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Knnsns Convention

A Free State Convention, to consist of ole
hundred delegates, was to commence its ses-
sion in Lawrence Nov. 10th. Its proceedings
will be of general interest, as it will decide up
on platform for the Free State party in Kan
sas, and upon the propriety of a new aPplica-
ton to Congress for admission into the Union
as a State
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SHoCKTNs ACCIDENT Mr.. David TrumbulI
aged 62. of Mill Greek, Hamilton county, met
with terrible death on Thursday. He was
hauling lumber from one field to another, and
after unloading, his horse became frightened
and ran Mr. T. attempted to leap from the
wagon, got entangled in the lines, and was
dragged by the furious animal more than mile
over rough ground, his head striking stones.
stumps, DC, until he was battered to death.
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Comens First Steps in Geography,
Cornell's Primary Geography,
Colueli's iutermedIa'e Geography,
CornelI's High school GeC g aphy,
Cotton 4 Fuchs IutrOducto- y Geography,
Cotton X Flich's Mod IN SC lOOl Geography
Fitch'S Physical Geuglaphy,
Longs Cla, seal Atlas,
Alitcheli,s Primary q 0graphy.
Mitchsifs intermediate Geography,
RlitchelFs Geography and Atms,
Milcheli'S Ancient Geography,
McNllley's &c graDly,
Mnutrith's First Baok m fieOgl Apply,
Monteiih's Introduction t0 Geography,
Mon eiih's Manual of Geography
MIuteiih's New Manual,
MorsG's Geography,
MltcheiPs OutliEe Maps,
Uiney's Geography aud Atlas,
Pelton's Outline Maps,
Peter Parles' : Geography,
Smiths First Geography,
Smiths Qlario Biography,
D0merviiie's PhySic1l Geography
Whites Glass Book OF Geography,
Warren's Common School Geography,
WaTreh's PLY sical biography,
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ARITHMETICS.

Adams (Daniel) Arithmetic,
Adams If. A First Arithmetic,
Colburn's Arithmetic.
Davies school Arithmetic,
Davies Unive rsitF Arithmetic,
t5recpleaf's School Arithmetic,
Greenleai's Higher arithmetic,
Rays First Art metic.
Rav's Second ATlthmetic,
Rays Third Arithmetic,
RAYS Higher Arithmetic,
S oddar1's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
StoddarJ's Amer intellectual Arithmetic
Stoddau's Practical Arithmetic,
Stoddand's Philosophical ArIthmeic,
Smiths Arithmetic,
ThOmpson's Pracli al Arithmetic,
Th0musOn's Higher Arithmetic.
Tracy'S Elementary Arithmetic,
Iracy's Commercial Arithmetic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

MAsoNs IN THE UNITED STArEs.-Aceording q
to recent statistics, there 4,2O2 lodges and 1884,
s93 members of the Masonic fraternity, il the
United States, not including those not directly
affiliated with any lodge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

@. & t. RAILROAD TRAcK-The Roadmas-
ter of this Road is entitled to much credit for
the excellent manner in which the track is kept
up New ties are being placed where the old
ones ones show the least sign of decay, and the
dliehes and culyerts are Kept free There is no
better managed Road in this State.-Noracalk
Reflector
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MORE SORGHUM SYRuP.-The Painesville TEL
egraph states that Mr.. Graham, of Perry, Lake
county, has produced 494 gallons of excellent
syrup from something less than quarter of an
acre of Chinese Sugar Cane.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

FRIGHTFUL LMoRTALITY.-From June 81 to Oc-
tober 2I, 72S6 people died in New Orleans; and
of these, 1854 of yellow fever. For the week
previous to Nov l there were us deaths of the
same disease.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA.-The Territorial LIE
gislature of Nebraska is in session, and bill
was introduced in the House on the 26th ult.,
to prohibit slavery and involuntary servitude in
the Territory of Nebraska. after the lst of Jan
uaTy, 1859. The bill was referred to commit
tee of five,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

TRIAL OF CoLE-The second trial of Cole,
charged with the murder of his wife in Geauga
county, is set to commence at Jefferson, Ashta-
bula county, on Tuesday next.
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PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY

