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HAVING permanently located in Glasgow, res
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great satisfaction, most particularly that
portion relating to the gold operations in
California.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, Is4s:

port. Faxes Tor the diffusion Of knowledge
are like EaPors that go Up only to come down
again tObeau'ify and ~feftlize The earth. such
wealthy classes will pay willingly hundreds ot
dollars TO an insurance Office, and vet do not
see that education il The great insurance Oom-
Pany that insuFes all others. No oneis a
highEas not to need the education Of she peo.
PIE q ) safeguard, md no one 4 % Iow u u
b Beneath its Uplifting power. The safety ii
LIZ and the secdrity Of property lie i'll lHe yirs
tue end intelligence Of the people. What VIII
We y there II laws unless there Is Intelligence
4 FHfasiYs md uDdsrssand their justice? Ii
lha wealthy afe not " aoms wise plan brpaahs
u Unite III common with she whole population
IN the Common SEhnols, they must sttugpie
on az disrepuiable Of inferior institutions; and
finally fnil, Tax all sufficiently 10 perfect the
system. Make The Common School best OF
ALI because il is common TO all. Let all send
~toii-alIhaye u fair staEt-and no distinction in
early edIcasicn. A very common idea Ia,
that man needs no other education than will
A. him fot laBori bnt such il treason 10 ITS
very existence. His claims Tor education
spring from his nature, and not from bis call.
ing, 10 y part Of ourking and par oF our
sovereignty. Then, should he not have q SOW
sreign's educatiOn2 Why is the independent
newspaper press silent on this great subject?
II i because we have 20 many abuses to re-
form, and 90 many important measures 10 adj
v%oeate, that no time i LETT for this, perhaps, the
gFeatest Of all?
In conclusion, would most respectfully
urge the press throughout the State to take up
this great and interesting subject, and pursue
1t oasuccessfpl result,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
CONVENTION OR No CONVENTION.

CONVENTION OR No CONVENTION.
Our readers will bear in mind that the las
legislature enacted a law, the object Of which
was to ascertain the sense Of the people fully
as to whether they were in favor Of or opposed
to, calling a convention to remodel the Eonsti
tuition II the State. Under lie PROVISIONS o
that law (which we hive frequently published,
every voter win DO called upon to vote Directly
fol Of against the proposition. The eighth
and leading section Of the act is as follows:
"Be Il further enacted, That at the general
election. held On the first Monday and day fol.
loving in November, 1919, ii shall be the duty
Of the managers Of the election, nt each pre-
cinct in every county in this State, 10 ask oil
each and every goisf whether He is.in favor Of
Of agaiiast he aid CONVENTION. and the vOres
for and against the same, shall be taken and
returned, as Is provided for in this act. II
shall be tho dSty Of the several officers hold
ing ths elections, 10 ask the voter, as he pre-
aen,s his ticket; fare you for Or agains. the
~cOn3shtiOn?' and the clerks Of the election
will b careful u keep a record Of the votes
for and agsiRsr tie convention but no elector
viii be allowed 20 vote on this question, who
does not vote Tor members Of the Legislature"
Il il our impression that the people Of the
State are very well satisfied with Inc COhsIitu-
ton az Il Il. This Constitution PrOyfdeaa way
fol its own alteration or amendment. II parts
Of il are Objectionable let them Be e%xpunged
in the usual way, We do not see any strong
necessity for gong - the heavy expense Of
calling ] convention. That amount would be
far more Proftabfy employed i. appropriated
10 the removal oE obdtfu6tiona from he chan
nels Of the ~RayTgab1s streams Of the State.
INatches Courier.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
wills, Pease X Coz
MoIesdle Dsqiers III
RtG AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
GlliER STREET, New ORLEANS.

