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MASTERS sALW.-PURgUANr


w to the command Of a deoretal der Of sale
from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga ooun-
q, ~ tue suit Of SOlon Prentiss and Ohauncey
Prentiss egAinst Thomas Love and others, 10 ne
directed shall expose for sale ct public aueti N at
the door OF the Court House IN the City Of Cleve-
O'Clock r. M, the following deFcribed parcels Of
lana situate In the township Of East Cleveland,
county o. ouyshoga: and state Of Ohio, to git
Parcel NO. one Part Of lot No. three hundred
and sixty ninei boundsd as fOlloWE: Beginning ct
the south west corner Of land purchased Of George
y Martin by deed recorded in book 90, psRe 572 Of
the records Of Ouyahoga county, thence northerlg
along the lot lines 20 the centre Of the st Clair
road thence easterly along the centre Of said road
lar enough 20 that line pa allel with said first
line ard extending TO the southerly line Of land so
Doegnt OF 9sorge (. Martin, shall include hve
acrss Of land; themes souiherlY parallel with the
hrst line to said southsrly line; thence Vesterly
soog said southeIly limo TO The place Of beginning
Appraised ct Sg25
Parcel No. Two.-Part Of lot No. thrte hundred
and sixty nine, bounded follows Beginning at tb
north-east corner Of Mary loves land at stone in
the centre Of the road, thence west on Mary LOWS
north line twenty six chains aud forty links to tho
wet line OF lot; thence south waEt line OF lot
three chains aud RoVentY-ntne links 70 q stone;
thence east parallel with north line tWenty.Bix
north on this east line three chains and seventy mine
links to place Of bagnnIDg containing ten acres OF
land Also another pece Of land being part Of said
lot three hundred and sixty-nine, Rpd bounded as
follows: On the east and west by the lot lines on
ths north By the southerly line Of the ten acres
With said last named line ant tar enough s1utherly
thererom to include T. acres Of land % tho same
more or less hut subject 10 ali legal highWays.-
Appraised at So 900. SHRY G.. ABBEY,
L, PRENTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
January 10 13f2
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SOUTHERN RRPoRT-A dispatch from No
bile (January 2d) says that I've or six thou
sand national troops, from Ship Island, had
landed on the coast at the town of Biloxi
capturing two guns. If there has been any
such landing at all, the number Of troops
must be greatly eIagerated.-R RaIhiagtST
Republican.
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8kate-lO cents.
8. Gentlsmen holding Season Tickets will be al.
loved TO introduce residents OF the city upou
paying 25 cents FOR each admission Of the person
introduced; the party making the introduction
being responsible for the department Of the party
introduced.
9. No skating on Sunday.
When the ice ID In good condition flag Will be
raised at the FarE.
All tickets are sold subject 70 the above rsgula-
tons, and such other ruteS as the Proprietor may
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Tickets can be procured of D. Horton. Buperin-
terdent, at 8. 5. Stons's once, over Merchants
Bsnk, until o'clock sa urday evening ne1t after
that time at the Entrance Gate only.
3. 8. STONE, Proprietor.
d. HORTON, Superintendent
Cleveland, Jan. 4, Is6l;s77
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The census Of Canada, taken last summer,
gave population Of about :, 800, 900. Lower
Canada had l,lO7, ,57l, Of which s4s, ,5s5 were
Of French origin.
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CONGRESSIONAL DREOToRY.-We are uader
obligRtiOns to Hon. A. G. Riddle for copy
Of the Congressional Directory for the second
session Of the Thirty -Ssvsnth Congress.
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e1s every afteFnoon at O'Clock an Even
- le1dgf cs1tifninF al the latest news up %
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Ms lclc Iflphlo neWs received IN the day time,
sEd = oemplete paper in itself Subscribers
,an te idrniahed Wiih ths morning OF evening
uaitton af The same price, Vlz, i've dollars
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nIlhed % 81 90 per 100 enplea
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NHANORRY SALE -PURsUANr


