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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-12-14
STATE 0F SOUTH CAROLINA,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.
r. PARAGRAPH Y, Of. General Or.


GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.
r PARAGRAPH ", of General Or
aers No Is current series from this Office, Is hereby
Teneafed TO wit he persons liable to this service ser
vice beyond their Dsticp) are all persons between te
ages Of xeen and seventeen years. and all persons
seventeen and fifty years of age who are exempt rom
Confederate service, bur who are not exempt oy he Jaws
of this Srafs from State service whch ncudes amonss'
other classes all bonded ascrtusts VINO have oeene1
empted by Confederate authority na ownRr and manager
He This includes persons who have been exempted from
Confederate service by of physical disability ou
who have not been exempted by State Surgeons:
III. Paragraph ILL., of General orders NO. ~, eume III
series from this Once, Is hereby reiterafeu 70 WI lha
pesons who liable TO service in said companies ana
who have failed report their names when tne
shall be ordered into service VIII be arrested, carried nao
camp and uied by Courts Martial In pursuance o the hc'
of the General Assembly" :, H.
w All such persons as arc included in the preceding
paragraph of these Orders will forthwith report Tor duty az
Hamburg, s. c., without any summons or hotce it1n Ie
commanding officers Of companies o other mtia olncef'
orthey will be arrested. e.-.. = =. ,;6d :, e.
Y. IN te following Regiments no returns OF orgsnzea
companies henn made 70 ana ne
said Regiments who are abe to service neyona she s
Of their Dsticts VIII Forthwith report for duty at
s. 10 be asaigned to other companies on PAIN " oes
arrested and sent forward, TO witt:
10Th Regiment, Charleston Disirict. "
17th " ,..." "
18th 90
18th
2lst Lancaster
22nd &C Kershaw
IIH nx order: "s''A A. C. DARLINGTON,
- x, Adiutant and Inspector General >: a, c'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-12-14
STAGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ApJrrAsr AND IxsPEcroR-GfsERAL's OFFICE
CoLpxB1A, November %, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS No.f6- -s<E q -
r PERSONS who are liable to mill,
tia service beyond the limits Of their Districts, and
hcaim eIemption from said service the grounds Of
hcaI disabty but fail TO appear before the State sur
icons appointed 10 examine under General Orders
Nos no and h and Special Orders No. ny current series
from this Ofce az the lorth
with for eIaminaon either the Board OF Surgeons Of
eanlzed at Columbia DR.. R. W. GIBBES, Jt President,
or othe Surgeon General DR.. R. " GlBBEs, al HAM
burg, s. c. -.,-..,-., ,,,, ,a n,
NJ Persons falling report above required Will De or
dered to 20 forward TO their companies: ,-,-,o,,
By order: a. y. 11ntasE Gana,S % r
-. On iS 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-12-14

-Msjor General Mansfield, ,hoseli ibno#'
on Q visit to Savannah. i.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-12-14

ANSWER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE PROV
INCE. g.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
Cfty IntoIlSRanCe.

ARREST MAIL RoBsERY Henry g Niles, nisrA
employed In the city delivery department OF the New
York Pos. Once, yesterday morning arrested ~
Mr. j. Gayler the special agent OF the POST Once De-
partment, ON charge Of embczzling and rifiing NAH
letters IL the duty OF tho sed TO prepare The
letters to be taken by tho down town carriers. snl
It is charged that he avaed h,mse or opportunry
30 comut extensive depredatous, especially upon sAo
rTespoDden OF doing business 10 portions ~
Neesau, Ann. Fulton, reekm ind William Streets Su1.
pcon first naturally attached tssi t. the carriers
for those districts hat the detection OF Mics has a
course exonerated them. The pr sonar admitted hs
guilt to- Mr. Gaylcr and the cearest evidence OF "
also found his he WAS taken before Untsa
States Commissioner Swel ana held to bail In 81 ,000
TIE Cir zrxa' has nominated fos
Coroner Dr. william O'DonncIl and not J. ODonnel, -
erroneousiy stated In previous report.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
THE MACE AND coBURN FIGHT.

