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The Andrew and BurIsr D,meulty.


Gov. Andrew Of Mass. and Gen. Butler have
lad some sharp correspondence of late, in re-
gard to military matters, in which the Cover
nor came ofFthe decided victor, 80 far as can be
judged BY outsiders. The difficulty com
neneed about the time Of Buffers receiving
his instructions as commander of tie de-
PaEtment of New England. He claimed the
right to dispose of the soldiers OF the New
England States according to his own viii
and pleasure Rlone. Gov. Andrew insisted
upon his right, as Governor of Massaehu-
Bstts, to order the recruiting and organisation
Of Massachusetts, troops. Butler reioined
70 the Governors communication with such
warmth that the Governors military secre-
taEy rsprimanded him (the Gensral) for dis
courtesy.
On the 2sth Of December, however, But
lsr's language became more offensive. In a
note addressed to the Governor he said;
aWith regard to the other officers, their
good conduct, after several weeks trial,
commend them both TO me and their men,
II any base charge cen be substantiated
against either of them, shall be happy to
substitute others; ! believe, however, that
neither Of them have done anything worse
than sedueing mother, and makinga father
wiieless, and children mOthsrless; and that
Jon know, is no objection TO a high military
commission In Massachusetts,
GoYsrnor Andrew demanded an explains
ton Of this language. Gene raj Butler named
q Massachusetts, Colonel as being guilty Of
these charges. The Governor replied that
he had been appointed at the request oEznany
Of the leading men Of Boston. The discus
sion waxsd warm, until Gov. Andrew sub
mltted the controversy to Senators Wilson
and Sumner with request for official inter-
5srenee, using the following language in his
letter;
lam compelled to declare, with great re-
Instance and regret that the whole course
Of Proceedings under Msjor- General Butler in
this Common wealth seems 70 have been de-
signed and adapted simply to afford means
. WILSON'S Of bad character to make money
unscrupulousiy, and to encourage men whose
undness has excluded them from any ap-
pointment By me 70 the volunteer military
ssrVice to hope for such appointment over
Massachusetts, troops from other authority
than that Of the Executive of Massachusetts"
To this request Mr. Sumner replied as fol-
1oWE
"WAsHIEeToN, D. O., Jan. 10, 1862.
81 am authorized by the War Department
70 cay that Il you viii send on your pro-
gramme, with reference to General Butler, it
shsa be carried ont, and the department
given up. Please let me know your desires.
CHARLES SuMHER.
70 Governor Andrew
ThePrObabEities are, tberefOrs, that Gen.
Butler viii be compelled to accept subOr-
dinats position to the Civil Magistrate of the
Ola Bay State.
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EAs Wsadorful Consistency Of thO KnGIIsh

EAo Wenderful Conalatoney Of tho knEliah.
The London Times recently made tre-
msndous Psoksnifsrian whine at the attempt
Of the North to render the blockade eHectual
By sinking stone vessels. II said that the
Hpeopls who would do an oct like this, would
pluck tie sun out Of the heavens to put their
enemies in darkness, or dry up the rivers
that no grass might forever grow on the soil
where they had been offended" and adds
that such acts sought not to be permitted
By the guardians Of the civilization Of man
kind.n
Forthwith all the PecksniHs in the United
Kingdom commenced rolling their eyes in
holy horror at the American Government
and proclaimed how much "more noble and
civilized we English are than the brutal and
eonceitei Americans. We ought to inter-
fsrs and raise the blockade, and thus secure
that beautiful lot of cotton row lying idle
in the Confederste States. We ought to do
this on the score of humanity, and stop the
Federals from running those 6ne harbOrs
while by SO doing we shall open lucrative
msrket for our manufactures"
The shove Is fair sample of the reasoning
Of John Bull, while he is casting 8 wishful
glance at his loved but forbidden cotton.
To show the usual inconsistency and hy-
pOcrasy of the Times, and most of the small
fry Of the English press, we have only to
quote the following, from which it seems
that HstOne blockadssn were used by the
British government in its war against NapO-
leon:
uEupland, unable to get Op-
portunires Of assailing French vessels, was
Induced to have recourse to strange and, as
& proved, Intellectual means Of carrying on
hossilities. Such was the attempt ct destroy
ing the harbor Of Bologne, BY sinking in the
roads ships loaded with stones. ."-Se0tts Lsft
= --i----- -RnnaDaTfe.
John Bull viii have 70 ny -. N find
an excuse for interfering with our domestic
sfsirz
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TIE LATEST FROM RoNNEY BY telegram
received in this city, late last evening, from
Camp Kelley, which is the name of the camp
at Patterson Greek, where our forces now
are, We learn that Jackson has fallen back
with the larger portion Of his troops to Un-
gers Store, within fifteen miles of Winches-
ter, az tue Junction of the Springfield Road
with the Romney and Winchester Pike, leav-
ing Gen. Loring with his brigade still in
Romney. The enemy has evacuated Spring.
field, which is now held by our troops
Though we are no prophets, we predict that
in this state Of the case, the enemy now in
Romney will, some cold morning., not very
far distant retire from Romney as precipi-
lately as they did on late occasion at Blues
Gap = Wheeling Intsligsnser. -
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From GnIro,

