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c,rArr AZ lYL8MONT-N cHANCERY-

CNTATE of 'VERNONI-lN tdANCEhI-
= SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SOLOMON DOW
, hkm rAS "a souTi NOTATION BANK -on motion u
.,d psti,ioper. u the Hon ABEL UNDERWOOD Chancel
lor within sld Circuit this BIB day II July n 1877
ordered by said Chancellor the, nne months from this date be
soa ed Tor he creditors and bill holders Of said Bank 20 pre-
sn and proy. e respective claims against said Bank and
that lin b HUTCHINSON Of Wes. Randolph, IN me
Couy Of Orange and State OF vermont be aPo ed Master
In Cance,y the proof o. said several and TO
sdu,, sud report said Court the with her everal
d respective and amount ind The AID erdence
the several and ''pctve hidsr. and owners 81 me sse
together with facts by him found in respect TO all stsh
b. conter with bic decision there AID that tie ead
appoint convenient times and places az which he VIII
attend the due Of his sad appointment and give pub'
thereof we. O ths order by his commission
from he therein dire ted AMI TIA. all
corporations having holding owning sms II any
description whatsoever bile notes Against ihe said south
lis securities OF csse liable who shall Eo, within
ssid Of months hercnh-fjre limited present ana
prove fher ca bills notes before the SAID
Master sts be forever barred and prscuded from OF
receiving any part share dve end Of from the
Of said Bank in The hands o. OF 20 De IT,
eved By Receiver heretofore appointed by ad chancellor
upon the petition of the above ened pc1 aIsnse Ioo
said South Ryaton Bsnk or Of or from any aod all bonds
securities held by the Treasurer 81 me State
Of Vermont tie unity redemption 1.-THE bills or notes
Of the said Bank . .., -,
sycs notice the order of said Chan eor In the PREMISES and
that he the said Master will be present and atteDdto The dnts
Of app at The Northi"id House. in NONTHFiELD
W.peton County and State OF NernoDt on the nth 18th
and 9Th DAYS of November ne1t CT Woodwards Hotel In
SOTTH ROYALTON in Winisor County and State afore-
,sd on I'D sd and Gath days OF December next at the
TUESDAYS in February next and on the FIRST "EDNES
DAY March next nine O'Clock In the forenoon OF each Of
said days. "
Johns HUTCHINSON Master In Chaneery.
WASHBURN MARSH, Woodstock Vt, Solicitors for
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY AUGUST /. 1857
His wife reckoned be might hro some belp he'd

His wife reckOned be might hiro some DelP 10 q
lool round sharp.
My horse and dog were as well cared for a. pos
sibc, and "snack" of bacon and corD-bread was
offered me for noon, which has been unusual In MS
sssippi. When asked what l should pay the
man hesitated and said he reckoned what nad
wasn't worth much Of any thing; he was sorry ne
could not have accommodated me better. offered
him dollar for which he thanked me warmly: IL
is the first instance Of hesitation in charging LOT
lodging have met with at the South.
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nle0ifGl.

Glands SARSAPARILLA.--The prompt action
~ his celebrated upon the Vital Fluid and its
derfully purifying qualities manifested in the of the wor
have puation the best Nedi
cine the world for ulcerous and erupye Diseases Purifying
the blood the liver bowels from the
Of unhealthy secreton is popular
III. ctiye and safest remedy that can be used
Pr.psr,d and sold by A. b. ID. SANDS Wholesale
Drueeists No. 100 Fulton-st, OF Wiamst Newlork
sold also by druggists generally
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Bater Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bln5
WI han ton Eight ride rom the city by ~ and Es
Railroad Visitors viii find this Of the peassnte places n
the Upion Board 81 per week Address J. NORTH. H.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against WILLIAM H. WEED late
of the City Of NewYork merchant deced 70 present the
same, with vouckeTs thereof to LEWIS h. BROWN, NO.
81 Chambers street, IN the City Of New York. or before
tbe twenty fifth day OF November nex-Dated NeYok the
twen,y-sceOnd day OF May, 1857.
LEWIS y. BROWN, lr,o.
my2o lnwomS NM SMITH BROWN. SA'e"'''''
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WAssISGros TERRrroRY.-The Editor Of The ore
goa Statesman, in his issue Of the 10th ult., informs
his rerders that he has just returned from three
weeks trp to Puget Sound. After speaking in warm
terms of the socisbty and hospitality of the generous
residents Of the Sound, he remarks:
between the Columbia River and the Sound these
is considerable good farming couatry, and much OF
sandy and graveDy character not OF superior quail.
,y The country on the Sound is far more extensive
ian we bad supposed j, is said to comprise full 600
miles of shore line, including islands, OF which there
are many, aud beautiful ones But very small per
too Of this extensive country is claimed. The soil y
mach Of il apparently not OF rstrae quality, though
there is some good lsnd. 1t is nearly all heavily TIM
bered and possesses lumber capabilities sacieot to
supply the world for the next century. The sheet Of
water is as fine one eye ever rested upon, and fhe
country Immediately around il as pleasant AMI beaus-
full to look upon could wish Olympus, tho cap
ital of the Territory s well situated at the head Of
the Sourd and commands a view of il, or will when
the trees are cut down, for miles,
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& VPREME COURT-In the First District and
- State Of N.w.York MARTHA HAMPTON. Adniuistrs-
u1 the ,stc se2d, chattes credit: and .sst, Of
w BELL and ABRAHAM BELL, Executors Of Jscob
Bell decreased and SUSAN BROWN. ExecntrY Of David
Brown To the above named DEFENDANTS: You
are moned and required TO the complaint in
hi, action which complaint file in the County Clerks
Office in the NewYork and OF your an
subscribers Office number 30 Beekman street,
in the City within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the day of such seryce and fail to
anwer the complaint aforesaid, the plaintiffs WIZ LAX, ssse
Re and David Brown deceased for the OF pine thousand
dollars with interest the sixteenth day OF May one thou
ond esht fyfouI besides the costs OF this
action - Dated 26h June, 1857. ALANSON NASH,
Plaintiffs No 10 Beck manst ". 7.
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Eesal Notices.

