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AND JFAVaHY jiFPr'IRED By conipeterit and experiiednnceeedd workmen and wan ant id.

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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware,
ALL OF THE LATEST MANUFACTURERS. x> X A 3H O J$f ]Q @ , Gold and Siivere-^^- y S PECTACLES nSlS'YfOoldand Silver
.Eye-Glasses. Ladies'and Gents' Chains, Plain and Fancy Gold ^Rings of Beau-
tiful Workmanship, and every Variety of Article found in a First-Class Jewelry Store.
Tile entire stock has been purchased by us for CASH, and will be . offered at NEW YORK COST till further notice.
Stencil Plates of every description cut a`t short notice. . ! SOLE .'AGENTS for the celebrated Diamond Pebbled Speeta-
Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing in all its branches.' Hair Jewelry, Society Badges, Diamond Setting, or any new work made to ordered reasonable charges. Engraving proniptly executed.
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COLUMBUS, GA

All the different branches of Commerce are in complete

working order, and Students learn practically every branch

of business The advantages for acquiring a thorough bu-

siness Education are unsurpassed by any other College in

the country.

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For Catalogues, Circulars, &c.' address

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A. T. CLARK. Principal

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Columbus, Ga.

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Wholesale and Retail.

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Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, Mystic or Female Regulator,

H Toilet Articles,

Garden Seeds, Kerosene Oil, FISHING TACKLE.

Lamp Goods, &c.

Large lot of celebrated Elder Flower Lotion for rough shin and chapped

hands, always for sale.

Agent for Wakefield & Kent's EARTH CLOSETS.

Ag't for Carrol's KINDLING COMPOUND, a cheap substitute for light

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J. W. DENNIS & CO. We manufacture a good assortment of .
Cooking and Heating Stoves, Grates, Fire Dogs, Country & Stove Hollow-Ware.
-We guarantee bur goods in every respect. We also furnish any extra piece to any of our Stoves or ware at short notice.
131 BROAD ST., COLUMBUS, GA. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of House Furnishing Goods, Stove Grates, Hollow and Wooden Ware, Hardware
and Cutlery. We also manufacture all kinds of
We call the attention of merchants particularly, to our assortment of
as we make that a specialty.
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Tea, Roasted and Ground Coffees, Ice, Fish, &c., <&c.;
Manufacturers of all grades 'of CIGARS.
Nos, 194 and 196 Broad Street, Columbus, Georgia.

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and STALLS No. 1 and 3, Vegetable Market;

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COLUMBUS, Ga.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in' *Vt

Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Garden Vegetables,

Fruits, and Market Supplies of every

description. I have a largo Market Garden, and am prepared to serve my customers with every thing in my line,
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Contracts for Lease or Engagements must be addressed to:; F. J. SPRINGER, Proprietor, ' " ' " ' COLUMBUS, GA.

Whole.sale and Retail Dealer in even' kind of

All grades of

Flour.

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Coffee,

Teas

Canned-Goods,

Pickles,

Sauces.

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Liquor^

Porter, . Ale,

Cider, &c

Also a large ond well selected stock of

North Carolina and Virginia Tobacco

Imported and Domestic Cigars.

Crawford st., corner of Oglethorpe,

SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE CORNER.

Prompt attention paid to filling orders from the Country

Trade.

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Sauces ia Tobacco rPe, SE CORNER, frlrn the Counl

DEALER IN.

ALSO DEALER IN -

Always on hand for sale Office corner Brida:e a;

prices, or exchange for i lorpe sts, Columbus, Ga

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Retailer and Jobber of

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.Established Fifteen Years,

FRONTING CRAWFORD ST., COLUMBUS, GA.

Entrance from Rankin House and from the Ruby Restaurant. Merchants will find it to their interest to patronize this Saloon.
A large force of first-lass Artists in constant attendance. Customers waited on with dispatch. ,

NOTICE THE REMARKABLY LOW RATES.

Sharing, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, and Hair Dressing, as often as desired,

at Two Dollars per month, or Six Tickets for One Dollar.

Each customer will be furnished with a private shaving cup and brash,

and Bay Bum, Bose Water or Cologne, Tricopherons or Hair Oil, without ex-

tra charge.

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I will also furnish Hall's Sicillian Hair Benewer, or Tibets Physiological

Hair Begenerator to customers, without extra charge.

TEEMS, Two Dollars per Month in ADVANCE.



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mHtr?on ize this Saloon. 'tant attendance. Cus-

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ressing, as often as desired,

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>us or Hair Oil, without ex-

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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873, by T. M. HADDOCK,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. D. C.

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INTRODUCTORY

Our citizens have long stood in need of a Directory of Colum-

bus and surroundings. We have been urged bj our leading citi-

zens to take the matter in hand, how far we have been able to

satisfy and supply their wants we leave to our friends and patrons

to determine. It is impossible to bring a work of this character to

perfection, its very nature precludes the idea, We do not claim to

work impossibilities, but have devoted our whole time, energy and

means to present to our patrons a work that would meet their ap-

proval.

Before closing, we desire to return thanks for the many favors

and liberal patronage and assistance of our citizens in obtaining

information so essential to the compilation of this work.

Trusting ouiyexperience will enable us to improve in our future

efforts:

Respectfully, &c.

T. M. HADDOCK.

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Index to Advertisements.

PAGE.

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ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.

HIDES.

Clark, A. T., (Business College,)

Mehaffey, John, .. .colored paper front

inside front cover

HOUSE FURNISHING.

St. Joseph's Academy, (sisters of

Mercy,)

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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Holstead & Co.,.

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BANKS AND BANKERS.

Eagle & Phenix, Georgia Home,.

88, 89 .77

Bennett, J. M & Co., col'd paper front

Robarts, Wm. H. & Co., -- .... --34

INSURANCE.

Georgia Home,

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LABOR EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

Smith, Wm. D colored paper back

BARBERS.

MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Clark, Joe & Son,

47 Chaffin, W. J.,

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Rogers, Shepherd, colored paper back

NEWSPAPERS.

Terry, W. Ed., colored paper front

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

Chaffin, W. J.

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The Columbus Enquirer,daily and

Weekly,

100, 101

The Daily and Weekly Sun,... .49, 50

BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.

Tines, Wm, H., c,

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BUTCHERS. Patrick & Bro, colored paper hack

CARRIAGE & WAGON MANUF'RS

Welch & Co.,

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OPERA HOUSE. Springer, F.J colored paper front
PAINTERS, HOUSE, SIGN, &c. Smith, Wm. D., .. .colored paper back PAPER, PAPER STOCK, RAGS, &c. Mehaffey, John,,. .colored paper front

CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.

Brown, G. W. & Co., col'd paper front

COTTON MILLS, MANUFACT'RS.

Clegg, A. & Co.,...

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Eagle and Phenix Mfg Co ,.88, 89

COTTON, WAREHOUSE & COM-

MISSION MERCHANTS.

Allen, Preer & Illges, .:

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Flournoy, McGehee & Co.,

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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

Williams, G. T.

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PRINTERS, BOOK AND JOB.

Calhoun, A. R.,

100, 101

Gilbert, Thos. & Co.,.

49, 50

STOVE AND HOLLOW WARE MANUFACTURERS.

Dennis, J. W. & Co., col'd paper front

DENTISTS. Fogle, W. J,, Hentz, T. W., ...ttTT. 'ligner, W. F.,
DRUGGISTS.

STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.

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Bennett. J. M. & Co., col'd paper front

Robarts, W. H. & Co.,

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SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c.

Middlebrook, H ,. .colored paper front

Griffin, J. I.,

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Moffett, Dr. C. J.,.. .inside front cover

SEEDS.. Holstead & Co.,

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DRY GOODS.

Blanchard, T. E.,. ...inside back cover

Chapman & Verstille,

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TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WORKERS.
Bennett, J. M. & Co., col'd paper front

Crigler, H. T., Jones, J. S.,

colored paper back colored paper front

Fee, Wm., Robarts, W. H. & Co,

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FISH.

VEGETABLES, MARKET SUP-

Brown, G. W. &, Co., col'd paper front

PLIES, &c.

GROCERS

Putney, L., colored paper front

Brown, G. W. & Co., col'd paper front WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. .

Hamilton, J. H., . .outside hack cover Gutowsky, L.,

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Kaufman, J. & J., colored japer back Springer, F. J., .. .colored paper front

Spear, T. S.. 1 .outside front cove Wittich & Kinsel, . .1st p. col. fly Ieaf

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HIDES. , .

Fey, John, .. .colored paper front

HOUSE FURNISHING.

it, J. M & Co., col'd paper front

ts, Wm. H. & Co.,

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ia Home,.

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R EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

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C, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

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J NEWSPAPERS,

olumbus Enquirer, daily and

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ally and Weekly Sun,... .49, 50

OPERA HOUSE.

er, F. J colored paper front

INTERS, HOUSE, SIGN, &c. Wm. D., .. .colored paper back

R, PAPER STOCK, RAGS, &c. Fey, John,,. .colored paper front

IOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

ms, G. T.,

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INTERS, BOOK AND JOB. in, A. R., ... .....100, 101 t, Thos & Co.,. .........49, 50

IE AND HOLLOW WARE MANUFACTURERS.
:, J. W. & Co., coPd paper front

TOVES, TIN WARE, &c.

t, J. M. & Co., col'd paper front

ts, W. H. & Co.,

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DDLERY, HARNESS, &c. ibrook, H ,. .colored paper front

1 . SEEDS. .

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iHEET IRON AND COPPER

WORKERS.

t, J. M. & Co., col'd paper front

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JETABLES, MARKET SUPPLIES, &c. '
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General Index.

Title page. I.......... Introductory/1: .... M.......................

Historical Sketch of Columbus,.!......

Miscellaneous, Chuches, Societies, &c.

General Directory,

Business Directory,...i........

Fire Alarms,

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Street Directory, ..........................

Abbreviations

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cor- -corner.

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c--colored.

Co--Company.

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M. & G. R.R.--Mobile and Girard Railroad.

Mariuf--Manufacturer.

N-- North.

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N. E.--Northeast. . /

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N. W.--Northwest. A ' 1

N. <$ Sr-R.R --North and South Railroad,

hr--near.

opp--opposite.

i--resides.

S.--South.'

S. E.---Southeast.

S. W.--Southwest.

8. W. itkii!.--Southwestern Railroad.

So. and A. Tel. Go--Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Co.

W. U. Tel. Co.--Western Union Telegraph Co.

W. R.R.--Western Railroad.

The word street is not used, it being implied.

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Miscellaneous.

CHURCHES.

MASONIC.

First Presbyterian--1Corner of Ogle-

thorpe and. St. Clair streets--Rev. J.

H. Nall, pastor.

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Episcopal (Trinity) ;--Oglethorpe

street,between Randolph and St. Clair

Rev. W. C. Hunter, rector.

St. Philips and St. James (Roman Catholic)--On Jackson,between Bald-

wprii.nesat.nd Few streets--Father Cafferty,

First Baptist--Randolph street, be-

Lodge in Burrus' building, corner Broad and Randolph streets.
Columbian J^odge, No. 7--Meets 2d Friday night in each month.
Parley Chapter, No, 7--Meets on 1st Friday night in each month. urdHaoypenigChotuninciel,aNcho.m4o--ntMh.eets 3d Sat-
St. Aldemar Commandery -- Meets 2d Tuesday night in each month; , . ... .. B'NAl BERITH. ; : ....

tween Jackson and Troup--Rev. C. A. Lodge in Burrus' building--Meet-

Kendrick, pastor. St. Luke (Methodist)--On Jackson

ings held on each month

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street, between Randolph and St. Clair streets--Rev. Dr. J. S. Key, pastor.
St. Paul (Methodist) -- Southeast corner of Franklin and Troup streets --Rev. Arm'inius Wright, D. D., pas-

PUBLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Rooms on St. Clair street, between
Front and Broad streets. Open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Three hundred members. Volumes in Library 2,500.

^Wesley Chapel (Methodist)--At foot of Randolph street, near river--Rev.

Mrs. J. R. Ivey, Librarian. CHATTAHOOCHEE BOAT

CLUB.

W. 'J' Robinson, pastor.

Rooms St. Clair,between Broad and

Jewish Synagogue--Corner Crawford Front. John King, President; James

and Forsyth streets--Herman thaT, rabbi.

Birkin-

Hste. aSdh, oSretce'ry, VanicdeTPrreeass''t;r; WIIi.llIi)s. SG. rHeeonl-,

GIRARD. ...

Captain. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Methodist--J. W. Simmons, pastor. Baptist--Rev. Wm. Whipple, pastor.

- No. 1 (white male) northeast corner Jackson and Crawford streets.; No.

BROWNEVILLE. ,

2 (white female) southwest corner St.

Trinity (Methodist)--Rev. J. W. Simmons, pastor.
COLORED.'
Jsbury Chapel (Methodist) -- East Common--W. H. Noble, pastor.
First Baptist--Corner Front and St. Clair, near river--Green McArthur,

Clair and Forsyth streets.

Temperance Hall (mixed colored)

Oglethorpe street, between Randolph

and Bryan.

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MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

Mayor--John Mcllhenny.

City Treasurer--John N. Barnett.

Clerk of Council--M. M. Moore.

VTMSt.r John (Methodist) -- Northeast common--J. M. Cargill, pastor.
Second Baptist--Northern Liberties Rev. Primus Stafford, pastor.

City Attorney--Chas. H. Williams. City Physician--E. B. Schley. City Sexton--James M. Lynah. City Marshal--Mat. W. Murphy. Deputy Marshal -Wm. L. Robinson,

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Wharfinger--Jake Burrus.

Lodge, on Oglethorpe, between St. Clair, and. Crawford streets. Regular

BOARD OF CONTROL COLUMBUS FIRE DEPARTMENT. \

meetings held every Monday. evening, at E7$ncoa'mclpomcke.nt meets 1st and' 3d Fri.-

W. H. Williams, Chief Engineer. G. W. Rosette, 1st Ass't Engineer.^! C. A. Etheridge, 2d Ass't- Engineer

days in each month.

W. S. DeWolf, Secretary..

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Lodge in Burrus' building, corner >ad and Randolph streets. Columbian Lodge, No. J--Meets 2d day night in each month. Darky Chapter, No, 1---Meets on Friday night in each month. lope Council, No. 4--Meets 3d Sat-' ay night in each month. '1. Aldemar Commandery -- Meets Tuesday night in each month.