Special Dispatch to Chicago Tribune)
The steamer W. Il. Brown, bearing flag
of truce, went below this afternoon for the
purpose Of delivering up one W. H, Groves
ordered to be taken below some time since,
but taken since at this place, where he has
remained until to-day, (Friday) The Brown
was in charge Of Col. Webster, and went
within fall view of the Notifications at
Columbus where our boat rounded 10 at the
FIRE of signal from one of their gnns. The
rebel steamer Bracelet, with Coils Polk, Rich
mond, and others on board, came alongside
our steamer. Nothing of Importance trans
pired or was learned during the time our
boat lay in wait, which was some four hours,
except that the rebels have taken up the
chain stretched across the river at Colum-
bus
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
CrO expire on the slss day Of January, lsSs)
AUDIroR OF SrLTE's OFFICE,
- INSURANCE DEPARTuEEf,


Whereas. the NORTH AMERICAN FIRE Is.
BU AANOH COMPANY, located at New Yorh, IN
the State Of New York, has MED In this Office q
9 worm stat mont Of condition, 3 required By tha
-st section Of the act To REGULATE insurance Com.
gnies not in~nrpor ,ted b. the tA'e Cf 0hiO ps.
ed April 1856; and, whereas, said company haa
furnished ths undersigned satsac ory evidence that
Il 10 possessed Of at least ons hundred thOug nd
dollars Of actual capital Inv esied in stocks, In
bond, or in mOrtga-es Of rsal estate worth doubls
the amou.t fOr VIII ch tbs Rama tB m0rl rlgag8d; and,
whereas, sad Company has hd IN this ofice witt
ten tnstrume under its corpJrate seal, siynfd BY
the PFeei 'eut and Secretary thereof authUriEing
any agent agents Of Eaid company in this State,
TO aeknowle 60 BerVics OF Process for and In bhal
Of said company, consuming that such service OF
proce shall be taken and held be as valid Is Il
seivsd uDOn the eomtauy, according 70 she laws Of
this or anT ether State, and waving all claim oT
right Of error, by reason Of aucR acknowledgment
Of service,
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the iirBt section
Of thA aor said act. 4, Robert W. TaylsT, Auditor
Of SJats for thu State OF Ohio. do hereby certify
that SAID North American Fire Insurance. Company
CT New York Is authorized to transact tho business
Of Fire Insurance 10 this Sta until h3 thirty first
day OF January in the year one thousand eight hun
- INwITNESs WHEREOF, have hsreunto
CTSl subscribed my name and caused the seal Of
IL mT ONCE 10 be afiIed the day and year
~ above written
fI' XIV. TAYLER, Auditor Of State.
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EDz. LEADER;-Old Ashtabula county hss
now in the field upwards of !, l,15O able bodied
men, and If worse comes to worst can
double that number.
Hen. B. 2. Wade is their choice, over
any other man in the State, for Senator. lie
Is the right man in the right place. Never
change an old tried friend for new one.
Like "Joshua Of old, he has been faithful
and true.
The Government must be sustained. A
terrible calamity and civil war has come
upon Us, but right aud justice are on onr side,
and our glorious eOuutry viii be all free. -
The Lord has turned sbolitionist and now
cOttondom will be to the Africans what Ca
naan was to the Jews. By the help of the
Lord, in the defence of the Stars snd Stripes,
the emblem of our Union, the inicuity, the
traitors, and slavery, viii be swept from our
Republic. Yours, &c,
FoB UHIoH.
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FaE RrnEI oENEaAI CaITFENpEN.