The Negotiations in Dublin and Causes
of tho "On'-.Ths EnSlish Party DI-
svided ana "Cernered" Tor Want OF
Funds-Jcm Maco shifts his Quarters
Arguments on tho Referee Question
Arch bishop Cullen "ssrikes Out" at
thc Mcn-GoinG TO the Ground and
Scenes by che Way-John Q. Heenan
with EngIand-Deman nds for the Stakes
and New challenges, So, &c.
SPECIAL REPORT OF ONE CAUSE OF THE "oPP.v
oUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE
LONDON, Oct. s, 1854.
Ths great fight between Mace aud Coburu. you will
see, has ended In smoke.
when such personages a. The editor of Belps L;f. N
London engaged In affair what be expected.
II this Bowling that swndIcd John G. Heenan out OF
hts well earned Victory sayers four Eve years
ago. He was the referee, and given sisnai those
backing Sayers their could not stand another
round, broke In the ring and Mr. Dowpg declared the
contest over and drawn fight.
He had considerable wagcred that Sayers would
not be beaten. A precious refereet Comment Ia 10.
necessary.
soKSEs AT HEADQUARTERS m DUBLIN.
dublin (oc 81 correspondence Of the London Telegraph
s o o. ss .,s o
police, or something else, there viii not be any hght
Each o. the men established himself cs,srss,y =,
hotel but neither OF them were In reality be found
there. The Cambridge Arms kept BY woodroono, st
Island Bridge Was whore Coburn supposed TO Stop
You can hardly conceive the excitement.
Crowds surrounded the house. inside, the visitors sp
pearcd 10 feel an extraovdpary thirst, and 10
subduo " on the spot BY the restnest means Hsv-
Ing so; the entrce, ! found several members Of
the Clancy assembled In . small room They were
closely shaveu, and appeared TO be 10 we'll fed condition
There was q plumpp6ss about them which many hard
working and III fed Connaueht mao would have eDved.
Betsing going on from the huphlest the highest
for example, the German who drovShe told had
betted halt sovereign on cobuvn hut he Will nel.
ther vt uor ose his money for as sah aDove,
there viii not be any nght
aflsrwaids visited the oscnsibic residercs OF Mace
Gordons Hotel, liGey street II was esa ttetentots
hsu that where Ccburn pnt nm there fewer pcopc
cover thot tho 'chanp pons' cannot rRb, ltsh SOL
tbcy should, however, ana he euabled 10 csWJc tho
nutbo tiies WI be hero aud tell rH about ": but
honestly efcakiug, lo1k on .he whole thirg btu.
oyot.
ioaY uout,oi 70 you that. siihparh ID Irisb Ni'
thci ocihren of the Scottish ard Neasn e. e pugas
cious, Ata have the nrhcst tthtug ,scusltles 81
"fs'ie".ia' are rot suohs those ffnpeo'sttes.
pisuNiOs AMONGST rus rsIT.f,H nELzGAFt5
tHST hyNORs or ~ "arFo
tttrto the lnMir lrtcpat's icutrR oct. IA.
VIC upders.aeu that trr all .His aus,ousy aut'cp%t'
cinbst has eutod " smtte, 1nG the S0imist " MAI
cx err uccd Wtscns thnt laa - 49, s~Se--tA z 81
,-~yrNTSy Wy 10y realized. tos tone d., "
u'ro hsh bee rnn/o tpat tie auth9.tss iaient'd
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard steamship China, Captain Cooke, VIII sAvo
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool q
The mails for Europe close at half past seven o'oos4
10. morrow morning.
Tho Nxw Ycnv HERALD-Edition for Europe-win -
ready at ha.i-pp,t six O'Clock 10 the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers, ready for mailing, I've
cents
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Garrfnges mt Rarxmtps.-Nopd Dr0.
thers' immense Of Carriages exhibition ank
Palace Garden Fourteenth uear
SANITARY Fair ou,dng embracing the newest snA
most ashipua ls from tho finest Coach an
TIE varieties of PARK carissss the ls iast rrostse
Wagcn.
That portion OF nagd win -
sod at greay reduced prices their p.op(,
tonatey reduced TO The gold standard WOOD DRO.
THLPS agents for laa OF Cords Albany SlesDQ,
u assortment OF these celebrated Slegns will be fouo4
in ours
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
Our Paris Correspcndensc.