AT A SURROGATEs COURT, held in and
IA for The Comfy Of New York. at the Surogaes Office, IN
he CITY Of New York the 18th day OF July IA the year 1907
Present Alexander w Bradford Surrogate In the matter
OF the application mortgage, lease cell the real esa
CHARLES O'CONNELL deceased: On reading ana ming tue
petition Of John Coy the executor Of the last III s9u
inert Of Charles o. onne Of the City OF New YORK de-
for authority lease sell the real esse o.
said deceased fr the payment Of bis debts
that all interested IN the estate OF the said Chates
Conne deceased appear before the Surrogate OF the Coun
Of NewYork his office in the City OF New YORK. on tue y'
day show why authority should not
given the executor mortgage lease cell so neh oil
the estae Of the said Charles OConne deceased 81
shall be Necessary TO pay his debt. s...
LAWNS A w BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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4 SrEAMBOILAR EXPLOSION
Cortsspondence Of The n. T. Tribnne

Corfesponeence OF The ". T. Tribnne
ELxiRs July 80. 1917.
The tesmboiler in the foundry of Dyer & Co., %,
the corner Of Water and Wisnsr street, exploded this
morning al about 10 O'Clock. The boiler. which was
located 10 the rear Of che foundry lifted up BY the
explosion through the roof carried over the founiy.
across the street somc 80 feel. and striking the ro
Of block of buildings perpendicuary, made its way
TO the ground floor, upon whi'h it rested in DeNiy
vertical portion. Whist s most singular about tbs
accident is, that no enc Of the numerous workmer
employed the shsp and foundry was IN the 'shtss;
Scrre injured although splnters of weed AID pieces
Of iron were scattered in almost every direction
large piece of sosntiiDg entered the windo~ 81 ore
room, passed directly over the head Of . workman
there politely removing his hat. and made lie Ell:
through window on the opposite siie Of Tho room
into the street. As good fortune would have II, the
tenement which tbs boiler entered In such an 10
decorous way was unoccuPied.
We give this story as 1t reaches US, without voreh-
ing for iss accuracy is certainly marvellous If true
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Anew WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

N YORK to ROCHESTER The ROCHESTER, and
CEEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, ls con
n,etion with the Buffalo Corning and New YORK and New
York and Erie Railroads. forms direct route from Newf
10 Rochester. .,, 49,
Tn. ctness Of this route together with the superior com
fort sod.d by renders by Tar the most desra
BILE between the above III med.cities. :,
Tickets procured at the New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot of Dusnest, and No l9 bEoadway aiso
In Jersey City.
Baggage checked through -
Freehts will be ported between New YORK ana hohes
Ter with dispatch Any desired in regard thereto
can obtained by carg tn. General Freight Agent OF me
New York and Railroad Erie Buildings; or u D. IAr
PAN Express Freight Agent, No 1888 Broadway.
No trains Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad Oh
Sunday. j. A hEDflELp oupeilh'eHuoh~
NEW-JERSEY RAlLR0AD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DFIPUIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express Lines: Leave Sv-York ana n
M and and D. fare 49, IL NJ, 50 25 stopping at an
way stations IL aud 90 to Kensngton Through Tickets
aoId for Cincinnati and 5 10 50 and the West and Tor
BALTIMORE Washington, Norfolk, &c, and through baggage
w WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt .
No Barrage viii received train unless delivered
and checked rs ninute in advance the time of leaving
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CUPREME COURT, County Of New.YOrk.-

