY.
ain fifteen ears Ca ito MIA has been un-
nsr nine or ZEN Cove noIs or Generals; one
native IN tina time has had cl arge six years.
s nta Anna cou not let alta rs ma in
an improving state; but sent General Mic
torena with 400 so der of the worst de-
scription, the most Of whom ia their turn
like all others who came before them, were
shipped. out of the country at the enormous
expense of ABOUT $500 each To California.
Some 500 to 1000 soldiers haze, for soma
ten mon hs, been in Acapulco, bound TO Cal.
ifornia, with alt their transports lying in thut
port under very heafy charters. Such Of
These troops as do not die or desert, may in
time reach Monterey, where for a year OF
two they will live and dwell better than
they ever did id Mexico, then be SHIPPED
off, here are many respectable farmers
who are expecting under another flag bet
ter state Of things, which would protect their
property and enrich them. The natives are
in every respect far better class Of people
than the 'Republica Meiicana' can in any
other department produce; and would inn
prove in man CT they cannot at present
: DIRE m Of. if they hal better Government
Cor even while they Cover ihamselves, IN.
der the constant dread that the Supreme
I. Government are shipping more tfoOps, they
2 can never succeed. Perhaps most Of then
$ would Be pleased 70 have Uncle Sam take
possession in form, whether by peace or war
i or even a q mode de Jones; yet they do no
g ike 10 Be overun by those who come her
j for land under no authority. Should pOs
i session be taken in the desirable way, an
I, 4 few 81 the present chief officers continue
g il Office Of pensi6ned %, an Of The opiI
3 ion that native companies would be fornle,
ID 4 required, Cor the FIRST rear 70 drive q
60 even Mexican invaders.
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the 9Th, infantry, and acting field Officer Of
his regiment had his horse shot under him.
by muskett ball on the 9th.
cannot close this report without bearing
testimony TO the zeal and efficiency OF the
brigade staff. The highest praise belongs
TO 1t. Chase, I'd artillery. acting assistant ad-
juIant general, and IT. Daniels, ID artillery
brigade commissary and acting aid-de camp,
for the rapidity with which they commun-
Gated my orders from point to point, and the
GOODNESS and courage They displayed under
the hottest fire in both these battles.
My thanks are also due to Mr.. tohu B.
CozzeDs, Of New York city, WHO rendered
valuable assistance by Transmitting, with in.
teligence, such information as had coca.
sion, from time TO time, TO communicates.
Il IS impossible 10 enumerat all the insta.
ees Of Pesornal bravery CONSPICUOUS on these
days. Itmay be confidently that in their
passive exposure 10 the deadly FIRE Of the
enemy's batteries on the plain Of Palo Alto;
the fortitude, high moral courage, hardy val-
or, and perfect discipline, displayed by the
troops, have few parallels in the history Of
war, while the battle of Resaca de Ia Palma
will long be associated with deeds OF hero
ism and mtripid daring, which never can be
surpassed.
In the action Of the eth, the artillery bat.
taIlion lost in killed, one sergeant, one cor.
poral. one private; wounded, one lieutenant
two arti6cers one musician; and FIVE priv
atPs aggregate, IL.
The 9Th infantry Iost-killed, privates
and 10 priVates wounded-tolal 90, incIud2
ing missing 2 Prives. The artillery company
had wounded non.commissioned officer,
arti6cer, and 2 privates-total, 4.
On the 9th, the companies in Captain
McCaIl's command belonging to the artil-
Tory battalion, lost, in Killed. Corporal, .
privates: wounded, sergeant, and 4 priV>
ties total, 10:
The sth regiment Of infantry. on the
9th, lost, in killed. subalteIn, 4 non.
commissioned officers, and 8 priVates--
total, g; wounded, 7.oficere, non.cOmmis-
stoned officers, and IL privates-aggregate
80. | have the honor TO be,
Very respectfully, your obd't. SIT;
NJ. g. BELKNAP.
1t. Col. Coming lst Brigade
Capt. w. w. 8. Bliss, Asst Adi't Gen.
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ID. RidgelY,s Report.

