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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
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The Bill suthorising the Suspension Of
specie payments BY the State Bank Of Ohio
paassd the Senate on Tuesday with several
amendmshtg. Having previously passed the
House. it nov goes back % that body for Il
amsndments to be acted upon.
me vote IN the Senate vas as follows;
Thoss who voted in the affirmative were
s5. Bierce, Egglsston, Gardner, Godfrey,
= Icr5ssbsck, GunGEle, Marsh, Hitchcock,
4 Hood, Kelly, Mason, Miles, Monroe, Nc
Burnsy, McOlung, McNeigh, Neal, Quinby,
Rsadg,' R3by Robinson, Sherrari, SiBne5
ePragne, Welsh, WhetstOne-26.
Those Who voted in the negative.
MeSsrs. Cooper, Pink, Kinney, Lang, Mar
shall OCoDDer, Perrill-T. '
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AId for kansaa.

Capt VIM. D. Mathews (cOIOred) who
holds commission Is Captain Of the Home
Guards ct Leaveuworth, Kansas, fwhere the
daty Of Home Guards is not to sit at the FIRE
sl day and drill once week, but to be
ready at any moment to spring 70 arms to re-
pei the hoFdes of Missouri rebels is now in
this city on his return from Boston, where
be has been to secure clothing and provisions
tor some destitute families, both white and
fugitive, n KSnsEs, he has letters express
ing unlimited confidence in him from Cham
Pion Vaughan, formerly Of this city, from
Mr. Wilder, editor Of the Lsavenworth Con-
ssrTstivs, from Lieut.. Col. Anthony, of Jen-
nisou's HKsnsas First, and others. BE has
obtained liberal contributions at the East
and viii remain here for two or three days
to receive contributions, for which an appeal
win be made within few days. ~
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IN b made within q few days. =
me OaI.red PoprlarIan

The programme Of the prO-slsEsry Demo
orsts In the Legislature was still further car
risd out on Tuesday In the House BY the in
troductiOn by Mr.. Converse Of franklin Of a
p0titlOn similar to that of NJ. Kinney in the
esnats, praying Tor the prevention Of any
further immigration into the State of persons
having visible admixture of African blood,
aad for the removal Of all now within the
State. The petition was laid on the table by
. vote OF 81 to Osss. We are not advised
whether Mr.. GriswOId voted againBt this dis
posltion OF not.
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Tri.WeekIy Leader.

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copies for s5, Five for Sl1 20, Ten for
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s. B Prsntiss, Master mmir.
Pt'fs Atty. Jla. IL, ls6l-S75

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
rom the Court OF Common Pleas of Ouyahogs
County, at the suit Of B. 81 Northington against
SarRealt Ourrier and Others, TO me directed shall
az nose for sae at public Ruction, at the door Of the
Court House. IN the City OF CleYelAnd on ths
18th day of February, 1869, ct II O'Clock, A. the
ship Of East Cleveland, IN the State Of Ohio, and
which Il also in the County Of OuyahogB, and is
known hy being part Of lot No "A, In said toWnsh
(formerlY In Euclid and bounded ae follows; Com
fnencfng at stone IN the center of the Plank Road
leadinEf ON cleveland % WillOughby, which bears
north $50 east 50 links from The n E. corner Of tho
house formerly occupied BY Dlslre Ourrier, and at
the sourheasterly corner Of n, formerly owned bV
RodneY Strong In said lot No a thence south 577
waat chains and 50 links TO stake; thence north
eastsfly from large hickory tvee; thence nor1h
Sc east two chains and httg links to stake; thence
south 45o east along James Curriers' south westerly
line l6 chains 20 the place % i1nibg containing
four arres Of land, and are the premises con-
veyed by Des OurTer 70 Sergeant Currier BY deed
ords b the same more or less, but subject to all
lagsl highways. Appraised ~ g3l66
{ Also, pursuant 70 the CommaRd Of the above order
OF sale, at the suit Of the same TO me directed,
shal eIposF for sale at suction. at the Flour
ing ii Of s. Currisr and con, in C0lIamer, Cuya.
0 clock P H., the following parsonaI properly =
ono Bcfidr, one Engiee and eli the machinerV and
dxturas connected herewith two runs Of etoaes
with bolts. e eYator4 and soaring, mscninery and
nLfurss conneotcd therewitb o6e smut- MIL with
T1aebineTf and hXtuFea IN the hIil of IS CurriarE &
IN ID Colnmer; also, one Iron Safe and one set Of
Mil Trucks. LEWIS W. FORD,
L, PREHT1as, PltH's Atty. Ianl6,ls02.
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And in fact not omit any information
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DIED.

