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, 1860-12-18

get -FOUR clothes cleaned and repaired
JzwELRr AND SILVER WARE FUR the HOLIDAYS.
-Mcesrs. STEVENS i; Co., = Lake street, have on
hand most superb assortment Of goods In this
line OF the 1atcet sty1cs and most elegant dn}rh.
In every case they warrant their goods to be exact
II represented, aud VIC trust purchasers OF hols-
dsy presents will not fail to ca11 in on this long
tahithet fsm before deciding On their pnrcIsases-
sCBscn1rr1ox-sfessss.M McSal1y & Co., 81 Dear
born street, arc DOW prepared to receive aubscrip
tiocs for the ycar 1861 They supply Harper, Go
dcy Atlantic and Kntckerbocker at Two do{lars anS
twenty-five cents each, and all other Magazines Or
Reviews published in this country ut publishers
lowest prices. Remember 81 Dearborn street, BE-
tween Randolph and Washington streets.
sY- sarc the loose change for the holidays.
When one gives present to his wife. sirter 1ov
CT, he desires to be remembered often; therefore.
he sensible, and give that heh will be before them
frequently, and which will paT for istclf In Como
my over other lights, viz: 4 Kerosene or Coal Oil
Lamp. We hare just opened some rich imported
Bohemian Lamps Call and see them at SonIE's
Lamp sad Gil Emporium, Il. Clark street.
dclSe DIT
SECESSION RAnrAxT-GREAr EXCITEMENT ON
LAKE erSE.F'-'n nc quesl'on 10 10 "ne'ncF sou'h
Carolina will sccrde or not does not create the cx-
element now prevailing In this city Tot It Is mat
ter nearer homo. We asc escIftably informed that
tn consequence Of the vc:J low prices At which
stryker 4 Co. arc Offering their splendid stock Ct
winter dry goods, In order to close it out before
JANUARY ls1'' secession o. au ALARMING ena1ac'et
mss aHea0y eoaineoecu- nc eeeese4oa's's naS
DC easily u.e'lasa'@neu 't'n eo"'Ho" PFt7"e " INC
,.,+;,s1x Is ,.h.,ca - ve,-D s-.-r~s = o. :. nrx
Good. store. III Lake street..
, 1860-12-18

CHRISTMAS DEEyEs-Our Chicago beef has
passed into d pfovcrh, aud its excellence is
confessed and coveted the country through.
c. T. A1bee has way especially Mt the Holi
day season Of decorating and loading down
his stalls with delicious roasts and steaks We
yesterday saw two supcrl, becvcs Just pur-
chased for Mr.. Albee by John 7. Hughes,
which the latter prouounccs the finest lie llas
cscr bought The heifer 'Lady Franklin"
weighs 500, and is u marvel Of plumpness.
The steer "Gcn. Washington weighs 400.
The former is from Sansamon county, in this
State the latter from Iowa Both arc to b.
slaughtered for Mr.. A}hcc's city trade on
Christmas. They wi,lconstitute a magnificent
deposit Tor our housckcepcrs to draw against,
and there will bc no danger Of protest from,
those who find this beef sent home to them
UNITED STATES CorHTs-THE FrG111yE
SLAVE Rescue CAsEs--Thc December term
Of tho U. 3. District Court commenced It's Sos
sion this morning. His honor announced that
there would be no jury caleb until after the
holidays
A motion was made bv Chancellor l., Jcnks,
Esq, to quash tho indictment charging hin,
with 4 rescue Of the fugitive elaye Eliza, and
asking for time until the first Monday Of Jan.
uarY to file his objections to the indictment.
His honpr Judge Drummond, in reply to the
request, remarked that the District Attorney
had Us yet made no application for processes
against the parties Indicted, that nothing
would be done in tho casc ut present, tha,
coursr1 ror16 hnye anv time desired In t1lp his
, 1860-12-18

TIE SECOND Pu1LuARMos1c.-Iaste evening
the Chicago Philharmonic Society gave bril-"
liant and most saccsssful concert at Bryan
Hall
, 1860-12-18
Cbitagn Gribu11e,


The small po1 and the seeding Conrcn-
ton seem to have arrived at Columbia,
s. C., about the same time. The former
appears to be getting the advantage, and q
general stampede OF the latter is looked
for,
, 1860-12-18
Nem advertisements.