~ 70 the command Of decretal order Of sa'e
nom the Circuit Oourt Of the United States for the
Northern district Of Ohis at the suit OF Charlotte
Herendeen against 9esrgs U. BhumWay and others,
70 ms directed thal expose for sale at public suc
tloD at the door q the Federal Court Building. in
the city OF CT yeGnd, the fourteenth day OF Feb
ruary, 1852 at thres O'Clock P. the following de-
scribed reai estAe, situate in ths township Of Nun
son. IN the county Of Geauga, and State OF ohio,
known by the north part Of lot No. one tract No.
two, and south part of lot No. four east division Of
tract NO. one, and bouRdsd follows Beginning in
the centre 6f the state road leading from ChaFdon
Square to RaVehn at the north east corner OF a
piece OF land in lot No. one, tTa-t No tWO formerly
owned BY MehIhbls HeWoomb and since by Ralza
Spencer, thence west forty four chaiua and forty
eight links to stake and stones in the west line of
lot No. one, tract No two; th' nee north thirteen
chains and eighty hnks to stake and stones at the
nOrth-West corner Of 1T No one, tract No two;
thence west one chain and aeVenty-seven Inks;
thepce north thirteen chains and twenty-five LINKS
to stake and stonfs; Il beTcs east forty chains
aUd eighty-seven links 10 the centre Of the State
road; thence south So, east twentT-seved chains
and t0rty-six lnEs TO the place OF beginning, con
taining one hun red and eighteen and TO- on acres;
sixty ac1es OF which Is IN rot one, tract two, and
hftY-eght 70'O0 acres In south part Of lot four 10
east dtvieon OF tract one, as per George Smith 3
survey, made October, 1883; being the fame land
conveTed to George q. khu nway BY NelsOu Peck
and wife. Appraised ct So, 800
HENRY G ABBEY
Master Commissioner in Chancery,
L. PRENTIss sol'r for Oomprt.
January TO- ls6s374
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8daFatna

p0ARDING-H0UBE---THE d E
ID HeUsE, No. q Public SQUARE, and b. the
stone OnErchI-ore o. tne plaa1aute1t locationI in
e1o cllT-Aa8 been tnorouglly repaired, and g ncW
5pan for Bcar1orl. Eamili61 Wiahfnr 70 f1rnf1h
their own rooms can b soooH1mouatod With LARGE
ard conEenlsnt rcom1 and bed-roona; and 8inFls
dstignd oa reasonable tsfnI, Relsrenc6g giFsn and
FsqalEsd. lioliR95l B.W. BUkHTFf,
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The Albany Journal thinks among the no.
ticss Of the dead Of 81 prominent place should
be given 70 King Cotton.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL FRIET1Eg.
fi1lH end ufuEmental Printing OF every 90
ecFpon teno at tha Printing EEtab mont OF thi
asnEl so oo, on the lstest improved and most rapid
1to1D l7cl IN the best style, On short notice. and
e roas11fbie rates. Particular attention paid 4
sinlk vrIE, EEerF description Of binding done
especially Blank Sock, LadgorI. Journals, Sale
go. L-a.lvlnE boil. o.. %.
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And Publish the Lists Of Killed
and Wounded,

And in fact not omit any information
that can interest the very large number of
readers Of the Weekly Leader.
Notwithstanding the war monopolizing
necessarily so large share of our columns,
we intend to devote liberal space to the
details of other news of the day, and also
not omit the literary and miscellaneous
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the principle of civil and Religious Liberty.
The Proprietors of the LEADER have made
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COLUMBUS, Jan. 10, 1862.
In the Senate the negro question is up
again. Mr.. Kinney, Of Ashland county, this
morning gave notice that he would intpduce
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BULIs AND BEsULATIOEs.