! on Tuesday, Jan. 18th, ARTIE W., son OF W. P.
and L. A. Cooke, aged yea-8 and months.
The IantraI VIII bs attended fhis (fhursday) ST.
ternoon at O'Clock at his parents residence. No 42
Eagle street.
EDWARD, son of Jonathan aud Maria Jane FOl-
lott, agTd l9 years. IS sze-z--
Iuntral this eThursdsy) afternoon at ~ O'Clock.
FrIands Of the family ure invitfd tc attend.
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Great SHAREHOLDERS RebeIIIOn
no ME- p AP e r

To Eeep Us posted in the news from the
seats of war, where thres-quarter of a mil
hon Of our cOuntrymen are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether FreC-
dom or Slavery shall predOminate in our
land. Every leighbOrhOod, and almost
every family has one or more Of its mem
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions will be a matter Of intense interest
to all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts Of all engagements,
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EREsH TOMATOES, PUT UP
= '--' 0l-I--ol-' a' wAIsn 4 EvA ArEss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
NEW MEDICAL DIsaOYERY,


For tie spoadY sad Psrllansnf Cure Of
G0EoTTked, Gjesi, Gfsllgt b5scs1Fgss, SeDliEGl
Rsakness, Blghts Ehaissiols, lReoH-
tissses, 6satat lFTil5g
aid Deb6isi, ~
CRAWL, s'FRfdf fuTaE, a a 4BF9UfTOHs Of. .fss
m F KIBnEEs an 4 RLADDHza
which has besl used b upTsrds 81
ORE HDNtRED PHYSICIANS
fn thnfr private prsct ce, With st suecsqs sup~r.
ssiIag Clools. 0c5-hia. eapsdlsI, ar any oompoand
BELLS sPECIFIC PILLS
arc sp5sdy IA sotion often ade5-inga cure IN A 49,
days. snd un9n cufo 81 ellecte = - perma1srf =
khoI are prepared lEol 2 80. y extracts ihat ere
haE les On th' sFstTllr a 2 raFes nauseafs ~
stomach or Liprer ATS TIE ash. ard nanT a.
gaI roated, ell nsgssaus tas e sT0ilsd No chanTs
q diet z necs9 sarl sE ng thfni nor does thsir
ecataiEs siE do1en Piils- p e On 3 D0LLAR. anf
~ b sel5 b. asit ga EssiPt st gEss lad tWo g
stamPs. e. ". ULARE,
oecif -- -i.-i1 HhraEinr afrust.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
VI. P. FOag, Lc
d. n. OHAPlH, r
Il ,.,.s--II-,' lT---'---FFF.'.
CLEVELAND e ~
SKATING PARK.