Extract from the report Of 1t. Ridgely
The following morning 1.-THE morning Of
the 9th inst. about noon, took my position
in real Of the 5ih Infantry, on our way to
Matamoras, marching in columns Of sections
wherever practicable. After having advanc-
ed about Eve miles was ordered to the
front with my battery, and was then inform
ed that the enemy we're Immediately ID our
front, occupying the road with their artillery.
Capt. Walker, Of the Texan Rangers, was
sent 70 point out 70 me their exact position.
After moving very cautiously fot short dis
lance, discovered them about 400 yards in
advance n the road, and almost instantly
their artillery opened. moved rapidly to
lthe front For'about 100 yards and returned
their Ere, which was kept up ,aKy apirisedlJ
on both sides foTs0lne time, the grape shol
passing through our battery ia egerg diTec
4 lion. So soon as il slackened Numbered
Up and moved rapidly forward, never unlim
IbeTed unless seeing them ID front, OF per
4 ceiVing from The FIRE Of their infantry ihe!
we're on my tanks frequently the seveTa
pieces fred canister on them, when not Owe
100 OF $50 yards: After having Advances
! in this manner sOF about 500 yards. Cap
\ May, I'd dragons, rode up and said sswhel
} are lhey9 IAN going 70 charge. CAV
lihetn volley, and he most CALAMITY dashe
forward In s:c0lbtna of f6uFa Il lhe hsad
his squadron followed Is quick as PCS
W 8
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Government of the United states.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES X. Polk, Of Tennessee, President.
George M. Dallas, Of Pennsylvania, vice Presd emit.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, sect'y Of state.
w, l.. Marcy, of New York, secretary of the navy.
R. J. Walker, Of Mississippi. sect'ry Of treasury.
Geo. Bancroft, of Massac h usets secl'Ty Of war.
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY,
Roger B. fancy, Of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., of N. Hampshire, associate justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, 2
John McLane, of Ohio, 6
Henry Baldwin, Of Pennsylvania,
James M. Wayne, of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky, -
John Catron, of Tennessee,
Peter v. Daniel, of Virginia,
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general Of the army.
James Shields, com'r of general land Office,
Edmund Burke, commissioner of patents.
Seth Barton, solicitor Of the treasury.
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Report Of Capt. Morris.
HAD QUARTERs, THIRD INFANTRY, ]
Camp on Battle Field, near MatamOrOs,


May 10, 1916.
SIR have the honor to report that, in
obedience TO gonI order, Immediately before
the battle Of the 9th inst. at this place, de-
ployed the Sd infantry as skirInshers on the
right Of the ro6d-the left resting on the
Toad--the regiment advanced rapidly to the
front, and soon after the firing commenced
found my command so faf advanced as to
Be exposed 10 q cross FIRE from our own and
and the enemy's batteries. and in conse>
quence Of the very dense cha 5arrai, the reg
fment become very tnuch scattered. pass
ed an order down the line for the officers to
collect all, the men they could, and bring
them into the engagement, which was alto
qether on the left Of the road. ! returned
myself with all the men could collect, Turn.
ed D0can's batteries, and joined ia The &C
ton on the left flank with LIS. johns, Bee
1 Williamson, and Hatch, Sd infantry II
land Ait. Irons, passed into the right with
few men, and joined : patty under Capt
]. Mccall. The officers near me on this &C
Ecasion did ali laat could be desired Of gal
liant soIdleEs. They directed tae men vii
] GOODNESS, judgement, and activity: The sol
/ diers too, about go ID the detachment, al
themselves great credit. / regret that
, lcanno, give ! more fnll account st What q
} regiment acc0mplished As stated befoI
] Iit become sea tered, and each officer y,
c lcompelled q acl Independently. Some le
1--WE have to regret that they could not 81
E 2 81 81
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r. R. CoRBIN

+. L. WILLARD. r.. R. CoRBIN
ms. WILLARD & CORBIN, having
~ associated themselves together in the
practice of Medicine, and all Of its branches,
respectfully offer their services TO the citi>
zens of Yozoo city and county.
OFslcR on Jeffe-sOn street, formerly occu>
pied by c. F. Hamer, Esq. e doors from In
surance Building,) where they can always
be found unless engaged in their profession.
Yazoo city, May q, 1916. 46-ly.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot states that manY q the
leading locOfocOs u Conegss denounes AlF.
Polk in seaeger terms than any q the
Wings. Matches COar.
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Cap. BuChannan's Report:

Extract from the report Of Capt. BrchanS
nan. He speaks Of the battle Of the 9th, of
May:
Upon deploying thy men on the crest Of
the hill, discovered. one Of the enemy's
pieces about hTty yards IN my front which
was defened By | so infantry. chaiged aud
took the piece, and attempted to spike it,
but not being able to do so, took it back to
place of safety. The enemy had breasts
work in my rear, and opened heavy fire on
ME, when, with about 10 men, dislodged
him, and drove him across the road. Too
much credit cannot be given to Its. Hays,
and Woods, Of the 4th. They were among
the very first 10 reach the piece, and 10 them
belongs the credit Of its capture. Whilst I
was engaged indriVing the enemy from his
breaslwork, these officers, with the men, re-
pulsed party that charged them ia order TO
recapture their piece. cannot refrain from
calling your attention I'd Seatgeant Major
MaI6ney and Corporal Farrell, who behaved
with remarkable goodness and gallantfy. Ey-
cry body did his duty nobly, as becomes
American soldiers.
have the honor TO be, your obdt svt,
| ROBERT c. BUCHANAN
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Private Boarding.
Notice.

