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KANSAS ELBCTTON

The election for delegates to the State Convsufio
to form Constitution, held under a proclamation
Of the acting Governor Of the Territory, 81 p
Stanton, took place on Monday last We have re-
liabls advices that Doniphan, Atohis0n, Leaven-
worth, johnson, Jefferson, Shawnee and Douglass
counties, all elected Democrats to the number Of
forty-one delegates The gentlemen thus elected
were upon the regular Democratic ticket, and very
little opposition was made to them except in Lea
wentworth and-one or tUo ether counties. The Black
Republicans had candidates in nomination, so
far as we advised, and refused TO vote This
was expected. 1t was the course prescribed for
them by the DisuniOnists Of the North, and tdey
have adhered 10 It implicitly. We trust, now that
the members Of the Convention viii show to the
country that they are true loyal conservative aud
Union loving men, that they VIII adopt such
Constitution as VIII command the appreciation Of
every patriot, whether he happens to reside in the
North OF in the South; that BY 50 doing they will
administer wholesome rebuke to disloval and frac
tious partizans, wherever they may be found
The Constitution should be submitted to the peo-
pie for their approval or rejection and if need be-
make that part oft which recognizes slavery in the
State separate article to be voted upon i1depen-
IDENTIFY. If endorsed by the people at the polls no
combination can prevent the recognition Of Kansas
with such & Constitution, and Black Republcanism
will be doomed forever IT, in their wisdom a ma
jOrity of the people should reject the article reeog
nizing slavery the minority, as good citizens will
submit TO the decree against them. We know that
the convention contains many able, conservative
men, and We hope that they viii exert such an in
fuenee as will give TO Kansas Constitution Re
publican in all its features and such as the country
viii approve.
The bogus Topeka Legislature has been in session
and passed laws providing for an election in August
next for delegate to Congress, and other officers.
The object Of these proceedings is TO eompieate
matters as much possible, and to produce such
state of things as, at some future day, viii bring
about a collision between the recognized and only
true Government, and the traitors When that time
comes. there can be no doubt upon which side the
great majority Of the people will be found.-S
LOUIS Republican, D.
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Summer Stock of Fine Shoes.

Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.
JOHN RAMMAGE,
No. AZ, College Street
in receipt of larg Stock Of handsome shoes for
L Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children.
FOR LADIES.
Sup. English Black Kid slipper-bows;
=. r.,,i., Lasting pIani
I" French red bronzed So bows;
GO White colOredi
81 French Embroidered Kid and satin Slippers;
Toilet slippers black and COlOred
Black French Lasting Heelsd Caters;
d" Italian Cloth Caters, front and side Lace
English Kid Heeed
French Lasting Baton with heels;
Kid and Morocco Buskius. Ties, &c, sc.
FOX GENTLEMEN
French Calf Pump-sole Dress Boots
" Stitched
% SsWed
q" " Pump sole Shoes;
90 Patent Leather and Calf CHORDS;
q" Calf broad and narrow strap Shoes,
English Lasting, Calf and Patent Leather Caters;
: Calf Kid OXfOrds; every nice -
Patent Leather Pump-sole Ore Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters;
g Sc Oxford les and stout Shoes, &c
MISSES black and brOnzed Kid trimmed Slippers;
Lasting Caters with and wIthCuI heels
" Kid Boots
School shoes Of every description.
NEGRO BrOgaus and Kip Shoes OF all kinds;
Extra sized Kip and Goal B0otess for servants.
Ny Stock is extensive Of the best and viii be sold az
very low prices for CASH,
JOHN RANAGE,
june20 AZ College street.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND ALI.
WHO WISH To KEEP COOL WATER
AND FRESH MEATS.

DArENr Double Wall Ice Water Pitchers both silver
Plated and BEianiatne rcssl, best and iasaI ingeu-
ton for keeping cool water for family use
Als0-Double Wall P0rcslln-llued silveF-Plaied Ice
Pitchers
AlsO-Douhl8 Nall Porcelain lined silver Plated Watar
Coolsfs beautiful as well good ariieeae huuigomel
lfucla for the purpose yet invented
AlslArihurt'5 patent SetfsslI1g Fruit Cans and
acknowledged 70 Be the best article for NE purpose Of pre-
serving fresh Fruits.
Also Preserving Jars o. an sizes in Glass.
Aso-5iE eight complete handsome and ane Eranch
China Dinner Sets, offered tos reduce Soct aud
make for supplies, AZ cEli ChiEa Hail. No. &C.
Public square. A. a. HICKS
Nashville, june 23-iH
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SAs-ADJOURNAIENT OF THE FREE
STATE LEGISLATURE