y "a "A j u " u u - - IA
This PARK. which vii be optnsd to vlsitors on
@ " S1rs5 T. hy s "a; an I SBt73 m t1e & nsar % tbs
loot Of Ohio street. Ths spproaeh thereto WI BE-
va tns Seneca ltreet so fonsQon - 1- 1lle
eutrance gaze is az the Junction o. Central hay
ana Stones LeYee- a -e ar
RULts AND REsULArIons.
The control Of the Park viii be In the hands Of
gentlomel Of the city mostly hssds Of iamiliss s3d
holders Of ly tickets, who VII enlorce 0bedt-
eJoa to regulations and preserve ttrist o. Or aRd
esns, Gun. Of all kind VII bs prohib ed except
" tner proper provision are nude 81 hen. No
eSe * 5uc a. ara flrSshet iy tSs rHliad5n9
any reTOu who wilifiIlis raatss d tHIbAase
No name me & m com e "a R # atls@sB y WI y n, 81 - s
forthwith, ID PrSpr'our rssarfing the rigbtlors-
sr9 p raj, an and i's n - IL f s eots u'S1 .
A. ClntioBs nd de ecfirns fron The sup tsnd-
sHt aad Pork ks Ps5s shoulain all casts be inii'-
S. FiokeIs not trans' 'oTHbla. Al psrsons Will b
m}ttancst 70 she PARK. II tickets are trdnsf1rrsd
IheYWi be cancelled. rTE-F 80 u. l.
g Price Of tickets viii be as follows; FEmily
vekets viii be issued to gs1tlsnsn At so each fog
the yinter aeSon9gaay i9g ne iies ~ VII os
Der r family, (serT tnts accepted who wiz be ed-
mite ali times when the Park is opsn- Gentle
men INoIding Family Tickets viii alio heve the
privileges Of introducing 70 the PARK free Of charge,
sny pers,7ns nonresident Of the oitg y being es-
peoially uip1sr8tood thai any ser1on lnsEodnelns
= 'nS sesssh sen ittchsts viii be IS iOIogs
Tickets Admisaa7 zen iis1laR ana Lae s eS %
h - L8fT z ~
" s i3f9,s sG}s under Z yseT7s o. sse-, : SS SS
ssselAsass viii be sdmitteed but not allowed 10
q II. 4 sfsS men hoidIng Season Tickets I be 81
iogsd 30 guIrodrcs n-rosidsnts Of the city uhOa
payiu = cents f.E each sdmssiyn Of the p-Isen 50
being -sI onsi0ia Tor tue department Of the party
iutrCinai q.
g. no hating on Sunday.
l. When cue ice IL in goo1 condition nag VIII 0s
raised at tbs farT. ..
Alttioksts are sold Buhjset 70 the sboge reguia-
t'Ous. and such other as tho Proprietor may
tom time to time, see ht TO ad0pt.
Tickets can be procured Of D. Horten. Superin-
tacdent. at 5. s. stones ofacai over nereha9t
Bank, until O'Clock Sas urday evening neXri after
that tims 81 the Entrance Gata only.
s. s. STONE ProprietoT.
n HoRTON Superintendent
Cleveland, Jan. 4, lH621E
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LATEST TELEGRAPHI0 NEWS I
Only one Dollar sYsas IN Clubs
TIftILl
u A NEW VOLUME
OF THE
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
Will COnmENUR January ist. 1so7

WILL COMMENCE JANUARY Isl. 1862.
For seventeen years the LEADER has re-
newed its weekly visits to the 6resdes Of
its friends throughout the West in general,
AMI Northern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enabled its proprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become q
successful comDettor with the leading week
ly papers Of New York. s
The coming year viii be the turning year
of the century. Every month viii be crowd
ed with important events, and every week
will develOpe some new and startling phase
of the 5-.5 I.l ID
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BIGELOW.
COEUnBUs, Jan. IS, 1862.

a-H. i.sa CoEUhBUsr Jan To- lSoz
EDrToRs LEADEs; Probably no Legislature
of late years has shown more of desire to
20 straight into hard work than the present
one. The partial extinction of old party
lines has a great deal to do with this, no
doubt. And certainly If the result Of this
extinction be an attention to the real legis-
Iatve wants of the State instead Of axe
grinding and low political intriguing, all
but the most selfish partisan will rejoice at
the change. do not mean to give the i'm
preston to your readers that demagOgism
has entirely hidden its head; but SIMPLY
that its head Is not the most prominent fes-
ture, as heretOfere. s-z.fo-a
L =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