Hon. John ]. Crittenden is deeply affected
by the news from Kentucky, and has moi
been in the House since the report of the bat
tie of Somerset was received. Although he
has two sons in the Union army, the presence
of one in the rebel army, his Oldest over,
whelms him with grief. The report that
Gen. Cfittenden deserted his command 81
Somerset Is not believed by any who know
him. Rebel though he be he is accounted
gallant and manly.
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oEFICE SEEKERS.

Thousands of individuals are here seeking
appointments as psymssters in the army and
navy, and clerks in the Department.
There are no less than 1900 applications for
paymssters in the navy. The additional
elerkships ordered by Congress will be mostly
filed by persons already temporarily en-
ployed. Persons coming here for appoint
ments only put themselves to useless expense.
They had better stay at home.
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The dsstrhctlon Of horses and mules about
Washington is very great. Oar special dis
patches state that the rOadssre in such ter
rihle condition that nine horses died of ex-
hEaStion on Friday and sixteen more on Sat
uraAy. Il Is expected thst hassn hundred
homes win bs condemned within the present
week. These cost the Government at least
$4,000, and will not realize quarter Of
that snrn.
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WasbIHErOn Items
THE McOooK FAMILY.

Col. NcOoOk, wounded at Somerset had 6
brother killed ct Manassas, and has two
other brothers in the army-one in the front
Of BuelPs division. The father, Daniel Nc
Cook, is in Washington, and was in the bat
ties of Manassas and Balls Bluff as an anna
teRr fighter. he has brother with six sons
in the Union army, and the two families
contribute about dozen active fighting men
to the war.
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frrOm CoIumbus--senatoFiaI and hlilltarT.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial ]
Costumes, Jan. "a.
A member Of the House received letter
from Secretary Chase to day, stating he
would not be 8 candidate for Senator, A
majority Of Union Senators are anti Wade,
preierring Others before him.
Zinn, Stanton, McGnl, Eggleston, and
MILESTONE Of Hamilton county, are said to be
in favor Of Wade for o. 8. Senator.
Gov. Tod declines making more military
appointments from civil life, preferring to
leave margin for promotion for merit. He
will probably, as be ought, commission ssFe-
raj officers of Benton Cadets, recently mus
tered out Of service in Missouri.
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By oar spscid dispatches # viii be seen
that new banking establishment Is to be
opsnsd 8. Washington this week, the old
houses now there being Of suspected loyalty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

Q issue OyerY aifefngon st O'clock an Even
Bf Leader inr al the latest news up 20
enatt.Ee. TIE Evening Leader will contain all
ohe telegr rhio news received IN The day time, /,
ana e complete paper IN ifseih Subscribers
On b fnEniEhed with the morning or evening
o4iticn q he same prioe, Wis, dqe dollars 8
Yeef, % any cent? per month. EeWd Agents fuf-
hlshed &C 81. 60 per 100 copies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