- LEVI B. TYING, Plaintiff against j. d. WHITE aud A.
g. WEST Defendants Summons for money demand on con-
traetCom not served To the Defendants aud each othem
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer the com
Clerk Of the County of New York at the City Hail.
IN the City of New York and to serve Of your I
Broadway said city, within twenty days after tht service OF
this YOU exclusive Of the day OF such svlee and
" YOU fail to the said complaint within the time aiorc
aa the plaintiff this action will tske Judgment against you
for the sum hundred and ninety dollars with in
ter Fl from the o December thousand eight hun
bred and fifty three beside the costs of this action Dated July
g. 1857 SAMU Ell H. COEnIsNo,
jy4 law6ws' fiaintins Attorney:
The complaint above referred filed i'll the office Of the
Clerk of the County Of NewYork Friday the Sd day Of
July, 1857 SAMUEL " COLZhNS;
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IN Monday June d. 1887 and unth urther notice
cn,e Trains will leave pier foot Of Dunnest as ohows VIA
DUNKIRK EXPRESS. at mr. for Dunklrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS at q m. for Buhalo
MAIL a: IN, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intermediate
Stations. -...- .oo e.rc,
VOCKLANp PASSENGER at $50 pm, from foot Of Cham
hrst via Pernont for Suferns and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER at pm, for Newburgh, Middietown,
and intermediate ststiOps. -,
EMIGRANT pm, for Dunkk and Buffalo and in'eIne-
date stations. - .. 1890. $1,000, ,c,,xn.ys
EXCEPTED).
NIGHT EXPRESS at pIn., for Dnkrk. every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS at pm, for Buffalo every day.
These Express Trains connect at Elmra with the Elm a,
and Niagara Falls Railroad for NIAGARA Fas %
Bpgbsmton with Syracuse and BDgt anton Railroad for
Syrseuse at Coming with Buffalo, Corning and New
Railroad for Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware, aeka
wanna and Western Railroad for Scranton at Honesvhe
with the Buffalo and New York City Rsrcad Tor Suna9 ~
Buelo and with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Ce'e
i""' ' HOMER RAMSDELL, President
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~ c,,>NrR ARRANGEMET, commencing July 10. IeoL-
o. tn New York Nths: and Sb av, en-
tjance 9th st. - ,,v,, yopu r. y,x Usvsr = "A
q 20 M .enJ: l2:45 34a 4;2o lex and 40 9 IN. f9d
Brasspor,s 90 s2oa M lex 2t5 - Nv !.h and ~
pors 10 m RS s:4 4::op 70. NOrwaA % s:%
"a h,seowioh 7:0 $40 a m; l245. 3;45 $50 SD 6:3s
m For stamford 7:aO 500 tex SPA 3i go. a4s
d;ase s,tp, 100 ~ M. l2:i 3+5 40 5S5 uS5 F. m
CONNECTING TRAlNS-For Boston, 8; ~ m .er :: ~
n M es1 For Hartford and Springfield 82oa m lex u; -
M 20 .. (es) forConnecticu River Rahoad 70 M9nt
real $3.50 tex and $40 IN Tex 70 Northampton FOR
Ton For New London Railroad, eco M, +:ao P m Fcr
Housatoaic Railroad $50 m 40 p M f%I Sansa'ocs
NorwalE RAILROAD 720 go a IN 4:op m.
Tp AIMS To NFW-YORK-From New Haven, $50. T.
a.as M ie1 80 lex J. $50 p IN lex From Bridge
port $40 749 TO- m e. 2S7 ss, 9ig3! ~
and 545 1905 D. n (ex) From Port Chester, 3:27 64a
ia s;5a ii:SO N. lex S:4S 6:2 m
''~'' WV JAMES II. HOYT Superintendent.
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nAR LEM RAOI L r D 4 y
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencips WED NESDAY, JUNO > IS1