JTNAI BERITH. ;

.odge in Burrus' building--Meet-

> held on the lst and 3d Sundays in

a .month

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BLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

obms on St. Clair street, between aabtmear.nsd.toBVr6ooalpdu.msmetsr.eientTsL.hribeOeraprehynu2nf,d5ror0em0d.

. J. R. Iyey, Librarian.

Vl'TAHOOCHEE BOAT CLUB,

ooms St. Clair, between Broad and

it, John King, President; Janies

Shorter. Vice Pres't;. Willis S. Hoi-'

1, Sec'y and Treas'r; H. D. Green,

t ain.public

. SCHOOLS.

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o. 1 (white male) northeast corner

:son and Crawford streets. No. '

bite female) southwest corner St.

r and Forsyth streets.

:mperance Hall (mixed colored)

thorpe street, between Randolph

Bryan.

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WICIPAL GOVERNMENT,

ryyoTrr--eaJsouhrenr--McJollhhnenNn.y.Barnett. ;yrkAotftoCrnoeuyn--cilC--haMs.. HM.. WMoiloliraem; s, y Physician--E. B. Schley, y Sexton--James M. Lynah y Marshal--Mat. W. Murphy. puty Marshal--Wm. L. Robinson, larlinger--Jake Burrus.

fire CdOeNpTaRrOtLmCeOnLtU.MBUS . V illiams, Chief Engineer. W. Rosette, 1st Ass't Engineer,;-,

SS. EDnheWro,dl,ff,ekS2e<c! rAestasHry.E, ngi.n..eer.

HISTORICAL SKETCH

The City of Columbus is the county seat of Muscogee "county,

was laid out in 1828, and is' situated at the foot of the falls, on the

east bank of the Chattahoochee river, at the head of navigation,

and four hundred miles from the Gulf of Mexico. The river is

navigable all summer for light draft steamers, and in winter for the

largest.boats. ..

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Immediately in front of the town large rugged rocks rise over the whole bed of the river, and convert it into a succession of

rapiqls. It is laid off in oblong squares of four acres, each divided into eight square lots of half an acre. Parallel with the river its
length is one mile and a quarter; in breadth about three-quarters

of a mile. This is the city limits proper, and does not include Northern Liberties, Linwood and other surroundings, so closely

built around the city, that to a stranger it naturally appears part

and parcel of the city.

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BRIDGES.

There are-a number of handsome and substantial bridges across, the river connecting Girard, Marshall and Browneville on the Ala-

bama side with the city: \

MANUFACTURES AND WATER POWER CAPABLE OF RUNNING MILLION OF SPINDLES.

Columbus is destined to become one of the largest manufacturing cities in the South. The citizens are alive to a sense of their ad-

vantages, and have already invested and are still investing largely in manufactures. The effective fall of the Chattahoochee at Columbus is 14 feet; the length of dam 500 feet, and Its depth at low wrater mark 16 inches.

Columbus has, without doubt, the easiest controlled water power on this continent. From the northern limits of the Columbus

4actory property to the present dam, a distance of less than three iles, the natural fall of the river is eighty-three feet. The factory

dam in the city is of the capacity of four thousand horse power, or

some two hundred thousand spindles. Rock channels have been

completed and the proprietors ' are offering splendid water lots for

sale. A distinguished engineer remarked there is hardly two miles

between here and West Point, (thirty-eight miles,) where a cotton

factory could not be easily built and operated. The city annually

does a business of four million dollars, and warehouses 70,000

bales of eotton, of which our manufacturers take 7,000. Columbus

is known as the chief manufacturing place in, Georgia, and in point

of cotton mills is the most important in the South. She is called

the Lowell of the South; but if the pace of the last few years is

kept up, Lowell may yet feet content to be called the Columbus of

the North. We are in the middle of an extensive and never-failing

cotton and grain producing region. Railroads branch in all direc-

tions, and we are contiguous to the richest coal, iron and miscella-

neous mineral region in the world. Our climate is pleasant, and

the locality healthy. The summers are warm, but out-door work

is never stopped on account of a hot sun, and sun strokes'are

things unknown. . '

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OVER THE NORTH .

the South has every manufacturing advantage. The raw material

is at our doors. We save transportation. Labor is as cheap as

there. The temperature is more favorable to the working of the

staple. Our winters are milder and our rivers never freeze. Days

are longer and thus gas light is needless, and the weather being

far more propitious, fires need not be so severe nor heat so great.

A prudent manufacturer would starve North. .

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Since 1865, when four mills and sixty thousand bales of cotton

were burned by the Federals, Columbus has averaged the erection

A COTTON FACTORY EVERY YEAR ; . .
and it has been done almost exclusively with Southern money. Now we have six of these establishments, running 32,000 spin-
dles and 900 looms. -More will be erected before 1875. Such has been the progress of a Georgia town with' an immediate population of 15,000 souls.
THE CAPITAL

of our present industrial establishments is about two and a half millions. Some two thousand people are supported by them either directly or indirectly.
A mile and a half above the city in a straight line is the Columbus Factory. The scenery is of the most attractive and picturesque description. The river is broad, and its surface dotted with multitudes of green islands. Tall bluffs, brightly wooded and
flowered, inclose the stream and far away hill rises above hill. Here in three-quarters of a mile the stream has a natural depres-
sion of 42T7 feet, and a little over a mile of 52T^ feet. The

fall cai an av<
The five fin
. Not: the Ge it, win ty feet a brca cessiot
of a g main r prises say th uing 1 dam o
Ore sideral cost $ has nc
On as go( ted tli of spi
of the the ri\ the quj best o
The 18GG, the 1: upon t close c No. 1, run by tabli.'l styles dies a 115.00 They, yarns,
from ' mill ioi
The was ri inunuf .25,000 puny t

ir thousand horse power, or Rock channels have been
ring splendid water lots for ted there is hardly two miles light miles,) where a cotton Derated. The city annually rs, and warehouses 70,000 rers take 7,000. Columbus ace in Georgia, and in point n the South. She is called ice of the last few years is i be called the Columbus of extensive and never-failing ailroads branch in all direclesf coal, iron and miscellair climate is pleasant, and e warm, but out-door work
sun, and sun strokes' are
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antage. The raw material in. Labor is as cheap as able to the working of the rivers never freeze. Days ss,~and the weather being ) severe nor heat so great, ould make money while he
f thousand bales of cotton has averaged the erection
5BT YEAR
with Southern money, tents, running 32,000 spinected before 1875. Such with an immediate popu-

is '.about two and a half supported by them either

traight line is the Colum-

Dst attractive and pictur-

nddts surface dotted with

is, brightly wooded and

hill rises above hill,

sam has a natural depres-

nile of

feet. The

fall can be made available for a mile of contiguous factories having an average of at least sixteen feet head and ample water.

The river flows for a mile and a half over a shallow rocky bed of

five hundred to seven hundred yards wide.

Nature has here prepared a natural tailway or channel close to

the Georgia, bank. It is lined with rock walls, and the bottom of

it, while descending with the stream, is everywhere twenty to thirty feet below7 the bottom of the river opposite, which will average a breadth of thirty times as great as this deep1 gorge. This suc-

cession of islands, with foundations of rock, can be made portions

of a great wing dam extending the entire distance, rendering the

main river the head and the gorge the tail way, of as many enter-

prises as may be desired for a mile down the river. It is safe to

say that location for cotton factories, thirty in number, each run-

ning 20,000 spindles can be obtained, and that without raising a

dam of over four feet high on the shoals between islands.

Over thirty years ago the Columbus Factory, which owns considerable of this "valuable property, built a wooden dam, which

cost $10,000, and controls a power to run 100,000 spindles, which

haS not cost a cent of repairs since erection. On the Alabama side, a little lower down, the powrer is almost
as good. The Federals burned a large paper mill which w7as loca-

ted there.. The f! yorjwhen controlled will run a million and a half of spindles.

BUILDING MATERIALS

of the most durable kind have been furnished by nature all along

the river. All to be done is to remove the rock by derricks from

the quarry to the walls of buildings. If brick be preferred, the

best of earth for making them is close at band. The present Eagle and Phenix Manufacturing Company7 since

1866, have erected and stocked with the finest machinery, two of

the largest, mills in the South. Eagle and Phenix No" 1, built

upon the site of the Eagle mill destroyed bv Federal troops at the

close of the war. Eagle and Phenix"JNo. 2, on the same model as

No. 1, built_pn the site of the old Howard mill. These two mills,

run by one company, constitute the largest and most imposing es-

tablishment in the Southern States, manufacturing from 75 to 100

styles of cotton and woolen goods--running G40 looms, 21,000 spin-

dles and seven sots of woolen machinery, they turn out about

115,000 yards per week and give employment to" about 700 hands.

They, in addition, also run a mill for the manufacture of cotton

yarns, capacity 2,000 spindles, turning out 850 pounds per day

from Nos. 8 to IPs. Their property is valued at upwards of one

million dollars.

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The Muscogee Mills, occupying the site of the old Coweta Mills,

was rebuilt in 1866-67. It runs 80 looms; _5,500 spindles in the

manufacture of sheetings, shirtings, rope, &c.; turns out about

.25,000 yards per week and 500 to 600 pounds of rope. The com-

pany employs .90 hands.

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A 0)6^ & Co. established in 1872 a cotton mill ran by steam nower- capacity 30 looms; manufacture a variety of goods of suSeriot quaUtyf'such as cotton stripes, cheeks, gmghams &c
They employ from 30 to 40 bands. The company consists of An-

thony CleS

E. Dexter, John Mcllhcnny and Robert S.

StTheCblumbus Manufacturing Company, is situated ou the

river above the city near,Columbus ^Eactory Stallon or` theJsUh

and South R.R. This mill was originally bmlt

w

Tlann Stewart and Fontaine, and a few others, it was burnea ay

Federal troops in 1865 and rebuilt in 1866-'67; runs 4,000 spindles

and113 looms for the manufacture of sheeting and shut mgs of

fine quality capacity 34,800 yards per week; also manufacture yarns1 knitting dewing thread, &c.; employ 125 hands, consume

1,300 bales of cotton annually. The Company owns 200

the banks of the Chattahopcbec river, the .best factory site? ...

NEW MILLS:--LARGE INVESTMENTS. The Eagle and PheDix Manufacturing'; Company has already

SmSSIvS IS 4. SSS MKffsi faift will bo also erected no;} jo.r on the ste ol the 1 alaoo
R3 OSH.seems to be . certainty OM ftf Coleoibus MonofacTtohreyseweilnl therapvreisaensotwheilrl, ninevwesmt,ililninCoopluemrabtiuosn banyd18v7icoi.n. i y a jo. ^

half a million of dollars, and increase the manufacturing capacity "forty Sois.nd spindles. A briBbt future is, ,n store for the

bos been evineed in the last
six yeat--the establishment of 5,000 spindles per year-the garth
wil/not revolve around the sun many tunes before the whirl of one hundred thousand spindles will mingle with tli roar of
Less than fifteen years are required. Our factories now takey ca y seven thousand bales of cotton.
OUR INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS.
Besides cotton, we have grist, flouring and extensive wood
works plow manufactories, iron and brass foundries.and machine works--all founded upon the wrecks created by the FedeialtoiL It is said the South has no energy. The manufacturers of Columbus have built these industries with their own money and tbeyu vestments of our own people.
NO TAXES.

By our State and municipal laws all taxes have been removed

from manufactories for ten years.

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htmny and Robert b.
jK* situated on - the y-'Station on the North built in 1838 by J. R. hers, it was burned by 6$ runs 4,000 spindles leing and shirtings of eek: also manufacture )vl25 hands, consume any owns 200 acres on est factory sites in the
nts. Cginpftny has already laJ will be required to refned think there is no he present ones will be prospect. This order
Browne is principally the site of the Palace, ,t be Columbus Manuion by 1875. ius and vicinity about napufacturing capacity ro is in store for the
e'en evinced in the last caper year--the earth blfore the whirl of one h the roar of our river. Stories now take yearly

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and extensive wood
oindries and machine by the Federal forces,
arfnfacturers of Colurnuvn money and the in-

;es have been removed

There are a number.,of fine public buildings The Court-house is a lawe -two story brick building, located in the centre of a beautiful square. It was built'in 1829-30, and was at the time considered one of the finest public buildings in the State. Until recently it was surmounted by a tall steeple, with belfry. This taken down in 1870, in consequence of damage its great weight was likely to do the building. In addition to its use for Court and office purposes, a portion of it is used by the city as Council Chamber, police quarters and guard bouse. The building is in jgood repair and still is an ornament to the city; . -'
The Jail, a large handsome brick structure, is situated on the East Common. It was completed, with all modern improvements, about the time of the breaking out of the late war. The cells are of iron and are well ventilated. It is considered entirely safe.
The Female Orphan Asylum is situated near Northeast Common, near the Cemetery, "it is a one story brick building of neat appearance, and is well adapted for the uses to which it is applied.
SPRINGER. OPERA , HOUSE, . ...
scuooi.s. . Columbus has two neat substantial Public Academies--one male and the other female. These buildings we believe are valued at 520,000. The average attendance' at these, schools is about 600

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pupils. Superintendent of Public Schools, Mr. Geo. M. Dews, is

a polished and accomplished gentleman. He is aided by a full

corps of excellent teachers. ,

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In addition to these schools for the whites, there is one at tem-

perance Hall for colored; it numbers near 100 pupils, and.is under

the same Board of Trustees and rules as govern the white schools. Both are supported by appropriations from the City treasury..
There are also a number of well conducted private schools in the City, and an Episcopal Free School of nearly 100 scholars.

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CHURCHES.

Columbus has twTelve churches, seven white and four colored.

They may be enumerated as follows: for whites--three. Methodist,

one Baptist, one Presbyterian, one R. Catholic, one Episcopal, one

Jewish Synagogue. For colored--three Methodist and one B.ap-

tist. The fine church buildings and beautiful lots are the admira-

tion of all visitors.

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PRIVATE BUILDINGS.

There are numerous handsome residences in the City and vicin-

ity. One of the handsomest business houses in the City and State is the Georgia Home Insurance Bank; it is built of iron, and is

three stories high; it cost about $50,000,. Among other command-
ing buildings we may mention the Rankin House, Perry,. Housp, Chattahoochee National Bank, Burras' Building, Garrard's Building, Eagle and Phenix Cotton Mills, and others..

