davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
Affairs in China.

The Shanghae Neoos Letter, May rs, contains
the following neWs:-
PEKR.
The coal and iron mines a. Chaitaug siXty-dve
miles westnorlh west Of Pekin are now in fair
way OF beng fully developed. The lesdng lnte-
rests are moving in the matter, and there is an
evident dis posiuou on the part OF the native au.
thoIlties TO further the project
TIENTsIN.
The rebels showed themselves hereabouts
duIing the latter part OF April and the LIST inst.
to the number, it was estimated, OF 30, 900
men, led by Tartar brave, only about nine
teen Years old. Tue usual scenes OF burning
villages and slaughter OF the country people
were enacted very near here. Tue grain iunks
in the Pebo river appeared To be the object
for approaching 1tentsln. as the place was not
attacked. On the 18th inst, rumors OF rebels
being at Pou-Tlng. Foo we're again circulated.
The want of an American vessel-o oi-War has
been for some time ielt here, and as the United
States Squadron Is Known to be on no very
active service either IN Japan or South China
1t appears somewhat strange that Admira'
Rowan should moi have sent "double-ender,n
at least TO this quarter long ere this. The
Shenandoah i not expected here even afser her
return from the Corea.
CHEFoo.
The Northern trade is prostrated by the con-
staAt incprstons OF the rebels, and the Gul
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
A Fatal stabbing ARRAY in Louisville.

9pectat Despdach 10 The EUefl''sg Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 23.-Thomas Sale was
fatally stabbed by John Lowler yesterday moru-
ing. Lowler, last evening", in,errogated little
girl in the employ OF Sale, in regard to iltreat-
ment reported to have been received by her at
the bands of Sale. The girl informed Sales
vile Of the conversation, who thereupon visited
Lowler. lie gave her some abuse. Sale went
to Lowlers blacksmith shop this morning aud
demanded an apology, when a fight ensued, in
which Sale was stabbed four times In the right
side, killing him Instantly. LoWler surrendered
hlmselE
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
HAYTL.
Reaction iA favor or sAInAVe-The At
rscR On JaCAnsl.


Advices from Portau.Prince to July 10 say
Thr British representative has demanied cash
to paw Tor damage done 10 one of her Britannia
Majesty's war vessels daring the recent revolu.
tonary movement. A reactouary movement
has set in at Jacmel against the Government
Elebty OF the inhabitan reque ted arms o.
President Salnave. Some of the people declare
sanaVe Emperor of Hayti, but he declined he
title. General Toussalut, the abest man, pro.
baby, In the place, accepted the com n and a.
Cajero, where the rebels captured two hund re
n en-. Tue plcoS, or mount alncers, attacked
Jacmel. The Inhabitants resisted the assault until
General Rebeccs arrived. A desperate fgnt
elsued, in which General Rebacca was wounded
The citizens, no Vever, succeeded in repulsng
the nountaipeers, WHO lost one hundred auI
thirty men. General Taillos was missing after
The battle. General Pointjour was shot without
trial. General Louis plllaged the town OF
I.oUsepetTe aud assassinated the commsndant,
Ioissant His two sons have gone 10 plrsalt Of
the murderer. at Jicmel the respectable in-
haoitants hail Sslnave as only competent to
restore order. The United states steamer
Peno0scot came into this harbor, after cruising
around the island Of 81. Domingo, on the ON
instant. The United States steamer COntoocook
" also IN port,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23