c. H. sCR[TE3. -1drertfting agent, u beor@
born IT,, IL authorized to ft;tlr< Acr&tate9entt5 for
ktIe and al tie Ls15in3 Fnp<rs Ct cse SerEatfssf
, 1860-12-18

The Rock Island Bridge Csse--X scene
in Court

Tn or- ,,st ;ssne 70 ,,a,c thc re,,1,r. IL, thc
,,., snain,t 7 " n{sse,l in the Recorders
court Tbe verdict Of Not {; ;ullty It ia upder-
stood was chiefly b,se.tlron techo1ca1ity. in
nm crror e. d,.scrintiout tnf The location of the
bridge. H. not heinz shawn TINT the east end
If the hridrr torcht1 tke sity of Rock Island,
40 ,11c7ed n the indcfmpSf
The INV c,,n = n ~ .isr.9, o.c1ock p " Tlr
,.me nipht : r Trac;5@xso. SUPERINTENDENT
Of tho chfcaro 4 nctct 1ai6nd Railroad sworc
ont n warront a.ninst Hsssll tor consnirtnr to
hmm thot nort,on Of IL :br1d,e which is the
oinrcrtr Of the Rock 1slsad Railroad Con7a-
nv Ih1rh rntends froh' ihe Illinois s1cre to
tl,c I.,aud on gnndaI 1f0eruoou SHERIFF Hes
ino served thc warr,uf;Asufpetu B1ssell At the
Richmond House. and4nok him into custddr;
Vo..s-ss- -. stwha ona,,;ne ~ 49,.
p.aessa,,. cau~. pf.ssn e.. h-onah5 i, ,nd
] n,str;ot .tton.T = - - u,v1S rat-rcd , motion n
~. 49,, ~ ~ =, ,a,!.- INV ;naic,,,.r,
"o'0 lila ~ 11H ~ ''''
which might be tonno,1oF something to inc
commission q 4 fclon39ea . eitea INC au'aof'-
tics, concluded by sa}itG tuat ne maae LII
motion upon his own 1safenslbuit::
The Recorder sa.a 10 81 'nonk1o. tnat Inc
counsel thus faE had adm4axa 'ha1 nc nao gwen
them saiF chance. lneout1 oec'oeo ,uae
blsseu fnoula NC ne'u' "~a a@ -.
opportunity to be hearotnfousn lh' counSc''
before MS case "as oceaog
CoaEsei oD'eetea ~ u@ -! aeele'oa. r;.. =,
INC counsel lot ''< .*e mosea lnat n1sse'. ~,
ana Cnad"1ch nc ret.a.au ~ nau Us" oA"' ~
await ang indictment a: my 9s ;re
them. At*o nosed lha' SPsc'1' 'en''e 'o' =
new Grand Jury be ls5EtH
What follow cd was somewhat Extraordinary
~. ~ ~. ,,.,,,, ~ If ,rocoo,,inrs Hfr
s1no ont u LUZ neua. n1.E " 49,
NcAlistcr, ono OF Blssei!s counsel, lndulss'hg
in yery severe comments ppon District Attor-
INV II,xen Justice ,f;n;tcn and otl1ers. until
~
checked ~ the Conrf. {
| Mf. Ward, o1 Inc co9nael 1or Inc delehcc.
followed III q similar ftraiu, adding Sheriff
Hcslne to The list, charrmr him viii, attempt-
s ~ 80 49, % .s's: A' "''1
ing 20 orom-oeat ,ne 543.,.. 5ut43: A. x,..ou
3ntcs 6otae lu1toef fst%t1lina''on' as' n''e ~
went into an explanation OF his own course III
, 1860-12-18

Jous 3. Gorou.-Mr. Coughs second Ice
ture on London, before tho Young Mems As'
sociation, drew crowded house at Actropoal-
tan Tall last evening, md the audience were
rie1,rv raf1
, 1860-12-18

TINNAN II i DIE S,
Received Weekly at
DoGG'ET SON,
de1.-d6;l3t GEOCEEs. % North Clark street.
, 1860-12-18
The Chicago ART Union.