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PUBLIC OFFICERS.

Columbus is well officered, her mayor, Hon. John Mcllhenny,
is possessed of more than ordinary abilities as an executive, officer. No city in the Union is better governed than Columbus. The city police are active and efficient, and as a whole cannot he excelled in any of our Southern cities.

RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS.

There are four railroads centering hern I be South estern,

(formerly Muscogee,) connects at MatTon with roads running into

every portion of the State, leading North, South and East. The

Western Branch R.R., connects at Montgomery and Opelika,

Ala,, with roads to North, South, East and West. The Mobile

and Girard runs to Troy and connects . with trains for Montgomery

and Eufaula. The North and South, (narrow guage,) commenced

in 1871, is completed in a northerly direction^and trains running

20 miles towards LaGrange. It is destined to give to the city a

very important Western connection.

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There are four steamboats running on the Chattahoochee river,

controlled by the Central R.R. Co. They ply between Columbus

and Apalachicola, Fla., a distance of about 300 miles, stopping at all the landings. They are well fitted up for freight and passen-

gers.

trlGeo. M. Dews, is e Is aided by a full
there is one at Tem0 pupils, and .is under srn the white schools, e City treasury, private schools in the 100 scholars.
te and four colored, es--three Methodist, Cj'hne Episcopal, one nodist and one Baplots are the ad mi ra-
il the City and vicinn the City and State built of iron, and is long other coinmandouse, Perry. House, ng, Garrard's Buildm
. John Mcllhenny, an executive officer. oMmhns. The city annot be excelled in
s. 'he South Western, roads running into ith and East." The nery and Opelika, 'Vest. The Mobile ns for Montgomery plage,) commenced and trains running 1 give to the city a
lattahoochee river, between Columbus miles, stopping at freight and passen-

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THE STRANGER WELCOME.

All who come here as visitors or to locate permanently are wel-

comed to our section, and the social circle where they deserve it,

and every well-behaved person does. The South is recuperating

from a disastrous war. She wants more capital and labor and

offers tempting inducements, and in none of her cities will be found

more attractions than Columbus, and none have the natural advan-

tages that nature has lavished on her.

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Labor and capital are wanted to 'assist in developing her im-

mense natural resources., v ...

The late War between the States.
February, 1861, Georgia feeling aggrieved at the sectional aspect of the General Government, assembled in Convention and resolved to withdraw from the Union and join a Confederacy of Southern States. The North uprose, and with a,n immense army confronted and ordered the South to cease further demonstration; the South refused to recoil; then the old and young of the South assembled together for the defence of their homes, and in no State or City in the South was a more heroic or determined spirit evinced than among our citizens of Columbus, Ga.; old and young came forward and freely gave of their means and laid down their 'lives in the cause. The following list, we regret to say, is not as perfect as we would desire of our Heroes, but a more satisfactory statement could not be obtained, owing to the loss of record matter during and at the close of the war; we having but little material at band to work upon, and in some instances been compelled to resort to every individual member within reach, of the remnant of whole companies.

Third Georgia Cavalry Regiment.

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STAFF OFFICERS.

M. J. Cra wford. Colonel.

R. E. Kennon, Lieutenant Colonel.

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Howard Johnson, Major.

J. P. C. Winder. Adjutant.

E. F. Colzey, Surgeon.

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-- MouIky, Assistant Surgeon.

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Harry J. DeLauney, Sergeant Major.'

J. W Hinton Chaplain.

R. W. Denton, Quartermaster. .

J. A Frazier, Commissary.

OFFICERS COMPANY A.

Robt. Thompson, Captain, afterwards promoted Colonel.., Charles Phelps, 1st Lieutenant. Wm. Howard, 2d Lieutenant, afterwards Captain. Jno. Klink, 3d Lieutenant, afterwards 1st Lieutenant. Laurence Wall, 0. S., afterwards 3d Lieutenant.

OFFICERS COMPANY B. B. A Thornton, Captain. Howard'Johnson, 1st Lieutenant, promoted Major. Hamp Park, 2d Lieutenant. Jno. Manley, 3d Lieutenant. Thomas King, 0. S. afterwards Lieutenant.

OFFICERS COMPANY I.

Jno. W. Hurt, Captain. ' '

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J S. Pemberton, 1st Lieutenant; afterwards Captain.' iVi

B. B. Fontaine, 2d Lieutenant, afterwards Woolfolk Walker, 3d Lieutenant.

Ca*ptain- ..

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James Dennis, 0. S. afterwards Lieutenant. '

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Columbus Guards, Co, G, 2d Ga. Regt. , y

The Columbus Guards were first organized and chartered by the Legisla-

ture of Georgia, in 1834. Soon after its organization, the services of this

Company were engaged in the Indian War. It served during the entire war,

and in different engagements with the Indians in this portion of the State,

and in Florida, with great valor.

When the call of the General Government was made on the States to furnish

volunteers for the Mexican War of 1848, this Company was among the first to

respond, and became a part of the 1st Ga. Regt. of Volunteers, serving with

distinction onp year. They Returned home, having lost heavily from fever

that attacked the soldiers in Mexico. In i860, the Chicago Zouaves challen-

ged any Company in the United States (o drill against them. The challenge

was accepted by this Company, and active preparations were being made to

meet, when the war between the North and South began. This Company for

a number of years maintained their well-earned reputation as the best drilled

Company in Georgia.

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At the first tocsin of war, they offered their services to the Confederacy;

and on the lGth of April, 1861,. were ordered to Tybee Island. There

they became Company G, of the 2d Ga. 'Begt. Shortly afterwards they were

ordered to Brunswick, Ga., and thence in July, 1861, to the battlefields of

Virginia. This Company furnished from among its privates more officers

than any other Company, some of them rising to the position of Colonels.

In Virginia they werd attached to Toombs' Georgia Brigade. They partici-

pated in the following engagements, besides numerous skirmishes: f .

April 16, 1862, siege of Yorktowm; Jane 27, 1862, .Gafnet's Farm; July i,

1802, Malvern Hill; Aug. 21), 1862, Thoroughfare Gap; Aug. 30, 1862, Second

Manassas; Sept. 17, 1862, Sharpsburg; Dec. 13, 1862, Fredericksburg; May

3, 1863, Siege of Suffolk; July 2 and 3, 1863; Gettysburg; July 25, 1863,

Thornton Biver; Sept, 19, 20, 1863, Chickamauga; Oct. 28, 1863, Lookout

Valley; Nov. 16, 1863, Campbell's Station; Nov. 18 to 30, 1863, siege of Knox-

ville; Dec. 14, 1863, Bean Station; Jan. 17, 1864, Dandridge; May 6, 1864,

Wilderness; May 8th to 14th, 1864, Spottsylvania; May 23d to 2G, 1864, Han-

over Junction; May 28th to 30th, 1864. Totopotomy; June 1st to 6th, 1864,

Second Cold Harbor; June 17, 1864, Bermuda Hundreds; June ,18th to 30th,

1864, siege of Petersburg; Aug. 14, 1864, Deep Botton); Aug. 16, 1864, Fus-

sell's Mills; Sept. 29, 1864, Fort Gilmer; Sept, 30, 1864, Fort Harrison; Oct.

7, 1864, Darbytown; Oct 13, 1864, Darbytown Road; April 2, 1865, Peters-

burg; April 9, 18G5, Appomattox,

When the war closed, they were few in numbers, most of them having

been killed, or died in the service of their country. .

In June, 1873, the Company re-organized and received arms from the

State, and are now well drilled and in good discipline. The officers elected

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are: W. S. Shepherd, Captain. (I

N. Hawks, 2d Lieutenant. Thoi|

Grimes, 4th Lieutenant.

Ol|

Capt. Paul J. Semins, elected

Brigadier General December, '61.

July, 1863.

' Roswell Ellis, 1st Lieutenant, pi|

General of Brigade Dec., 1863.

W. 0. Hodges, 2d Lieutenant,

Lieutenant Colonel, 17th Georgia a|

W. G. Clemons, 3d Lieutenant, |

Cmnming's Brigade March, 1863.

J. M. Everett, 4th Lieutenant, |

died in Columbns, summer, 1863.

J. S. Allen, 2d Georgia.

jr.,

1 st

Sergea n; t,

pro|

J. M. Denson, 2d Sergeant, prorl

Van Marcus, 3d Sergeant, transft|

Limbus.

R. Potter, 4th Sergeant, promotel

J, D. Carter, jr., 1st Corporal.

Wm. Redd, 2d Corporal, transfel

tant.

J. R. Sanders, 3d Corporal, pronl

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T. -

Chaffin, jr., 4th .:>.* <

Co rporal,

pro! pr|

J. C. Apple; S. R. Andrews, jr., T

Q. H. Abercrombie; Wiley Aberci\|

meat to Gen. Canty's Brigade; O.

moted Lieutenant Colonel; T. M.

ant, killed at the Crater, Pefershn

mend; J. J. Bradford, transferred

Bradford,transferred and promotedl

killed sj Atlanta, July, 1864; E. Bal

Briggs, promoted Sergeant Major a|

A. Bailey, killed at Gettysburg, Jut

J. R. Bedell; H. B. Beecher, Sergei

promoted Captain and transferred tl

moled Lieutenant; D. B. Booher, p|

Petersburg, 1864; Jos. D. Bethune,!

Bcthnne; Wm. A. Brown, transferrl

ferred to Nelson Rangers: R. A. B j

graph Department; C. Coleman, tral

Coleman; T. M. Carter, transferred!

ferred to Nelson Rangers; J. 0. Cal

M.; J. A. Cody, transferred and pr<l

J. J. Clapp: O* Cromwell; W. G. Ci|

artillery; J. H. Crowell, transferred

transferred and promoted Li Miteust

A. Puniel, transferred to X-<N.,n H i

Richmond, Ya., 1801; J. G DeVotil

and transferred to Com. Pep irf ment|

in Columbus, 1804; James Pa Rose,

wounds received at Chickamauga; J|

fand killed in battle Wilder

tr kunferrod and promoted Lieut.; I

W. It. ITougbton. promoted O. Sgt.; I

Lieutenant; R. M. Howard; J. T. 1I|

Hudson, transferred and promoted

bartered by the Legislainjttie services of this d during the entire war, hijfportion of the State,
m ,i ! on the States to furnish iy -was among the first to Volunteers, serving with lost heavily from fever Chicago Zouaves challenstthem. The challenge ons were being made to gan. This Company for tation as the best drilled

jesto the Confederacy;

Tybee Island. There

tlvafterwards they were

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^to the battlefields of

ts privates more officers

le position ` of Colonels.

Brigade. They partici-

usekimiishes:

Garnet's Farm; July 1,

); Aug. 80, 1802, Second

2, .'Fredericksburg; May

tysburg; July 25, 1863,

Oct. 28, 1863, Jjookout

30, 1863, siege of Knox-

landridge; May 6, 1864,

aJ'Sd to 26, 1864, Han-

Bune 1st to 6th, 1864,

Ireds; June ,18th to 30th,

on;; Aug. 16, 1864, Fus364, Fort Harrison; Oct.

dIjjfJAApril 2, iS86i0, Peters-

of them having

received aims from the ie.r The officers elected

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are- W S. Shepherd, Captain. Chaa. H. Williams, 1st Lieutenant. Wm.

N. Hawks, 2d Lieutenant. Thos. W. Gnmes, 3d Lieutenanj;. Cliff B.

Grimes, 4th Lieutenant. ' ()V1,ICKHS.

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Cant Paul J. Semms, elected Colonel 2d Georgia; May, 61 jxomotqa. Brigadier General December, '61. died from wounds received at Gettj sburg,

^Bosivell'Ellis, 1st Lieutenant, promoted Captain May, 1861, and Adjutant

GwerOH?dg!f2dD Lieutenant,' promoted 1st lieutenant May, 1861, and

Lieutenant Colonel, 17th Georgia and subsequently Colonel

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W G. Clemons, 3d lieutenant, promoted Adjutant April, 186-, and JS J-

CTtnglver^lth Sfutelmi/piomoted 3d Lieutenant May, 1861'and

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sSg^^romoted to Lieutenant, 1862, and Adjutant

2dj^M Benson," 2d Sergeant, promoted 1st Lieutenant.

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Van Marcus, 3d Sergetnt, transferred to Quarter Master, Department Co

'"K^Fotter,,4th Sergeant, promoted Lieutenant and killed at Malvern Hill.

Win." lieddf 2dCorpdralf transferred and promoted Lieutenant and Adju-

ta L B. Sanders, 3d Corporal, promoted Sergeant. ' ` C(j"

T Chaffin, jr., 4th Corporal, promoted Captain, April, loh--

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PRIVATES.

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J C. Apple; S. B. Andrews, jr., transferred to artillery; W L. .Anderson;

G H Abercrombie; Wiley Abercrombie, promoted Sergeant Major of R giment to Gen. Canty's Brigade; O. S. Acee; A. E. Ac.ee; W. A. Barden, PJ mmBanrootatndedkdf;iolLrlJedi-ed,tJura.atetnBnstrahfaenedrtfroCeCdrordala,otenntrdre,al;pnPrseTofte.merrMorsebt.edudBragLan,riden1uap8rtGredon4;m;aJnoJ.t;otFeChd.no.MBBBai,arj3coll7hrat,rh3dp/GrtohedmoierGodgt?ieaondre&aLLr.ai'eKute '

Sued a* Atlanta, July, 1864; E. Banks killed at Besaca, Bribes, promoted Sergeant Major and Captain and tod to

July, 1804- H Gen

B>.;.

t Bailey killed at Gettysburg, July, 1863; Wm. K. Bedell; J. &-Blalock;

J. B. Bedell; H. B. Beecher, Sergeant Major, 2d promoted Captain and transferred to Co. B, 37th

Georgia; Georgia;

TT. .ME. .BBealsaneyc,ha?rd,-

moted Lieutenant; D. B. Booher, promoted Lieutenant and killed at Crater, Petersburg 1864- Jos. D. Bethune, transferred to Nelson Rangers; Jno. G.

b SS a. Brown, 'terred to Nelson-Bafigers;

transferred to R. A. Bacon;

NAels^on CRoalnegmearns;

W. B Butt; transferred to

transTete-

graph Department; C. Coleman, transferred and appointed drill officer, T. G. Coleman; T. M. Carter, transferred to Nelson Bangers; A. A. Calhoun trans-

ferred to Nelson Bangers; J. C. Calhoun, promoted to Captain and Ass t Q.