Foreign Exchange on London:-3 days, l10i
@ll0t; 6V days, lI00llO4. On Parls:-60 days,
81. l6d5i. l34; 3 DAYS, 81. 13i05L l2l.
-Nessrs. Jay Cooke GO. q4ote Govern
meut securities. ETC.,. as f iioSs:-U. s. g.. of
1851, 1l5@ll5I; old 20-, ll4s@ l4s; oew s 20s,
1864 1ll4@lll4; To-, 1885, liz 06ll2s; 520s, July,
lO9t "a lO9s do, 1887 l09J6olO9s; do. 1868 109f
@lO9s; lo4Os, lOss 1881; 7'SOs, Jay 1885 a lJsi.
Gold. 143i.
-Messrs. William Painter q Co., bankers,
No. 36 s. TIL rd street. report the fol owing
rates 0f exchange TO-DAY at IL o'clocK:--
United States Is. 1881, lt5I 5IGtI5l; q. 5. sos,
1851 l14s@ll4I, do. 1864 lll!alll4, do, 1866,
1921 d1l24; do. Julv, 1865, lO9@l09t; do July,
1867 IO94@lOe2 1868, lO94@1O9I; 8, ,1O-4Os, IOSf
GlCSl: u. 5. 1905, 81 series, l08&@l 81; Cons
pounO Interest Notes, d cemhet, 1'64, ll9; May,
1865, ll9: August, 1885, lis5@llsa; September,
1865, 1851 llSl; October 1865, ll74@ll7}. Gold
1886 @l43t.
-Nessrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street. report the following rates Of ex-
change TO-DAY at 3 P. NJ: U. S. g. OF 1881 lis
@ll5l; do. 1852, 4!E,l4i; DO. 1854, lllt@
lll3; do, 1865, 1l2IGll23; 10. 1865. new. lO9B "a
1893; TO-, 1867. y, 1893 1903; TO-, 1868, lO9l
@l09{; do, IS, 10 40,, l0Si DlO83 do. 1905,
July. i0s3,0lO9; Que Compolud Interest Notes,
ll9I; August, 1865 1lsAe !l82 d.. Septe@ber.
1865, ll7&Ml18!; do. October, 1865, 1l74@ll7l.
Gold, I43lol434. Su yer, 1876 6l33.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
FINANCE AND OOMMERCE.
ORPICE OF THE EVENING TELReRAPH
Thursday, July q, I86a.

The Money Market, as we have noticed for
some time past. continues easy. Call loans rule
at 4GQ6 per cent: first class mercantile paper
ranges from cor per cent. per aunum. The
Stock Market opened very dun tBis morn
ing, but prices we're without any material chance.
Government securities were firmly held. ll5i
was bid for Is OF 1881; 1854 for 10 40s; l0sS
for July 7'9O-; III for '64 6-20s; ll2i for '65
5-2Os; 1904 for July 65 620s; l09l for '67 5.20s;
and 1893; for 69 b2Os. City loaus were un.
changed.
Railroad shares were inactive. Pennsylvania
Railroad sold at 62a, no change; Lehigh Valley
at 64i, no change; CataWissa preferred at 929@
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23

General Pulgar, and the altar serving t'oem as
O barrlcade they drove Bruzuaps troops inch
by inch inside the building in o the steeples Of
the church. Unable TO ascend tie stairs re-
course wa had to n fnmigatton OF sulph lr, AMI
TINS they were broupbt gradually down. The
officer Lara ascending with two CT three men
on the outside of the steeple, he himself clnng
to the statue OF Faith surmOunting the dome,
and swofe 10 perish before sHrreuderng. No
persuasioDs were oi any avail until orders we're
transmitted 10 HIM from General Bruzual TO
surrender.
The other fortified places surrounding the
square were taken IN ike manner, aud General
Bruzua ded alone through the root of the Gov
eminent House.
During the terrific fight al Caracas, which
lasted nom the 21st to the 23d ultimo, two
thousand men were placed hors de combat
The streets were covered with dead aud
wounded and every building which was forti-
ted has been nearly demolished. In the Gov
ernmrnt House the iurniture and ornaments Of
every kind were completely DESTROYED, and,
much TO the satisfaction OF Falcons pArIy, not
a vestiee has been left of governmental records
OF any sort.
Tbe New Government SeskIAg AId-vhs
FOretgssrs Likewiss-a ne AnAeFIcHn
MIptster.
By cuba Cable.
HAVANA, july 21.-There arrived at 81. Thomas
on the 10th Il slant nom the republ c of Vene-
zuels Seror Yalentiner As Munster Pleulp 'en-
tia1y, comm 'sslOLed by General Monagas, the
newly proclaimed President, to pnrcbase
sChooners, ammunition aud other matertal OF
war 10 b. employed ill the defense OF the new
older OF AFFAIRS
On the same vessel with Senor Valeutiner
comes the United States Minister resident at
Caracas, Hor. Mr. Stllwell, who embaIks tor
Wash'ngto ny way OF Colon, Colomb a. The
American Minister quited his post at Ca' acc4s
oDacCount of lie TACT lha. his lite was really not
ae IN the place.
There was also on board Senor Lafout, a
wealthy merchant of Jacmel H tvti, wuo is to
employ himself in soliciting foreign protec ion
Tor the inhabitants of the island. With q1te a
nun Der OF destitute Havtiens, who are almost
without clothing and verglng on pauperized
condition,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Navigation Of the MIssOurI River
COhVIctIOA OF MISUNDERSTANDING
meat and Breach Of Promise Gases.