nisl Nsb Orleans, Aug. Is, l849.
ny II The non.in,ercours4 with
North on account Of the cholera
anticipated the wants Of the
70 west BY the importation Of q
fge aid general stock Of Staple
nGy Dry Goods, now partly ia
NJ daily arriving. We Would
NJ friends and those who have
letII With US iii New Orledhs, Of
dud Belief that they will lose
turning their attention 10 i
once convenient and healthy.
lasksare being provided in view
Slia demand. For the conven.
lp0se WHO may Wish to order o.
a. assortment with facility, out
W /, w, Y Embrace not only every
'ne Dry Goods line, Staple and
INV great many articles or those
'aaIly kept in variety stores
'asallon will Be paid to orders,
wno may not be prepared tc
Orleans personally may rely
zaaPlness and the due observance
9nnands. The style Of our
& as1lly altered, by the omission
RESPECTFULLY,
WILLS, PEAsE q co.
a'0sS' tep15-i-3m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
MTER sTING FROM CALIFORNIA.

NAs&@ AEHS EA0M
Extract from q letter written by a California
enigrant to his wife
"The clouds were gathering III black he
ink, when ~ hsdFa 4 strange, rntling sound
ahead of U.s. which did not appear to be wind,
although II was blowing d perfect hurricane /.
In q few minutes, Jumps Of ice, about the
slze Of 9 hsn's egg; came rushing BY as, and
almost instantly the atmosphere VIDA darkeRed
with ! storm Of haiL averaging in size from a
hen's e . gOose's egg-mora Of The latter than
the formsr-driyen BY the wind Directly In our
faces. A panic was thus created atHohg men
and cattle impossible to describe, The cattle
could not face the stOtm, and became perfectly
frantic with flgRt and pain! They tried 10
turn short round, but ! managed to get them
round In spch q way as to save tho wagon
from breaking, when they ran, rs did all the
others as though they had no load to draw.
While managing the cattle, Both GLASSES Of my
specs were dashed to pieces, luckily without
hurting my eyes. / was, however; very much
bruised On my back and shOplder6' and my
right arm was 20 sore from the bruises | had
70 carry Il IA ! sling for two days. My straw
hat mol setting close 10 MY head; saved Il from
being cut, although il seemed ny skuil must
BE- broken, such was the force Of the blows.
Several Of The party had their Heads Cit very
bad, and were knocked ,seDseless from their
horses, The poor animals suffered very
severely. The wagons were not az much
injured as might have been expected; two
upset, and there were axIes and tongues, and
one wheel Broken. All the painted and oil
cloth 6o3era were destroyed; ours was moi,
injured. Although all the wagons were ran
away with. ne prairie gave the cattle plenty
Of rom; which prevented them from coming
mach into egIlisious One Of The party lost a
horse. 1t is impossible to form any idea Of the
noise and confusion AMONG men and cattle
Above the Hoiab u tHs storm could be heard
the strange believing Of the oxen and tie
yelling OF dogs, as every Maidstone struck
them, while the men fairly screamed at times
with pain as they were pelted. Some half
hour after the storm some Of the company
went back on the road we had passed to look
for some Of their cattle that had ran away, and
they say that we experienced little Of the
storm compared to what il had been where we
dined. They say the hail lay on the grodnd
from four TO tx inches deep. SO deep that they
could not trot their horses through it. One of
them measured some Of the hail-stones; they
#6ts from fourteen to fifteen inches in circum.
ference. Had We encountered the storm at
our dining place, most probably some Of us
would have been killed. We filled oil our
kettles with the hail stones, and although the
sun came PROGRESSIVELY hot, very little melt
ed by night"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
THE LATEST ILLUSTRATION.