The Quindaro correspondent of the St. Louis
Democrat says the Legislature adjourned on the 18th
inst
Acts providing for the taking of the census, ap-
portioning the State, for an election on the first
Monday in August next for State officers and repre-
sentatves in Congress, and for creating the seat Of
government at Topeka, we're passed; also joint
resolution memOrializing Congress for admission
into the Union under the Topeka constitution.
The census act provides for the appointment Of
five marshals, whose deputessh take a census i'm
mediately. The appOrtionment of the State gives
the Senate not more than twenty members and the
House sixty
Some of the territorial county judges pronounce
part of the census law as imperative.
1t is reported that Gov. Walker has been informed
that the constitution will not be submitted to the
people.
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SAVANNAH RIVER TRANSPORTATION,
BY THE FASHION LINE.

COMPOSED of the following very Light draught
The COLUHBIA, 300 tons capacity and L draught of
WIter.
The TALOMCCO 400 tons capacity, and I6 inches draught
Of water.
The new iron steamer AMAZON, sec tons capacity and
Il inches draught of
The AMAZON is built Of iron, and no expense has been
spared her construction, make her worthy Of the pat
rOnage Of the public.
These will compose The Ii ne for the approaching sea-
son, and will from their light drauEht OF water, be enabled
deliver gOOds promptly at all stages Of river and
shippers by this line may rely dispatch in the forward
ing Of their goods.
The importance Of keerng up water comm aneaton be-
and Augusta is too apparent 70 the mer
chants Augusta Savannah and the Interior 70 require
any advocacy Suffice say, that the river
nicatOn now, and has been since the commencement Of
railroads, the regulating medium for freight charges No
evidence this be produced than the exceeding
y of freight between Savannah and Angus when
compared with other points hundred miles either
side Of
Mr.. NJ. COHEN still the Agent of this line at Savan
nsh whom all goods should be cOnsgne1, which will be
for arded Tree Of any charge for commission One Of the
Boats Of this line E leave Savannsh every other day. and
discharge At this psCe tri-weekly JOHN A. MOORE.
IN
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GEa. pillows LETTER.

Wahsvs published IN pamphlet form, and have on
hand for sratuitous distribution, large number Of
the very able letter Of Gen. G. j. Pillow, upon the
present state Of parties the issues that sre being
discussed, and the official course Of the Hon. John
Bell, in particular We trust our friends from the
different counties win make it convenient to send
for them by private conveyance in order tosave the
heavy cost of postage on large packages
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ESg- Know Nothingism, in its ridiculous efforts
to avoid responsibility for its own bad conduct, fire.
ouently exposes itself For instance-the Frank
lin Revissg has been defending its Plug Ugly asso-
eiates from the bloody consequences of the Wash
ington riots upon information purpOrting to have
been received through the Washington organ. The
Nashville Banner in its attempt to furnish similar
defence copies a letter written from Washington to
the Louisville Journal, which says: Unfortunately
for the Americans here they have no paper through
which they can make their own statements" Now,
some body is wrong. Either the Franklin ReUisa0
did not get its statement of facts from the Washing
ton Organ or the Journals correspondent is circu-
lating an untruth to base excuse upon. We
think the Journals correspondent right as to there
being no Know Nothing paper in Washington. But
in either event, it shows the delimma in which the
order finds itself for defence of the horrible TRACE
dy enacted in Washington. Surely, peaceable and
quiet citizens will not continue to act with such
Marty
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PS7@ The Cumberland Presbyterian Church was
crowded to overlooking on Monday night, to hear
the address of Hon. A. 0. P Nicholson, before the
law classes of Cumberland University. The address
occupied hour in its delivery and was exceed
ingly able and dgnifed The principles of morality
and virtue so powerfully and forcibly impressed by
the speaker, if practiced by those to whom they
were addressed, fail to have beneficial in
fuence not only upon them, but on the community
at large.-Ls5aHoH Herald, 2jth.
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IA The Knoxville Register says, " the Federal
Court in session in that city, is at present engaged
in the investigation of the celebrated Copper
Mine Suit, Lee U8. Galloway, Warehouse, Caldwell
and others This involves property in Polk county
sci in the case are, for plaintiff, R. J. Meggs, 7. A.
r. Nelson and W. H. Sneed; for defendants, Maj.
E. G. Lyon, G. W. Rowles, J. B. Cooke and NJ. P.
flanagan. The court has been engaged about five
days in hearing testimony.
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STATE NEsSEE-HICKmAN COUN.
VK
Richard W. ". Jones and wife Eliza H Jones vs. The