i NU" @AO4 La y GALE y = 81 AM
| IVA ths command Of dseretsl ardsr Of sis sr
shot oou1ty. Ohio, at the sHis Of John A. Foot
against fraucis A. Bousr, Hannah J. Bomer, GEt ~
Others to directed, stall eEPosa for sale at sub
ae aucti.D, et the door Of the Court House In the
9iJ q Cleveland Ia said capnty. on thstEentysath
l.y q February. 1852 al ten O'Clock a.. tao fol-
ioslne s95crbed pise and parcels Of land to wits
,,is. y Il ~ tract OF iOt Of laHa sstuatsd IN -
soN1sdlp o. NSTburga. eng number seven n tha
- i5s l-s q p IN the Oo-ueoi a. vest
- reserve u lne sac q d o, nd which 3 alEo
part of { lle, auu boundaas1 srftSl- ,,.-r,.---c
Il p0ins north Gu in and 5olsn - er,nS - 1fFr
F5st eorrer o. said los sois thsSce sorfh afonS az
Original lot lns (2oj tW nty chains II linfs r.
he southwest corr er Of land Conveyed b. Th-rlea
q. Robinson Dasfd p " DaF. thence esst -. .1
g ees sou \ one ID cham aed b9H links along ~. -
sou hsrg Tins ct sad and conyevsf By Robinson q
Day as at0se 9; thence north fo Wsss alanq fhs
Day. as ao.esait, NE (5 chains and 6 lius thu
center ~ Deqn- stIee fhsncs 1o1th SO east alon1
ne center Of said Cedar Etreet hundo aud IT.
T. seven ges t57l md ntue % riches, thsuco roufh
any four ana haf so links; thznca west ihTdl ~
90 chains eiRhiy nine Cns Ealf az links Is
the Place of 6sgiDninc, conlAinina ne and ona q
eiehth scrs9 Ct land. Arp aisai a. 81 634, u ---
Parcel No. ?. A lot Of aa2d in the 6 Wnshlb of
NV aFrRh G unty n rtuyahf "a. and STATE OF Iihfn
ane described sol OWs 70 wit; B. ginninF Il Vfo
in the enter di C5far aud On ire vssk lfns ~
= ID LOT 40s thFncs eat ~ south ous hundr faI
eet along III ntcr OF said Cear street; tnene1
ssuth Z ea i've l5 chains sixty I'VE t55l inks
one half (59e) links the west line Of said los f
the no h aang said W-st line I'VE 80 thsins srd
siXtF- Ave (65l lnEs 0 he acc Of teginninE and
bsing -syen stghths % o. a. acre lzad. pprais
ed - S28t 9kO. II WgIAN, r.a-4
Joha A. Foets Master Commr cHs
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RLAIz AND oBNAa ESFAI. PRIHrIsa.

~ Plain and ornamental printing Of eYerl e.
rriptun donoat tho Printing lsta aeut o. tts
NzkDE7 OGos, on tn latest improved aud most rel q
sen Presses, N The best 81 e, on short no NC
q lsaaonahlo. reta5- tarttoashr eite1tlqa lele to
knnk Wcgk. EfurF description OF hinding aouei
0Irsclslly Riank Eboka, Lcdrefl. @uurnRlti ezll1
aSofa. haee,VinE Beoks, A.. 81
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FetaI assels Of the Company ..............8z765 81
III ITARTTITfEH
Total Liabilities. s.............................
". MISCELLANEOUS

The gTelteSt amount insured In any one risk
80 600.
sured n any one city, town or village. No rule on
thA subject.
The g satest amount allowed TO be insured in eHy
one blos K. No rule on the sub cot.
The amount Of itB capital or earnings deposited IN
such cOmpsny transactg any business Of insurance
in said s tate or StateE. None.
TIE Charter, or act Of incorporation nf said Oom.
pany, Ia ls23. Lhartsf extended in 1855
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Masan "a sIldslI % Rernada.


The Bermuda Royal Gazette Of january
i4th, contains an account of the arrival and
entertainment of the rebel Commissioners,
Mason and Slidell. The Rinaldo had intended
to land the passengers at Halifax, but the
bad weather compelled her to run to Bermu-
da. The reception given to the two arch
rebels and their secretaries, was what we
might expect from the rebel-loVing English,
who lose no opportunity Of railing at the
North and uphOlding the South. Rear-Ad-
mirAl Milne Of the British Navy, and COM
mander upon the Atlantic station, gave a
dinner to the rebels, and they, with the COM
mAnder of the Rinaldo, were invited to dine
ct the Governors. OF course they were
toasted and glOnfed and Of course the ''Oow-
ardly Yankees came ia for their full share
Of the abuse Of the rebels and their loving
English soatrTes. This Is England's "neus
trality"l Well it may be remembered
against her at some future day, after the
rebels have taken a few more SOmsrssts-
America cannot be spit upon then with i'm
punity.
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DIED.