" y =,
Tsa,ns have Dspo, corner Of White and Centre ~. ~ ~
-Ghotop Falls TranA eps with line Of stage '
Mahspse ~ Expires Ma Train for Albany :. p,sS'
at ..on Fs With ine Of s,ses r Lake sshsm Four
(ssps,s - it'll Wssen Rabpea for Albany Troy, IA 10000
tbc West 81 MlleIton Tfsn sopp'ahn s.siops 81 %
81 n N, Williams Bridge T'sin stopRns . =. ~
m Whit. Pi.ss Trsia stopping at ell r-Ion. Bs. r,ia
Lesve EStht Station ~ ,;,, Rr;dse Tram >; 10.
pipp III stations. Plain. Train spr a%r at al
ali st,on. 2, mWnH .n T,s s,ppias At al .iatos
,n M witsm. Bridge Train %PBinf al a. sn,snd.u.
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IlihtH Tis'ih's' ave- w. '''No"''ey' 80
CUPREME- COURT, City and County of New
~ York. EBERT HO0GLAND and FRANK u. WEST
sgt. RICHARD NJ HARRISON and g. W. ELMER TO the
defendants above named You hereby summoned and
reouiI.d to answer the complaint in this action, which VIII
be filed Office of the Clerk OF the City and County
City Hall in the City of New York and TO
TO the said complaint on the SUB
rihrr at his Office No 6 Broadway in the City OF New
York. within twenty days after the service of this SUMMONS on
yo exclusive of the day of such sevcc and you fail to az
er the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
this action will take Judgment against for the sum OF
thousand aud eighty dollars with interest from the
first day November Thousand eight hundred and Eysx
beside the this actionDated New York June 30 1871
WIN Z. CURTIS, Pantifs Attorney
No. lO6 Broadway Ncw-York.
The complaint In this action filed in the Office OF the
Clerk the City and County of NewYork on the 10th dsy OF
jyil-is9ews WIN z. CURTIS Plaintiff Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-HAYM NJ. ANDREWS
- aet THE EXETER BANK-Sumnops for Money
DemspdTo the d-fendants-You hereby summoned TO
the complaint In this action, which viii be hed In the
Office Clerk the City and County of New York at his
Office at the CITY Hail. in the City Of NewY and to
copy of your Office at No 10 the
City Newly ork within twenty lays after the service OF this
summons you exclusive Of the Of such service and
fail the said complaint aforesaid, .hc plaintiff wal
,xtyve dollars with inere. from the nineteenth day OF
lone one thousand eight hundred aud fy even beside The
eo.,s of tnis action-Dsed 18th cay of July, 1887
WILLIAM p. CHAMBERS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
n B-The complaint in the above action fisd IN the
eace Of The Clerk the City and County Of NewYorS on
the 18th day of July 1851 WILLIAM p CHAMBERS
- IL l8 law6wS Plaintiffs Attorney.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

s#- Dr. M Tanc, the inventor of the celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa used these pills for several years in his practice before he could be induced to offer them to the pub hc Tn such manner as to make them known through out the county This learned physician felt the rePughance that all high minded men of science feel Tn entering the lists against those unscrup,ous en- pircs who obrude their useless nostrIp,s upon the puollc and rely upon system of putiiug to sustain them. CoMvince3 however; of the real vaIue of the Liver Pis. and influenced by the plain dictates of duty, the Doctor finally authorized Fleminc Eros of Pittsburgh, Pa.. who the sole proprietors to manufacture and place them before the public. This great medicine has not disappointed the expectations of his friends the medico faculty at whose instance he was induced to place them before the public in their present popnlar form. From every quarter do we hear the most gratifying accounts of their won derful curative efects-tlie East ani the West the North and the South, are alike laden with "tdiups of great joy" from the afflicted. These wonderful Pills have completely conquered that great scourge of America the Liver Complaint
 s-t5 Purchasers will De careful to ssl, for DR. ar- LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufac- tnred by FLEMING BROS of Pittsburgh Pa There are other Pills purportnc to be Liver Pills now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's genuine Liver filIs, also his celebrated Nermfuge can now be had at all respectable drug stores Ione 0equf.e soit.0ut Me "7gHdtHre ~ FLEMING BROS.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

William Adams (Clarksvile Distric) 69 votes.
 David w. Carroll (Little Rock DstricD 6S votes.
 Jas. M Killgore (Washington DistricD 69 votes.
 John Q. o. Smith (Helena District) 66 votes. R.F Richardson (Champagnolle District) 6S votes.
 The Senate returned to their chamber
 Mir. Trimble in the chair.
 On motion of MT. Scogin, House bill to in- corporate the Arkansas Manufacturing compa- n.y. was taken up and passed. :, On motion of Mr. Redmond, House bill "for the relief Of James M. Cox" was taken up and passed. The Senate adjousued until to morrow morn inc
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
Masonic.