Richard W. W Jones and Wife Eliza H. Jones vs The
heirs Of Geo. e Watkins, decd.
VETHERFES, Il has been appear the satisfac
w ton the Clerk and Master in The above cause,
pending the COugty COurt for the County Of Hickman,
in the State Of Tennessee, that Joel K Watkins and VIII
liam R. Cane and wife cunningham Gaze Who defend
the above cause, residents o. the state Of
Tennessee therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
publication be made weekly for four successive weeks
the Nashville Union and American newspaper published
in the city Of Nashville in the Staye Tsune notifying
said def ndau above named 70 appear az the August term,
A. D. 1857 The COuuty Court u hickman County, Ten
nesee the court house IN the Of ntreve, the
MOndsy August 1857, and show why the prayer
Of said petitioners should be granted, the vii
be taken confessed them and the said pro
ceeded in experate IS them. J. d. EASLBY,
junG27-W4W-pTs. fee S. c. & NJ.
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EMERY's PATENT RAIL ROAD HORs
POWERS and TIRESHING MACHINES.
FROM THE
Albany Agricultural Works

EMERY BROTHERS, ALBANY. NJ.
THE attention OF an those DESTROYS purchasing
and most approved Horse Power ard Thrssher g.
specially called 70 The above celebrated Gacnrs- which
are universally acknowledged 70 be superior 90 al others in
point OF durability, elcisncv and Of operation.
large supply Of these Machines have just been Ceived
and are for sale at the Warehouse of
JAS A McALLISTER de CO.
Broad 20. Nashville Tenn.
They also for sale By r. RICHARDSON Franklin,
Williamson county. Tenn: w. "a. CARTMEL, lebanon,
Wilson eouny, TsHn., aud BEN S. WELLER, Nashville
Tenn. jane l6-d6wsu
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FURTHER FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS. June lG.-Topeka dates to the 18th
instant have been received. There was a quorum
In both branches Of the legislature which bust
Iy at work in perlecng the township organization.
Gov. Robinson's message had been sent in. The
legislature had not been disturbed so far
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OBsTRUCTINe THE U. S. MAIL.-A preacher named
Finkler has been convicted in the U. S. Court at
Springfield, H., for Obstructng the U. s mail, by
tearing up rail from the railroad in order throw
the cars from the track because the train had run
over and killed his COW. The court imposed the
highest penalty-fne and cOsts-amOUnting to about
S1,O0. He is still subject to a criminal prOseeu-
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MoDEsT.-AIr. Hatton, the Know Nothing candi-
date for Governor is rather a modest man. In
speeeh Of an hour and half, he mentions the name
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Excellent Land For sale,

I'm WEDNESDAY JULY IS, we will offer for sale % the
- highest bidder, liberal credits Of The m0st fers
Tile Tracts OF Land in DAVIDSON county containing about 400
acres lying on the road leading from Franklin 20 Lebanon
half mile Mouth Of the N0lens vile turnpike road
miles south Of the Nashville add Chattanooga Railroad and
twelve miles from Nashville.
Il not desire pub Overrate What have
sell but desire cenys air just and conception
Of the property; but 81 desire diorsn would
difficult 70 OyeTate the qualities and advantages Of this
tract Of land. % dark loose and virgin sol ftls NOS,
Of cultivation, and 200 iu splendid bsr all
under excellent fences, built almost entirely Of Cedar
WATER Ot bUFbtlOh quail tf--SE h ~ Ok MORE
NEVER FAILING SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS,
afOrdiug the fields, woods and pastures supply
OF water heavily mbered with poplar oak ash suasrsst
lynn bOXeuer black locust and sufficient csiartO keep up
the fences.
The DWELLING is a very neat and c0mlortabl wood
building weathsrbOOroed and painted outside, and celed
lathe pastered and papeTed inside wish good and
oOmmOdiOus rooms, two pOrGhes, and and airy cellar
house large ganay shielded round, good tobacco
barns, stables cribs and spsntsd garden, select
young orchard With over 300 bearing trees, full
orchard OF peach6 and apple trees, with many other fruit
in different parts Of the farms ice house,
spring house, good horse mill, mill stones, best French
burr and rhne boiling chest and CLOTH with other
cOuYeuiences too tedious 10 mention.
Taken all oge'her Ibis b one Of the richest, most de-
bic and productive tracts Of land in Davidson county, and
viii be sOldin
Five LOTEs,
Varying in size from GO TO 40 Or would sell all
together to suit purchasers would make one Of the
the plan will call sSOLOMAN G. MORTON, on The pre-
misses, the az dsisiged No. o. Cherry street
Terms-A credit ON one thiyd til first January, 1853
one third January 1889 and balsce arst January, 1851
Notes well secured, without interests, required and
retained.
Omnbuses and COLLATION. free as usual Those desiring
seats will please meet attbe Posl aiee 5y oegeE A. ~
june2l-eeid Agent.
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AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES,
BY
B. IlanieT' g. Co.

