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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19

RUNAwAYs.-The cold snap of weather we are
now enjoying seems to have caused an endemic
for running away among the horses, and with a
concert of action they have taken to kicking run
ming and making fast time over the various streets
OF the city Yesterday noon, fine looking pair Of
white horses attached to lumber wagon, rushed
up Superior street, past the Square and through
Ontario street to Prospect, where, having a clear
road for over mile, they took courage and started
with renewed life to make the best time on record
They ran to the head of the street and were there
stopped without having damaged themselves or the
wagon Hhorses have feelings, and who donbts If
they must have felt decidedly foolish to run TINS
far and not succeed in breaking anything.
Wednesday afternoon pair of horses upou Gar.
den street were more successful in the race. They
ran against fine row of young shade trees, and
broke one completely down, tore up another and
ruined another, beside penetrating cedar horse
post and breaking fence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
MORNING LEADER,
THE ROPE-WALK.

In that building, long and low,
With its windows all arrow,
Like the PORTFOLIOS Of hulk,
Human spiders spin and spin,
Backward draw their threads so thin,
Dropping each hempen bulk.
Atthe end, an open door;
Squares of sunshine on the floor
Light the long and dusky lane;
And the whirring of a wheel,
Dull and drOWsy, makes me feel
All its spokes are in my brain
As the spinners to the end
Downward 60 and re-ascend,
CLEAN the long threads in the sun
While within this brain of mine
Cobwebs brighter and more fine
By the busy wheel are spun.
Two fair maidens in a swing,
Like white doves upon the wing,
First before my vision pass;
Laughing, as their gentle hands
Closely clasp the twisted strands,
AT their shadow on the grass.
Then booth of mOuntebanks,
With its smell of tan and planks,
And girl poised high in air
On acOrd; in spangled dress,
With faded loyeliness,
And weary look of care
Then a homestead among farms,
And woman with bare arms
Drawing water from well
As the bucket mounts apace,
With it mounts her own fair face,
As at some magician's spell
Then an old man in a tower,
Ringing loud the noontide hour,
While the rope coils round and round
Like serpent at his feet,
And again in swift retreat,
Nearly lifts him from the ground.
Then within prison yard,
Faces fixed, and stern, and hard,
Laughter and indecent mirth
All! it is the galloWs tree
Breath of Christian charity
Blow, and sweep it from the earth
Then school boy, with his kite,
Cleaning in sky Of light,
And an eager, upward look;
Steeds pursued through lane and field
Fowlers with their snares concealed;
And an angler by brook.
Ships rejoicing in the breeze,
Wrecks that float DER unknown seas, -
Anchors dragged through faithless sand g
SeafOg drifting overhead,
And, with lessening line and lead,
Sailors feeling for the land.
All these scenes do l behold,
These, and many left untold,
In that building long and low
While the wheel goes round and round,
With a drowsy, dreamy sound,
And the spinners backward 60.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
ENGLISH GRAMMARS.

BulliOns' English Grammar,
Bullions' Practical and Analy teal Grammar,
Browns First Lines of English Grammar,
Browns Institutes of Grammar,
CovelPs Digest Of English Grammar,
Clark's First Grammar,
ClIrk's English Grammar,
FOwleT's English Grammar,
FOwleT's Grammar, Abridged,
Greene's Introduction 70 English Grammar,
Greens's First Lessons IN Grammar,
Greene's Elements OF English Grammar,
Greene's Analysis,
PinneO'S Primary Grammar,
PinneO's Analytical Grammar,
PinneO's Eng ish Teacher,
Smiths English Grammar,
Towers English Grammar,
Wells' Grammar,
Weld's Grammar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR-Goyemor
Chase has appointed James H Marshall, Esq,
of Georgetown, to the office of Probate Judge
of Brown county, rice D. W. c. Loudon, Esq,
resigned. Though the people of Brown coun.
ty will much regret the resignation of Judge
London, they will cordially welcome the appoint
ment of Mr.. Marshall, who was recommended
to the Governor by the leading men in the coun-
ty, of all parties-Ohio Statesman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19

