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The FIRE AT MACON, GEo-The Savannah
Republican gives the following particulars Of the
fire at Macon:


II commenced about one o'clock, in a gunsmth's
shop. We regret to learn that Mr.. Willingham,
sislant editor OF the Macon Telegraph, was killed
BY the falling of a house. The following is a siuie
nent Of the property destroyed, as far ascertain
ed before the cars left on Tuesday morning.


Barroom fronting Sho,Hers druggist store; i.ddnglon &
Tbompsons provision store Macon Democrat office and Oc
mulsee Bank; Geo Robesons lottery Gice Damcurs pro-
VISION store Alrs. DamOurs millinery soIe; Bishop 4 Par
sous tin store: kennedys provision store Levy &
LOab's do; hos, Woods furniture warehouse.


By the utmost perseverance Of the citizens, the
buildings occupied by +. b. Weed, w B. Johnston
& Co. and Charles Campbell S, Co. were saved, bur
they considerable sufferers by damage On their
goods.


lamour, md Bishop & Parsons, no insurance.


Darcn Bank, owned by W. h. Johnston L. Co insured tor
SSlt0.


E. B, Weed Johnston & Co. and Campbell & Co. fully in
Sured.


FARTHER PARTICULARs.-From private latter
received in town last evening, we learn thai the loss,
including the stores and contents, will amount TO
about S2j,0G TO S30,O0O. Messrs. Bishop s. Par
soDs. aud J. II. DlInour, the largest sufferers
Neither OF them had any insurance.


the fire lasted about three hours, and at one
tint there WAS but litlle hope of saving the brick
stores OF Weed, w. Il. Johnson and e. c. Camp
bell & Co


MIR. Willingham was killed by the falling Of the
front end Of The building owned aud occupied by
Bishop & Parsons"