pGr1 of General McCeion's Letter IN Ewcpc-Our
Cause IN Ffdnce--ne Paris sOcroi"-A War upon
shsinhe--Eyportasons. tec., dc.
ticucra McCeian's letter OF reputation OF the Cncss,
noppe,head peace platform has taken everybody by
trsc For time past tho position OF tho European
prcas which sympsthizes with the south, has hsrred
soudy and long upon the strain averrng that
North w,s Of and foady for pcrcc even At
ccst tho recognition OF Southsrn Independence Tho
rsbei emmessy,es. official and amateur, who are
s~eS Akcosxa az fae % es ea of tgrsca, have ek,N
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

took it % such As your reporter was witness ors>e
count q The same this Anonymous ess
reads very ridiculous Mace meant fighting, sAr
portion o. sI. issi, letter is 90. worth ns,ssas
but Mace wants to fight away from lippsrary osa -
sasa cs.'. % & % sas s ssa s:G ss noas
Respectfully. X JAMES, OF the Nav York Ct.pE~.
MACE WANTS vIoHr IN EsoLaND
dublin (oct ~ corresponesnoe OF Dublin FreemasS
journal
Nothing OF tho kind occurred to any unplsasautnso
between Brnnton and Mnces secretary Mr. Harry hou.
hague In the articles OF agreement entered into by Mao
and Coburn II states the referee 10 be mutually agrees
upon the day before lighting No mention whatever -
to any meeting On any other day or tno Under ines
circumstances Mace, acting under the advice o. BePs
Lfe ths sskehoders auth rityl, sailed for England in
sns Admiral horsom. and intends u claim the stakes
II 00o and also intends chasnging Cob TO contest -
England, aud give him goo TO fight in that country -
bonus.
To show Coburn's non- Intention OF fighting, Macsu
party agreed to accept Mr. f. James, Of the New Yosh
Clipper referee the acknowledged business
agent OF Coburu country lie also agreed 20 -
cept holding lice publican, or any kno~H
sporting in Ireland but to none % these proposs
tions that OF auy London editors rspor
ters acting referee would C"snrn agree Brunon 10
siet different hotel n Dublin on purpose to throw
tho poceon the track Of Mace II Is stated Coburs
stakes by being at Goods Cross this day,
being in direct contrad iction to tho articles.
Franz BIu,tor In Newgnfe.
FROM tho london Globe. Oct. 3.
tho prisoner In Newgae he has exhbis.
cd his usual composed deneanor aud has made no alba.
sion TO the crime with which he y charged tie 10 ksps
apart from the rest OF the prisoners, and Is always
wa,chsd by two wArdsrs At night and one by day.
number OF applications have boon lately made by ms
eitia persons for admtance to Nessao with tho az
pecation Of seeing him but he Is not visible TO tbose
who out OF mere curiosity.
IA expected evidence OF Importance viii b
ndduced at tho trial.
mmeroial Inteiligcnee.
TBR LONDON MONEY MA8sEr.
LONDON, Oct. I, 1894
Consols close at SO a 88 Y for money.
The bullion In the Bank of England has decreased
E123, 900.
AMERICAN STocKs.-The market is irregular
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
COToN.Saes of the week 80 0o0 bales, including 500
TO spectators and L. 500 to exporters The markst
opened dull, with decline OF I'D a Id per IN out
closed Grmer The sales TO day (Fritay) werc zoe
bales, the market closing Hat with smsl inquiry ard
weak prices. The authorized quotations fol ow.
Fur Middi
Orleans ,..,...,.,.,,......,....25 z6d.
Mobile .......................27Nd 25Hd.
Upands Observation-Disclosures 2SIA
The stock in port ID 800 900 bales, including eoe
bales Of American
BREAnslurFs. The market is steady Wheat has 3D.
vinced Id. per GENITAL on amber =
PRovBIoNs.--Ihe market ts dul Lard 1rmer.
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market irregular, and goods aD4
yarns have downward tendency.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

soxodons, tho Most Popular Dsntifrass
In eststence, used and praised by rybody.
Sold By druggists every where.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