M - J A. Cody, transferred and promoted Captain on Gen. Cumunngs , J j Clapp; of Cromwell; W. G. Croft, transferred and promoted Lieutenant artilleryf J. H. Crowell, transferred and promoted Captain; W. S. Ha , transferred and promoted Lieutenant, killed at Spotsylvania; A. B. Davis, R. A dS, transferred to Nelson Bangers; S. M Dixon; B. H. Dim died in

Richmond, Ya., 1861; J. G. DeVotie; G. W. Dillingham, promoted Captain and transferred to Com. Department, 1803; D. T- Dawson; M. D. Doney, di

in Columbus, 1864; wounds received at

CJahmiceksamDauuBgoas;e-J.J.AA. .FDogulnen; ;TRoTb.t.FEongdleer,mPraon", odti ed f^roem"'

tenant and killed in battle Wilderness; W F Fergusson; J. _L. Girdnm,

transferred and promoted Lieut.; H. H. Hall; W. F. Hall, 8

W R Houghton, promoted O. Sgt.; R. N. Howard, transferred and promoted Lieutenant^ B. M Howard; J. T. Howard; A. Harris; J. W. Hodges; B H.

Hudson, transferred and promoted Lieutenant; D. C. Henry, died 1 ^^

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B. H. Holt, promoted Lieutenant Colonel; J. H. Hicks; W. N. Hawks, jr., transferred; W. N. Hutchins,' transferred, promoted Captain and killed^ a,t . Chickamauga; Harris Johnson, killed at Wilderness; Arthur Ingmire, acting Q. M. of Co.; J. T. Johnson, transferred, promoted and killed at Wilderness; L. Q. Johnson; W. E. Jones, jr., promoted Sergeant, May, 18G1; Boykin Jones; W. Jones; L. Jones, transferred to navy and promoted Midshipman; J. E. King; W. I). Kyle, transferred and promoted Captain; B. C. Luckie; E. M. Luckie; J. L. Lindsay; J. B. Lindsay; James R. Lively; W. M. Moses; Allen Matthews; M. J. Moses, transferred and appointed surgeon; T. H. Muse, killed at Gettysburg; W. A. McDougald, transferred and promoted to . Lieutenant; W. A. Martiniere, transferred to Nelson Bangers; J. B*. Munn, died 1861; G. W. Mays, promoted Lieutenant and killed at Gettysburg; Etter Martin; C. McBride; T. J. Nuckolls, transferred and promoted Lieut.; J. S. Owens, promoted Lieutenant in Nelson Bangers; W. T. Patterson, promoted Lieutenant and killed at Chickamauga; B. C. Pope; J. C. Perry, died 1861; IV. H. Perrine; G. H. Peabody; T. G. Paine; J. T. Park, transferred and promoted Lieutenant; S. K. Pitts, transferred and promoted Lieutenant; George Phelps; T. F. Kidenhour; N. L. Eedd, promoted Lieutenant; Writ. Redd, promoted Lieutenant: J. K. Bedd, Jr., promoted aid to Gen. Sempies, raised a Company and was Captain, killed hear Petersburg, 1864; N. B. Roberts; G. G. Ragland, transferred and made. Captain Nelson Bangers; A. E. Ragland, transferred and promoted Captain; O. S. Bagland, transferred and promoted Lieutenant; G. G. Rucker; Z. C.' Rucker; B. M. Rutherford, transferred and promoted; A. H. Rutherford, transferred and promoted; C. R. Russell, transferred to Co. K., promoted Captain 1861; E. S. Shorter, transferred and promoted; L. G. Schuessler; 'C. V. Smith, transferred and promoted in Wheeler's Cavalry; J. H. Sanders; J. H. Slade; killed at Sharpsburg; W. S. Shepherd, transferred, promoted Captain and Lieut-Colonel; E. G. Stewart, promoted Lieutenant and Adjutant; I. C. Spivey, killed at Sharpsburg; D. C. Seymour, transferred and promoted Captain; W. Walker, transferred; J. A. Weems; David Ware, transferred and promoted LieutenaJmonoht;tnedMWL. iiWseeu;. tWeAn.oaCont.te,Wnk;iinlGlge.fdiHeal.dtW,Mtirelalcinhasamfnesirs,rvteridlal;ne;sJf.WerHrme.;d. WAto.aYr1eso,tuGtnrgaa,.n;tsrfMaenr.rsAefed. rWreaindlld.iapmros;-

The following is a List of the members of Columbus Guards present at the final surrender of the army by Gen. R. E. Lee, at Appomattox, C. H.: -

Thos. Chaffin, Jr. Captain.

Eugene Stewart, Lieutenant.

W. R. Houghton; J. C. DuBose; W. L. Anderson; T. G. Coleman; Martin

Etter; J. G. Blaylock; W. 0. Payne; W. M. Moses.

F .

Hall; -

G.

G. .

Rucker;
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G.

W.

Dillingham;

John

Columbus, Ga., "City iighfGuards," Co. A. 2d Ga. Battalion. Chartered and organized in 1847.
Enlisted in the Southern Cause, April 19th,. 1861, and were sent to Norfolk, Virginia, while the Navy Yard was.still burning. At Norfolk they became a part of 2d Georgia Battalion of Infantry, and on 20th of May, 1861. were engaged from battery at Sewell's Point with the enemy's vessels Star of the West \ and Steam Tug. carrying cannon. In this, the first engagement in Virginia. 4hey succeeded in disabling and driving off the vessels. Remaining at Norfolk eleven "months, they were ordered to Goldsboro and afterwards to Wilmington, N. C. Here they were re-organized May, 1862, by the election of Lieutenant -Vi c J. Moffett. Captain, and were' ordered to Petersburg, Va., from that time ;
becoming part of the Great Army of Northern Virginia, taking part in the hat. , ties around Richmond, Fredericksburg, Cbaricellorsville, Wilderness, Gettys-

burg Pot r*bu and all} the first bet een tuc reputation in tl returned with active, Mneful r
in their lormer The City

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Hicks; W. N. Hawks, jr., oted Captain and killed at less; Arthur Ingmire, acting fed and killed at Wilderness; rgeant, May, 1861; Boykin and promoted Midshipman; ited Captain; B. C. Luckie; lesK. Lively; W. M. Moses; '
appointed surgeon; T. H. Sransferred and promoted to jlson Bangers; J. B. Munn, and killed at Gettysburg; ferred and promoted Lieut.; gers; W. T. Patterson, proC. Pope; J. C. Perry, died ine; J. T. Park, transferred 1 and promoted Lieutenant; promoted Lieutenant; Wm. impted aid to Gen. Sempies, etersburg, 1864; N. B. Bobbin Nelson Bangers; A. E. S. Ragland, transferred and >r; B. M. Butherford, transiri'ed and promoted; C. B. 1861; E. S. Shorter, transraith, transferred and proBlade; killed at Sharpsptain and Lieut-Colonel; E. t; I. C. Spivey, killed at noted Captain; W. Walker, eel and promoted Lieutentcjlst Ga.; M. A. Williams; Ware, transferred and proA.Koung, transferred, s Gv/irds present at thejinal itKppomattox, O. H.:
)Q; T. G. Coleman; Martin r; ,G. AV. Dillingham; John
A, 2d Ga, Battalion. 1847.' , . . , and were sent to Norfolk, At Norfolk they became a Oth ol May, 1861, were eny's vessels Star of the West st engagement in Virginia, Jst Remaining at Norfolk afterwards to Wilmington, tie election of Lieutenant >ttrg, Va., from that time inia, taking part in the hat. Bple. Wilderness, Gettys-
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burg, Petersburg, Farmville, &c., dec., suffering severely in every campaign,
and finally surrendered with Gen. R. E. Lee, at the fatal Appomattox C. H., the first and only time the Company was surrendered during the fntire war between the States. The members of this Company having gained an enviable reputation iti the service of their country, when the smoke of battle was over returned with equal energy to the quiet pursuits of life, and are all to-day active, useful members of society, endeavoring to place themselves and section

in their lormer condition of prosperity. The City Light Cards have re-organized since the war with the following

'

OFFICERS: ?

\ '?

,

s
. .

C. J. iloffett, Captain.

W. G.

H. Williams, J. Peacock, 2d

1LsiteLutieeuntaennta. nt .

i
,

' .

F. M. Brooks, 2d Lieutenant.

OFFICERS ENLISTED APRIL 19, 1861:

P. H. Colquitt, Captain, afterwards Colonel of 46th Ga. Reg. 1st Infantry,

and killed at Chiclcamauga.

Charles J. Moffett, 1st Lieutenant,'elected Captain at the reorganization in

1862, promoted To Major 2d Ga. Battalion Infantry after battle of Gettysburg,

Pennsylvania..

.

' J- A. Shingleur, 2d Lieu tenant, in 1SC2 went upon staff of Gen. S. G. French, afterwards promoted to Major on staff.
F. S. Chapman, 2d Lieutenant, resigned 1861, raised a Company and joined Georgia Regiment.

H. M. Sapp, elected 1st Lieutenant, sequently Captain.

at

reor. g. a;,niza,.t.i.on

May,

1SC2,

and sub-

It. B. Lockhart, ensign.

Rev. Thos. H. Jordan, chaplain. V. H. Taliaferro, surgeon. , .

AY. H. AVilliams, 1st Sergeant, promoted Brevt. 2d Lieutenant, May 1861.

A. M. Luria, 2d Sergeant; Pines, June 1862.' 7 .

pro,mot.ed.,"Lieutenant,

and

killed

at

battle

Seferi

E.V. AVhite, 3d Sergeant, promoted to engineer on steamer Merimac.

W. D. Mathews, Corporal.

. J. J. McKendree, Jr., Corporal.

John Cook, Quartermaster, discharged from disability.

Geo. B. Young, Commissary, promoted Lieutenant of Artillery, Dee. 1861.

PRIVATES.

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S. W. Alexander^"tramsferred: R. Bugg; H. Brown, killed at Chancellorsville, May 1863; J. G. Brown transferred; E. L. Bailey, killed near Gettysburg, July 1863: Scott Bussey, died in Richmond, Dec. 1862; G. M. Bryan, transferred; R. A. Chambers, promoted Adjutant 2d Ga. Battalion, afterwards Capt., Gen'l Canty's staff; Henry AV. Chapman; James Cargill, wounded at Petersburg, June 1864. O. C. Cleveland; James J. Carnes; H. H. Colquitt,.promoted to Lieutenant Gen'l, Colquitt's staff; C. C. Dunn, killed at Petersburg, June 1864; T. L. Devore, discharged from disability, Dec. 1861; G. W. Doles; Mark Daily, detailed to Q. M. department; T. Deaton, killed at Gettysburg, July 1803; T. T. Edmunds; Z M. Estes, transferred to Q. M. department, Richmond; J. S. Esler, transferred to' Q. M. department, Richmond; AV. S. Freeman, transferred to cavalry and promoted Sergeant; Jas. Fricker; Thomas J. Garrison; E. Goldman; J. D. Godwin; S. Lowther, wounded at Petersburg, June 1803; J. H. Loeb; C. C. McGehee, transferred .to Q. M. department, Columbus; M. Metzga, discharged by substitution; E. McDonald, discharged from disability; W. W. Martin; Z. N. Mayo, died since war; W. McKendree; J. B. O'Neill, killed at Fredericksburg, Dec. '62;

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Wm. Nesbitt, transferred to Ala. Regiment; J. B. Oliver, transferred to Q.

M. department, Columbus; J. T. Odom, missing: Albert Porter, discharged; R. Z. Rucker; W. S. Robinson, promoted to Adjutant 2d Ga. Battalion; J. J. Reese; J. P. Ryan, discharged from wounds at Gettysburg; M. Riley; W.

C. Seats, discharged; P. P. Schley, Jr.; Ed. B. Schley, detailed to surgeon department; G. P. Shepperson, missing; L. C. Strong, discharged from dis-

ability; Isaac Sterne; R. Sheridan; C. A. Shivers, transferred to Signal corps;

G. E. Thomas, promoted to Ordnance Sergt., dept. Petersburg, H. M. L. Torbett, promoted Sergeant; C. F. Taliaferro, discharged from disability; V. H. Taliaferro, promoted to surgeon 2d Ga. Bat. May 1861, and Col. of

Cavalry, 1862; M. Thweatt, discharged; S. T. Thweatt, died in Richmond,

Dec. 1864, W. J. Underwood, transferred: D. D. Updegraff; W. C. Vincent., transferred; E. P. Wagner, killed at Culpepper C. H., Aug. 1863; T. Waldren,

transferred to Signal corps; W. R. Wilkerson; A. M. Kimbrough, promoted

2d Lieutenant, died Jan'y, March 1863; W. J. Mims;

1865; G. J. Peacock, promoted A. Young, promoted Captain of

Atorti2ldleLryieu18teGn1a; nJt.,

Adams, discharged from disability, since dead; -- Sullivan, transferred, to artillery, killed; Henry Henes, transferred. to scout duty; W. J. Alston; J.

C. Brown; J. C. Calhoun; James Davis;, H. Fields; B. E. Ledbetter; George Stovall; D. Saxon; L. A. Roberts; R. Johnson; James Williams; -- Huff; C. C. Shepperson, promoted Sergeant; B. S. Shepperson; W. H. Mims; Tbos.

D. Threwitts, died since the war.-

Roll present at surrender of Gen. R. E. Lee, tlth April,

Maj. C. J. Moffett, commanding 2d Ga. Battalion.

G. J. Peacock, Lieutenant commanding. H. M. L. Torbet. 3d Sergeant.

J. P. Parker, 3d Corporal.

Chas. E. Booher; Thooss. PF. Brown; Jas. J. Carnes; H. W. Chapman, John

M. Coleman; Henderson;

J.GeEo.rgJeenWk7.inDso; leBs.;

P. E.

J. Goldfen; Johnston;

Thomas M. Golden; Geo. W. Grigsby T. Long; Uriah P.

Mitchell; Wesley A. Oliver-; Ben. S. Shepperson; Georgy IV. Stovall; Charl-

ton Thompson; W. R. Wilkerson.