4 L FE T2 EL To- f.L
A correspondent Of the Columbus Democrat
attempts 70 : illustrate BY analogy Tie Chsfac,
ter and present position Of Gen. Qaitmas. And
how i i done9 He likens him to d 'plrate 81
the high seas who. was lid off ia early life
b. desperate characters (what q nice young
mani but At length prompted BY trulh, JUS
lice and haifmaniEy,' On serious reflection fthe
sober second tRSughtl abahhidons! bis desperate
p@ursnii sIaAid pIssss hiaIBsssIf sgsiH.sa III bSl III
good society," (the saa Mississippi dsmocracy5
His friends and nsighbcrs seeing shis thorough
reformation, determine to promote him. viz
tue rewarded, and all that sort Of thing!
Il not this . rich comparison to come from
one of Quitman's political friends? sThe re-
formed ~Pirate!, But how many times has he
reformed and fallen back again. on. bic dsaper;
ate pursuit. ? Did he reform in 1899, and
bloody-aag again 10 l8~Seg-for dnf-
Ing that year al least, he was not within The
pale Of good ldsmOOralic) society," dsmo-
cratic records speak true, Did be assiR IL
1888 deeply repent and atone for past ofsn-
ces' Truly biz repentance waA shoSgt lived;
he had not pt that time, thorough gsofmsd,
for in i84S, he was once more kghlihg that
good society! '-again, according lo HIS fore
going analogy, 4 Pifats ~ The high ssas
and, strange e say, % utterly unconscious vas
he al that time ot tho, evil nature OF his prac.
ices, that be actually denounced ,hs large
majority Of those who are now his friends
and RelghboTa,' az reu0luiiopists and sruisors.
He unqussIipnably thought them ths bucca.
neeFs, and himself .hs honsst lFnasrl
One other thing adds peculiar force u this
analogy All this whiie-bosk durinv his
sinful career, and bis hours 81 formation md
penance-GeD. Quitman. uceoE1ins III The pres
font testimony 81 the dstnopSatic Press, was
q democrat qf ne ssieisss ssel!
aberdeen Ea~dspfRdeBt.
IHNE IWE H
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
EtCHETT & BELL.
B r s

N respectfully inform the citi.
ma canton and Madison coun.
sAPsus aat they have purchase
INV and materials Of r. NJ
\. prepared to attend to
yUFFINS in this county
M MN notice. All orders from
5a slil BE- promptly attended
a,IS Z pear Jesse p. Browns
sl NM, where one or both can
39-1y
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27

"A M &fH H rHH "HH1H4N HH4#E sh"#alN E1.. FN.r
p prepared to make CASH Ad,
alpss upon consignments Of Cot
fidsnds 10 New Orleans, Mess.
Ebnson " Co, Also; 70 fur
nlaton supplies, BAGGiNG,
W, from New Orleans, or at
We will also make cash
upon Cotton for sale Ii store
face. Being prepared with
QTTON SHEDS, we can effect
\ uPon all Cotton stored with
] desired by the planter.
s5 1919. 5o-6m
a M E
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
IaOAn GerwecIr-

pp is,'a g The shop formerly
ors1a " ! . Gun Shop on the
ROpFsn M Square and will do TIC
IN, a1d furnish the best ma.
u NV Isgo WORKMAN can do.
4l-ly,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27

Tho editor OF an exchange says be never
saw but ono ghost, and that was the ghost 0E !
sinner who Had died without paying fog Ills
paper. lTwas terrible to leok upon-lhe
ghost in Hamlet was not q circumstances
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
sBcTkrY in ARKANSAS.

A few days since,sw published a report
rather vague, ola great outrage committed in
Marion county, Arkansas, by some lnwless
citizens. The Little Rock Banner of the 18Th
ult., contains the following acCOint; dbiaiHed
from a rtliable source, Of the whole trans-
Hctinns ~4 4
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27

Taei.nrai,y i best learned among men Who
have none, and laquecily among the t~aci,urn
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
TaYIotIsm e. had ils day d Fakaa.