BURGLARY AND RoBBERY.-Mr. John Griffin,
who is a clerk in the Freight Office of the C. C. &
T. R. R., and who resides upon the West Side, at.
tended the Festival of the Ladies of St. Johns
Church on Wednesday evening; and returned to
the Franklin house where he boarded, in company
of Mr.. Dwight Palmer, who was to pass the night
with him. During the night some thief entered the
room and stole all of Mr.. Palmer's clothes, with
gu IN money, and part Of Grifin's clothes, with
Sl3 in money, not finding however, S25 which
was in the watch pocket of his pantaloons These
the thief fortunately left. The rogue must have
either been concealed in the room when they re-
turned or have turned the key in the lock with for
ceps. Mr.. Palmer is Freight Agent of the CIeve.
land & Mahoning R. R., and had the keys of the
ofce and safe stolen with his Clothes No trace of
thief or property has been discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
BIOGRAPHIES.

COTnelrs First Steps in Geography,
Cornell's Primary Geography,
COTuelps Intermediate Geography,
COTnelfS High School Geography,
Cotton \ ftch's Introductory Geography,
Cotton < Fitch's Mod IN School GeOgraphy
FItch'S Physical Geography,
Longs Classical Atlas,
Mitchell s Primary Geography.
MIichell's Intermediate Geography,
Mitchelfs Geography and Atlas,
Aliichells Ancient Geography,
McNailey's Geography,
MOnteith's First Book IN G Geography.
AOuteith's Intro luetlOn 70 Geography,
MonteIth's Manual OF Geography
Mlnteith's New Manual,
Morse's Geography,
MllchelPS Outline Mans,
Olney's Geography and Atlas,
PeltOn's Outline Maps.
Peter Parley's Geography,
Smiths First Geography,
Smiths QuartO Geography,
Domervllle's Physical Geography
Whites Class Book OF Geography.
Marren's Common School Geography,
Warreh's Physical Geography
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
ARITHMETICS.

Adams (DanieD Arithmetic,
Adams lF. A. tir-J Arithmetic,
COihum's Arithmetic.
Davies School Arithmetic,
Davies University Arithmetic,
Gfeenleaf's School Arithmetic,
Greenleaf'S Higher Arithmetic,
Rays First Ant meiic.
RAYS Second Arithmetic,
Rays THIRD Ariihmeiic.
Rays Higher 4 Arithmetic,
SiOddard JuveEile Mental Arithmetic,
StOddari's S Amer Intellectual Alithmetic,
Sioddani's Practical Arithmetic,
StOddard' 5 Philosophical Arithmetic,
Smiths Arithmetic,
ThOmpsOn's Practi al Arithmetic,
ThOmpsou's Higher Arithmetic,
Trscs's Elementary Arithmetic,
Tracy's Commercial Arithmetic
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19

SORGHUM SYRUP-We learn from A Rob-
ison, Esq, of Sharon. that one of his neighbors
has manufactured over 80 bbls of Sorghum
syrup the present fall. Mr. Robson tells us the
syrup is of an excellent quality, even better
than the celebrated Stuart's syrup. 1t sells for
five shillings per gallon.-Ann ArbOr Neios.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19

BANk NOTE REPoRTER.-We have received the
National Bank Note and Commercial Reporter for
Nov. 18th. 1t is published by R. Wray for Hanna,
Heat Co, Pitt urg and Chas. A. Read & Co,
CleyeEeland. A Yalu sble monthly publication.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMIsTRYl

ComSock's Philosophy.
Bowmans Chemistry,
GraY's Chemistry.
Graham's Chemistry
Olmsted's School Philosophy,
OlmSted's College Philosophy,
ParkeT's Philosophy
POrieT's Chemistry,
SfOckhardt's Chemistry,
Sillimans Chemistry
Smeilies Philosophy
Sprague's PHILOSOPHY,
Wayiand's Intells ciual Philosophy
Wayands Moral Phi. OSOphy,
Wells Philosophy,
Wells Chemistry,
Youman's Class-BOOk of Chemistry
Youmans Atlas Of Chemistry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
READERS AND SPELLERs.

