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igners......Aug. 6, 1855 John C. Breckinridge elected Vice-President of the United States......1856 General assembly of Old School Presbyterian Church at Lexington......May 21, 1857 Corner-stone of Henry Clay monument laid in the cemetery at Lexington with masonic ceremonies......July 4, 1857 United States agricultural exhibition opens at Louisville......Aug. 31, 1857 Kentucky University at Lexington organized......1858 Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in conference at Hopkinsville, votes to expunge the general rule forbidding the buying and selling of men, women, and children, with an intent to enslave them ......Oct. 18, 1858 Death at Shippingport of James D. Porter, the Kentucky giant; height, 7 feet 9 inches......April 24, 1859 Joseph Holt, of Louisville, appointed Postmaster-General......1859 Destruction by a mob of the True South, an abolition paper published at Newport......Oct. 28-29, 1859 Legislature adopts the boundary-line between Kentucky and