Washiagtoa Union.
We don't know when, unless il was At the
battles Of Palo Alto and Resaca do Ia Palma.
Hole priags Gasstte.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27

he old man and one Of his sons-fell about
thirty steps apart, the other sons horse run
about Two hundred yards before be fell. They
then shot his horse and killed him, The horse
fell across his legs and broke one, after he was
dead.
Ths other two Kings (the c%ousins) made
their escape. They run down their horses and
hid themselves until dark, and then went 10
the settlement, raised a company and went
With them 70 Yeliville, where tney got help
~ bring N the bodies Of the three that were
maFdereds They were horrible sight for any
person tO lock on. Rings child died.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27

MURPHY,
M . y Svery day receiving, a
ID Woasssok of Groceries, Provis
O0aspwaro, &c, &C. &c.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27

gns & G. B. PR4sE, New Orleans.
Iinas& G. G. Peck; New Ydtk.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27
rgsTLEY & NTOSBY,

pIsrs in DRUes AND MEDICINES;
II SrUrFs, OILs, AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND PUTrY;
Books, BLANK Books, STATtoNA:
HcY Articles, PERFUMERY, &c.
4gn of GOLDEN MORTAR,
CANTON, MI.
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N. LEWIS s. CO..

u. LEWIS & CO.,
mON; RECEIVING AND FOR
FlRDING
AND DEALERS in.
MI Goods, Produce, Groceries,
@ Dry Goods, Iron, Mails,
Castings,
MGGNG, ROPE SC.
loo CITY, MISSISSIPPI.
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lOHE N. MONTGOMERY.
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Intended toi
"a #WHHaMH HFAFI HEH"FAEH
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-20

'" "rn i.r Wiad,oy Counfp M.
iHH Irr i9,e,anrf Conpanp are hereby
nhnl uft frr .oIo~ zoe as,cssmeuis have
'e~" nua'r Pos n4. pife .infs on all nnies IN
'nfre lYfNe -. fu.i,~Iuc. Gi.t
N"2"* % l7io one aud one half Of one
ptrtruf
August oo". l-is rhtee fouuhs 81 o..
irr trn.
oH..etal. 1913 ,arss fouubs Of ono ~,
ttnt
N'Nna three per cent. Tor the year ending
Ap1l 1870. sand percentage 10 be ca.i
900 ihe original amDuni OF each note wlhnu
reference DO eIlnf-ens ats made on acreunt
'''H t-ecssments and ro be- paid io the
lfraspftf 20 his off in Woodstock on 81
before iue hr,i d,' 81 September ne1t
The members f 'he Company are reni1d-
Ell Mat no asssssmeni was made lssi wear.
'nh i''l me foregoing - equivalent TO ore
itl one h~.i PEI ceni per annum.
J. NAssH. Treasurer
lna.pucs once Wo,.dsock
June Is, ls4g -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

N"'I.a r.Nartc' 40 AAf t''tt
piutApslrluA Monday feb
81 Emuoss who was i-ssa. s. lrcl a,
saturday .sr from ,ac parting of ca.is- bead .1 /.
pa1lng u 10 Solihwsrk aaa hsa hi. - sqssa,.
y ampat.isi. expired ihis morning about O'Clock .,
bis residence This misfortune hss plunged hs many
frisni. snc relatives into The dccpesi despair
Thirteen boys between the s4cs oi I'D and .3 years
were .rcl before he Mayor t1s morning flr te
ing newspapers 10 the streets yesterday moruius 49,
Trs greater portion of thtm are regular rcuter.
ana support widowed moilrrs
snow fsI this morning to me degth 10 foot srf q
hef but % IS fsG melting away owing to th- m does.
OF ihe ieup-ralrre.
Iac n, nu,l 2sra5e % .he Flr.ncn comes o % The
1-ih 0f Ma-ch
A heavy i.l of snow having aierru III bu..ress O.
dsy the generally % " theu ailc' rhs1-o Flour
. cliet All shipping brands tfei a. - Fer 1t 81
many holders s. fs'es Lsve rfea ..ts i1r shp
ment. Corn Mes ant Rye f.1ar ro SALES Wsest
continue. dull 80 1854 Corn - r'if-r .rrler a.
cre.r % business today rs mos. "i Gee stock o.
southern yellow. some 10000 t1 ROOD sold II sc
u,,ihf Cotton i.s ttla rriner l-t sa.'s ar lied
N,mlFsnent in Provisions or proc,lei worthy ol
note. owing O. che weather p .cts unAterct Nh,sy
about stationary ar -'f.
IS = -.O DO -7l 500 dH .... I'D Farm ard Neca
b. SD S1l Sch Nay f.. 30 i- sarm SD Mech 81
d. 900 Reading i.lt bic. o.
Nr.srd Boards .O. ~tatr 's. 20 e.lN Ic.
Notes o.. l17! slnO sch Nav ne. FL l'0 leh "a
I Interest 6l
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MrNlCIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Rnnrd of Aldermen