An amendment to prohibit an increase Of
bank circulation during the period Of sugPsn-
sion was lost. "a as5.a d
Several other amendments of minor In
portancs were offered and rejected, when
Mr. EgQleston moved an amendment By linz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

Gure1 ~ ueEetoiSlos lf.EfET.H
Z In the matter Of the suspension of specie
payment by the State Bank, Legislators
seemed to take hold as if with an honest
desire to do the best under the circumstances.
The cid lingering prejudice against banks
was with remarkable promptitude subOrdi-
mated to the patriotic wish of removing as
far as possible from embarrassment the cur
reney of the State. The specie suspension
of Eastern banks, ami the consequent in
creased demand for coin, has resulted, as
might be expected, in throwing upon us the
hungering wolves Of brokers, that like
Egyptian locusts, promised soon to devour
the substance Of our banks, leaving them
nothing material to stand upon. The banks,
therefore, very properly asked the peoples
representatives to empower them to do what
they themselves would be compelled to do in
very few days, at the rate specie drainage
was going on. A legal suspension would
really be no impediment to the usual course
Of business, while an Involuntary, forced
suspension might cause ruinous panic.
The House very promptly granted the de-
sired relief. But the Senate hung fire some
what, inducing very strongly to the "modi-
ications.n When the bill came before the
Senate, two amendments were offered by Mr..
McBurney, Of Butler; the frst that the banks
be required to furnish the Treasurer Of the
State with sight exchange for the Demand
Notes Of the United States, or the notes OF
any solvent banks OF this State, instead of for
its own notes, as in the original; and the sec
ond that the banks be prohibited from SELL
ing their coin for any profit above paper
currency, both Of which amendments were
lost
An amendment was then proposed by Mr..
Fihck that no bank shall avail itself Of the
benefit Of specie suspension until majority
of the tockholders shall file with the Audi
tor of State 6 written consent stipulating
therein that the assets Of the bank shall be
taxed as any other property in this State,
which amendmants Esns not agrssd to.
Mr., Hitchcock offered an amendment like
unto the above, but Inote definite in its terms,
TO the effect that any bank failing within
thirty days to file with the Auditor Of State
its consent to b taxed in accordance with
the tax law now in force shall forfeit all the
privileges OF the suspension set, and be sub
isct from that time to all the penelties pro-
yided for IN the set under which the bank
was orranized. This Rnendmsnt was adopt-
--------- ---------------- II .,isH
An amendment to prohibit an increase OF
bank circulation during the period Of sugpsn-
sion was lost. "a es5.a a
Several other smendments of minor 1m-
portance were offered and rejected, when
Mr. EgRleston moved an amendment BY linz
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ENLARGED NBGK,

which is 90 prevalent On The LaEs shera.-
Persons suffering hoHI oozghs. nlght sEsais
blssdiEs % tho lungs. ssasral ds5iis5, Bartiss
dsafsssss imperfect Hight loss Of Yoias heaEssRsss
Ioss Of nesh and ssrsnsas Ioss of appetite laaguor
dssponisney rslpstsion u ths hesrs ophrss1lol Of
the ehsEt, daEisult 5rosthins. rasti Ct night
81, saonld consult thz Daet9r flTthFiths
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

o. OBTTER SON will cell on Friday. Jan 18th,
at their Auction Rooms, No. l34 Bank street, COM
moneinE At 10 O'Clock A. ~ - large st. OK Of Rich
Drags silks. Shawls EmhToideries, SIX Velvets,
Table Damasks, nandkerchiefs dc The attention
OF the ladies Is respectfully called 10 the sale II Il
Of tho best ock offered at Ructo in this
city Goods ready for inBpectiOn ct i3i Bank street
on Thursday afternou and Friday mornine pravl.
Gus to the Haie. Fof fn 1rticulaTa see circulsrs
Toms. cash at the time Of sale ianl63IO
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L8I 81 Ia0u