Yesterday several superb pictures from Hea-
15's gallery were added to the collection at
1fesler's ROOMS, ovcs No. Ill Lake street, and
the First Exhibition OF the Chicago Art Union,
ls now complete. and comes in as charming
resort aud feature Of the Holiday season. 1t
has been al:eady explained By Us, as IN associa-
tlon Of our resident artists, fostered aud en-
couraged By our best residents, to the end Of
furnishing them a return on their art labozs,
and the holders oflickcts chance IN the draw
ing TO take place Of many highly me1itorious
works Of art. The exhibition room rs above
displays thesc and numerous Others not ticket
cd; Is Gifts, It is an attractive display Of art,
simply considered In that Light, and will dz7w
crowds day and evening. It is admirably
lighted for an evening display, and indeed, this
gives Its best aspects. Let our citizens re-
member it, Claims.
, 1860-12-18

Coax County}
Pesssgslly appeared before me, The u"detstGnsd :
SoiAJ Public ID and foe the city of 40 stss9
A,son AID xho are knnEu to me 70 be tie real pet-
aons dreeFbed In and who executed the for gong r.
sSrnmrnt 81 T. itin and who acknowledged tatH Sc
natures tacreoto fo their 1nd each ee and
voluntary and deed for the purposes e4
~, r In vitne.s Whereof I hare htr,oato & sft
5.v,r nv hand and nr1xe I'd nJ notofi1l aeAl Sas
25 lsih dAt of December. 4. .. 1861.
BENZ. f. JAMES. Sotrary Pnhlfe-
, 1860-12-18
CEASONABLE GOODS FOR

delS1n3S1w No. LII LAKE Sleet-
DTo Consuuptivcs The Adler
t1se. having been restored 10 health in few weeks BY
very Simple remedy. after having suffered several
years With severe lung a6ectlon and tlat dread dis
ca<e Co-sumpttou-t. III 1lous to Make known to Ids
fellow uferers the means Of cure.
To Ill who desire It, lc will tend copy Of the PRO
ec1irou used OF charge, with the directions fof
preparing End u.ins the same, which they vii Ind
SCRE CrKx ron CONSUMPTION. AsruxA- HEoScHff1s'
&C. The only object Of the advertiser In sending tho
Prescription Il to bcacdt the afflicted and spread inos
nation which be concetvcs - be invaluable. and he
hores every euc.rr ~ tsy ht' remedy, as It will cost
them nothing. and may prove b1~esing
Parties Wishing the cscrtrt1on will p1e.se sddre's
Nev. EDWARD Il. WILSON, Wil!Iamsonssh. Kings
County, View TorS. de1sds"15
TRUSTEES SALE-Public No
l. sce /. hereby gEea hat !. l. rs;5e Ffeer ~. the
9 a..ed n9ee q i.
Tr f ssf sser$.s o al asa IL
: sS
2. s oars House % sns G'1y nf cnsaSG 20 ts ths
sss bis$k r = =. :i1 Et;s ASS
ear.,a ~ pss .s m PAINE rnzEs 5:,sssssi 5ts:ssS
CTATE or ILLINOIS, COOK
sGe1b5. Il: ssss' Z
fshdaas a5ose st s 1.ned bec IL
ie ,ld ut 3s; ,Se ess se
a. sx5 En- atiscf e q Il: H. & az s fS5
saii Court assi2st said defendant rstrrnahle On ne
Nc% cs ;epa.as 3oa sc
Eon*'ly be *n appear oclr. - surnns ~ 10 os1 ~
, 1860-12-18

MONEY TO LCAN.-For one,
fsper ssessd 1PpG % 1iEs S1a,f e., ;y ss{Est
corner Of 1A1A oAo "5V
, 1860-12-18

COMPANY A EArtoxi1 Gu4Rp.EIhis COM
mand will assemble this evening in the Ar
mory, corner of Adams and Eranklin streets,
I 71.3 O'Clock, for the election Of officers and
drill FREDERICK AEARs, Act. Com.
, 1860-12-18
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Wx- ?. 0AEDwIL
P. NoGrIxE, ,r
r 1oHx AcSE1EF. A0aX3A-
JoN KNIeaT,
HE1xT DEAL,


~ snrer Plated Goods = to s. Ter cent. cheap
CT than any other house. Sec HAmblen 4 Co.'S
advertisement, noec.1m
:. a. An should not fat1 to rad t.ae advertisement
: Of Prot. Wood In todxy's paper sasU
, 1860-12-18

ITO DRUGGISTS Wanted q
.ttqa::oa T. n:ssela*s Drug Clerk. ,;a,a1e Aadssrs
, 1860-12-18