WE would inform our patrons
and the public generally, that they
will find at th Phoenix House 1.-THE most po-
pular Hotel in the City, the very accommoda-
ting propretors, J. Lamkin & Co., always
ready with their attentive servants to con-
vsy horses, buggies, &c, TO and from this
establishment to our stable without extra
charge. Persons wishing any thing in the
livery business, will apply to US, or J. LAM
kin & Co.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT, & Co.
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Judicial Distrscts Of NIisaisssRpi.
Arranged according 20 Act Of 1874 and sOent into
operation after TIE late election.
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DIR. w. p. SAYLE.
HAVIN &c established himself

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IL permanently in Yazoo City, for the
purpose Of practising Medicine, Surgery and
Obslelric5-would represent to tue public
that he has had Is years experience in the
profession, during which tipe he has repeat
eddy performed most Of the capital operations
in Surgery and Obstetrics, Viz:-for calculus
or stone in the bladder, fractured scull, am
putalions, strabismus and the various forms
of fistala and dropsies, instrumental obstet-
RIGS, &c. His Office is opposite the Post
Office, where he will be found ready to give
prompt attention to all cases conGded to his
care. Jan %, I846, 29-f
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Yearly AdveftisinR.

For forty lines less renewable a, MEASURE a40 90
10 contract taken for less than one yearand psyabe
half yearly IN advance
The privilege Of annual advertisers is mite0 10 their
own immediate busness and 30 adyeYiseenis FOR the
benefit of other persons sent in BY them must De paid
or By the square.
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines q less not altsrable. months, ss %
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
From Washington.

The OREGON TREArY was signed on the 18th
INST by the Secretary Of State and tho British
Minister, aud on the next day sent to tho Senate;
and that body went Immediately into Executive
Session, and so continued the remainder of lis
session.
Tho President also sent in his Financial Est.
mates on the 10th. He estimates, that there will
he deficiency of revenue for tho fiscal year,
ending the LIST June, lsI7, Of about TWENTY MIL.
LIONS oil dollars, which, if the war with Mexico
continues, Is from tento twenty millions less than
1t will DO. He proposes reduction of the higher
duties upon some articles, and the imposition of
"A war Duty, " 10 be taken off after the restor
ntion OF peace, upon others-the issue Of Trea.
sury notes to the amount Of 5000, OOO-and
loans. But as we shall publish the Message en-.
tire Tomorrow, we will attempt no further analy.
sis Of il now
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HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

~ olWITHSTANDING the Boosting of EN-.
Pes Of great performed Coz red
ohss yet en no.ifuin like their kiad the rea,
a ooon The 'ss 81 te the guiding fos the search
en- who Iousy every that shine.
." e" pam The Health Restorative
Va p'saueuon Of no-sm monseI but time has proven
ana eass insnuaou and reputation with gem,
non The sasAets Of those who
ee" OF h- ealni Ia sovereign cure M
Complaints OF the Liver and Lungs Consumption Cold.
even IN their greatest Asthma pain in the Br,a. apd
sa" Al That 10 desirable remedy Complaints. h IN
he Restorative reduced and Their
power aud 20 placed in such perfect
aud united force the sam. time moi
oh OF IT, anda resorcr and blooming A, all the
esonJ OF unmpeaeable witness s osn
who are determined to Withstand the force evidence. no
nauar nov powerful earnestly hope that rial
OF ue Restorative aud be convinced by
Inc saicy OF your life depends the u with
o you had better hasten for fatal ts
nation OF your dcase-bui by m of mean.
which cannot dirsp PoiLt dcud. you.
The following eertheate nom Dr. Chiffon the renlpo~p
New YORK Chemist: - '
81 have analysed medicine called &C B,nel.,hoo
Health Restorative and dnd that contain M.reury n,
any other metallic preparation opium any its forms
eonpossdof vegetable matter entirely
JANIS r. Cmro-, NJ.
C. BRiNCKERIioFf, Proprietor, New YORK
Principal ohes, $50 Brosme Street. New York
70 for sale by the Agents,
je II GAYNOR a wOOD nr,,,.,.
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NY. MARKET-June I6-2tP. NJ.