billiards Readers,
HaZeu's Speiler and Definer,
LOveli'S Readers,
MeGuffey's Readers,
kIcSulfey's New Readers,
hicGufley', Speller.
Parker's Readers,
Prices Speller,
Sanders Sp Iler,
Swans Speiior,
IOsue's Progressive Readers,
Town; Sp-lier,
Webb's Readers,
Meis-eF's Elementary Speller,
WOTCt ster's Speller
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
NRW SCHOOL ROOKS

Now being extensively introduced, and kept
Quantities.
Corneli's Biographies,
COFilFs Digest OF Grammar
Hiliard's Readers,
McGuhry's New Readers, J
MOnfeitl's Biographies
McNalley's Geography,
PeltOn's Outline Maps,
PaysOn DunlOn's Writing Books,
Wurren's Common School Geography
Waren's Physical Geography.
Wells Chemistry,
Wells Philosophy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
CLASSICAL.

Andrews 4 SfoddaTd's Latin Grammar,
Andrews \ StOddard's Latin Grammar, nsW3I
An1rCws Latin Reader,
AndIews Cicero,
Andrews Cesar,
Andrews First Book in Lain
Andrews Latin Lessons
Andrews Latin Lexicon
Anth0ns Latin Dictionary
AlusWOIth's t-atla Dictionary,
Anthun's Cesar,
Anthons Cicero.
AnthOn's Saliusl
AnfhOns Horace
Anthon,s Homer,
AnthOn's Nipil
AmhOn's Anabasis,
Anthems Greek lireder
AnihOn's AeuOphen.
AnthOns Iuvenal,
Arnold's firs aud Second Latin Book,
Arnoldis Latin Prose Composition
Arnold's klrst IaiIn Book,
ArnOld's Cornelius Neuos,
Arnold's First Greek Book
Arnold s Greek Prose Composition,
Buffers SaiuSt.
Rnfes XennuhOn,
Bul ION l-ai Grammar
Bullions Lain Reader,
BuiliOn's Greek Grammar,
Bulllon,s Greek Reader.
Buill0us Cesar
COoper's Vlrsil
Crdsby's Greek Lessons
Crosby 5 Greek Grammar
HarkneSs Second Latin Book,
JOhnson's HerOdotus
JuhnsOn's Cicero
keuhner's Latin Grammar
I.neeln's Llvy,
LIldle Scoti'S Greer Lexicon,
GlcClintock ! Crooks Eirst LATIN Book,
McClnfeck 4 Crooks First Greek Book.
Owens AenophOns Anabasis.
Owens AenOph1n's CyclOpedia,
Robbins AsnOphOn,
SophOclC's Greek Grammar.
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j. B. COBB Sc co.

A NNOUNCE to Teachers, Merchants
"A and others dealing School Books Stationery Sc
tal they have male preparations for large business the
present seaSou ieir stock is unusually large and
braces full suppl Of the Standard Text Books as We u ss
the New School 3ooks for which Agents are operating
Throughout tic stale
It Is aim 10 able supply any demand for School
Books, either 20 Kind quantity Special attention will
be given TO s rders from Merchants and pains taken
To supply every cle wanted, and the prices all cases
VIII De the lowest Terchers who have been able
hnd elsewhere u- Books they want will be nearly
sure Of fading thc.i BY addressing Us.
We give below partial list Of stock and further
particulars, sle persons 10 call At Store CORES
pold with us tdeTs enclosing cash, satisfactory
reference, VIII receive PROMPT attention Those ordering
go ds by express If they desire pay he bull the e1-
press agent, when ,iiey receive the goods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
star Of the Worth.
The best Gas Consuming Stove in the
WOrIdI