Comsi ock's Philosophy,
BOwman's Chemistry,
Grayis Chemistry,
Graham's Chemistry.
Olmsted's School Philosophy,
OlmSteds COLLEGE Philosophy
PaTker's Philosophy,
POrier's Chemistry,
StOckhsrdt's Chemistry,
SillIman's Chemistry,
Smeiie's Philosophy,
Sprague's Philosophy,
Way lands Intell. ctual Philosophy
Wayland's Moral Philosophy,
Wells Philosophy,
Wells Chemistry.
Youman's Class-BoOb Of Chemistry,
IOuInans Atlas OF Chemistry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

LIQUOR SELLERS INDIcTED-At the recent
Common Pleas in Knox county, the Grand Jury
indicted Is persons for selling spirituous
liquors.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS

Now being extensively introduced, and kept
quantities.
COrnellis GeOgraph1es
COvilPs DIGEST OF Grammar,
Hllhard's headers,
McGuffey's New Readers,
Mon eitI Biographies,
RIcNalley's Geography,
Peiton's Outline Maps,
Payson s DuntOn's Writing Books,
W-rrenis Common School Geography
Warren's Physical Gsogu ply.
Wells Chemistry,
Wells Philosophy.
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The GRAPE CReP IN FRANcE.-The Courier
de la Champagne of September 18th, says In
France, this year, 1858, there is 2, 1874 1922 hec-
tares vineyard, making s,246 superficial miles,
These vineyards will produce more than TO-
100000 d'hectoIitres wine, the estimated value
of which is 100000, 900 of Francs. One hec-
toltre is equal to 25 gallons
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Hon BIRD B. CHAPMAN.-By the last Omaha
Nebraskian, we see that Hon Bird B. Chap
man was lying sick in Omaha, with a fever.
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GERMAN AND FRENCH

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CLASSICAL.

CDASSlCAL.
44EE5lTsyyss 4E55 ..yys : : s9dlald,s Latin Grammar,
Andrews Lain Reasier,
A4dIew-' Cicero,
Andrews Casarr
AudleUs' First B0 in Latin,
Andrews Lain Lessons,
Andrews Latin LeNIcJn-
AuthOu's Latin Dictionary,
AlnswOrth's Latin Dictionary,
Anthon's Cesar,
Authou's Cicero
AnthOn's SalluSt
AnthOn's Horace
Anthon's Homer,
Authors Virgil
Anihon's Anabasis.
Anthems Greek keedeT.
Auihon's Ncnophon,
AnihOn Juyenai,
ArnoId's Frs aud Second Latin Book,
Arnold's Latin Prose Composition,
Arnold's First Latin Book
ArnOld'S Cornelius NepOs,
ArDOld's First Greek Book,
Arnold's Greek Prose Composition,
Buffers Salust,
Baires Xenaph0n,
Bul Icn's Latin Grammar,
BulliOns Latin Reader,
BulliOn's Greek Grammar,
BulliJn's Greek Reader,
Buliion's Cesar,
COOperis NIrell,
CrOsby's Greek Lessons,
CrOsby's Greek Grammar,
HaTkness' Second Latin Book,
IohnsUn's HerOdutug,
Iuhusou's Cicero,
keuhner's Latin Grammar,
Lincoln's Livy.
Iiidle Scotl'S Greer Lexicon,
McChntock & Crooks First Latin Book
hlcClint-ckS y Crcok's First Greek Book
Owens &enOphOn's Analasls,
Owens XenOph ms Cyclopedia,
Robbins XenOphOn.
SOphOcle's Greek Grammar.
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ness Of the Church.
three hundred and twenty dollars Is necessary be
raised 10 meetthe lest obligation he Ladies have abOred
long and faithfully. and think this effort viii lquIjse
the whole amount Of Indebtedness
TteLa
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READERS AND SPELLERS