At regular meeting of Ozark Lodge, No. 49 held at their lodge room in the town of Ozark, on the Sd of January, 1857. the follow ing preamble and resolutions were Unanimously adopted:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased the great Maker of the universe, in the dispeusation of his wise providence to take from our midst our esteem ed brother, A. $. PARIS. In his death We are called to mourn the loss of one of our best citi- zens and all exemplary Mason. Therefore. be 1t, ;
 Resolvea, That in the death of our beloved brother, our Lodge and fraternity have lost one ot thelr brightest lights, socially an ornament our country good citizen, his parents dutiful and atiectonate son.
 Res2fcet, That we tender his bereaved family our warmest sympathy, with an assurance of the trmest affection with which we cherish the memory of our departed brother.
 Resofued That as testimonial of our reoard for our deceased brother, the members of said Lodge wear a badge of mourn,no for thirty days, and that copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved parents of our deceased brother, and also a copy be furnished the True Democrat for publication.
 ! D. c. HAIL, Seey
 5; 5 5 z 2; H.H. SsH.''' Con.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY or MoNTaoMERY.i

STATE OF ARKANSAS
 COUNTY or MoNTsoMxRYi
 In the Montgomery Circuit Court in Ch.neerx he. ,9re the Clerk thereof in vacation, the s4th day of November, 4. D. 1856. Andrew J. Irons, Complainant,
 William, Mary, Thomas B.. Jane. an5 patsu an'' Denton' helrs of Benjamin Denton, decea,ed ds fendants. s" oe- n nN this day came said complainant. by his ,olei. LOT, Ah'uew bo"ies' and filed his bill of com plant against the said detendans the object of b;ch IS to compel the specific performance of an ngreenen. TOT the purchase and sale of the following tract os lands. situate In the couuty and State aforesaid ,o "t' ohe west Quarter of the South east Quar- ter of Section number 5, in Township nun Der South of Range number 22 West. containing 4D sc,cs mad, ny and between said complainant and the said Ben amin Denton i'll his fife tme an,! urayiny that titl. III lee slmpe thereto be decreed unto him. the said eoen'!i"lh"ht And 1t appearing from the afidavis oi ssid complainant flied with his said bill. that the sala defendants are non-resdents of the State of Ar haiisaS on motion Of sid complainant it is tbereupor ordered, that the said defendants be- and thev arc hefeoy hoted of the object and pendency of this suit anu That unless they appear before this court op or before the third day of the next term tbcrnof rt court to be holden ct the court house in and for said county of Montgomery, on the Second Monday oi March next, after the date hereof and plead an swer or demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed and decree be entered accordingly: and IS further ordered that copy of this entry and order be inserted and published in the True Democrat A newspaper published at the city of Ittlo Rock State or Arkanss for two weeks successivey tEo last in- serlon to De at least four weeks before the commence ment of the said term of hs coult and that tn. same, when so made and published be taken md deemed as sufficient notice to said defendants of the object and pendency of this suit.
 D; A. WOoLARD Clerk.
 true copy from the Record
 Attest; D. A. WOOLARD, Clerk
 Jan lS'5T-2w. Cost of adv. ss)
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

CoUNI1 Of PERKY. ~Ni' In the Circuit Court of said county on the Cbancerv
 side thereof, September term, A. D. 1856. Prieilla A. Sephorn. Complainant
 NS. Kill fnr Hill W. Seahorn Defendant.
 A ND said complainant, by Ter solicitor. comes and N shows to the court here thnt the defendant is lent o the Slate of Arkurs.s it is therefor. ordered that publication be made. notifying the do lendant that the complainant has fe her bill against hlm, the object ot which is to dissolve the lpurrnys contract heretofore entered into between said com piainant and the said defendant And it is further ordered that said defendant appear before this court on or before the third day of the term hereof at court to be ho'den nt the house in the county oi Ferry III tHe State of Arkansas on the first Mon day ot March. 4. D. 1857. and then and tuere plead answer or deinnr to said bill or the salno wl be tk en as confessed and q decree entered accordineiy and hat th!s order be published in some newspaper printed m this Stale, by two weekly insertions, the last to be at ast four weeks before Enc first day of said term.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest JOHN W RIeOS CI,.L
 Jan IS '57.-2w Cost of adv d 00l
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

ONE THOUSAND PERSONS KILLED BY A STROKE OF LIGHTNING. Accounts from Rhodes states that the lightning struck the immense store of gunpowder which was placed in the vaults belonging to the ancient knights, destroy ing the whole Turkish quarter so completely y that only three children were saved. One thousand persons are said to have perished.