THIS is the most wonderful STOVE
that has been made. and the only one that can
Keep a CONTINUOUS COMBUSTION Of GASES, thereby pro-
ucing most remarkable rom ANTHH AcIrE COAL
Nv the peculiar arrangement OF tue apparatus the oxygen
Of the atmospheric distributed equally over the whole
urce hi the fre-pot such that each Jet
Same hu-piog rom cJncal persora ed plate and air
hamber shall meet the Of the throat gly s no
escape, unless u1ugi with the
OXYGEN which produces continuous fame and thereby
large increase This combination makes he most
economical heating Stove IN the World Iy It. and see II
statement Is Ove-rafed
The FLAME produced from these GASES makes one OF the
most cEgRFUL FIRES thai be imagined, and ali frOm
The IRE can be Kept up through the whole season, AID
with very little
One years has been made By the public and the
sustained all they have ever claimed Tor
this Stove.
JOHN INGERSOLL x CO.
Dealers In Stoves, -, lS2 Superior street
seul5 dsm 9o9 Cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
GERMAN AND FRENCH

Adlef's large German Dictionary,
Adier's small German Dictionary,
Adler's Progressive German Reader
Charles XII,
Fasquelle's Preach Grammar,
Gaud's Grlmmar-Gemans TO learn English,
Meadows French Dictionary,
Noel 4 Chapsal's French Grammar
OllendOrit's German Grammar,
OllendOrif's French-by Jewett,
OllendOnf's French-bg Value
Peissner's German Grammar
PlnRey's French Grammar,
Pinney's French Reader,
RoberisOuian System with French
Telemagne with Notes,
WOOdbary's German Grammar
WOOdburv's Shorter Course
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19
COAL---C0AL,

NOW IS THE TIME TO SET IN
IN your Winlersupply. We are daily receEl asplen-
did article fer St0Vesand Grates which sell 80 70
perton Parties wishing purchase will do well % give
call All odeTsthTOugh the Post Once promptly at
tended to Ofces and Yards {. S ?. r. R PieTand at
sspis ~ n ''i -''' 7'' JOHN HAYS co.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOydis Rhetoric,
Cutters First PhySi0logy,l
Cutters Phvsio ogy and Anatomy.
CTittenden's Book Keeping,
Gray's How Plants Grow.
Gray's Lessons in Botany,
Gray's Manual Of Botany,
Hitchcock's Geology,
yell's Manual Of Geography,
Lyelrs Principles Of Geology,
MatiisOn's AstrO~ Only,
Mayhew's Book Keeping,
PaysOn & Dunton's Wn ing Books
QGackenbos, English Composition,
ST. Johns Geology.
School Speakers "a kinds,
Watts on the Mind,
Wright's OrthOgraphy,
Woods First Botany,
Woods Class Book Botany.
Whateley'S Rhetoric,
Whateley's Logic
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-Thie
IN superior article of BITUNIINOUS COAL, which Is
particularly adapted domestic purposes, well
and smith can be had of the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
Orders city ororeign tade will be executed with dis
patch and COaldeVered any part Of the city of quality
which will not fail please. If left at either Of cur eces
OF atthe stOTeof Gaylord Hammond, No go SuIernTst
SCOVILL 4 WHEELER,
nctz No Rirer sireef and p Enal Pm
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HIGHER MATHEMATICS

LLLO NAINLN
BOurdon's Algebra,
Days Algebra,
Davies I.egendre,
Davies Elements Of Algebra,
Davies Geometry,
Davies Surveying,
LOomis' Algebra.
LoOmis' Trigonometry,
LOOmis' LOgarIthms,
LOomis' Geometry.
Rays FirSt Algebra,
Rays econd Algebra,
RobinsOn's Algebra,
St01dard'S Algebra,
Towers Algebra
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J. B. COBR & co,

BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS
CLEVELAND, OH10
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CHURCH MUSIC, &c.

