Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-25

heI Dullulng Occupleu ny hloOL q 10, were
owned by John B. johnson, Esq, whose loss
in this street is not less than $4,000. In
sured in the agency of P. P. Peck for ST.
225; with Cary & Ross, $4,000; total, Se5,-
225.
LOSSES ON PUBLIC SQUARE.
The damage done stock and buildings on
the Public Square was very light. We give
the figures as reported to us:
w. 7. Fall, hardware merchant, No "a,
west side of Public Square, principal dam
age by water, amounting to $1,000.
A. A. Breast & Co., No, 20, west side Pub
lie Square, damage to stock $4,000. Fully
insured. Building damaged $1,000 owned
by James B. Craighead.
The building owned by John Baird, of
Columbia, Tenn, and occupied by W. w.
Berry G. Co., booksellers, was damaged about
$50 worth. Insured in the Commercial In
surance Company.
LOSSES ON DEADERICK STREET.
David Evarett, locksmith, north side of
Deaderick, first door from the square, lost in
stock about $500.
Thomas McCarty, Magistrate, w. w.
Southgate, civil engineer, and Esquire Nc
Daniel, Estray Ranger, occupied No. 2. The
loss of public and private documents in this
Office was very great. The docket of Esquire
McCarty, containing over nine hundred
judgments, together with his book contain
ing the markethouse accounts, receipts, etc,
were all destroyed. He also lost nearly ST.
600 in notes and accounts. The old docket
of ex-Justice G. NJ. Southgate, containing
over seven thousand judgments, was burned
By this loss, Mr.. Southgate's loses at
least 81, 800 in legal fees. Esquire Nc
Daniel4ost his books. The loss of w. w.
Southgate will exceed 81 900.
William Rear locllsmith, No. 4, lost his
entire stock, amounting to nearly $1,000.
No insurance.
C. Wheeling, No. 8, tailor, succeeded in
saving portion of his stock. His loss is
not over $3.50.
VIM. Nolan, saloon keeper, lost in stock
and furniture 81, 200. He was not insured.
Mike O'Brien, saloon keeper, places his
loss of stock, books, notes. etc, at $1,000.
No insurance.
Esquires P. w. Brien and Hagan, were
fortunate in having their docke. and papers
of magistrates Office saved from destruction.
Mr.. Brien, however, was very unfortunate
with his private papers. He lost his memo
randum of vouchers he had sent to agencies
in New York and Washington, amounting
to between 5000 and $1,000. His private
books and accounts were destroyed He es-
Inmates his loss at $4,000, but thinks he will
be able to hunt up some Of his claims with
out his memorandum. He has a great
many unsettled accounts, the record of
which are lost. Many of these will pro-
badly be setted.
P. Blakely occupied rooms above Esquire
Brien's Office, and lost furniture, etc, to the
amount of $500.
T.. l.. Cox, saloon keeper, No. 122, lost all
his stock of liquors, amounting to $500. His
family occupied the up stairs, and an addi-
tional loss of $500 was sustained in furniture,
bedding, etc. No insurance.
B. II. Barkhorn saved but little of his
large stock of liquors, tobacco, cigars, etc.
His loss is not less than $4,000. Insured in
the Nashville Commercial Insurance Com
pany for $4,000.
Mr.. Bitterlich, gunsmith over No. IA, sus-
tanned a loss of $1,000.
Alex. johnson occupied the room over
No. IA as a paint shop. His loss is S400
The saloon of Ira Crandal, No IS, was
damaged but very slightly.
TIP. Wade, locksmith, No. 20, lost by
water and thieves, about $3.50.
II. Fritz, shoemaker, No. % damaged by
water and thieying, $3.50 to 5000.
The RepuJlican Banner Office was the only
building burned on the south side of Dead
ericl. Their loss in machinery, type, paper
etc, is estimated at $4,000. Insured in
the following agencies; Cary & Ross, 81, 500
P. P. Peck, $4,000; Farnsworth & Clark
$1,000; State Insurance Company, $1,000
Total insurAnce-Sl3,50 500.
The Bonner Office building was owned by
Mrs. II. X Walker and w. F. Bang. Loss
about s., 900. No insurance.
The building occupied by Mr.. Barkhorn,
was owned by B. r. McKinnie. Loss, &c.
600. Insured for $1,000, as follows: State
Insurance Company, $500; agency of Cary
& Ross, $500.
The frame buildings occupied by Messrs
Brien, Hagan, O'Brien and Cox, were owned
By the heirs of Mrs. Wilson, Henry
Graft, agent Loss, $1,000. No insurance
And those occupied by Messrs. McCarty
Rear and Wheeling by the heirs of Rober
l. Moore. Loss $1,000. No insurance.
LOSES ON CHERRY STREET.
J. Gwinner, dyer and scourer. slightly
damaged by water.
Dunlap 8 Childress, attorneys at law
books, papers, etc, carried off during the FIRE
Expect to recover them. Impossible to es
innate loss. Or. Meness occupied the bacl
room Of this building. His loss will reacl
$3.50.
DIR, L. l. Coleman, Nc. GA, lost in books
papers and fixtures about $500. Col. JOIN
C. Burch, attorney, Office up stairs over No
Ga. Loss from 81 900 to $1,000, in books
papers and furniture. viii probably re
cover portion Of his property.
Col. Stone occupied No. &C, and hat
charge Of the books and papers of Colone
Irvine and John +. Isom, Esq. This Of
fee was also occupied by the Tennessee anC
Cumberland Oil and Mining Company
We understand that the books and paper
were all saved. Furniture up stairs be
longing to W. C. Bun,s was destroyed. Los
Sl00.
Willie. Haywood, Duval McNairy and c
Scott Svnmes, attorneys at law, had thei