Columbus Volunteers, Co, C,, 17th Ga, Rest/' The Columbus Volunteers arrived with the regiment, (17th Ga.,) at Manas-
sas after the 1st battle of that memorable field, and went into camp near by. Soon after they went into Prince William Co. and there built winter-quarters. Early the Spring following'they moved with the army_of Northern Virginia
before McClellan's advance, and pitched tents for some time at Orange C. H. Thence they were ordered to the Peninsula, passing through Richmond and taking steamer for King's Landing on the Janies. Here they confronted the enemy at Warwick river, and began one of the most severe campaigns in the History of the war, occupying during the day water-filled muddy trenches,
and being relieved every other night, to rest a short distance away in the wet
swamp. The retreat to Richmond shortly followed, and after a short respite before that city, occupying a portion of the time on Garnett's farm, occasion-
ally skirmishing with the enemy, and took part in the memorable and glorious seven days battles. From this period the Company followed the fortunes of Gen. Longstreet's corps, taking part in battles, campaign and march, till at last the sad surrender of the gallant remnant was made by Gen. Lee.
This Company was made up of young men from Columbus, Marion, Chattahoochee and Upson; many of them are sleeping their last sleep on the
fields of hofior in Virginia and Pennsylvania.

F. S. Chapman, Captain.

J. J. Grant, 1st Lieutenant.

J. R. Mott, ning's staff.

2d

Lieutenant,

prj1 l

L. E. O'Keefe, brevt. 2d Diehl

ment and promoted Captain am, I

A. D. Brown, 1st Sergeant.

J. H. Brown, 2d Sergeant. 11

W. H. Dickerson, 3d Sergean I

S. R. Jaques, 4th Sergeant, [ I

Matt Underwood, 1st Corpori I

Douglass Moore, 2d Corporal.!

James C. Jarrett, 3d Corporal

James G. Brown; ITm. S. BI Beck; Isaac Beckwiths; N. l| Bently; J. J. Boswell; Robert to Captain, lost leg and resign Jeff. Culpepper; Joel Culpeppf I killed at 2d battle Manasses; Wra. J. Chaffin; C. Carpenter; I geant; W. H. Dickey; M. Frail \Vm. Fickling, died; John Fiel buck, died; James Hollinan; jor; Joshua Jones; W. B. Joll died; J.W.Jaek; lohn Key: Hi f promoted Sergeant; J. F. Low and promoted Hospital StewarJ foot, missing; John Lindsay, 11 Moore, promoted Major; lasp l killed at Fort Gilmore; Henrjl Mnnn, killed at Gettysburg; I Martin; L. Meyer, discharged] Moles; Cyrus Northrop; J. H. Pope; Jack Pope; S. E. Robl L Revier; Isaac Rice; Newton ll L. Short, killed at Gettysburg! Skinner, died; Isaac Simmoml Sellars, promoted 1st Sergearil lost arm and discharged; Allel to engineer corps; Isaac Wine] ness; Henly Williams, died; died; T. J. Young; A. Young

Company
Original mutter roll of Coni/' ledi ilA Company K. HI, h 17 . into service for three years, o,
This Company was reduced of the many severe battles in ' to very nearly the maximum i engagements in the Western a

transferred, to Q. ' oGrtae.r,Bdaitstaclhioarng;edJ.; lrg; M. Eiley; W. ,tailed to surgeon scbarged from dised to Signal corps; ' rsburg; H. M. L. j from disability; r 1861, and Col. of ied in Kichmond,
\V. C. Vincent, 1863; T. Waldren, brongh, promoted Atort2ildleLryi,eu18teGn1a; nJt., an, transferred to L; eWdb. eJt.teAr;lsGtoeno;rgJe. lliams; -- Huff; C.. H. Mims; Thos.

ipril, HH *

1.865{." ...'*

J

ii' Hi-' f w!-Chapman, John !. Golden; Geo. W. TW. L.!oSntgo;vaUll;riCahhaErl.-

, Reert. 7th Ga.,) at Manas; into camp near by. uitf winter-quarters.
? "Northern Virginia me at Orange C. H. ugh Richmond and they confronted the
ra'campaigns in the jd muddy trenches, ace away in the wet ifter a short respite stt's farm, occasion-
eliorable and glorilllowed the fortunes lign and march, till 1 by Gen Lee. (ljms, Marion, Chat-
'Blast sleep on the

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OFFICERS.

. F. S. Chapman, Captain.

J. uJ. VGjrriainlLt, 1lost uLiceuuit<ecnant.

J. K. Mott, ning's staff.

2d:

L- ieJ ut_ena.nt,

promoted '! V

Adj# t. j

_ and

/~i Oapt.

Chf.

on

Gen.

Ben-

l! e. O'Keefe, brevt. 2d Lieut., transferred to Trains-Mississippi depa

merit and promoted Captain and Adjutant Lewis' Brigade.

A. D. Brown, 1st Sergeant. J. H. Brown, 2d Sergeant.

Missing.1.

,.1

'

1

, ' r,,Hvs1lur,,

W. H. Dickerson, 3d Sergeant, promoted Lieut, and killed at Gettysburg.

S. R. Jaques, 4th Sergeant, promoted to Orderly. Matt Underwood, 1st Corporal, killed 2d battle Manasses.



DJaomugeslasCs. MJaororeret,t,23ddCCoorprpooraral,l,kpilrloemd obtyedR.SRe.rgaecacnidt.ent at Reynold

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' pC"p'A..

PRIVATES.

James G Brown; Wm.' s. Brown, killed at Gettysburg, July, 1864; Win. Deck Isaac Beckwiths; N. Barrett; Wm. Bentley; Berry Bently; Mark Bentlv- J J. Boswell; Robert Beeman, killed; Wm. C. Cousens, Pr0"` to Captain lost leg and resigned; W. D. Chapman; Henry Chapman killed, JkemffedCualtpP2edppbeart;tlJeoeMl aCnualspseesp;peWr;mJ.ohCnulCpeuplppeepr;peGr,eok.illCedor;be. t; I^m Clark, Wm J Chaffin; C. Carpenter; James W. Dickey, promoted Commissary Sergeant- W. H. Dickey; M. Frank; C. C. Fickling, wounded and discharged, bW umekTFdoisicehkdulai;ngJJa,omndeieses-dH;WoJlolmhBnanFJ;ioeThldn. isBntgo,nH,doiwdediae;rddJ;,amCtrleaasnrskGfeoJrrerhenadkmina,snk;dilLlpemrdo);1mWo^tmeed.nkHMaar-c'
fmheodm- oJtWeaSJaecrkg-bJWohwn KFeyL; oHwuegghkiKlleeyd, aktillMedanaatssGese;ttyHs.buCr.gL; oJw. He tLraanwsrfeenrrceed, and promoted^Hospital Steward; Benj. Ledbetter, transferred; J. C. Light

s5$k v&ss Martin; L. Meyer, discharged; Valentme Martin, died,

g

UbS^I P-- let^ndTd/utant;'Jacob

Sldnner, died; Isaac Simmons; - Snead, killed;

to engineer corps; Isaac Winebergex, . ness; Henly Williams, died; E. L. Wells,

promoted

QSergeant,

Watson -- Watson,

died; T. J. Young; A. Young, died.

Company H, 3d Georgia Battalion.
Original muster roll of Company H, Ed Georgia Battalion of Infantry, afterwards Company K, 37ill Regiment of Georgia Volunteers, Infantry; musleted into service for th ee years. nr the war, Feb. 862, at Columbus, Ga.
' This Company was reduced to a very few men several times as the results of the many severe battles in which it was engaged It was as often recruited to very nearly the maximum number. It was in all the principal battles and engagements in the Western army under Bragg, Kirby Smith, Gen. Joe John-

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son and Hood. The records of Company having been destroyed, many names of recruits--brave soldiers,'are, necessarily, and with much regret, omittei, as they could not be collected by surviving members in the limited lime allowe .
V - _ OFFICERS.

R IT Adstmv 1st' Lieutenant, promoted to Captain in..1864. surrendered

A jnlSlfeJonaes,C2cilLi>etmenant, promoted to 1st Lieutenant nd Capliin r^cctively. and assigned to staff duty as A. and I. Gen I. I ylei s Brigad 18 L which capacity he served till dose of the war; surrendered at Gieensboro,

AlG*1W.'Fisher, 3d Lieutenant, billed at the battle of Franklin, 30th Nov. ISM. R. M. Gray, 1st Sergeant.

G A. Peabody. 2d Sergeant, promoted to Lieutenant, July 1^4. . E P. DuBose, 3d Sergeant, promoted to 2d Sergeant, July lb 4. Henry Chapman, 4th Sergeant, died at Cumberland Gap, April 1862. VV. W. Harris, 5th Sergeant, transferred to Reg. Band 3/th Ga . .b 4.

C. W. Peabody, 1st Corporal, promoted to Sergeant, 1S64_ anGJda.sp.rSo.Tm.WoGtreridagyha,tf,3t2eddrStCoerogSrepeaorngrtat,.l,tMrtaranajnsofsref.re.rrerdedtotoEEuf-auulalualaLiyg^h. tnAAt rAtirltlUerJypryas. Sergeant,

Wm. Burrus, 4th Corporal promoted to Sergeant, lbU4. S. B. Pritchard, Commissary.
PRIVATES.

John Baugh; Reuben Baugh,'died at Cumberland G.aP> .,,Ja,S-

Poinb

at battle Peach Tree Creek, July 19, 1S64; as^Bullock. Wled at Wiist P nnt,

A. K. Crane; J. H. Cook; Seab Cook; W H Chaffin, promoted to Corporal, 1864; Thos

Coate; E. G. Cureton; T.

GC. haffin

Thos W a?ChicU-

Cmlaanrigdaa.-y;SeMpti.ke19C, la1rSid63a;y,Ed.iedWsinDceowwdya;r;

Septrmus Dahon kiHed John C Dozier, died m

at Ch.cka hospital a

Beans Station, Tenn.; Robt. Donnelly; B M. Denson, promoted to Corporal

and Sergeant, 1864, killed at Dallas, June 1864; W. B Diamond, die ,

Ellis, dmd atCumberland Gap, April 1862; Wm Edwards 26, 1865, at Greensboro; Jas. M. Foisome, surrendered Apri

s~urr,endered ^^

April

boro, N. C.; John S. Grant: Solomon Gordy, wounded; 6. J

in Cumberland Gap; Geo. B. Harris; John C. Hendricks; GW He#, W.

H. Hols'.ead, transferred to Band of 37th Georgia Regime .,

Greensboro, u-eant of this

April 26, 65; R Company, and

F. Hale; Lieutenant

R of

C. Jones, Company

cmaBdaernCwoerllpsrLa igah,t

a Se Art it

-

fery in 1864, died May 3, 1872; Peter Kent; Jas M KetTy; John J Kelly R^

P. Kelton, promoted to Corporal, 1864, died m Colombo^ 1870 I stuck

Kennedy; S. M. LaHatt, died in Columbus since Lay field; G W. Landres, died in hospital; John Duffee, drummer of Co and Reg, W. G Mote;

war; VV

MVcECHar. tyL:a.y0fie"ld,

Wm Mansfie dp Hen

J. It. y' jMc^

Cutchen, killed at Kennesaw Mountain, June 64; John W. . I , -

Dallas June '64- Francis McArdle, made Sergeant m 1S64. sunendered, April

26 -6?;, at Greensboro; George Nash; John O'Donnell; F. W ^ y mad.

Corporal 1864, and Sergt. 1803, detailed as color guard otd/th La suriendered at Green-boro. Apr,] 26. 65, David MM-B P Price, VV. T Pool, killed at l,a'tie Chiekamaiiga. Se.pt. Id. 6-6;'

Roe1^t'J.'*1 L

C w Ryals: Jas. M. Rentfroe; John 1. Robinson; Perry Strict .ed- .ied a

Cumberland Gap; Thos. B. Stubbs, died at Cumberland Cap )bn . ivhael

Taylor died in hospital; David, Turner; Miles W. Bay lor, I n .ley .7'

died a, Cumberland Gap; James Trader; James T. Vickery, died in hospitM

1864- W. S Webb; Alex. Waymer, detailed regimental blacksmith, bni

Elijah Wiggins: Elijah W. Williams: J. C. Wiggins, died in Columbus 1865,

Matthew Wek-ff; Allen Yawn.

w mm:

List of Recruits of Co. K, 37th <1 Noah Vardaman; I. W, Moore; P-l surrendered at Greensboro. April 2j Dec. 16, '64; W. H. Elkins, killed al rendered at Greensboro. April 26, ''I surrendered at Greensboro. April 2'j Aaron Long, killed at Peach Tre

Company C, 4(|
The above Company was orgam February 1S62, and rendezvoused
puny C, in the 46th Georgia Regm Regiment, a rising officer of this c
battle ol Chickamauga. With the of this Company.

A. H. Cooper, Captain, killed Sel

F. C. Tillman, 1st Lieutenant,

Kennesaw.

.

VV. R, Bedell, 2d Lieutenant, apl

J. T. Daniel, 3d Lieutenant, prol

dered in North Carolina April 26tli

Charles Xeuffer. 1st Sergeant, dil

Floyd. A. J., Cd St rgeant. f

J. W. Huff, 3d Sergeant, elected I

J, S Art e, promoted to Lieutenil

G G; Cartledge, promoted to Orl

lu-.s-e, 1864.

T

I sham R. Brooks. 1st Corporal. I

J. R. McGee. 2d Corporal.

T. J. Skin ter, 3d Corporal.

Thomas Harrison, 4th Cor; oral!

ll

Allen, VV. M ; Anthony, J. L.; .

died since war; Bedell. Hezekiah;

R , Bite.C C, promoted Corporal

killed 1864; Brooks, John R.; Bro

VV m.; Bussey. John; Bussey, Win

Iluflee, J. L., discharged 1 864; Ed

1864; English, A. L; l lemieg.

letcher. J. F.; Fletcher, J M , 1

J H, Gamniel, F. VI, Harlong,

Horn, E, J , killed at Jackson, M

J.; Holt,D.: Jones, E King, Jeremiah, killed:

1

!>.