January 18th. OF eryspslss, JAMES o. HsRLEY
aged % years, months and 20 days
Funeral this (AondaJ) afternoon at2 o'cleek, from
No 70 Lake street. Friends Of the family fnVi-
ted to sttend. ff-
J,nuary 25th, JAMES g. MCKEE.
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M AoTER'o SALn-fUssUAN7

WA AD1 LII = DALNf--L u 6D AM
w 70 tho command Ofa decrstal or5sr Of - 1
issued from the Court 0f 0fUonanaar paaa 5f 5grho1
ountz, ohio, at the suit Of john A. Foot aElinls !
henry X smith harsaret 4 smith and others g nia
- door OF the Court BOlssin the City Of C8Esand
In said county, the twenty hfth day Of TahTua7T
le62 af 10 O'Clock A. NJ she ialloFlBg dsScriEe-l
lands and tene enents, tI Wit; KpoFn b bsf1F az
uounty Of CuyahoEa nd Stats Of OHIO, and a fCIr
ded - folloWs. BeginniDg in tie eantlr q osiar
street, af point CO aius and SOB fin Ea saEferF On
the west line Of said los. . CHAINS and 81 iinEI
thenca east ona chain and g5JS links; thepcs rcrff
% chains aud 48s& laks 60 sGs centsf Of said Csil
street theGce north So vest along the caniar q
said street. one chain nd 97s links to The nl1ee -
beginning, cgutziling Use acres oflnnd hs rs asrls
moe or less bat subject 70 ALI LEGAL hFhWays. =
Appraised st sssl Gk0. q. WY4Ah, ----
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IoHy A Foor. Pir. % i,,lsl.s.e = p.
! LMASTRRIS SALE-PIIRS-IIAllI q

IVA 70 the e"mmand Of pluIirs cscret,I orIer,
Q sae iroui .ea Ogurt ef Common Pleas q CufHs5sf
"a county, ohio. At tie sal OF SRA Eoulur a1ssts
Lew Thou e. n G4heth Thomas Elects schrsii.-
s%oaya % o. kdueal n q ssst Clsysi-nd TOWNSHIP and
g Pat lle asets,n, q the doas of hs lourt Heass
~ me olfg o. O'-gssue o1 ths Zd daJ Of FohruaFy
lSd2 at two O'Clock p. NJ cf sad tigT Z = f,Iio-is
10 o. 9afesi lend situate In 70 aad 8, teginnla
~ Polat On ne plank read 81 he Ne corner 81 -
sehnelii thence 5 le e chains; thence slhlo n
~ llnkei sbence oOl4. : chains ara y fnf - fo
ge line Of Ch. .tt8nd-n LEWIS lnrli fhrn-s = 4 =
chains snd INKS thene- 5,'3{o " s CHAM ~ i
e iink.i thencs so W s cbalbs to the piart
aei thenee = S959 + chains md 81 hukI . fSsT-
aae oI stsinnins con saiaing 3 iolaelss u a1a
= 70 sfre8 Of sid land being IN s5f Ma Z ar -
81 100 acres in los No. 8. AFprsissd q SEQ 49,
williamson Z lisdlo, :, .
s-s Piafntiasi att'ra. Il ai1rqa,-r f-'-.r.
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Aesrrsspoudento Of the Portland Advertise

AesrFsspoudsntOft the Portland Advertiser
advocates tax of S5 per head on dogs one
on bachelors from 25 to 40 years snd over of
$40 . $50, according to Age aud ipcorrsgi-
bilitY, and 2 third tax on WidoVsrs, double
that On bnchelors-the estimated amount of
which would Be $4,000, ,O00-and also be
beneficial in abating ~ the nuisaacas thus
tAxod. s5 ,5-g 80
.faesa q. Us. x ar 2 g-saa
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UOMMEROTAL.
rloo-eI Rrafa.