The Jubilee.
The Cythera,
The THANKSGIVING.
The New Lutte of Zion,
The SnaWn,
The Hg Crown
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-19

NEW YoRK CENTRAL-The total receipts Of
the New York Central Railroad Company for the
fiscal year ending Nov lst, were six millions, seven
hundred and four thousand dollars. 1t is believed
that this will add eight per cent to the stock, al
ter providing for operating expenses, repairs &c.
The prnss frafic annnnnt- 70 81 loo 1oa L. l..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
Details Of Mexican News.

PHfLApELPnIA, Oct. 25. The New Or
leans papers received here. contain the
particulars Of the defeat of VidaufIi by
Miramou. The former was not on the
field when the engagement commenced, /,
and his army appears to have been at
lacked when least approhensive and prepa'
rt for it. The rumors at BrownSville
were that The defeated army lost 400 men
killed, and that 1000 were taken prison
ers. with artillery and provisions.
An express from Monterey to Matsmo-
ras. however, says that their loss was moi
so great and that only aporton of the ar
tiIery and amunilions were captured by
Mlramou's forces, and that the Lihera
party made its retreat Fl ON the field IN good
order.
An off ial paper received at Monterey
say that Vidaurr has already sent orders
to the commander Of Tompico for another
park OF artillery, where there is pleanty lC
be had, which will be sure to be in tht
islJ. together with the many forces ron
centra,ing about Vidau,ri, 10 renew thu
attack. Col. Guadalupe Garcia was 10 leav
Tampico on the 2d inst. { the interior
with three hundred infantry and three peic
! es of artillery,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
Howard ASSOCIATION, PhiIadelphia.

fBeRecOieHt Institution bv ,udnr
mentJorthe ~sq Ire sick and distressed, aNietcd
nuh Itrutent and EPidemie diseases.
Inc Howard Association, in view Of the awful desc
tructoD OF human life, caused by Sexual
tne ueceptlOns practiced upon the unfortunate
tlms OF such diseases by QIacks, several years ago
ulrecled thelr consulting Surgeon. as Charitable
httw0rthy of their name, TO Open Dispenanry foV
the treatment Ofthfs class of diseases in all their
FORMS and to give Medical Advice ratis 10 all who
apply by letter, with description tn cir condition.
tage occupation habits oflife &c. and in cHses OF
extreme poverty to furnish Medicines free of charge
tits needless to add thai the Association commnnds
hehighest Medical skill of the age and will furnish
the most approved modern treatme mt.
Inc directors ofthe Association in tn cir Annual
port upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases for the
year ending January Ist 1859 express the hPhest
tisaeion with the success which has the la
bOrs OF the Consulting Surgeon in the cure of fSperma.
torrh@a seminal Weakness. Impotence. Gonorrboa,
Gieet, syphilis the vice of OnaBism or .abuse a
and ordera continuance ofthe same plan for the ensu
ing year. " ~
The Directors on arevtew oftbe past, feel assured
that lher laborsi this sphere of benevolent effort
nave been OF great benefit to the aflicted esDecnIy
to the young and they have to III
serves WIN renewed zeal, to this very important but
much dispised cause.
An admirable Report on spcrmatorrhda, or Semin-
al Wenkpess,the vice OF 0nanism, Masturbutop or
Self-abuse. and other diseases Of the sexual OrgaI
ny the Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mal fin
sealed envelopeO FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and TIicts
on the nature and treatment Of sexual diseases diet
&Gare constantly teing ubllshed for gratuitous
lroution, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some OF
tne new remedies and methods of mt
ed dhurihg the last year, are OF great value.
hunress.for Report or treatment. nr. GEORGE r..
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associa.
tion, No South Nine Street. Philadel bhia PennsyI
vania. By order Oflhe Directors
EZRA ~ HEARTWELL. President.
! GEORGE FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
April 30, lS5e-Iy5I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
The Great Prize Fight.
BUFFALO, Oct. 81, 1858.