DOARDIN G-First~Ciass Day
IL board In 4 private family for two or three genr
tlen,en 1Aoatton v,fr crAtza1 and terms moderate
Addfrna e u BOZ 1919. dE13xlW
, 1860-12-18

ITO RENT-In the Iron Block,
4 corner OF Lake and L*salle strict.
ONE LAR II II a LII.
Al.o nurpber Of rooms suitable for nice- r. other
purposr* Inquire Of LAFLtf. SMITH WuA -
ssanfh XnfEf cntucE Of a$4tf. Qe1aGl4M..0
, 1860-12-18

Dow1sG Is-Thc Journal says an over 70.
lite young gentleman in bowing to lady On
West Randolph street, On Saturday, slipped
and bowed himself through large pane Of
rlass in McfOtter's grocery window.
, 1860-12-18

CHICAGO uS1yEns11Y.-Tlc Literary Society
Of the Chicago University will hold q public
meeting in the chapel Of tue University, on
Tuesday crcning, December 18th. Exercises
to commence at 7:3o. Al are respectfully in
vited TO attend. Arrangements have been
made with Lie city Railroad to run to the col
lege door,
, 1860-12-18

ITO RENTAA small Cottage, cor
4 ncr Of Morgan md Tyler streets Apply to
JateFt'H WHITE Nc. lS0 West Aoarue ksfsef
, 1860-12-18

nISSOLUTIUT. The Co-Part~
nerzhtp Of Baldwin + IIi1 70 tnl* daT Dissolved
By mutual consent y. BatTtn i alone snthorueo
ronn,. 4S o"@'A deisx3s
, 1860-12-18

WANTED-A gentleman desires
~ to peEotiate With sou1~ house here for stock
Of Goods fsr the pprpo-e u d3iaE geisr.l t54d3S
Elnds at country p1olu. Ia payment ANY Party az
ros%d 10 enter into such art&nceT tnt Hi p!e3ss
addrrxs for one xeek ~COUATkY MERCHANT"
IEfpunk Once. 0etsAht
, 1860-12-18

FOUND-A Safe Key which the
L owner eau Fave at this Office, upon partns for
ihiS nhIefsI4eUfuf &c, del4AN
, 1860-12-18

Senator Douglas on Secc2s1on-Intxr-
ehtlnE Debate In the SEN Atc G<tya zen
IverAon. puEil, 11ouEt31, Gfsxu,
Fitch mid mu&pH.

from our own correspondent -.
WAsn,ss7o>. Due. u, lsso
Knowing tho ~rctcr'' "*''et"" ~ . report
Of the proceedings Of 'u;':!rees Which as ts'e'
graphea to the Western 1'a7'cra BY the Assocaa'
ted Press, I deem 1t p'op::F 10 post up the
readers Of the Tn1ncAE IN. Fa-'!o'l to very
Interesting debate no~ g''lo:: on III the Senate,
IN which Douglas ''a' INT IN = s oar' aud he
has certainly won laurels thus far. He has
taken the Republicans asreeably BY surprise
by the fairness with which be has approached
the disunlon question, aud met the prctc1ts
for treason put forth by the lrccaters. Aftcr
the speeches he made year ago, whcnhe WIS
talking for partisan effect, declaring that in
certain event The South "would demand that
the cord be severed" etc, it Is refreshing TO
hear HIN now, when 1'e i pleading for the
Union. II Is reported that he is prepared 10
take quite 4 jacksonville position against the
kI-R
, 1860-12-18

From ous 10 hve years, In sums 70 suit q
want&i !: ~ Clark htrett T. +. .DONNlAG q ~.
, 1860-12-18

MINISTRY IT LARGE-I have received for
Kansas frum G. 4. Bartlett s; from B. F. ISL,
Niles, 50; from IL u. Goodwin 50. / hare d
great number OF 1nen nud strong boys who
want to work in town or country at low wages.
RoBEnr CoLLrER,
, 1860-12-18

r OST-Last evening about 6
~ o'clock. a lsrze U1y Horse, with . hAH s!anlsh
saddle atiac!ied, from the corner Of Lake Clinton
-: ""ioois street, Of leaving information with q.
G2ui17j3Icu - soutl. CLARK street shete he ea@e @
mar Pc toano, Wiz delaxtt
, 1860-12-18

D Christmas presents, uscfu1 artic!cd suitable
for pEesents. will bc foand Ia large variety 1t Sag
gents druggist, cnrnee State aud Randolph.
, 1860-12-18