!.

i'p(>t

Langford. Wm.; Lai;gf' >1, i

' 1

jinsuga S>-pt.20,1863, I..duliun, Long, Aaron; I.-Aey. W

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i j

M T,, McGehee L. J : M, charged 1864; Miller, N E,

Mr

ch tige-l. lost arm; McGuyrt L

D. Morrison. J. H ; Mooiu y

j E, Parker, Win; Pinko an, H. 1

I tips, J, P.fdied; Phillips, F.. P , -I

f-.A.

)fc7 destroyed, many names 1th nueh regret, omitted, as iilit! limited time allowed.

Si ia 1864, surrendered

tar and Captain respecT-'.er's Brigade in 1864, in Mmdered at Greensboro,

Knoktin, 30tli Nov. 1864.

Billy 1864. nty 1864.

" :v

. April 1862.

:th Ga. 1864.

54.

BLV'.t Artillery.

Lift' Artillery as Sergeant,

***

/

id tuac das. Boyett, killed

Slloct. killed at West Point;

te: G. Chaffin: Tbos W.

eton- T. G. Coulter: Jesse

s I): killed at Chicka-

ifefr died in hospital at

:nsor. promoted to Corporal

i. rEznond, died; A H.

Edwastrsv surrendered April

tred Ajril 26, '65, at Greens-

b;edneddrk;k^s*

J G.

Hammock, W. Hearn;

died W,

BjpbEment. surrendered at

mruue Corporal and Ser?

V C Jam well's Light Artil-

M John J. Kelly: R.

Ga.. 1870; Patrick

war: V H. Layfield; J. M.

W X^Carty; John W. Me-

Wrr. >!insfie!d; Henry Mc-

^ Johi W. Moore, killed at

| in 4. surrendered. April

gjL i W. Peab'-dy, made

ard 17rh (xa , Regi. 1864,

jtflo: EL H Patillo; Jas M

>t`PT- c- John T. Phole; P<~ Strickland, died at

Jrlaiit Gap, 1862; Michael

p Vhicibr-'dTr;diPedreisnlehyosTpiiltlaelryin,

EirotM.V blacksmith. 1862;

is fib: in Col umbus 1865;

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List of Recruits, of Co. K, 37th Ga. Regiment, enlisted 1864--Robt. Bean Noah Vardaman; I. W. Moore; Peter Curran; A. McClure; Henry Rainey surrendered at Greensboro. April 26. '65; L. W. McDaniel, killed at Nashvijlei Dec. 16, '64; W. H. Elkins, killed at Atlanta, July 22, 64; John Harrison, surrendered at Greensboro, April 26, '65; M. Clariday; Arnold Tyson; Jas. Davis,
atkiGlleredenastbPoreoa,chApTrriele2c6r,ee'k6,5;JuJlays.4,M'6.4;C. Aobbbr;ahGaemorgTeurnMere.atherby;

Georgia Regiment. -

rue aoove company was organizea as the Muscogee'Voluqteers in this city,

February 1862j and rendezvoused at Griffin, Georgia,'and organized as Com-

pany C, in the 46th Georgia Regiment; P. H. Colquitt elected Colonel of the

Regiment, a rising officer of this city, and killed 2Qth September, 1863, at the

battle of Chickamauga. With the small data at hand, this is an imperfect roll

of this Company.

OFFICERS.

A H. Cooper, Captain, killed September 20. 1863, at Chickiimauga.: ; , V

F. C. Tillman, 1st Lieutenant, promoted Captain, killed June 20, 1SC4, at

Kennesaw.

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W. R. Bedell, 2d Lieutenant, appointed Adjutant 46th Ga. Regiment, 1862.

J. T. Daniel, 3d Lieutenant, promoted to dered.in North Caroollina April 26th. 1865.

Captain

June '

20,

1864

and

surren-

Charles Neuffer, 1st Sergeant, died at Charleston, S. C

Floyd. A. J., 2d Sergeant, O

< , : .

J. W. Huff, 3d ergeant, elected Lieutenant.

J. S. Aeee, promloOtteed to Lieutenant oif Artillery, 1864.

G. G.' Cartledge, promoted to Orderly Sergeant, and k

nessee, 1864. .

Isham R. Brooks, 1st Corporal, J. R. McGee, 2d Corporal. -

pr omoted.to

1

Sergeant.

T. J. Skinner, 3d Corporal.

Thomas Harrison, 4th Corporal, promoted to Sergeant.

PRIVATES

Allen, w. M.; Anthony, J..L.; Anthony, .S. W., discharged; Aldmond, J. F.,

died since war; Bedell, Hezekiah; Banks, T. H.; Bartlett, J. H.; Bartlett, W.

R.; Bize, C. C., promoted Corporal and killed 1864; Bize, D. R.; Boles, Thomas,

kWilmled

1864; Brooks, John R.; Brooks, R. C, died 1863; Bigers, P. J., Brown, Bussey, JohnyBussey, Wm ; Champion, Wm., wounded Jackson, Miss.;

Duffee, J. L,, discharged 1864; Edward, M. R; Edward, W. D., killed 22d July,

1S64; English, A. J,; Fleming, Henry; Fleming, John, discharged 1864;

letcher, J. F.; Fletcher, J. M, promoted to Sergeant; Ford, J. B; Galaway,

J. H ; Gammel, F, M.; Hartong, Joseph; Haynes, L. J.: Henderson, W. C.; Horn, E. J , killed at Jackson, Miss., 1863; Horn, West, died 1S62; Horn. H.

J,; Holt, J. D.; Jones, E. D,, captured at Chickamauga, 1863; Kennedy, Tlios.

King, Jeremiah,, killed; Land, O. K., killed Chickamauga, Sept. 20th 1863;

Langford. Wm.; Langford, E.; Lewis, P. L ; Livingston, A. J., killed at Chick-

amauga Sept.20,1863; Lockhart, James; Lockhart, Wm.; Long, Henry; Long,

Julius; Long, Aaron; Lokey, W. H H.. killed at Nashville; Low, Jinks; Lynn,

M. T.; McGehee L. J.; Massey, J. W ; McCrary, B F., wounded and dis-

charged 1864; Miller, N. E.; Miller. O. H,, discharged; McGuyrt, Silas, dis-

charged, lost arm; McGuyrt, John; Morrill, N. B.; Motley, Spencer; Moy, J.

D.

;

E.

;

lips, J. P.-, died; Phillips, E. P , died; Profumo, F. X,; Robison, W. H. H.,died;

22

Rogers G. M., killed at Jonesboro, Ga., 1804; Rogers, John died; **|*

T Russell W H.; Scott, F. P.; Shivers, C. A ; Shippey, J. H. B, Sh.T, Skinner, D. A ; Skinner, J. W-i SperUn, B^ ^ WA,

Thompson, J. M.; Thompson J. N deserted Thom pson,

>

Ttiompsoh. J. W , deserted; Schoonmaker, T. W

Motley, Robt.,

d1i8e6d3;t8H63a;wlkoinogk,JJo.hNn, rook J , T ^atsLy,KJoCn.a"thTaunr;n.Wgeil,dJeanm, eSsi,mdeioedn;,

Waters, W. A.; catkins. J.- M., killed 1863; Willis, B. T.. killed 1864;

' Willis

N c. N- ,,

Lill1is

E. P-; Williams, . Neal. wil-

L J., killed 1863; Wiseman, G. W; Wiseman

Willis T.

kerson Wm ; Wilkerson. Lewis, died; \V ragg, Wm., Wy , > Jeff ^romot^d 'to, Sergeant, and killed at Chickamauga 20th Sept. 1863.



The Georgia Grays.
Statement of Georgia Grays from date of leaving Columbus, Ga., May 1th, 1861, to close of war, 1865. OFFICERS.
John F. Iverson, Captain, promoted Colonel in Deo. 1862. W. E. Sandeford, 1st Lieutenant resigned ! 8bl. W. L. Salisbury, 2d Lieutenant, elected Major 11th May 186 . T, M Burrus, Bvt. 2d Lieutenant, promoted Captain 1862. WwJ.!.NRJ...MWB. ioRllooeden,s,eSS,eerSrgegereaganenta.tn, te, leelcetcetdedLiLei.uetuetneannatn1t 816;816,1.discharge y A. T. Calhoun, Sergeant, elected Lieutenant 186-. W X Strupper, Corporal, promoted 5th Seigeant 1861. _ _ TJo. hRnibBearrpb,eCr,orCpoorrpaol,rakl,illdeidscahtarCgheidc.kamauga,; S e_ptember 19, 1863. . MV V* Cook, Corporal, woundePdRaItVMAuTrEfrSee. sboro.

cJTarfes^dkcWgld; Dukes Thornton, vr

fr

SSSfc S

,tra'nstfe~rLreaV., TJp- ii' J Asa; Madden, P. H.,

cChs\tntaraignesadfe,. rrMTM edad, daonxd,,

kJi.l,letdraantsrfeetrerersdotuorgengineer

>

Tom Newman,

corps;> Wm.;

ofttTj T ' transferred'to^Co. kf 2d Battallion Sharp shooters, and pro-

KXote0rsTSobarts:w!;H.; fobinson/j, Robinson, T. C,, discharged

S Sggsf

April 1862, and joined 1st Bat. G; ferred to Washington Artillery,

Lewis, missing; Shearer, G. W.,

Short, James, killed at Chickamau

Smith, J., missing; Smith, Jep, tri

SnelL George, discharged; Sturges,

Townsley, L. B.; Taylor, , transfe

Veasey, Barney, died at Chattanool

derldyistochGaregne.dH; aWrdoeoed;, WR.arAd.,, Wtra.n, sk![l

Wood, Joseph; Yarbrough, Jason, tj

Averitt, Needham; Aenchbacher, |

Chickamauga, September 19, 1863; ,

discharged; Crouch, John; Henderi

J H., died; Baskin, J. Bradford, W. S., killed

aLt .C, hdicikeadm; iI,1

S died from wounds at Chiekamaj

nCahridc;kaDmaavuisg,aJS. eJp.t;. D19a,vi's6,3;AH. aLn.n; aEh

Lovelace, J. A.; McHugh, F. M.; ,

Ogle, John, died; Pittman, J. D.; J

E ; Stoekwell, J. E.; Taylor, II. R.:

Grand, wounded at Murfreesboro D

Colum
This Company was organized at C into service at Atlanta, Ga.,on the 1 Bat. Artillery; were sent from thenc> year crossed the Cumberland Mount Kentucky campaign. After the battl.j
eral Bragg from Kentucky, retreated; mand to south-western Virginia, wl May. 1863, were ordered to Knoxvil
in defending the city against the ene Brownlow. In August of this year,
Bragg, and participated in the opera Chickamauga. After the battle wasl
composed the advance of our army with Longslreet to East Tennessee Campbell's Station and the assault i Tennessee and Southwest Virginia,
burg and assisted in defending that ; ter, and after his repulse and retreat remained with Gen. Earley during Virginia, after which they were orde
and surrendering with Gen. Lee's art towing is an imperfect roll of the cc, by an active member of the compai or surrendered with the company

'P'a"'' -

John, died; KobertB, J.

y, J. H. B., discharged;

no'cn. .

B.; W.

Spires, W. A.; R., deserted;

erred to 32d Ga. Regt.,

iferred; Motley, Robt.,

Turnage, James, died;

than; Wilden, Simeon,

hllis, E. P-; Williams,

Wilkerson, Neal; Wil-

Vyhn, J. A.; Willis, T.

20th Sept. 1863.

\

but, Ga., May 7th,

18G2. * M'May, 1861. $ 11862. soharged May 1862.

her 19, 1863.

1e8l6e2c,teadt

Lieutenant battle Mur-

>12d Ga. Battallion;

lasley, J.; Brannon,

fit, J. P.; Carington,

, J., discharged from

Henry, discharged;

gj discharged; Dever,

tacola, Fla.; Ellis, --;

fcmas, first killed from

Her, George, disehar-

!j Hammond, George,

issing; Jepson, L. P.,

llj Tenn.; Johnson, A.

J,, discharged; Jones,

h, discharged; Kemp,

ed; Ijapham, George,

pburg 1864; Lynch,

ted to engineer corps;

Tom; Newman, Wm.;

I&trapissshinogo;teQrsu, iann, dJophrno,-

P to 2d Battallion Ga.

ffl, T. 0., discharged

23 j

April 1862, and joined 1st Bat. Ga. Sharp Shooters; Robinson, J. M., trans-

ferred to Washington Artillery, Feb. 1862; Rooke, Jasper, died; Sheline,

Lewis,^ missing; Shearer, G. W., wounded at Murfreesboro, Dec. 31, 1862;

Short, James, killed at Chickamauga, 19th Sept. 1863; Smith, G., discharged;

Smith, J., missing; Smith, Jep, transferred to 2d Bat. Ga Sharp Shooters;

Snell, George, discharged; Sturges, Larry, discharged; Surles, Martin, died;

Townsley, L. B.; Taylor,--^transferred to Sharp Shooters; Vandenberg,--,

.Yeasey, Barney, died at Chattanooga 1863; Wagner, Hamp, transferred or-

--de,rldyistochGaregne.dH; aWrdoeoed;,

Ward, R. A.,

W., killed at Murfreesboro Dec. 31, '62; Willis, transferred and elected Captain 41st Georgia;

Wood,. Joseph; Yarbrough, Jason, transferred to 2d Ga. Bat. Sharp Shooters;

Averitt, Needham;. Aenchbacher, L. P., promoted Corporal, wounded at

Chickamauga, September 19, 1863; Barnes, Joseph, deserted; Kendall, Chas.

discharged; Crouch, John; Henderson, John E. W.; Allen, A. H.; Almonds,

J. H., died; Baskin, J. L., died; Batchelor, Cornelius; Bradford, J., died;

Bradford, W. S., killed at Chickamauga 19th September, 1863; Brooks, A. J.

S., died from wounds at Chickamauga 19th September, 1863; Colley, May-

nard; ^ Davis, J. J.; Davis, A. L.; Freeman, J. K., Guthrie, U. L., killed at

Chickamauga Sept. 19, '63; Hannah, H. R.; Hem, R. L.; Jackson, W. A.;

Lovelace, J. A.; McHugh, F. M.; McKee, M. L.; Merck, John G., died;

Ogle, John, died; Pittman, J. D.; Rurnsey, R.; Roe, T. J., died; Smith, J.