HoaFa 81 If8aos.
Pralifsnt-5. L. WHAT'S Blk
Vlos PTls't-n. B. B0OET. lziblInfsf-R. :. LEoas
n. B. Ozark, A. ouiu, q. 8. paVit j. BroHholi, q.
Harvey A. J. BoEEos. s. y. Lester.
kMFERE1a.
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The Detroit river has fallen thirteen iachss
in few days snd has stil a downward
tendency. The hux ana reHux Of the waters
Of the great chain Of lakes and rivers has ire
qasaay been made s sub, ,eet of Investigation
b scientific men, bul We believe no safisfse-
tsly theory hss been establishea. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

MOk1 Gas 8 SAL G.-THE FOI-
1Ala aLORIoG described p rs0nal prupsftT ~ =
e sd a suction en Tuesday fsb 4 1851 e Wis
y ieet OF Skaftiug, Pulleys ore ginch Belf -,
inch Bslts iWo saE Tab - aud s Uircnlar Sar71
ons Rlaning 4sehine and Beltmg aftschsd- = i7ri1
70 tak8 p8ca At I. L. He8itt sts ID Power Hlrs5-
corner CT Ftnysrd stresr and tbs Canal FaT -.
dcul1rs enqatre o jas atimsr. No q Csnfrs. ~
lasza exc. .nRE.DHEE- ~
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STATEMENT

OF the condition of rhA North American Fire In
sursnoe Compa =, on the thirty frat day OF nessm-
bsr, ls62 made t. the audItor Of Oh o. pursuant to
toe HtAtute Of that state entitled An set TO rsRu-
late Insurance Ooispanias not incorporated by the
State OF Ohio passed a pril s. 1885
u NAME AND LOCATION.
The namo Of the Company is The North American
Fire insurance Company, and is located At No. 8
Wall street, in tie s,ty If Aew York.
1. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock $3.50 900 90
paid up 3 10000 %
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AMuSEMEMIS
CLEVELAND 55 al
a1SKATIEG PARK.

This Park, which viii Be opeuad 70 visitors on
mONOAf. tnuarg sch, ,ls52, has IN arpa Of about
twenty acres 10 located Usntral Tract. near the
loot ot Ohio stFest. The main nDproach theretQ
Pontoon Bridges, and the srtranos gaze at the
Junction Of Central Way and StonP'S BeFeo.
RULIs AND REGULATIoHB. 10
/. The control Of the Park win b IN the hands Of
the Proprietors and Superintendent, sDd twelve
gentlemen 0f the city, mostly heads of families and
holders Of hm,lY tickets, who viii enforce obedi-
enee to regulations and preserve strict Orser aad
dscoFum. r 0la- r
q Gams' Of all kinds viii BE- prohibited. except
when proper provisions are made for item. No
tloighn, ropes or poles VIII be allowed On fh8 Ice
except such as are furnished by tue Hnpsrintendsnt
5. ANY PeHon who WtllfuliT creates disturbanc8
In the Park, or In any way conducts himself in .
manner unbecOm ING q gtntleman, will be sxpail=d
forthwith, th9 Proprietor re3erVing the right 70
Iund 70 all such poTsoug their Subscription money,
pro rats and csn-el their tickstB. u
ent aud Park ke paEs should IN ali eases bs irme-
diately complied With.
s. Tickeia not trans sordbla. All psryons viii Be
required 20 show thtF tickets In order to gain ad-
mittahce 10 the Park. II Tickets are transferred
thoy will DO cancelled.
Price Of tickets will be as follows: Family
Tickets viii Be Issued 90 gentle cen at SO each ior
l the Wint8r5 accompanying the dcEets VIII Be q
chrck 10 each individual msmbsr Of the subscri-
Der family, (serT ,nts aooepts5l who viii Be ad-
mittsd at al timas when the PARK is opan. Gentle
men holding Fsmily Tickets will also have ths
any person. non rsa1dent Of the city being e8-
pecially uncerBtood, that g1y introducing 3
visitor will Be responsible for bis or her department.
/ In the Park.
seasen tickets will be Is ioliozs:
T1okets admitting eentsman and LadJ....-....S5 %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

sOALEeF PRI1Es.-Dress Circle and Parqustts.
s5 oents Upper Circle Is cents Private Boxes $500
and $ % eaehi Gallery, Is cents. Reserved I6sa 50
cents.
"a Doors open at o'clock-to commence At eight
e9look; Box aios open from 10 to u A. NJ, and