COAp! SOAP! SOAP!!-We
oaer unusual Inducements to families or the next
tAl1ty dayA We ~Al sei. celebrated German Era
else and white Chemical Soap: at te wholesale Prices
Of his city his errat latin. aT1 tEue ecoaeny.
Apply our Factory, ~ rs Ant a East hlozc It,
r}s..S
, 1860-12-18

TIE BuEcn Divorce GAsE--Thc latest fea-
tuurc IN this case is the issning Of n writ Of
ha1eas corpus BY Judge Norton at Joliet and
scrved on Nj, Burch yesterday, commanding
that the two children, Mary aged eleren, and
Harriet aged two and a-half be brought before
him forthwith, to await the order Of the court.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
AN EXTENSIVE OPERATOR Ar
7 -- RESTED.

About three years ago a man named
Charles Hoy of Wooster, Wayne county,
Ohio, who had been extensively engaged in
wool growing, was detected in fOrgeries
amounting to nearly $4,000. He fed;
and, until the 9th of June last, had evad-
ed discovery and arrest, although officers
had been continually in search of him.
For year or more previous to his arrest
he had been in the habit of paying flying
visits to a brOther-in-laW, living at Mendo-
ia, LasaIle county, Illinois. On his last
visit, however, he was so unfortunate as to
meet a gentleman who had known him in
Ohio, and who Immediately telegraphed for
a warrant for his arrest While waiting
the arrival of the process from Ohio, Off
Ger John Phillips ''shadOwed him and
kept constant watch On his movements
On the 9th of June officers from Ohio ar
rived, and, after the family had retired,
they made descent upon the house and
arrested him, They conveyed him to the
hotel, and luckily for the cause of justice a
gentleman there from KeOkuk, Iowa, rec
Ognized in the prisoner one John Emmer-
son, who hired pair of horses and ear
riage last fall, of Mr.. S. Egbert of that
city, 1rhich he forgot to return.
Itwas subsequently asccrtained that Hoy
lived at Fontanelle in this Territory, and
it was surmised that lie had brought the
horses hither Messrs. Phillips and Egbert
came on here last week. And they not
only found the property they were seeking
but Mr.. F. is confident he has discovered
several pairs of horses and carriages that
have been stolen from livery stables at
Burlington, Quincy, Jacksonville, Alton
and St. Louis, by this man--Eomaha
-(Neb.0 Republican. .---r .--
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
BE TRUE.

True to yoursclves-true to each other
true to God. What more abhorrent
vice than deception? The face covered with
smiles, and the heart rotten as a sepulchre.
The hand first binding the eyes, and then
leading you to the brink of precipice.-
The tongue beguiling your face with hon
eyed words, and sharpening its arrows to
launch at your back.
Oh, that inestimable jewel of truth
truth in the tongue, in the life. in every
manifestation of the reason. she loves the
passions of humanity.
Terrible to the young heart is the first
deception. She who looked all purity, all
angelic goodness, betrayed your trust, and
left your soul desolate. Heaven only knows
through what depths of darkness the bruis-
ed spirit struggled to joy again. But the
light has never been as pleasant, the JOY
rekiudlcd, burns not like the brighter fires
oflong ago. The tears, the sleepless nights,
the hours of keen despair, when hand
seemed ever on your throat, and dagger
at your heart-fOr what would you live
them over? Death would be more welcome.
We could bear with petulence; smile at
unkindness-the assaults of harsh temper,
or the moody silence of frOwning brow;
but treachery, faithlessness, trust betrayed
thank God that We have never yet
known the full import of those terrible
words!
Be true, then. if you would be respected.
No power on earth can change the fiat that
even the world gives the deeeiver He
may weep tears of blood. but the monu-
ments of his shame still stand to testify
against him. Once liar, always liar.
A very child can tell where deception con-
ceals itself; and casual thought. lightly
expressed ferrets it from its foul hiding
place.
Be true if you would be loved. The
heart is liked an armOry; beautiful and
harmless seem the long rows of bristling
steel-but every one of those polished
shafts may be used as an instrument of tor
tuTe.
So if you deceive the heart that beats
warmest for your love, your appreciation,
may be converted into gallery of deadly
weapons. and you will be responsible for
the mischief that results through life S long
battle. Let truth be as dear to you as the
apple of your eye; and when the blush
springs not to your check, and your tongue
falters not even at the unuttercd thought
of deception, then be sure that you are
neither fit for earth or heaven-fOr the So
ciety of men or angels.-,Su'dard.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
HYMN OF THE HARYEsTERS.