E.; Stockwell, J. E.; Taylor, U. R.; Taylor, J.- Widner, A. J.; Guerry, Le-

Grand, wounded at Murfreesboro Dec. 31, '62; Jones, A.; Gilbert, Wesley.

Columbus Rebels.
This Company was organized at Columbus in April, 1862, and was mustered into service at Atlanta, Ga:,on the 19th of that month, as Company C. 9th Ga. Bat. Artillery; were sent from'thence to Abingdon, Va., and in the Fall of that year crossed the Cumberland Mountains at Found Gap, and took part in the Kentucky campaign. After the battle of Perry ville, and the withdrawal of General Bragg from Kentucky, retreated with General Humphrey Marshall's command to south-western Virginia, where they remained during the Winter. In May. 1863,' were ordered to Knoxville, 'Penn., and in June of that year assisted in defending the city against the enemy, under General Saunders and Col. John Brownlow. In August of this year, marched wilh Buckner's corps to join Gen . Bragg, and participated in the operations in McLemores Cove and the battle oi Chickamauga. After the''battle was placed in Gen. Wofford's brigade, which
composed the advance of our army in the march on Chattanooga. Was sent with Longstreet to East Tennessee, and participated in the engagement at Campbell's Station and the assault on Knoxville. Passed the Winter in East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia, and in June, 1SG4, was ordered to Lynchburg and assisted in defending that place against the enemy under Gen. Hunter, and after his repulse and retreat went with Earley's corps iri pursuit and
remained with Gen. Earley during his subsequent operations in the Valley ot Virginia, after which they were ordered to Richmond, taking part in its defense
and surrendering with Gen Lee's army at Appomattox Court House. The following is an imperfect roll of the company as it is given wholly from memory by an active member of the company. Of the 95 or 100 members some 20 or 25 surrendered with the company at Appomattox Court House:

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24-

' ' Roll of Company C, Sih Georgia Battalion, Artillery. OFFICERS.
Atkinson, George W., Captain, resigned in June, 1863, and was discharged

^Douglas^,1 Thos. O.,1st Lieutenant, resigned in May, 1863, on account of

^WoUhin' ^ld.y 2d Lieutenant; promoted to captaincy in June, 1803, and sur-

16 Key^P^L,3df Lieutenant, promoted to 1st Lieutenant in June,l863, surren-

deSmUh AGePoTtB fnt0Sergl0nt,<'discharged in May, 1863, by substitution -

waCrdasrgAilld,jJuotahnnt SG..e2nderSale.r-geant, promoted in ;M:ay, 1863, to 1st Ser,geant, after

Hall, Wm., 3d Sergeant, promoted to 2d Lieutenant.

Hellings, J. R-, 4th Sergeant, surrendered at Appomattox Court House. _

Bussey! B. F., 5th Sergeant, promoted to 1st Sergeant, surrendered at Appo-

mattox Court House.

McElrath, James, 1st Corporal. '

BCaornkleery,, JLouhkne,F3.,d2CdoCrpoorpraolr.al, dead.

_ ' r

Fassell, J. A., 4th Corporal, surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Foran, Pat., 5th Corporal.

'

PRIVATES.



John Allen, died in 1863; Frank Allums; B Barker- E. C. Beers; H. Bussey, uieu m

F

Barne.s;--B -F-.

Buttain; -- - .

Wm,

Brown,'discharged in account of disability; W. A. Bozeman discharged by or-

der President Davis: Robert Bozeman, discharged on account of disability, A1

fred Bennett- S. P. C. Clark, deserted in September, 1862; Jason Crawford;

David Crawford; Jno. T. Consford, detailed in Government works at Columbus;

W C. Duifield; Nat. C. Fergerson,promoted to Sergeant in 1863; John husseu,

M W Ford, promoted to 3d Lieutenant in 1863 and resigned; J. A. Foster;

Wm Foster; Henry Foster; M. C. Gilbert, discharged by substitution in 1863;

John W. Gay; N. B. Gay; John G. Grant; John Henderson, Toney Henderson;

Wm Hill- A B Hudson, dead; Robert Hudson; John A. Johnson; L. W. Reeling- Thos! Lasseter; James J. Littleton; Jas. R. Lawrence; John Landers pro-

moted to Corporal and discharged in 1S63; M. H. Lee discharged by

,TK :nhnoX minasTM 18M63oj-rTM gJaans;,

F Lewis; R. G. Lynn, wounded in band &S. U**U mm " Geo. M. Morgan,.promoted to Corporal

and discharged; m 1863, Wm.

AlMe-

Flrath- M W. Murphy, promoted to Sergeant; one of the. bravest and most

effective runners in the battalion; Wm. Odom, transferred To 46th Georgia Reg-

iment; Jas. Oswall, died in 1862; Leander Odom, promoted Corporal in 1864;

D M Posey, promoted to Sergeant in 1864; Wm. I rice; Robert Powell, Reu-

ben Powell, disabled by wound in hand and discharged; V, m. Reegan, deserted

in 1862- Wm W. Ridenhour, promoted to Sergeant Major in 1S62 and 1st Lieutenant and Adjutant in 1863, died in September, 1863, of typhoid fever;

Tunas D Russell, dead; James Russell; John R. Short, pi nmoTed to Lieutenant

in 1865; Thomas J. Smith; Wm. Smith; James Sanderlin; R. R SanJerlin,

killed at Jeffersonville, Va, in 1863; J. M. Sizemore; B. G Sikes; Rich d Sikes, died in 1862; Aaron Spilling; Wm. Tolson; Geo. W Tomherhn. discharged on account of disability; J. W. Turn age; L. S. Inrnage lhos S. lurnage. m.

Tooke- Jas. M. Williams, promoted tp Sergeant in 1864 JohniW eldon, died in



18KO- John C WallaceH^^VVeblh discharged by

T. B. Wallace, died in 1864; V . H Washington, W. substitution in'1863; A. J. Wood; R. W White pro-

moted to Sergeant in 1863; Brad Wall, died m 1803; George W. Wall; James

Wall; Nathan Young. .

BUSINESS DIR

ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS. | COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE. ji
A, T. Clark, Principal, 76 Broad, j ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, in charge j
of Sisters of Mercy, Troup, cor. ! Randolph.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Blount & Haiman, Oglethorpe, bet.
Bridge and Franklin. HOLSTEAD & CO., 139 Broad.

V ATTORNEYS AT LAW. '

Abercrombie. Nicholas L., 109 Broad.

Benning & Benning, Broad bel. Bryan.

Blandford, Mark H.. 97 Broad.

Burts, Duncan H., 95 Broad.

Chappell, Hon. A. H, 05 Broad.

Chappell. Thos. J., 55 Broad.

j

Coleman, Chas., Broad, cor St.,Clair, i

Crawford, B. H., 101 Broad.

!

Crawford, Reese. 101 Broad.

Downing, Lemuel T., 107 Broad.

Dozier, Alonzo A., 126 Broad.

Garrard, Louis F., 67 Broad.

Howard, Anderson, 109 Broad.

Howard, Nicholas L., 109 Broad.

Hatcher, Samuel B., 69 Broad.

Ingram & Crawford, 15 Broad.

Laney, S. V., 109 Broad.

Little, Wm. A , 95 Broad. McNeill, James M., 139 Broad.

-

Morton, Alex. C., 109 Broad.

Moses, R. J., Sr., 107 Broad.

Patterson, M. L., 109 Broad.

Peabody & Brannon. 95 Broad.

Pou, J. F., 109 Broad.

Russell ^ Raiford, 12G Broad.

Spencer. L.imbert W., Broad, cor. St.

Clair.

Thomas, Grigsby E., Jr., Broad, cor.

St. Clair.

Thornton, Cary J-, 53 Broad.

Thornton & Grimes, Broad, cor. St.

Clair.

Williams, C. H., 70 Broad.

Williams, Wm. F., Broad cor St. Clair.

\attafion, A\ tillery.
pc, 1863, anil was discharged j in May, 1863, on account of fptafficy in June, 1863, and surrutenant in June, 1863, surrenMay, 1863, by substitution. r, 1863, to 1st Sergeant, aftersnant. ppoinattox Court House, crgearit, surrendered at Appo-
1
pomittox Court House,
F. Barnes; B. F. Buttain; Wm. Brooks, died in 1862; John F. A. Bozeman, discharged by or1 on account of disability; Alrmber, 1862; Jason Crawford; jveriiment works at Columbus; Sergeant in 1863; John Fussell; 13 and resigned; J. A. Foster; larged by substitution in 1863; [Henderson, Toney Henderson; John A, Johnson; L W. KeelLavfrence; John Landers, prol. Lee, discharged by substitu"d it hand and discharged; Ality in 1863; Wm. H. Morgan; Corpora! in 1863; Wm. Meone of the bravest and most insferred to 16th Georgia Reg, promoted Corporal in 1864; l Price; Robert Powell; Reurarged; Wm. Reegan, deserted ;eant Alajor iti 1S62 and 1st inriber, 1863,. of typhoid fever; Short, promoted to Lieutenant i Sandertin; R. R. Sanderlin, ore; B. G..Sikes; Rich'd Sikes, W. Tomberlin. discharged oh nage; Thos. S. Turnage. Wm. in 1864, John Weldon, died in 864; W. H Washington; W. J. Wood; R. W. White, pro863; George W. Wall; James

BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1873.

. ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS; .

AUCTIONEERS.

COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ellis & Harrison, Broad, cor Randolph.

A. T. Clark, Principal, 76 Broad. ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, in charge
of Sisters of Mercy, Troup, cor. Randolph.

BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS. Cadman, Anthony. 34 Broad. Crichton, Charles, agt., 101 Broad. Harrison, Aaron L., 101 Broad.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Layfield, James M., Oglethorpe, cor.

BlounBtrid&geHanadimFarna,nkOlignl.ethor:p`e, bet. HOLSTF.AD & CO., 138 Broad.

Crawford. Profumo, Frank X., 80 Broad. Reynhart, Wm , 157 Broad. Robinson, W. T., 19S Broad.

ATTORNEY'S AT LAW. . Stevenson, Henry, 36 Broad.

Abercrombie, Nicholas L., 109 Broad. Strupper, I. G , Randolph, ab Broad.

Benning & Blandford,

Benning, ATark H..

Broad bel. 97 Broad.

Bryan.

BANKS AND BANKERS. Chattahoochee National of Columbus,

Burts, Duncan H., 95 Broad. Chappell, Hon. A. H , 05 Broad.

:

H. H. Epping, Pres., H. W. Edwards, Cashr., R. M. Mulford Asst,

Chappell, Thos. J., 50 Broad. , Coleman, Chas., Broad, cor St. .Clair.

j ' Cashr.. 57 Broad.

,

GEORGIA HOME, and GEORGIA

Crawford, B. H., 101 Broad.

! HOME SAVINGS, .1. Rhodes

Crawford, Reese. .101 Broad.

| Browne, Pres., Geo. W. Dillingham,

Downing, Lemuel T., 107 Broad.

Treasurer, 118 Broad,

Dozier, Alonzo A., 126 Broad.

j John King, 71 Broad, in liquidation.

Garrard, Louis F., 67 Broad.

Merchants and Mechanics, and M. and

Howard, Anderson, 109 Broad. Howard, Nicholas L., 109 Broad. Hatcher, Samuel B., 69 Broad.

M. Savings, W. L. Salisbury. Pres., A. O. Blackmar, Cashr.. 110 Broad. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT EAGLE

Ingram & Crawford, 10 Broad. Laney, S. V., 109 Broad. Little, Wm. Ar^SirBroad. McNeill, James M., 139 Broad. Morton, Alex. C., 109 Broad.

AND PHENIX MANFG. CO , Front, bet Randolph and Bryan, G. Gunby Jordan, Secy, and Treas.
BARBERS.

Moses, R. J., Sr., 107 Broad.

CLARK, .(OF. & SON. c. Randolph

Patterson, M. L., 109 Broad.

ab Broad

Peabody & Brannon. 95 Broad.

Johnson. Gaol. 1,, c. Broad bel Craw-

Pou, J. F., 109 Broad.

ford.

Russell & Raiford, 126 Broad.

Porter. Richard !>., c, Oglethorpe bel

Spencer, Lambert W., Broad, cor. St. Clair.

Bryan. ROGERS, SHFTH I K D. r. Biyan cor

Thome,, Grigsby E., Jr., Broad, cor. Oglethorpe.

St. Clair.

Sandy A- Henry, c, Randolph ab Broad.

Thornton. Cary J.', 53 Broad.

Simon & John, c, St. Clair ab Broad.

Thornton & Grimes, Broad, cor. St. Tally, Hamp, c, Oglethorpe cor Bryan.

Clair.

TERRY, W. E., c, Crawford under

Williams. C. H., 70 Broad.

I Rankin House.

Williams. Wm. F., Broad cor St. Clair Wells, Louis, Broad, cor St. Clair.

ohn, Urawtorci au uruau-

Lacome, Justin,Oglethorpe bel Bryan.

Tones & Boland, Crawford cor Ogle- Luke, William H.,c, Broad bej Craw-

thorpe.

, ford.

Lips, Theo. A. & Bro, St. Clair ab Meyer. F. & Co , 130 Broad. i .

Broad.

McCulloch, Richard, c, Wynn s Hill.

Ryan, James W, Rankin House.

Reames, George, Warren ab Broad

BLACKSMITHS AND )VHEEL- TINES, WM H., c, St. Clair ab Ogle-

RIGII'l S. Cargill, Edwin B, Girard, Ala. Cary & Cogbill, St. Clair bel Jackson. Davis, R. A, Bryan ab Oglethorpe. Hall & Wray, Girard, Ala. Kennedy, Thomas, Troup bet Franklin
and Crawford. Littleton, David, Bryan ab Broad Taylor, Frederick, c, Oglethorpe.cor
Bryan.

thorpe.

Vinan, James, Girard, Ala.

Webeler, dolph.

1 Wm,

Oglethorpe

bel Ran-

Webley, Wm., Crawford ab Broad.

Wilding. F.; St. Clair ab Broad.

Wilding, G. C,, Randolph bel Ogle-

thorpe. '

Wilting, Chas., 32 Broad.

BREWERY. .

Terry, Thomas, c, Oglethorpe ab St. Newman. Tobias, Girard, Ala.

Clair.

Thomas, Jesse, Randolph bel Ogle-

thorpe. BLINDS, SASH, DOORS, &'c.