At the Great Iowa State Fair. Just
closed, the GROVER BAKER Sewing Machine took skO
first pemiam FOR hs bet family Machine aud The Assl
premium FOR the best machine for hight ana heavy
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

A Letter from John g. Hs~nBr.-Hse
OF hts late Fight with Tom KING. His n,on Of
Coban and Mace fight The Ma ch and hat T. boueAA
of IL All the Racing and rruttng News Crcx.. sassbar
Aquacs and Binards All the 1heatrcA md Show NAwA
Sec WILKES SPIRlT OUT TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Royal Havana Lostcry.-Sec Omsaas
- TAYLOR 4 oO
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Bstchcior's Hasr Dye hc Beat a tAe
world Harmless reliable ipstananeaus The per6oub
dye. Sold by AL druggisz Factory 81 Barclay s.rse-
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

the difference between PHALON'S NIGHr BLOOMING
CEREUS and . gentleman In the of kissng a lady
One charms the ladies' taste and the other s isA1p
charms.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

sstt Combs New Sty4e-. Ja-s Tser-tv.
ea Two Three Pour Fire TWENTY aoians each, for
sale by oEoRGE G. ALIEN, No 4i3 Bs,adway, ono dcos
halnw Can Ali
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

rurs for tho Ladtes.-Bant. 357 Ca.
will To day selection Of cbocs Furs mA6y
up IN fashionable sivrs ne sns 81
Cap~s Collars Nuts and On fuu Ht- pressed
siock every variety u Fur from tns sty
and less expensive yet desirable ki"ds VI %
wish obtain fresh and genuine at moaee cesv
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Gcuvaud's Poudre Susate Upro.ss
hair from forehcads any this oody vsrrans
ed. <61 Broadway Grand street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Kurs Ure Kvn -Oy~ytons Pulm'.-s
Balsam cures Coushs Gods Asthssa Rrnchhs snh Ss~
sumpt,sn. Bold by all druEgissa
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

CiothtrG.-Part or tho Largest. Mcst
complete aud best made stock OF whoesfe Clothing f
and bo, uiecturrd. ~ nfered rctsI
for hrty days BY f.pN0sTHEEr. BHADFuRD co, -
s Broadway at the prices asked BY tho usual rsA
dea
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Royal Fla vn mn Lottery.
rs per premium paid for Information furn
3D. The highest rates psd for Donbloous and All knas e
Gold and Silver. TAYLOR co. Bankers, 10 Wan -
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Eor Pain or Nenkncss fu she Rnoks
Breast side or Limbs Rhcumasm. AshnaA ant for DfS
ss.~s of the Lungs and Kidneys uss kSAPP'B Ip
dian Plaster sold a 10 and 10 c-nts sasA
Se neral depot, 362 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

l,sgNt DOeWments in srhh's, - =
Cuba Porte South America ssd sresA ~, "a ,,oss
pared Nv a. CAMACHO, 2h Braaa"Aa.. R.f.r
from the spAnish. frsuch sna Ensilsn Gssa~~
eaccs- Maitland. Phelps Co
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
snrrtnres MT Yarunt,s.-xyond +

Billiard DsIts and cIs-weiitn9'a
paten compressed Ivory bI Broadwag Siga Golden 1sr
Ihan
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Prizes Cashed In NJ, Ley1,tzed L0t~
teries and information given. JACOB Brokers' o0os IL
Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Htahsst Pre- eGasum LoeS stitch Sewtn9
Mschines WHEELER wIL.s0N. 615 s5oAfwv.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Chaps, Chafes, p,mples. r. reck Kites. tSc.,
cured BY GoURArD'S Medcatsd soap, ~ his depot ~
Broadway, Grand street
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

For the Hair ana Skta-Bar~y's Trt-
ccvhsrous The beat artcls Sold bs aruo
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

u..t,tus New Styl"s- wa,
bsues ~, r,r 4, thirty Eve tcrars esch ~ as
Isres Isress,,t,sst q ALLsN No, ti1 lreAdwas one as 30
ioU Canal street
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Ladies Bsit Duc - a. Wv, s,,,, sssA pse
sais by a. q. ALLRs, so bfoaa"'' ="
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

For Coug las mad Go ds-Uss t,rshetVs
PIEE TRIBE TAR DROPS. Excellent Sold By ise drso
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
e U r Q p E j.