p,..ttsrt FgtNgffN DOB me Char.
ix.fr.rrnN ACQUITTED attend the Third Annual Da4i
,ftba Cou,rtsn t,lsrd. a the Chinese Museum
,e,-..io,rRs ot DFfns The resignation of AeN.
~ Bradford As Comm -siou-r ~ Deeds. received and
accented. and MNrsm Austin appointed .... thonr-
a 4 sy srrorfei to .sni. office rice Marshall.
Nm nj Yeek, Al.o appointed. tlcc " Ssh ngt1u Meess
N,rro., CoNNrNrc,rfoN. fR.N rHr MANOR we're te
ceved and took the usual of being ordered on
~ rfe. ana printed Thevcor.sied ~ couple of Neoes
go number of Ranort. rom Different Officers Of the tY
IT, y-.s were ~ tha resolution Of tho BOARD grant
.f-..l.. +orat,r. nf 4I each To the Home Tor the
r-,.s.s ,rl tbs Home Tor Discharged Couy.cii and
900, .sa ,r,,r. .,I . Croon Aoi .tuct Depart.
a-.' '''N 'i ITO f'Nf
NieD1 s H.. ia. giosa,fh Renort ~ th.
q, - s.-s 49,. : -, frsrsnit-t aud ordered on
NJ ..,,- go. ~ lie Ram III January i8gq are
49, =, 49,. e.,o-I IN ( ,f1 - IN
r,,.-,+ 49,. m. Soard If Fduc .tion ssset
~ "a ,,,rr,,i M = ot0 h, meet The ,pen.-. Of " ard
s.b.,i n, p IN b.. = s.nth Ward This communication
-. ,, ,,r.,i's Iait ,r he table
~. Rr.opr or mas cans oF PotfcE wa. transmitted
tv H. Honor Ina Mayor embracing A period Of three
month. nom, Nov D. fsis 10 The lsfh inst synopsis Of 10
.fsfsrt.rt. VII b. found on f1.day', Outsifs
IA. HoNos mas N,yog .ro Of IN. provisions Of The
gr, ..r,,r v.sot ,v.r f, the Committee having the
s,t'l3.f ir .rsr,.
t.r Rms Nro,t Latter from, Bish,n Hughes " a.
1900 tbr,ugb tb. M.v0- -ncio.ng noe fom die Car
drsI SECRETARY ~ : Ale Of th. Pan.l Government who,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
LETTER or MR W. GAyEII
Ia favor Of