WE win offer Ga front our Warehouse TUESDAY
june 30ih, az 10 O'Clock, Tor Cash. large stock 81
Fresh Groceries, viz:
l0l Hhds assi. grades Sugar % b3is NswsoHi'a.
. bbls =. r. do So bbs Moiaasesi
10 bbls. powdered do 500 b egs Nails, assorteds
90 boxes ID. re-. do 5000 assd quail lilies cigars;
30 bags prime Baltimore rio Sd boxes Carrots snum5
Coffee 100 dozen buckelss
100 hays prime n. o. Coffee; ~ baskets Chamnagurs
100 "a Bxs Star Gambler 25 casks best English soda,
$40 bvss escorted Glassware, 20 cases SdrdiueH;
IUu bBls Ma. Wtissey l9u boxes herrinE1i
30 &c v8ri0us 90 TO Iefcri hice;
5a O. B.urbon da 100 bo4es T0bIec0s
81 Rye do 200 bEs Star Ca1dica
with an he smaller ar.icies en- the Grocery line
b. LANIER q Cos.
june g, ls57. C..
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THE TRIAL, OF REAPERS AND MOWERS

The 18th of July has been appointed by the
President of the United States Agricultural Society
for the national trial Of reapers and mowers at Sy-
racuse, New York Seventy machines have already
entered for competition
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2
CORSEH OF COLLEGE AND sPRrS0 SITS,
NASHVILLE TEEEESSEE
SUGARS
100 hhds prime to che. sugars 25 bbl loaf 60
~ DO CHARMED DO 10 do powdered do
COFFEE.
GOO bags Rio Coffee, rs do Laguya do
100 do Jaws do
LIQUORS,
700 Bbls Pixies Whisky 80 6. Fine Brandisai
4S . R RfhRi 90 90 20 90 M5ls1 %.
$50 Boxes sup'r old Brandy; IS Gin;
10 6 superior Port Vine 50 % Walkers Supr AeI
Is Smiths Reserve Wisky,5U g St Julien ClarsJ Wines
50 Pure Rye % Is Basket Champagne Wine
30 Monongahaa do 30 Boxes Champagne Cider;
TOBACCO.
25 boxes S Powell T1baceo3O do Commerce do
% do southern Belle do IS do Industry DO
90 do JACK FalstaH do
CIGARS.
10000 Napoleon cigars 1000 Jenny lind cigars;
5000 Josephine do 5000 other brands assorted.
SUEDRIES.
1890 SACKS fine AID cuarseaalt.40 Cedar DO
$50 Bis and Half bis M0lasess21 Bed cords.
50 Kegs Golden Syrup 20 Coca DIpfsrs;
IS boxes Lemon do 3" Hamuucks:
90 do Brandy cherries; 50 8 Whisk Blooms and
50 do Union Soap Hearth brushes
90 kegs soda; 100 Kits Mackersi;
20 bbls Almonds; 80 Cases Cove Oysters;
30 DemJOnns, CD b. Pickles assorted;
50 Packages Superior Teas 300 Bags Shot7
$50 DOZ. Painted Buckets; 25l Kegs While Lead;
10 eases Preserved FrIIts5
&. With complete assortment Of all other articles forming
Of the largest and best selected cks o. groceries
brought 20 this market Country Merchants visiting o
city wnnd do well % 0Js Though stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere
NOEL & CO.,
june25-tE Corner College and Spring streets
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% 40, O
RICH CHIP FANCY
AND BUGAL. GIMP B0dNETS
CL o SING OUT SUM MER
Sock at Great Reduction,
LIKEWISE EUGINE GIPSEYs AND PIC NC HATS.
WE have just received these Goods per from
W Europe. The great patronage have received this
season, has fully established for Rich and Superior Bon
ably, and stimulated order large addition
Stock. And Stock is larger, if possible, and
select than at any time this The Flowers, Ladies,
are beautiful and please you. Call before they
all sold The balance Of Stock will be sold at
a great deduction in prices. We have in store
, Cases Of Rich Paris, Hair and Buga Blond,
English straw and other plain Styles
Misses Bonnets, Chldren's Hats, Gipsey and
Flats;
100 Boxes Paris Flowers for BOnnes Parties and Bridal &C
casiOus;
30 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every new style;
. dozen Hoop skirts; Misses and Childrens ditto;
~ q. Paris aud Spanish Fans 300 boxes Rusbas;
80 " PaTaS1is, all qualities.
Likewise due stock Of EmbrOideTes consisting or Rich
Maues ia Lace JacOnGt Worked Muslin Mourning
Sets, Sleeves Of every description Collars, etc. Rich
BACK BUgal Collars Aanlias Of English and CbHuutIa
Lace, Rich Paris Embroidered kefchefs Trimmings
BuE and Rich Paris Blond Laces, line Of Pans bts
and Kid Gloves, Elastic Belts. Fine and Medium Cabba
Port Monies, fine stock Of Combs Fancy Articles
the let, 10 dOz. Rich MChar Caps and Dresses
with general assortment Of useful, fancy, ornamental
Head Dresses and Variety Goods.
Call soon, Ladies, will give you great inducements 10
close out our summer goods.
june26 No. 49, Union Street, doort5 state Bank
WOOL, WOOL.
Ii persons having wool card cannot do better than By
"A sending it Ellsworth Co.'S Cotton Factory on Col
lege Hill.
June 24-u BOSWORTH & 90
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$QORaward.