= ~ " ~ e.
The Damascus at Father Point, the
City Of Washington at New York
and Tsutonia Off Cape Race.
wwo DAYS LATER NEWS.
Our London and Paris Cor
respOndcnce.
MISS Slidells Marriage to M.
Erlangsr.
Brilliant Assemblage Of Southern Rebels
and French, English and Jewish
Sympathizers in the Church.
DRESS AND APPEARANCE OF THE BRIDE.
"A Financial Crash at Hand in
England.
~~~>~~>~>~~~>~N~~~~~~~
THE MACE AND COBURN FIGHT.
~~~>~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~
The Referee Question and "Off"-Going
to the Ring-Joe's Appearance-Ar-
guments and New Challenges.
John c. Heenan with the "Eng-
lish Party.0
Archbishop Cullen "strikes Out" at
Both Men,
Asss xe., Ass
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

xnss 4 co, Attorneys for procuring AmerN AZ snt
rseis, Patents Eighteen years, cxpersne-. fsui1h.f
~ tri instructions furnished free Censni.-oa
ct ,,cs frss Prini ipsi ohce Park New lork WA
ssr.nch Office 10 W nGson.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

sore Throat, Cough, Coid rnd SIM
oob.. II suffered 10 progress result serious punopaU
.c.,,,on. snRowxs paoscnrAL rsocHEs' n'
~xt
compounded 20 as 70 reach ire sea, Of ne disease
almost instant tshsL
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

Iprnt,s. Oct 8, 1864
Urc or your correspondents, vto ev Gcnty o IN.
hts imsgipsucn f,f subject maitef 20 wsre oW ~
morniLTe issue tf your paper, asserts ths. sse "a
sRree 70 accett referee 'ADy man hold.g 80 b, bo
rubrcau spy aDsnine serstag sSt g ~, "a mar
wien ,funorncs a osreaned isIssbooi - w % - l1r
IVES u.ert,arsd Oh each aide. ~ nan'uE ~ ~
ri q rcei Thought " more q ~ tna" @ act
] cIso. "a lGrg. AZ j. SaI, 'Jdhats 5'' y
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
Com m eroiaI InteIligenee.

bales OF American
BREAns1urFs. s.-The market Is steady. Wheat has ID
vanced Id. per GENITAL on amber =
PRovBIoNs-Ihe market s duh. Lard 1rmer
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market irregular and goods en4
yarns haYe y downward tendency.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-01-07

- The Chicago Times says that o
concerted andsystematic effort is being
made among the ladies' of Ohio 10 raise
a Vallandigham fund, to defray his ex-
penses while undergoing tho infamous
persecution to which he has been sub
jected. Meetings of ladies' are being
called in all parts of the State.
! To which the Chicago Journal very
pertinently inquiries: Who don't these
sIadies." while they are about it, raise
q fund to defray the expenses of JEFF.
Davis and his Confederacy, who are
quite as much 'spersecuted," as quite
as hard up financially, as is Vallandig-
ham - q 81. q s.sss s. sas i.
No woman who deserves to be called
a s'ladyn will engage in this 'sconrer-
ted and systematized effort'n' to give aid
and comfort to convicted and, exiled
traitor,zrEr aitoyesses. maysdo the like,
Jut ttaiss woodbury. soll4 9 -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-01-07
PROBATE ORDER.