BULBS AND POPULATIONS.
/. The control Of the Park will be IN the hauds Of
tho PrOprietors aud Superintendent, and twelve
gentlemen Of the city mostly heads Of families and
holders Of fam ly tickets, who Will enforce obedi-
ence 20 regulations and preserve strict order and
decorum.
?. Game, Of all kinds will be prohibited. except
when proper provisions made for them. No
sleighs, ropes or poles will be allowed on the ice
except such are furnished by the Superintendent
3. ANY person who WBifully crtases disturbance
In the Park, or in any way conducts himself in a
manuer unhecomtng gentleman, will be expelled
forthwith the Proprietor reserving the right TO
tund to all such persons their subscription money
pro rata and c-n ,el their tickets.
4. Cautions end directions from the Superintend-
ent and Psrk-keepars should in ali cases be imms-
diately complied with.
5. Tickets not trans erabls. All perEous will be
required to show their tickets 10 order to gain
mittance to the Park. If tickets are transferred
Ihoy will be cancelled.
6 Price Of tickets will be as follows: Family
Tickets VIII be issued to gentlsmen ct SO each for
the winter; accompanying the tickets viii be
check to each individual member OF the subscri-
Der family, (EerV intg accepted), who will be ad-
mitted ct oil times when the Park is Open Gsntla-
men holding Family Tickets will also have the
privilege OF introducing to the ParE free Of ehsfgs
any peTsOns nOn-resident OF the city it being es
pecially understood, that any rerBOn introducing
visitor viii be responsible for bis her department
in the Park.
7 Season tickets will be as follous:
Tickets admitting Gentleman nnd LadT. R5 20
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4Ettt Sdpertiseueats.

ROBEkT HANNA 8 90. will continue tho Whole
sale 0r0oerY, Forwarding and Oommis' ion buVinosH
AZ Central Exchange Nos. 100 and III River street
The hooks and Accounts Of Hanna Garrettson 4
% VIII bo found at their ofice
Innunrv lat. 1agq.a7n
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rASTER'S SALE-PURsuANr

M ASTER'B SALE. E.-PURsUAN
LNb % the cOmmand q 6ocretal order Of sale,
issued nom the Court o. Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
60 county, Ohios At the suit Of Dsnlel Btroebel
asainat Heinrich h9ehr and others 90 me directed,
shall expose for sale at public suction at he door
OF the Court House, In the Qity ofOevsand In said
county, on the lth doy Of February. 1856 , It two o.
wit: Situate IN the Oty Of OoVeland IN the county
OF Ouyahoga, and State Of hlo, and known o. Tart
OF ten acre lots hoB % aud o. and b. buuded a8 fol-
Lowe begnning at the intersection Of the east line
o. Oheahire street With the northerY line OF GaId
ttreel thence rth s. west tlng the ehstorlF line
OF cheshire street f'Tty-tWO feet three and half
inches 70 land ID to Mary n. Kimball; thence
north 81 east at right angloa with Cheshire street
one hundred sixteen I0ot fVs inches 20 corner Of
sid kim9a1b land thence south 50 west sixtV-aoT-
90 feet r. q north lins Of Garfon street. thence
rth $50 wes; along the north line Of Gard street
hundred nineteen feet to tha plsos Of beginning
Appraised at Sll0O. GEO Il wy MAN,
b. u. BeSvii. Master COmm'F.
plaiuhfN9a
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#amts--9ust--&Rwara,

HOUSE WANTBD.-RENT TO
III be not over $50. Desirable that &c be near
Superior street.. Apply soon aE 1856 superior street.
janss69
FgVAKEN UP By THE SUBSORI.
BER, on UnivsrsitY Heights, on the "a day Of
January, g red and white HElFFER, about years
old. The owner can have the same By proving prop
erty ana paying charges. i. y. OSBORN.
jans,s7O
w situation as Sal "a an or B exc psr ia a dry
goods stofa. Good ref rehces vi be give. Ad-
ore 80 2. 20. DO 2lt2 iqu7;5f9
MANTEH TWO GLEHk- FOR
w avr ETY. az re in ludiantpo IS, wEic have
s0Ins x Der en- E in thIs kiudO bus lIr rply to
KETTBsRG s HAOSHAEh
Jan. .36n Z3z p sfrs
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CLEVELAND
SKATING PARK.