COnvIctIOA OF n MuVdsrsr-E bszzIe-
meat and Breach Of Promise Gases.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, July 23-Montana papers state the
steamer Guidon is to be taken bodily overland
around the Great Fails above Benton, and is
hereafter to ply as q regular packet in waters
heretofore undl5turbei by steamers wheel,
adding many more miles 10 the navigation OF
the Missouri river. The boat will be placed on
skids, and snaked overland.
Parks, negro, has been convicted Of murder
in the first degree for shooting Charlotte Den.
nan last August.
william l.. Nelson, President of the Mutual
Insurance Company, has been are sted for en-
bozzlng 500 from Mr.. Frezen.
Rebeccs Bradford has sued H. G. Cady for
$40 000 for breach OF promise and seduction.
The thermometer here yesterday was ninety
eight degrees. Three fatal cases of sun-stroke
occurred,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23

UttdUtOV~ hITUt6 HStOS sec IllStQ6 PuOeS.
PoRa OF PHILADELPB la .-......... July az.
STATE OF THERMeMKTsR AT THE EVENING rFLE-
IA. M.""..--7s II A. M. ......s8l2 p M......,sz
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
BTig MARY ~ Conery' Comery, Gibraltar for orders,
scnr sagaduce Kenpard. Portland Penn Gas CoaIoo.
schr s 1; simmons Candy, Boston. CasGner s.icS.
ney Wellington.
Br schr W. K. Chapman, Long, st. John. N. b., ]. E
schr Minnie Drifting. Grlfing Hartford, wes.mor..
schT E. D. Endicott Endcott. Boston. U. 3. ou,rtsr.
schr r. Peterson. English, Boston. Geo g Kepprar
Schr p. A. Sanders Carroll Boston, Borda, ks or &
schT P. soice Adams. Salem. Lehigh Coal and Navt.
schr J.. Thompson, Endcott. Providence. L. Auien.
schT j. Kienzle, steelmsn. Cambridge.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
sehr E g. Potter spsrKs' M 10 DAYS % from MatauSas,
w5 abs pSe SRd %TsSset ns n aougs
schr Il. ID. Endc,It, FndicOtl, from Boston,
schr p Boce Adams. from Boston
so6r P A. SSoGss CsrTS "a mSE from from soston: oo
CsT &ps Epg ro% svo
schr Isabella Thompson, E 'dIcotttromProyidenoet
Correspondence Of the Patladctp4ta Eso.a,.Os,
LEWIS, bel, July 22-6 A, M.-snio Auguste. for
Pniiadelphis wsnt TO sea yesterday afteraoon. 0--
oeIea to S1SSfS from 6srH 2iss
MEMUHANDA
BaTque Argus LaugniDrichs for philadelphia.
cleared AT Bermuda 8Jn inst.
haIque Thomas, WOTtendyke hence at Cardenaa
Brig James B. Kirby Godfrey, hence, at cIenusgos
Brig Grace Darling Martin, for Philadelphia sailed
from Cisnfuegss 18Th inst
Brig george Burnham, SmOnton. hence, AT Matsn.
N' Bris Romsine Gard, for Clentuegos, sailed from
BTis Ellen p Stewart. Holland, for Philadelphia,
ss' ed from Trinidad sth lust ,,, -,
Brig walthGm. Lewis, for Philadelphia sailed from
ScbIS Z w. II White Craumer; ElvIe Davis Johu-
son; and H. & s, CorsoD, Corson' hence' at Boston
sehT Chavles H. Moler Brown. for PhilaGelpha,
sebT j J spencer, Fleming, for Philadelphia, sailed
from CaIderas le.1 INST
schT Amanda FiansRan. Collins, for Philadelphia,
sair ed from Trinidad ~ h inst
schr Ella NJ. Pennel Atcnell. hence, at CaisIs lsth
schr tennessee, Greed, for Philadelphia cleared at
scbP M. r. Carlisle Potter. for Philadelphia sailed
schr John Crock ord Briggs. hence at Fall River
schr Mlndora Higgins. hence. at Gloucester 2OtR
sonp N. Gould CroweIl. hence for Boston, at
sh sobn H. Perry Kely, for Philadelphia sailed
from New Bed ord 2lst Inst.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YoRK- July p Arrived, steamship Penn
KvIvsnia. Hall from LiVerpDpl,
ateamshlD Al AIiEonA Maury. from AsplnWals
steamship Virgo, DeAEen from Vera OruG
sieamsbip Columbia, Van Size, from HAysnR.
Ship Perseverance, Roberts IN, rem 1--we p5ol,
BAIgue 1ndustrie, Tonnesep, hem A2Idsanxs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
VENEZUELA.
Further Particulars OF the Capture of
OaraccaBs