BUFFALO. Oct. 81. 1853.
EDS. Coa.-Tte 6ght between Jno.
Morrissey and Heuan, The Benecia Boy,
came off at Long Point, Canada. eighty
miles from Buffalo, wednesday afternoon.
Twelve hundred persons were present.
The frat round lasted seven minutes, and
was one Of the most slaShing on record.
Morrissey was ttrri' ly cut up. but at the
close the Benecis Boy broke the knuckle
Of his leil hand against stake, MoIriss, y
h.ving dodgod the blow. Eleven severe
rounds were fought in twenty two minutes
when the Beuicia Boy was knocked out Of
time, and Morrissey was declared the win
ner, although he exhibited more severe
marks of punishment than lis oppo-
nent.
The party returned 10 | uff 10 a. 5 o.
clock this morning. F.
BuFFALo, Oct el.-Tbe fight between
Heenan and Morlissey on Long Point
Canada, yesterday, commenced at twenty
minutes before O'clock. Hrenan made
otjacIion to the ground. that il was not
according to agreement, but Ms so many
had come so far to see the 6ght. he would
waive objection and not dissr point lhrm,
The first round was a terrible fight. las
ting seven minutes. HetnRn throwing Nor
risssy and drawing the fast blood
Second round-Morrissty thrown. Third
@-H,enan thrown. Fourth both weak
Morrisscy knocked SQUARE down by blow
on the under jaw from HeEnan's right
Fifth, Sixth. Seventh and Eight rounds
IIrenan thr, wn Ninth Both fighting
wildly and very much confused. They
hoh fell side by side. Tenlh-Hperar
down. Eleventh Morrissey very veal
and ,arrled To the scratch Heenan goel
alone. A terrific round; Heenan falls
falnting.
Twelfth -Morrissey carried tolhe scratcl
Hee. an to laint-falled to come to time
The battle WAS declared won by Morrissey
Eleven rounds fought in tw-nIy two min
utps Both Heenan and Morrisscy yer
badly cut, and had TO be brought taway 0
beds.
The 6ght was witnessed by betwee
two and tnree thousand parsons. Their
was DO disturbances among the specta
tors.
It is ,rhlerstood that H4enan offers t
f 1bt Morrissey again for heavy purse
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

TGE OPPOSITION IN KESrucKY The
hpirit Of harmony and consolidation in The
ranks OF the Opposition majority Of the
people is spreading from State to Sate, and
gathering strength and consistency as lims
hrd expetieHce develop The advantages and
t,estainty Of the movement. Wherever the
Opposition unite they are sd sd'cessiu, where
they remain divided The party of the Ad.
mlnstration are enabled to e'eet their mi.
noritv caadidatesby a plurality vote. The
Experience OF the past should DO our index
and guide for the future.
This is the view taken Of the matter. we
are glad TO discover, by SONS leading
statesman aud prominent members of the
oil Whig party in Kentucky. The l,.,
number Of the Louisville journal contains
call for Union Opposition Convention
10 meet on the 29l ol next Fsbruary,.- in
louisville foF The purpose Of nominating
candidates for Governor and other state
Offices The invitation is extended to "a
msricans and Old line Wings ofKenucky
and all others who are desirous of nnitine
IN the overthrow Of the corrupt admin
istrAtion OF the Genaral Government"
The Journal seconds the call in som,
pertinent and encouraging remarks. an,
says:-[Cin. Times,
There is no good reason Why ther,
hhoHld not be a union OF the Opposition
strength ip Kentucky, and union is uu
questionably necessary 10 success. Will
u we shall carry the state by an old fash
ioned majdIity and the foundation BIZ lsi,
broad and deep for great national tri
umph in 1850"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHIGroN, October 25.--The State
Department has nsitEer received officially
tior written anything concerning General
WSlket's movements. The orders how
ever hetettfote issued 10 tie federal off.
GERS 10 prevent the Violation of any Of the
neutrality laws still remain in full force.
J. Clancy Jones leaves on his mission
to AuslIis in November BY his retitacy
frem Congress. Mr.. Phelps Of Missouri
n free trad Democrat, is frs, on the list
of the Committee Of Ways and Means
and II Parliamentary usage be followed
he will ec its chairman at tie next ses
sion.