Where he nay b. consIllei daily thropgb the Au-
tum and Winter. The vorg eraiiiyins and aston.
ishing sueosss which hil atzcadsd m bfactios IA
ou1 city even tHcasss o. themes ahsslate harac-
hishesi testimonials, slecialiy ios ne 0uIe Of
GATARRH. THE}gAI- DiSEAsIs 1IlOHCHTTIs,
GAEiY STAGE % gOEsU ZIP tIOhs HEABE
DISEASE aAtfElhl a,ilIF FEE q EEfhAIHTs
LAPUhiE4 o. IHH BLOOD
sukOaglA. hllsfL7le Az
FEuEIDEb.
Di5Gases q the kftaaTz, and DISEASES g " omsns
TON
HB grsst suosusz in .dissasesio ID TIE EtR, has sK
sited popular attsatlo and hss beea especially Nc
tleesbie & Ger tie new mods 81 grealmont.
Or. AYER has no most o5laplses In5trumentE
with which 70 make accgEsts exaniHafions and op-
sratiOns when Necessary. BIZ mode oF treatment,
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q. C0WLES g co,

Leader Onee. Cleveland, Ohis,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

IThe following letter Of our correspond
ent has been delayed upon the road and is
therefore old, but we give parts Of Il that are
still of interest.-Eps
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

This Park. which vii be opened to visitors on
MONDAY ,nuscy sth, 1859, has - srea nf aOonf
tEen y acres q located On Oantrl Tract near the
loot Of Ohio eat. The spprnaeh thereto VII Be
via tn Seneca street ahd PontOnn Brdgs5s and The
entrance gaze is az the Junction o. Central Way
ana Stones LeYee- m -0- 14-E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
spanish Opinion Of the RemOy'
al OF Mcclellan.

The Didrio de la Marina has an article
rejecting the Spanish opinion of General
McCLELLAN's removal. 1t says that the
NAPOLEON of the American army, "the
darling child of an opinion which sur
rounded him with all the perfume of a
most Aattering popular breath" has been
sacrificed for political reasons, and has
found his St. Helena in IA small town in
New Jersey. The removal of Mr.. Nc
CLELLAN the Diario regards az probably
the last effort of the Republican party.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
Hon. q. L. VanandIgham.

We never could in,iy lndorse inc fo oa "a,
led 10 consider il by The representation and
terrible deuunciations of the abolition press
geneIAiy. ~ ~ ~ con.
sidered that he was rather ultra, and il is
probable that, had we been so cireums'anced
wa. w eouu ~ No. no. rabi ne 10 he
real sentiments and loyalty, we would not
have voted Tor him 10 sstis'y Ourselves we We
on Ias, Sa,nrdav md heard lhe Hon. g L
Vallandigham, for three hours and a hall
spc ni III anS T aioi,ts.,sS lsoi and deviation 10
the Union and the Constitution, AS our faith.
ers made IT, rarely ever surpassed. lie v,na',
d;s,ovalv IN eloooeu, languaVe-sot in the
cringing language OF a slave, but Of u freeman
knowing als ,isn1s ana VINO oSro 70 """
The experience of the editor OF the Hardin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
Freedom OF the Mails.

WAsmN0ToN, December b. Postmaster
General Blair has reoinded all the orders
heretofore made excluding from the Post OH.
ces and mails Of the United States, certain
newspapers presented by grand juries and
otherwise represented as disloyal to the Gov
eminent
We are truly glad to see that Mr.. VAL
LANDIdHAM's resolution has walked up the
Postmaster General to a sense of justice
Democratic papers will now have the sam
privileges in the mails as has been all thu
while accorded to Abolition journals
Thank you for nothing, Mr.. BLAIR.