SCHENCK5 PULMOSIC sfkJf.
Most have repugnance 10 be brought oeo''
c which 10 quite natural but there cess rh-'s
may q en- u his duty to come out and cay he say -
he motive which scrIses Mr william Gagett 10 o 20
10 Hessrs Redfing 4 Co. agents Tor schescAs ~
Syrup, The following ceruhcsle -. ,,,.,
lHgssss RFDoI>c & Co -Gennemen; haVrSW,> y ID
81 consdeuc. 10 Dr. scHENcks PULNoSi. sYscf % "a
hs.t - 70 give ny certificate ~ yop request ffss
Inc use Of Ls femedy ny state d health "a asfnDs
.uct was me sttte Of my stomach snG lungs, al 60
warm water - as lac fin-gs on CT Hlcl srs1. Z
IL BEFORE he'd used he frat bOu.r, % had he eso-
oos.ning the md presently disclsrse1 81 Gf
more then pigt Of corfu pied matter which relieved
ne psns n ny siOmsch and chest and gradually ny -
and strength returned. feel cesifUus lhal othsfs
~ IN consumption u any lung comp oint igbi 49, II.
lning ADD by The Use OF scHENCK's ,YK-f. meet ~.
zane relief have f)f length u time recomn-fss -
pnsA % my freuds, and cheeriIiy come iOf"u'"f
lie 10 DO the sane Very 'uy, 49,.
signed WILLIAM GAyETi, No q Emefs.ss'e.
b. ton. Jan4 rear The Csfho.ic Ch,Ps
Tn, above e only one case among msoy 10 ~
medicine hzs restored The heat inciVclas sos1.s>
Dy medical The wife u ar Collins, SOLE
barnscn.yeng- relieved Of qlanuty o. MS,
sye matter which gave her instant reei he' n, e.
spoke Of 1 everywhere and 70 ms Ssy u fesehe' -
REDDING co No sIssl
Price vi per bottle or sx ooLtes Tor 80 reps Al 81.
II sHENCK PhlsdelDhls BCsH ILickSss - sel
c.sy-st Geuersl Ageafs FOR the Cily q NsN'i
Vicinity. =, Az N
AGENTS E H. Psyton, go Gfeenwleosts -. - 4
Ninih- .veCue between Seventeenth and Ele Iee.- c
LyOu t,0 Grand >. John c Hart, SO Ofsa'sr ..,c.,
Rng, cor Broadway and John 81. Z. Pnee' ="
u 3ls116
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The Cincinnati GQ-cte of the 3lst alt saws
destructive IRE broke out ia Water 81 between Wal
nut and Vine abs Ut o'clock on Tues lay morning. ID
WIS., hrst discovered In feed store, owned by J.
ODOnough and occupied by gentleman named Ellis
The building WAS entirely de,troyed with greater
oortien of the contents. Mr.. Oponoughs loss wss
about = 0OO-c0vercd by Insurance. MI Bins was 10
.ured for S8OoO-the amount OF his loss We did not
ascertain The ure next communicated II building
ADJOINING owned by 4 j. Patterson. snd occu'
Died hy several poor families IS dwelling house u
VA almost entirely destroyed Ntssfs. fattersOrs
io.. party covered by insurance the tenants bad no
insurance and ereaIer portion of their furniture hay
ing been destroyed or dsnssei TIE loss IS severely
fsit hy them The New England carriage msnntsc-
tory adjoining Pattcrsons building Vas partly de-
.trovea The upper stories were much damaged Ia
one al the rooms were twenty ave finished carriage
boiie. all OF which were burned up The cUris -
mandatory Is owned BY u hS'l ioss about >ou,V
insurance 5000. d. Gamble, candle Manufacturer,
under the carriage mandatory, sustained loss OF
property TO the amount OF eSOo0-eoveTed by In
sursnce
"Wednesday evening last, in the wooden baidng al
Joining the gristmii IN this village which, with It's
coa,ents consisting OF machinery Tor the manufacture
OF sx helves. and quantity OF timber tools, &c was
entirely consumed The nrs spread % the saw mil and
srisf.mill which were partly burned The latter had
the roof consumed but the flames arrested before
farther damage Tie saw mil! Is much damaged Loss
probably 81 600 partially covered by insurance. The
factory Is fully insured for al loss consequent on the
removal Of property.
The large book establishment Of Messrs Phinneys al,
Cooperstoxn was destroyed by fire on Saturday, 80
ius, The building wss very tue one, four stories
high and the loss Is heavy bur covered BY insurance
TIE Nessrs had in their employment over % per
sons and number Of families were entirely supported
from that source.
ria OF Portland ana occupied by Wm. Michel as gro
csrv store was DESTROYED BY Ere Tuesday nig last
Michelrs less was about 5 0oO-faiy Insured.