We gather them in-the bright green leaves
With our seythes and rakes to-day,
And the NOW grows big, as the pitcher heaves
His lift in the swelt'ring hay.
o, hoI fieldi for the mowers seythe
Hath ring as of destiny,
Sweeping the earth of its burthen 1.-the,
AS it's sxnng in Wrathful giee.
We gather them in-the nOdding PIumes
ofthe yellow and bearded grsin,5
And the fash of our sickles, light illumes
Our march DER the vanquished plain.
Anon, we come With the steed drawn car
The cunning of modern laws;
And acres stoop to its, elanking jar,
As rocks its hungry jaws.
We gather them in-the mellow fruits,
From the shrub, the vine and tree,
With their russet, and golden, and purple suits,
To garnish our treasury. 80
An6 each has juicy treasure stored,
Ali meath its tinted rind,
To cheer our guests at the social board,
When We leave our cares behind.
We gather them in-this goodly store
But not with the miser's gust,
For that great All father we adore,
Hath given it but in trust:
And our work of death is out for life,
In the wintry days to come
Then blessing upon the reaper's strife,
And a shout at his Harvest Home.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
VALUE OF DIAMONDS.

Skill in cutting has made great progress
in modern times. 50 that the weight Of a
diamond is not now reduced in any thing
like the degree that formerly prevailed
For example, the famous Regent diamond
weighed, when rough, 40 earats; cut, it
weighs only 1876 earats: while the Kohl
moor and South Star were reduced to only
One-half the original weight in cutting; the
former now weighing 80 earats and the
latter l2+, against their respective weights,
when rough. of IS6 and 245-earats. Here,
then, modern skill combines with the inhe-
rent value of the gem to increase its price.
A good white diamond Of two earats and
perfect luster, now sells for $500 to $3.50;
one of three carats from $500 to
5000; one Of five earats. from $1,000 to
$1,000. Royal treasures hold the largest
diamonds that have been found, and the
value of these kingly gems is fabulous
The largest is the Great Mogufs; its size
that of half hens egg; its weight, 297
earats and fraction over, and its estima-
ted value nearly 100000. The orlow,
formerly the property of the Shah of Per-
sia, now owned by the Russian crown,
weighs 1919 carats, and cost Sl50,OO0,
besides an annuity of $50, The Re-
gent or Pitt diamond, belonging to the
crown of France, weighs 1864 carats, Is
of the first water, absolutely faultless, and
is valued at upward of 50 100000. The
Saney, also belonging to the French crown
is very beautiful specimen, weighing 90!
earats, valued at s25O.OOO. The KohinOOl
lost nearly one-third of its original weight
in recutting, but is worth any amount ont
pleases to name, from 5000. 900 to $40,
100000. 1t was little present to thu
Queen of England from the East Indi;
Company, after that rapaeiOus corporation
had rifed the effects Of Runjeet Singh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

VINO ARE HIS REPRESENTATIVE
exander Hamilton was once applied to as
counsel by a man having the guardianship
Of several orphans, who would, on coming
of age. succeed to large and valuable es,
tate of which there was material defect
in the title deeds, known only to their
guardian. who wanted to get the estate
vested in himself Hamilton noted down
the faithless executors statement, and then
said to him "Settle with these unhappy
infants honOrably to the last cent, or I will
hunt you from your skin ike hare
The advice was strictly followed, and the
man who gave it, was an ornament to the
bar and to the age he lived in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

The GRAVES OF CHIRIoUL-The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia In
quirer, under date of April 25th, says;
have to-day seen amemher of party
who few months since went gold hunting
among the Indian graves of Ghiriqui. The
party were induced to go, of course, by the
glowing accounts which appeared in the
papers, of the wealthy depOsites in the na-
tive burial grounds of that region, and by
the gold specimens which we're exhibited
in the windows of some of our jewelry es-
adjustments, purporting to have been dis
inferred there. But according to the ac-
counts of the man to whom allude, (and
who should know better than those who
have been on the ground? thewhOle thing
is a humbug, and those who go stand a
better chance of having grave dug for
their own accommodation, than of getting
money ont of any ancient graves.