By Steamer.
Writing from Puerto Cabello, July Z, the N, Y.
He1a DIS correspondent says:-
Stree last mail lor the United States events
OF great InreIest have rranspreC 10 TINS republic
General jose Taoea Mona rs, late Pres dent,
ap rOachod the capital with au army Of 2jO0
men; from the Eas ern Sta,es OF Barcelona aud
Cuu ana the revolution try troops III and in the
nelgnbOThood o. Caracas wi h Gen. Mendoza
AT their head, JON him, and new pegotIalOos
for peace are entered INTO bet cen Monagas and
BTuZual.
On tbe 2lst the forces Of Monagas, encamped
at Cbacao, about IN ee miles from he city, and
then aoou 500 strong, were at acked, but they
were bravely repulsed aud followed 10 plrsult
10 he cuy or Crraccas, which has been care
July oriied hS all the SKILL OF BruLusl's best
chiefs, with artillery mounted uDon the best
stual ed points OF the civ, including the Gov
ernuent house, ArchbishOp's palace, the
arsenal, and barTa ks, ami the cathedral ITSELF
after arr sung he Archbishop 1or refusing TO
deliver u , he KEYS.
The reyolu lonary army entered the city from
The east: one by one, and with bravery drove
BrnZuaPs troors nom everV position.
Before attacking the Cathedral General Jose
Gregoria Mouae as, the immediate commander
of the army, an1 nephew OF the commander.
the inIproprlety of baIricadlug themselves in
such a h0lv place, and shovel his I'm willing
ness TO make II the scene OF bloody coutest,
The General 10 command agreeing with HIM
sent word to General Bruzual 10 have him re-
placed by ano, her officer, as he un willing
TO make himself he instrument OF such sacTllege
by defend ne the pare.
BruEual put An officer named Lara 10 charge
ana bTe was opened AGAIN by he revolutiOnlsts,
who had, in the meantime. heen gaming ground
in other quarters OF the city. A breach was
made through the rear OF the Cathedral by
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
From Chicago.

Special Despatch to The EUentn0 Telegraph
CHICAGO, July 29,-Durng the last week the
mortality OF Chicago was 263, an increase of lSS
over the previous week.
The work on the Washington street tunnel
progresses steadily, and the whole will probably
be con pleted by December. The cost is esti-
mated at S4OO,0 600.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
GEORGIA..