DANAWAY from my Brick Yard utbe North side ofihe
- LlHer, on Ihursday, the 4ih ns Negro Ban named
o yellow color and about t5rty years ags. He
ABOUT leet inches high and viii weigh about pounds
nenIy Is me properly Of ars. Jane w. Campbell living
tne Soath FIELD de also has free fora wife living
Spruce street, in the OF Rob. Is Casemaus new
buildings think h IS lurkiug The city, and viii
give the above reward for his delivery 10 me or his couhs
ment in any JAIN 50 that get him.
june26-lW. DAVID b. HICKS.
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no THE PEOPLE OF NASHVILLE AND M

NESSEE
WE the undersigned, have purchased the wreck the
w Leese Ground Of the Nashville Manufacturing
pany together with the materials fixtures thereon and
shall Immediately commence the rebuilding the Foundry
and Machine shop. We shall be able in short time 70
commence operations before and hope patronized By
The people Of Tennessee. n. JACKER.
7. +. PARISH.
WIN. RODGERS.
JAES ELDER.
iulm. B. G WOOD
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Valuable Real Estate.
T'HE Nash vile Manufacturing Company will oHer for sale
a on the premises. 70 the hlEhest bidder,
Monday, 10Th day OF July,
that valuable piece ground recently occupied machine
sDOp and locomotive WOTks. The bans Of Cum
Deraud river fronting about $50 Water street, and
about the the wharf, being $50 in
depth said ground VIII sold lots 50 est fronting
sAla water street, running through 90 said Wharf
% the same day and place the wharf tot $50 feet be-
tssen said lots and tie rver viii be offered the highest
Dtllef. suitable maps OF said grounds viii be furnished
he day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
One Two and three years with interest from date, with
Two approved encOFsers; notes payable ID bank, lien
retained the properly
By order az the Board. mo q rOHgSOE
June Is, f-57-id psi n III Co
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NRSHHILLE FEMALE AeDEMY.

STEWARD wanted for the Boarding House. gen
"A temau competent take entire charge the Kitchen
Dining Room, aud assist in the financial affairs the
Institution, in ind here most desirable situation.
june27- g.. @. D. ELLIOTT.
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PENMANSHIP.
M r. DO EAR,

ILL open a Class 10 Writing Tuesday, the g3d
w inst, ths Store Of T. p. Beech No a. College
street, where Ladies and Gsutlemea can, shor Tine
learn % write With ease. neainsss and mpicty.
= Parents have their children taught dnriur
- SCHOOL VACATIONS,
-=E455aL afterwards 10 devote ali heir Has 10
other studies, in-the olhsr Schools
Those who know her this BY FAR the cheapest
ard certain method Of learning write, Mr. refers
several hundred pupils Taught by him in Nashville either
last winter or tWelvs years since.
Persons from the country finish thar lessons one
1eet.
Hours, 20 %, A. NJ, 3 to5P.M
n. B. These wishing In Nr - classes should apply
Immediately, has stay viii necessarily be much shorter
than on his recent visit 70 Nashville iunsll.
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FROM HAvANA-The steamship Black Warrior at
New York, brings Havana dates to the 18th in
stant
Santa Anna had not arrived at Havana. The
Spanish feet intended for the Mexican difficulty,
was said to be the island and soldiers are ar
irving by every vessel from Spain. The island is
healthy and quiet.
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REMOVAL OF THE POST OFFICE.
SHALL remove the Post Office this morning the corner
Of Church and Cherry streets. The Office will be open
al g O'Clock, A. NJ. s. r. ANDERSON.
June q, 1857 Post Master