Cotton is quiet.
There is good degree Of activity flour S4aI 06
Michigan and S4l2a5 for Genesee, chiefly GO East;
N. %. sold 1915.
No sales Of wheat 5000 bu Jersey rye sold at 6lc and
1900 Northern ship at65c. No sales Of corn. Oats
33c.
Whiskey in brls, l9al9Ic.
Provisions quiet. No movements in naval stores.
Stocks down agan-fnghienod by the Tc.apparition Of
the Sub Treasury. Money fair supply Exchanges,
business doing to-day; prem. the top of sterling
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Cotton-Sales to day 300 bales. Provisions-Saes Of
900 bbls prime Beef $3.50; 60 do extra clear Pork
$l2,75; 2i0 bbls Lard SIC; 100 kegs do &c, mos
Four-Tho market is quiet; moderate sales Of Genesee
common brands, S4,25; Michigan, S4l5i Ohio via N
Orleans, 81 per Dbl, cash; Howard ST. 81 25 per Dbl
mos. Con-The market remains much yesterday; vel.
low fiat, 6Oa6lc; white, 5Sa59c. CofIee-Sale Of 100
bags ST. Domingo Ste, mos. Sugar-Sales of 50 boxes
Cubs brown at ~, moe. Molssses-Si~s If 6nO hid.
Cuba sour, for distilling at about l0sc, mos.
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FARM IN HENRICo COUNTY

"IL be sold FRIDAY. the % day Of July next upon
the PREMISE al the hour OF IL the Farm in Hen
reo county, which Mrs EIzs Mosby long time pes
Ihs road GS RB' Reo& To about sven
miles above the oer-sdons the lands Of Mr. w COPELAND
Miles George and John ~ Powell aud
The Improvements The soil
Of the land remarkably good TERSS-l3 cash. balance in
equal nsament at and years for bonds bearing
secured BY trust deed sale without By request
le II w. GODDIN, Auet
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House and Lot, i'm Duvars Additiou.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WILL he sOld THIS AErEpNnnNJ - o.t

WILL Oc sOu Ar lERNOON, the 9th
MS upon the premises commencing Tere
eh situated in Duvals addition, 81 John ami
norm OF Couts The room. and the h an
Nhlsh -taod. ffoats about 100 feet 1919 feet
.hhhs-one third cash; bllane. At and I2 months
sale positive. IBy r,oue,r az the o.,
ls w cnnnrS -.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
sn ot with framed dwelling thereon fronting about so feet
on - Peers street and nearly opposite residence OF Can't To-
s-ph q. Wingheh- Terms cash.
By request Of the
W. GoDDtS, Aueu
In consequence of the continued rain, the above
SAILS were postponed to THURSDAY AFTERNOON the ism ip
At the hour OF O'Clock.
nIS w. GoDDIN Auet
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AT Court Of Quarterly Session held for lila

A i Court Of Quarterly Session held for Han
IN county House Tuesday the 2sth Of april
1876
Beverly and Nanda For infants under age rweHy
who BY friend Meredith Fot prhs,
against
Mary Ann Davis formerly Mary Ragiand John
thanisl Ragand Maria Pstu formerly
Fnces RaEland Anthony Pcuus Lycurrs Davis Robert
and Beverly mother Ragand de
fsndants-IN CIIANCERY.
This day the plaintiff By their aorney and fled their bin
and defendants having entered appearance and
security, according TO the Aet Of Assembly of
Court and appearing N the Court BY satisfactory
inhabitants u this Commonwealth ordered
defendants DO appcar day N July Cour
pant sid bin and copy OF this
der forthwith inserted Newspaper published in the City
Richmond months uecessvey and another copy
posted front door Of the Count House q county.
A Copy. Teae,
mys-wov WIN o. wtNsroN CHG
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET,-June I6.

The stea mers received by telegraph early in
Tho day. but appear have had any effect the
market Flour-Some small sales making ut 1915 for
Western and 1851 for fair Penna brands; holders
generally ask the latter price for shipping brands but
hear OF sales for export 10 extent Wheat-owing
10 scarcity brought better prices and 5000 bushels sold
9Oaglc. for reds, and l00c for white, prime quality
Corn-Southern yellow dull at 54a55 Oats-South-
ern sold 36c Whiskey stationary, with small sales at
l9aI9ic for hhds. and bbls.-U S. Gag.