STATE OF MICHIGAN--C County of Cass:-ss..
o. AT session of the Probate Court for he
County of Cass, holden at the Probate OfIice.in
cassapois, op.Tharsday, the THIRTY; day Of De-
and sixty three Present, Clifford SbaDahsn,
Judge of Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of
Erastus Stark, deceased On reading and fling
the petition duly verified, of Russell Cook pray
ing for letters Of Administration on the estate Of
said deceased -slTsT = ,ssss.-ssss} .fsis
Thereupon it is ordered that Saturday. the
thirtieth day of January next, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said
petition and that the heirs at Law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate are
required to appear alta session of said court, then
to be holden at the Probate Office in Cassapolis.
and show cause if any there be, why the prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted. - fi-,.sa 4,
And it is further. ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
Of the tendency Of said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing a copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Cas-, for
three successive weeks previous to sr;d day Of
hearing. .T@A z c.. SHANAHAN,5 -srcas
true copy ss'ros g Judge Of Probate. =.
December 81, 1868. sf.sas JAM -SSw5
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-01-07
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE hereby gavsnotkat by virtue Of h }:
IN cense order 30 us the undersigned Admiuis>
traitors on the Estate of William T.. Kent late ef =
Berricn County deceased, BY the Probate Court Of
said. County on the 9Th day of December, A. d
1858, we will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the rights of said deceased on the premises
herein described, at noon the sotii day Of De-
tober 1862 to the following lands fe which tho -
said William I. Kent, died seized to wit: Sspith
thirty-one acres of the north cast quarter of the
south west quarter of Section Thirty Four in
Township Seven South Of Range Sixteen vs. est Ives.
ing in town Of Howard, Cass County ia the State
s1go = BENJAMIN NJ. READING, ssar
JOSEPH L. TUTf];E,9 KS, ~,
THOMAS DENlST0Nosn E---..-7ss
Dated Sept. 4ih, 1868. Ir.'r1e I, sep1o- 21v6 -.
The above notice is adjourned to November 30tb,
1863, and then to take place at the same time aud
place set in original notice.
October 30th, 1868. lEAiDTGUL TnT
THOMAS DENISTON
- BENJAMIN NJ. READING.
EE JOSEPH S.. FUTILE.
Niles, November I'd, 1868. s--'-','SsN $50,
The above notice is adjourned to December soth.
1868, and then to take place at the same time and
place set in original nstice.
THOMAS DENTSToN
BENJAMIN NJ. READDING.
JOSEPH 8. FUTILE. .,,...
Administrators =
December 10th, 1868. deef0-SzWo1 49,
The above notice is adjourned TO January essb.
place set in original notice. ni-ss.-l ,..,., -,
BENJAMIN u. READING,
- J0LEPH H. TUTTIE E-<ssA &1s
THOMAS DENISTON, 1850 49,
n .lisyoI = Administrators a. !,
january Ith, 1863 sissiI L sgf,J an7-s3wS.o :, I.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-01-07

pied by J. J. Van Rifes, as q law Office,
In the rear over tho post Office was o.
b ps1nhgAambroS5pe gallery. Jones
q Gibbs saved all of their goods, fully
covered by insurance. The building
was insured for twelve hundred dollars,
being the only one destroyed that was.
Everything in the post-eflice was
saved neutrality-suspicious.
from s2S t0 ssoE kHyQ-
Immediately adjoining his, on The
north, was 2 two story building, owned
and occupied by N. B. HOLSTER, as a
drug store, which was ialso burned.
Goods saved in adamaged condition.
The upper story was occupied byeS;
Bowling, as a, justice effiee. Ne in,
surance building or. goods.
For the time being this will prove a
serious blow to Dowagiac, as it will
be some time before the present owners
can hope TO build such buildings as
should coup in the place Of those de-
stroyed. =.
This fire has demonstrated, that al
though good one, our engine is not
sufficient protection against fire. Had
we possessed a complete hook and lad.
der apparatus, we hould have saved all
but one or two OF the buildings. An
apparatus of this kind will probably
cost from 5000 to $3.50, and with the
engine, will prove sufficient guard
against fire for many years to come.
Will our trustees see to this iimmedi.
ately. ~ ?.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-01-07

az Up to noon of Saturday last there
had been organized one hundred and
seventy-three National banks-an in
crease of thirty-nine since the 28th of
November, or oyer one day. Una
voidable delays have prevented the de-
livery of the notes, but several of the
banks have received their five dollar
notes.-the tens will soon be delivered
Tho twenties, 6fties and one hundreds
will soon bereadv. - rfo