HiIliard's Readers,
Hazea'S Speler and D5hner,
LOvell's Readers,
McGufiey S Readers,
NIcGuffey'S New Readers,
McGuficy' : SpeileT,
parkeT's Readers,
Prices Speller,
Sanders Speller,
swans Sreller,
ToVua's Progressive Readers
Town Spslier,
Wehu'S Readers
Wehs.sI's Elementary Speller,
WOrct steT's Speller-
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOYd's Rhetoric.
Cutters lirst Physiology,
Cutters PhysiO Osy anu Anatomy,
Crittenden's BOOk Keeeping,
Gray's How Plants Grow.
Gray's Lessons in BOtany,
GrFy's Manual Of Botany,
HnchcOck's Geology.
] yeli's Manual Of Geography,
Lyell's Principles Of Geology,
Matiison's AsirO umy,
Mayhew's Book Keeping,
PaysOu & Dunton's Wn ing Books
QuackenbOs' English Composition,
81. Johns Geology.
School Speakers II kinds,
Warts on the Mind,
Wright's Orthography,
Woods First Botany,
Woods Class Book Botany,
Whateley's Rhetoric.
Whateley's Logic.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs,
CLEVELAND, OHIe
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Amnsenents.
On Thursday Evening, Nov. 18th.

EAIR AND SUPPER. The el5La.
u Ladies Of the BETHEL SEWING SOCI- EAssfg
ETY. viii mold their Anr ual Fair and Supper. at 2s'
CHAPIN'S HALL. ~
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SELECT DANCING SCHOOL.

A ~ CHAPIN'S HALL.-Mr. Ballou
n would respectfully inform citizens Of Cleveland
that he will commence Select Class Dancing, Cha
pins Hail. MONDAY, Nov 18th, at O'cl-ck, NJ.
Ladies and Children. and at s N. for Gentlemen
~ Terms-S4 per scholar, So for Lady and ntle-
man, advance. No scholars admitted but subscribers
No, 8 DIV &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

This Office has all to do with the assessment and coiec-
lection OF taxes The duties Of Receiver Of Taxes are
dcated by tho OF the oice. The paid 10
him. for which he gives receipt and hands them
tho City Chamberlain subject To tho order Of tho Comp
rollcr The Deputy Tax Commissioners, OF which thsre
are twelve replace The old ward and their du
ties TO value the property Of the city and return
port Of the same ut the tax Office Any property holder
who thinks his property has been rated too high appes
before the Commissioners Of Taxes who, II bis complaint
well founded reduces the assessment 10 proper rste.
Receiver a Tsxes... wilson Small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

TINS TBARKRo TSTrsoyN.-rhs grand musical fest.
val s announced for Saturday. IL is in compliment 10 the
great pianist, whoafter residence here Of nearly egh
teen nonhss abou, 10 take his departure for the South
and thence 10 Europe We need say words 10 the
fitness Of such testimonial 10 artist so distinguished
and quite confident that tho public will do s part
10 make tho affair triumph. How the Director Of tho
Academy has performed his duty the occasion may be
ascertaned by reference TO the Official announcements
There is, first, opera pdiinse second grand phihar
monic concert; third, hr. Thabergs farewell concert
with Mr.. Formes Nine. caradori and vleux,emps fourth
Mozarts Requiem, with the combined vocal and ns,ru
mental forco Of the Academy--Ts Grange, Carsdor Nil
uer, prime doH~c; Bgnardi, Iaboceus, Perrug simp.
son, primo lenori Cu Formes brsso, with grand or
chcsra and chorus This is decidedly the greatest mu.
sca programme that has been ssued the United
States
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Fnxs M1soSTy.--M a regular convocation OF Phontx
Chapter No . asal Arch Masons in their Tabernacle
Of Centre and Grand street. in this city, upon the
hh day Of Dcccmb~, 1857 the following named officers
elected and duly appointed preside and act for the
ensuing masonic years--M. f. Enocb, P. Breed, A. ~,
II. T. f. rhos. G. Duxbury ESQ, x; +. John " Henry
~, g Comp. W. Dodge, II. d., Capt. Of the IT,; ;
Harry Seymour, Y. s., G. W. Gardner, r. A. O; John
Dixon, Secretary; James T. Couenhoven Fsq Treasurer
w Iovett, Master lst v; Jesse Cay, r. s. N, Master
I'd V; John Radwsy, NJ D., Master 30 " William Eaves
fiek, +. H. p, Sentinel
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Minister Of Justice, and the Secretary Of the Government
n the Capitol
DISTINGUISHED ARRESTS