Governor BullOch's Inaugural Ado Gsss.
At his Inauguration yesterday, Governor Bull
lock- Of Georgia, delivered an address, in the
course of which be saii:-
We ale assembled here to-day under the foI-
terEg care and proIec lon OF our General Gov
eminent. THROUGH its clemeuCy We are per-
miued 10 lraugurate civil government for our
State, that will suDercede the mIitarV power
which has been supr me in our midst since the
failure OF an attempt to establish the sovereignty
OF separate States, In opposition TO the Consrt-
tuition and Union framed by the people OF the
United States. 1he misfortuI es that have fol-
lowed misaJ pI enepsion OF the allegiance due by
the indiv dual ctlZtn have beco ne part OF our
history, and need only 10 be referred 10 when
there may be DANCER oi its repellIon. We have
good reason TO congratulate ourselves that we
have sc rapidly abandoned our erroneous OPT.
Mons, and that under the ben 60 influence OF
the | brTal laws of Congress we have progres e
successfully toward leNtoIalon 10 our proper
rlaCe in the UolOn, and especially should we
rejoice that this has been accomplished not
withstandng that IN the pursuit of 8 proper
policy we have been distracted aud divided
among ourselves bg the failcre of the National
Executive TO act III harmony with the will of
the people constitutonally expressed
With territory OF magnificent proportions,
unsurpassed IN richness OF natural res ources,
We have but to apply ourselves to ITS develop
mont to reap u hounteeus reward. By united
Efforts in the enforcement o. civil law occurring
10 everV OI e the lawful expression OF their poll
tiCa opinion and the enjoyment OF the results
of their labor, we will invite wi hin our borders
an ncreased population to share with US the
comforts OF our climate and The wealth Of our
agricultural and mlneral productions.
BIlliaTds-DemOcratic Nomination.
CHICAGO, July 23.--Iu the match game et
billiards between Professor Carme and Joseph
Vermun last night, 1900 points for 500 was
won by the former, Vermulin making but 1856
points.
General ]. W, Singleton was nominated for
Congress by the Fourth Congressional ConYen-
ton at Monmouth yesterday
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
FROM -BALTIlNORE.
Lynch Law la MnryIaHd-GNverno
SWahn's PoIttlcsA Asp'FaLIORB.
he EUsatng Ie'cgTGp6.

8pectaI DeSpotch 70 7ht hUsaI1g Ie7"gIUt1I..
BALTIMORE, July 23, 1868
AT Belair in Hartford county, yesterday after.
noon, a colored man, named Isaac Moore, was
rescued from the magistrate and other officers
where he was undergoing an examination upon
the charge Of attempting rape npon a highly
respectable girl, aud was hung by number o.
citizens until dead. Great excitement pre-
vailed.
Governor wann is lighting desperately for the
nomination of the Third Cong ressional District,
but the Democrats say they see no reason why
he should hope for support for them when they
have plenty unadul Grated men in their ranks
entitled to consideration.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
steamers are irving to make living by Carrying
pulse and beanoake at ship rates.
NAHKIN


NANKIN.
Tsen Kwo-Fan has, 1t appears. really advised,
in an official despa'ch to the Government NJ
lekiD, the mmed ate opening of some dve
coal mines or pIts near aud in the region a0Jut
NanklD, subject to treaty action, In so tar as
tore gDPre ale concerned, but practically for the
future bene0t OF Chnese alone. As tue Viceroy
has already started Tor Sbaughae via Soochow,
the proof of his intentions, good or otherwise,
may shortly become officially and publicly
acknowledged.
CHINKIANG.
During the 6rst quarter of 1868 there were
impor ed "a, 236 pieces cotton piece goods valued
at tls. Sc l9l and 5072 pieces wooden piece goods
valued at tls 66, 763, being a very great increase
OF the trade OF the port over any previous quar-.
ter. The city is being rebuilt very rapidly TO
accommodate the growing population.
HONG KONG.
A proclamation has been Issued Notifying the
disarmament OF all Chine c ish M jnuks trading
at that poit. THIS measure has been adopted
IN order to suppress piracy in tho G waters, it
having been found that under cover OF trading
numerous juDkmen yet continue their old prac-
tice as iTeebooters. SIR Ii. KepDel, commanding
tue British naval forces IN the East, has arrange
the matter TO his own satisfaction and that OF
tte Chine officials at Canton, an the British
guDbOa's are not likely again to be called out
OF harbor. without knowing what work they
have to DO,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
Shinment of Specie.