This Park. which will be opened to visitors on
MONDAY. snuary 6th, 1862, has az area Of about
twenty acres is located on Central Tract, near the
loot Of Ohio street. The approach thereto will be
via the Seneca street and P0ntoon Bridges, and the
entrance gate is ct the junction Of Central Way
and Stones LeVee.
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
INL to the oommaud Of 3 decrssal order OF sale Is.
sued IRON the Court Of Common Pleas OF OuyRhoQa
county, Ohln, at the suit Of Lewis Mullen aSeinst
George W Jamiaou and OtherB, TO m, directed 1
snail expose to SALE ct pubic auction ct tbs door Of
tbe Court House, in the OitF OF CleVelsn4 IN Eaid
cour tv On the 1lth day of FebruaTY, 1852 at tvs o.
clock r. NJ, the following dssTineo premises, 10
wit: eituste In the toWnhhip Of Esst Clev lsnd be-
ing number = n the range OF townships, h'ch is
also In the county Of Cuyahlgs Go the OOsnscticut
western Ressrge, in tha Statsof Jhlo aud Is known
e GubdiEilon lot numbsr four a. Of J. q BgWlss'
plat Of land in orgiaul lets numbered (aESl three
hundred and forty sight and three hundre1 and ar.
II (S50l containing ten and 100 40 S-oO) acres OF
land and bounded as folleWB: north ~ tle Lake
Shore Railroad south BY the st. OlGir Road east by
sub lot numbsr 20 ave, once oEned by n. q: an
dreWH and west hy sub lot number thrBe, be the
Hama more or Less but subject 70 all legal high Waya
Appraige1 at SlTol GEO. y. MYmAS,
80 Plhs Atty. 90 7 jsnii:S7l
7. p. wilson, Before J. s. Allen, J. P OIsve.
w.D, BsniinE ~. 7sG 6hi8 hlS"1'' 0u' An'sA ''Oh'
ON THE 2OTH DAY OF DEOEM-
" BER, 1854, said Justice iasusd IN order Of at
taehment IN the above action for the sum Of Thirty
two DcllHEa. panlla2l 7. P. WILB0Hs
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ENLARGED NECK.

which ls 50 prevalent en- the Lake shore.
Persons suffering from coughs, night Euaais,
bleeding At the lungs. general Debility, psrsisI
deafness, imperfect sight, loss Of voice. hoarssasss
loss Of flesh and strength loss Of appssts languoE,
dssPOndoncy. Flpitstion Of the hsart o55raslou Of
ths chest, difeult breathing rsstsssasl1 e. nl7hf
40, should consult the Doctor forthEith.
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To keep US posted in the news from the
seats of war, where thres-qusrter of a mil
lion Of our eountrymen are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predominant in our
land Every aeighbOrhOod, and almost
every family has one or more of its mem
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions viii be matter of intense interest
to all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts of all engagements,
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GTKAYED.-TWO COWS-OB
L , msdium sizs. One Of red ealors the other red
and white, spotted, with white face. Any one re-
turning the tame, giving such information as win
lead to their recovery. will be literally rewarded
at go Prospect street. ianlO.KII
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WILL COMlIENOE JANUARY ISt. 1852.
For seventeen years the LEADER has re-
newed its weekly visits to the 6resides Of
its friends throughout the West in general,
AMI NORTH ern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enabled its proprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become &
successful competitor with the leading week
ly papers of New York.
The coming year will be the turning year
the century. Every month will be crowd
ed with important events, and every week
will develOpe some new and startling phase
of the
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AgrieuIhWe.-Ready, Bierce, PerriIl, Nc
Burney, McOlung, Marshall, Roby.
Claims.-Eggleston, McVeigly, Kinney,
Hood, Sprsgue.
Common Schools and School Laads.-Mon-
roe, Sherrsrd, Robson, Fink, Gardner.
CtrrsHg.-HitehcoCk, Eggleston, Robson,
Sinnaff Tnhnafnn
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CoEUlrBus. Jan. 10. 1862.

Reform School and State Asylum for Idiot,'
NcVeigh, NcOlung. A.
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Great Shareholders Rebellion

1t is unnecessary tor Us to dilate on the
importance of ones taking a newspaper at
this time when our country is passing
through one Of the most terrible and gigan.
tic civil wars the civilized world has ever
seen. 1t is still more needless, perhaps, for
US to urge the advantages of having good
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GENERAL ORDER.

rVHE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having this day taken possession Of the
Philadep phia & Erie Railroad, under the con-
dilions agreed on with the Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH D. POTTS. General Manager there
of. 10 whom all Officers and Employees will
report for Instructions.
J. EDGAR THOMSON.
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office Of ;le Pcnn'a Railroad Co..
Philaderaia, Jan 50, 1862.
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