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,, nn sSem rere men of d;stncton Rsnit, Iu aysz
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Dio~n in'o ms eyes ana Sui'e nunper Ioaseu in'o
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WISE 's a. soni VI tne paisy ou I'm III, o s
Guy amongs' tnem ,ns,o WAS one Mno was "on
anu ioeke1 ~ - he nsn. on, ~ S.us " .
sose.y ane Daso sis "Ppe"ou 90 " 'ne5 "e'o '" ln'
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EyrRr4--uvrs roR EEw YrsKs Dsr--M the Acaic-
my, It's evening, the erst cheap opera viii 10 gwen
"Lacrez.s Borgia" viii 30 sung this occasion by Nine
crrsior, nmc. DAngr sgnor Pgnaydi and Gassier and
the admission will be 1y cents 10 all parts Of the house
AZ Burtons theatre Mr.. Charles Mathews appears and Mr.
Bro1ghsms columbus" will be performed for the third
time AZ the Broadway theatre, Van Amburgh's Equcs-
TRAN ard Geological Company give afternoon and evening
performance AArra Kesne theatre the "Corscan Bro
Tiers" ard the newpantomlme "Harlcquin Bluebcard"
in tho evening" and extra performance Of the pauomme
IN The afternoon AT Nbios Garden, "Jocko" tight rope
performances, and the psnt1mo "The Golden Egg
At Wallacks theatre "Tle Poor Il New York" At Bar-
NUNS "vacnne and orson,' and other good thlns af
ternoon and evening. M tho Dowery exhibitions by
Sands Nai!a7s &Co sequestraa company afternoon and
evening. Al the National Circus, 81 Bowery, perform.
afternoon and evening. A, woods Bcckey's and
Bryanis Mnstrels The usual evening performances with
extra entertainments for the Afternoon.
On saturday evening tho samo ertsrta nnerts will be
given at the several theatres. At laura Kecnos Nblcs
Garden, the Broadway theatre sad Ennsm's afternoon
performances will be gwen.
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FRoM BERxrpA-By the British brig Avssetta we hsvo
dates from Bermuda Of the 18th Her kajestys
ship of the line Indus and the Devastation both
from Halifax, arrived at Hamilton on the 18th. Brgs
Henrietta and Lady Chapman and schooner G. O Bgeow,
all nom New York had aso arsved NJ the same port me
brig Jenny lind sailed the l,h and the schooner CAS-
,ltan the I2h, both for st. Thomas and the brg Es
MA eR the l2ih, for pemarara
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Tho new board consists OF seventeen members: those
from districts having odd numerical designation servo
for year. while the members elected from The districts
with numerical denomination for years.
This board has the power b reject confirm all the
mnatons made by the Mayor They have also the power
'by wothird vote to any head Of department
for cause With the exception Of the Comptroller and Cor
poraton Counsel, who elected BY the people. A ma
jorty all members elected necessary TO the pas
sage OF any ordinance. by wothird vote OF all tina
members of both boards OF the Common Council, the
Mayors veto can be ruled. The following are Ito
names Oi the members of the new board
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CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1853.
Resume OF the New City Charter-Names OF
the Members OF the New City Government.

The city charter, the machinery Of which win soon
be in operation, effects very important changes The
constitution of the several departments that constitute tho
government Of this city Under this charter there three
elective executive officers, vzhe Mayor, who serves for
two years. the Corporation Counsel who for three
years. and the Comptroller, whose term of Office s four
years The Governor of the Stale alone has power 70
move these officers All the other heads of departments
srcapponted by the Mayor with the advice and consent
of the Board of Aldermen, who have also the power to
remove any Of their appointees for cause, by two
thirds VOTE All sun vdinate officers are to be ap-
pointed by the heads Of the respective bureaus. All
financial matters come under the supervision Of the
Comptroller all law matters arc to be directed
by the Corporation Counsel, whie the Mayor has
the charge of city executive business proper During the
of the Common Council the Mayor will have tho
power to suspend any head Of department. The following
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BOARD OF COUNcILhEy.

BOARD OF COUNCILhEN.
This Board IL composed OF twenty-four members, elk
from each OF the Senatorial districts in the city, elected
general ticket in each district They hold office for one
year, and have the powers the Board Of Alder
men, except the power appoint heads OF departments
Either Board originate ordinances FOR appropriation of
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A., hssSiVNAfiON OF KDFRAL OFFTCERS.
DuIhe we Jay also humber of tho ministry cant In
sH rec gnanons Among them Senior de Ia Fuente Ma
o. naelgn Affairs also, Senior Gomez Farias OF the
tom hSnsc; Gen. Has, Second brigade; senor Ru.s