Special DeSpotch 10 me EUeEtng IelegToph.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The steamer Bremen
to-day takes out $l59,OOO in specie.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
Reported By De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third streea
EIRNT RnARD-

foreign quotations. repOr ed ey Whelen Bro.
tncrs, Gold, Stock, and Exchange Brokers, No.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
SOUTH AMERICA.
Later News by Cable and Steamer.
Slow Progress of the Revolu-
ton in Panama The
Troubles in Vene-
zuela.
Dts.. Mts" Ets" Hts" Ets'i Kss'

By the arrival at New York Of the steamer
Arizona We have adylces from Aspinwall TO
July IA.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23

s25; a decline Of Z: and Northern Central M taSl
an advance or d. 47i was b d for Reading; 26 for
Philadelphia and IRE; 33'mr North Pennsylvar
MIA; 1854 for Camden aud Amboy; 43t Little
Schuylkll.
City Passenger Railroad shares were dull.
70 was Did Tor Second aud To r. sc for r, mt
and Eleventh; 10 for HestonVllle; "a for Girara
College; aud 4s Tor Union.
bank shares were dmly hell at full prices,
but we hear OF no sales. SO was bid for Com
nero al; LOG f"t Sou wark; COZ for Girard; 81
In Canal shares there vas very little m oves
ment. Morris Canal preferred sold at rs. no
change. III vas bid for schuylkin Naviea,ion
common; 2ll for preerred do; 16 tor snsoues
hanna Canal; and 2li Tor Leblgh Navigation.
PHILADELPHIA BTOvk EXOaAEsE sALEs TO-DAY
Rapoftad by de Haven 4 Bro No, 40 q, Third streaa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine Ne,os Inside Pages
PoR1 OF PHILADELPB BIA IA.........,..,....JULY "a.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rpLr-
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA, M.,....-..79 IL A. M...... .....88l q p. Ann az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
The Good Samaritan,

Having .ecaroi .As 1elasIveagsne Of thai N. rlu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

WHrs the Pruaeisn Minister Fad fnishtd
signing the late NATURALIZATION treaty with
the United States at Berlin, he put down bis
pen and said TO Mr.. Bancroft, aMt I'll. you have
beaten u.s." stoh, no. la~ughingly replied
the Minister stven have only recognized
the rights Of man. t'Ai any rate c%ontinus
ed the Prussian commissioner, ''you have got
what your predecessors have always been
trying to get, but failed to attain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
asssaM -
Vbe lailp 6ate 0Iitp.

The Connecticut gold dieeers are still hard
at work on the Seattle river, picking, drilling
and blasting into the solid rock, some twenty
feet below the surface 81 the earth. They
have struck the walls of the treAsare~bearing
cave, and as soon as they can penetrate into
the interior, the bars ofgold and chests OF dia-
almonds will be within their grasp. The me-
dinm in Boston sends daily directions for the
proseeations@efth the search. derived from, the
Spirit OF Benjaniin franklin. who superintends
The operation, and everything is done mac
cordance with the instruction Of the hiaher in-
tefieenee. Verify he fools are not Jet all
dead
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
Legal Notice.

ToA J Mesfary. administrator sef the state OF + p
Easter, deceased, { d s~toekrnan, B Craig, d4yfsre Of Il
Craig, EDuaa p Ens:ef. uid W. sud Hannah Enstsr,
dau s,tsr ssne niaar heir ofTf Ersscr, dscaased.
ypU ard zach Of yon are hereby notified that there
i il now on file In the Ciei ks Ogica OF the District
Gcoft Of Lee Ceuaty, Iowa at FORT Madison. a petition Of
B+uiafain 7 Hsgerinaa, administrator sf the estate 81
Jsnaas Yee, deceassd, claiming from a j MeErAry, ~.
miristrat1s Of the estate af 7 gnstsr, deceased, the
gum Of -Four THOUSAND Dtsafs, - mnney irsfty due
on a nrerstsz1ry note si,en by thrzsid Enstrr 70 TIM kasd
James Yale. ard against afl OF ysn st.eree for thu fsre-
ciaaareo OF q mortgage on the flflastiRs described real
es,ate, ta-~tt: T7A west hsif az lot eleven oil. bleek
ixty-fsetE5ti the City ofKeokax, Lee Gauaty, Iowa,
said mortgage given BY sad Easter 10 secure aid nsfs
said note snd mortgage dated tho 1ifl of crendher. tks7
Nov usless you appear thereto snd iefeti before noon
OF the secend day Of the usrt tAfn 1T the sid pstdAs
Court nj Fnft Hadfs n, comm eneing On ths third h0ndsy
Of .sv, 1858, jadgmen; And decree By default viii b
rendered against ;ou Their. on,
RAyKIEk NcEBAHY,
fnfbis PFA~ kfrrNsvsA