BRICKMASONS & CONTRACTORS. Byrne, James, Oglethorpe, cor Bridge. Faber, E. A., Early, cor Oglethorpe. Coleman, B. F , Broad, cor Few'.

Collins, Daniel, Front cor Thomas. WILLIAMS, JAMES, N. Liberties. /

Goetchius, R. R. & Co., St. Clair cor Jackson.; BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
CHAFFIN, W. J.,-92 Broad. Pease, J. W. & Norman,. 7G Broad.

BROKERS, (STOCK, BONDS, &c.) Castleman H . St. Clair, ab Broad. , Hawks, Wm. N., 79 Broad.
BUTCHERS.

BOOK BINDERS. ^ '

CaalhnoduOn,gAleltfhroerdpRe..,Randolp h

bet , ,

Broad

Gilbert, Thomas & Co., Randolph bet

Broad and Oglethprpe.

Cook, James T., Stalls 4, 15 and 17.

Huff. John A. & Son, Stalls No. 7 and

9.

>'

McKenzie & Arnold, Stalls.Nos. 1. 14

O'Barniedn,1W6.m , Staft No. 6.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. Patrick & Bro , Stall 2.

, A

Bedell & Ware, 148 Broad. ' KEsintegs,,'JPoastetperhs,o1n04&BCrooa..d.122 Broad.

Stephens, Henry, c, Stalls 10 and 18. Smith & Noble, Stall No. 12. Waters <fi White, Stalls 3 and o.

Wells & Curtis, 7-3 Broad.

Tolbert & Bro., Stalls 11 and 13.

BOOT AND shoe' MAKERS' Austin, Thomas 0., Girard, Ala. Barris, Madison, c, 1S4 Broad. Crawford, Gordon, Randolph ab Ogle-
thorpe.

CONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. -
Ashurst, Nelson W., Randolph bel Jackson.
CHAMPAYNE, DAVID W, Ogle-

Franklin, Leonidas W., Randolph bel thorpe bel Randolph.

Broad.

Corbally & Clialmers, 192 Broad.

Hill, John, c, St. Clair ab Broad. Hoskins, William G., Broad bel

Snyder & Gifford, Oglethorpe bel Randolph.

Thomas.

.

, Williams, James, Commerce cor JacK-

Hudson. Tsaae E., St. C'air ab Broad.

son, N. Liberties, s

Hunter, J. W., Randolph, bel Jackson. CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

Jarrett, John, c, Randolph ab Ogle, thorpe.
Jones, Andrew,c,Oglethorpe bel Bryan. Jones, James c, Oglethorpe ab Craw ford.

Ymos, Wm, M., manufacturer,Wynn's Hill.
CarCy la&ir bCeolgJbaicllk, somn.anufacturers, St.

Hicks. Thos. E., agt., repository, ( j

thorpe bel Bryan.

WELCH & CO., manufacturers,

an bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

Wynne, Thos. K., repository,

tborpecor Bryan.

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CIGAR MANUFACTURER: [

BROWN, G. W. & Co., 194 amffl Broad.
Dorn, Mayer, Broad cor St. Clair >< Lopez, Cayetans. Broad ab Thou

CLEANER CALNODTHESSC. O1URERJ

Hargraves, Albert, c, Randolph,! Jackson. .

CLOTHING.

Hofflin, Rich & Co, 88 Broad. ( Strause & Goldsmith, SO Broad. Thomas & Prescott, 125 Broad, j

COMMISSION merchant

ALLEN, PREER & ILI.GES, '

cor St. Clair.

-

Burrus & Williams, Front, bel St`;|

Dexter, Chas. E, & Amory, Fro

St. Clair and Crawford.

Dunham, J. L., & Co., Front, J

Clair.

L

Ellis & Harrison, Broad, cor Rai J FLOURNOY, McGEHEE & Co J

dolph, ab Front.

Holmes, C. G, & Co, Broad, col

dolph.

J

HOLSTEAD & CO, seeds and

cultural implements, 139 Bro

Redd, Chambers & Banks, foot

dolph. /

.

Swift, Murphy <fc Co , Bryan be J

and Front.

I

Tyler,'John A , St. Clair bet J

and Front.

COOPER.

Goldsmith, Wm, c, Randolph a j thorpe.

. COTTON FACTORS

ALLEN, PREER & ILLGKSj cor St. Clair.
Burrus & Williams, Front bel :| Dunham, J L & Co, Front bel Flournoy, McGehee & Co, R
bel Broad Redd, Chambers & Banks, foot
dolph Swift, Murphy & Co, Bryan br|
and Front

am.

E Crawford ab Broad, fain,Oglethorpe bel Bryan. 5am H., c, Broad be] Craw-

| Co., 130 Broad. 4 , Richard, c, Wynn's Hill, (orge, Warren ab Broad M H., e, St. Clair ab Ogle-

nes, Girard, Ala. In., Oglethorpe bel Ran-

Vrr... Crawford ab Broad.

F.

. St. Clair ab Broad.

G. C., Randolph bel Ogle-

ftvi e

jhas., 32 Broad.

.

BREWERY. .

Tcbia^fljirard, Ala.

[sons & CONTRACTORS,

mes, Oglethorpe, cor Bridge.

A.

, Early, cor Oglethorpe.

B, ?, Broad, cor Few.

US, JAMES, N. Liberties.. t

IS, (STOCK, BONDS, &c.)

< jir

n H., St. Clair, ab Broad.

Vm. N.,'79 Broad.

Butchers. les T., Stalls 4, 15 and 17. fA. k Son, Stalls No. 7 and

!&Arnold, Stalls Nos. 1. 14 6. iVm., Stall No. 6. ; Bro, Stall 2. [Henry, c, Stalls id and IS. Noble, Stall No. 12. 6 White, Stalls 3 and 5. t Bro., Stalls 11 and 13.
ACTORS, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Nelson W., Randolph bel

AVNE, DAVID W, Oglef he! Randolph. L Chalmers, 192 Broad. [ Gifford, Oglethorpe bel Ran|Hames, Commerce cor Jack1, Liberties. tacks and wagons.
jM., manufacturer,Wynn's

Cogtill, manufacturers, St. tel Jackson.

27

Hicks, Thos. E., agt.; repository, Ogle- i COTTON BUYERS. * ..

thorpe bel Bryan.

WELCH & CO., manufacturers, Bry-

an bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

Wynne, Thos. K., repository, Ogle-

thorpe cor Bryan.

.

Allen, Chas, H., Front cor St. Clair, Clemons, W. G., St. Clair ab Front. Dexter, Chas. E. & Amory, Front bet
St. Clair and Crawford. Etheridge, Ch. A , Front cor St. Clair.

CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Fleming, Wm., Front bel St. Clair.

BROWN, G. W. <fc Co., 194 and 196

Broad. Dorn, Mayer. Broad cor St. Clair.

:

Lopez, Cayetans. Broad ab Thomas.

Harrison, James H., Front bel St. Clair. Ledsinger, Robert W., Front bel * St.
Clair. McGehee, Allen C., Planters ware-
house.

CLEANER AND SCOURER OF Malone, Benj. F , Front eor St. Clair.

CLOTHES.

Munn, John, Randolph ab Front.

Hargraves, Albert, c, Randolph bel Matthew's, John S., Front cor St. Clair.

Jackson.

Reid, Francis W., Front cor St. Clair.

CLOTHING. Hofflin, Rich & Co.. 88 Broad. Strause & Goldsmith, 8G Broad.

Snider, Wm. F., Alabama Warehouse. Taliaferro, C. F.. Randolph, bel Broad. Wooten, Matt C., Randolph, bel Broad

Thomas & Prescott, 125 Broad. / COTTON GINS, (Manufacturers.)

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. , ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES, Front,
cor St. Clair. , .

Clemons, W. G., St. Clair, ab Front. Clemons, Fred, J., Front, cor Jackson. HOSLTEAD & Co, (dealers,) 139Br'd

Burrus & Williams, Front, bel St.Clair.

COTTON MILLS.

Dexter, Chas. E., & Amory, Front, bet Eagle and Phenix Manufacturing Co.,

St. Clair and Crawford,

(Cotton and Woolen,) Front, bet

Dunham, J. L., & Co,, Front, bel St. Clair.

Randolph dan, Secy

and and

BTrryeaansurGe.r.Gunby

Jor-

Ellis & Harrison, Broad, cor Randolph. Clegg. A., & Co., St. Clair, cor Jack-

FLOURNOY, McGEHEE & Co , Ran- son.

. dolph, ab Front.

; Columbus Manufacturing Co., R. H.

Holmes, C, G., & Co., Broad, cor Ran- Chilton, President, 127 Broad

dolph.

. . Muscogee Manufacturing Co, Geo P

HOLSTEAD & CO., seeds and agricultural implements, 139 Broad/

' Swift, President, W A Swift, Sec'y and Treasurer, Front cor Franklin

Redd, Chambers & Banks, foot of Randolph. ' / V ,
Swift, Murphy & Co , Bryan bet Broad

Thread Mills, bel Franklin

(spin'' nin! g.).

Oglethorpe, y ....

and Front.

CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, &c..

Tyler, John A^jLt. Clair bet Broad Cowdery, L L, Broad bel St Clair

and Front.

Devore, Thos J? Randolph ab Broad

COOPER.

DENTISTS

Goldsmith, Wm., c, Randolph ab Ogle- FOGLE, WM J., Broad cor St Clair

thorpe

;: '

I HENTZ, T W, 69 Broad.

COTTON FACTORS ALLEN. PREER & ILLGES, Front,
cor 8t. Clair.

Phelps. George. 70 Broad Pool. Wm, 101 Broad TIGNOR, W. F, Randolph ab Broad.

Burrus & Williams, Front bel St Clair

DRUGGISTS,

Dunham, J L & Co, Front bel St Clair Brannon. A!ex M. 135 Broad.

Flournoy, McGehee & Co, Randolph Brook*. John W. 107 Broad.

bel Broad Redd, Chambers

& Banks,

foot

of Ran-



Carter, Rob- rt, SI Broad. Chapman, F S, Randolph

ab

Broad

dolph

! Cheney, Dr & Son, Crawford ab Broad.

Swift, Murphy Sc Co. Bryan bet Broad | Fogarty, N J. 26 Broad

and Front

GRIFFIN, J I, 106 Broad

28.

Hood, M D. 93 Broad

i Home, Geo. W., manufacturer, Ogle-; 1 thorpe bel Randolph.

SfETT-'D,"crB,a/

i , , Chile. B, Brorf 1 ' - " 1 cor Broad.

foiWrerH 22

Ware, Dr, Robt A, lpO Bi oad

Moore * Boring, manufacturers, -

))KV GOODS , Acee & Murdoch. 1D3 Broad ;

Broad.

: EoBoneyd& Warner, 83. and Broad. :

'

GROCERS (RETAIL.)

BIUannnCerH, LAoRuiDs, ,5.t'T> ,B.rEo,o1d23 Bro. ad,. . Abell, H. F. & Co., 116 Broad cor St.

Boatrite A ^'^vrt'RSTl'lLE 90 Br'd.rl Amyet"'* Co., Oglethorpe bel )Vasb-

CHAPMAN & VERSTILLb. yu

CR1GLER, H. T.,, 70 Broad. , Emrich, Julius, 1` Broad.

!B^`s"r., * Co., Broad, cor

Gawley A Lewis, logl. Broad.

TTorri's L . 114 Broad. HHeoclhlat,n'dJ.&' ABBakroe.r,, 1MS9arshall Ma.

\ lSe,M:.' OgKeTbet Bridge

and Franklin.

, -

Johnson, B.C.s&C ,2 Bro^d.

K/i &cor Randolph. Joseph, Jacob, 188 Broad. ,

; biS"e-. Bfu"'i5I

KHYalned, aJu.er&,

Co., S. &

100 Broad. Bro., 82 Broad.

j Booher, Chas. E., agt., Broad, cor I BiX^.B.,C-ford,ab Front. !

Teb A., 64 Broad.

.

Lowenthal, L. & Co 166Bro*^.

McGough, John & Co., 115 Broad. Moses, Woolf, 161 Broad. Waver M., 153 Broad. -

' ! Burins, Jake, Broad, cor Crawford. .. ' l^S^&emOgle-

Peacock & Swift 117 Broad. 3-

PSecyhutobnx,nsGkyo,rdSoimn*onC, oo.4, 8BJroBardo.a . .

Join W. Ill

Sterne, Seigmund, 133 Broad. Whittle, James J., lot broad.
FERTILIZERS.

i Sop,'Rh^t, Rudolph, bel Oglei Crane^Robt. S., trustee, Broad, cor ;

S;?mSAA-;S\:& Broad. !' DeSSl>h^-<*, Crawford, ab

Young, Wm. H,, 12 Broad. FISH.

Deiguau, Richard, Front cor Craw-

BROWN. G.W., * Co., 194-196 Br'd T*:0)o1l'e ^r Geo. Wt.y, MXar.s,h1a6l1l, BArloaa. d.

Hogan, John L., iJ Broad. t'LOCR MILLS.

?h TL?ihohnB,aidWwairkr',enc,orbMetercBerro. ad

City, Randolph L Mott, proprietor, and Oglethorpe.

proprietors,

ES^^ndf, proprietor,

Front, cor Thomas.

/ Collins,

FlTlNifl RE. Daniel, manufacturer.

Front

j

Frederick

&

Burma,

Craw fold,

cor^

EdcmoruTndhso,mTa.s.T., 9. 8 Broad

1 Gibson,^Hiram A., Browneyille^ Ala. . u

Giddons & Reid, Girard, Ala. .

Heidemann, Jacob, Troup, cor Few.

Holland & Baker, Marshall, Ala. L

Ivey * Co., Crawford, bel Oglethorpe!

JohnsAn, 0. C., 75 Broad.

I

Johnston, J., <fe Sons, 147 Broad.

Jones, John, N. Liberties. ..

Jones, Thomas, Girard, Ala.

,

Lewis, Joseph H., Randolph cor Oglel

thorpe. '

I

Ijoon, John,Crawford bel Oglethorptl

MeAdam, Thos. J., 190 Broad. I

McArthur, Green, c, 178 Broad. I

McCook, Matthew, Oglethorpe bel

Bridge and Franklin.

McCook, Wm. M., K. LiberUes.

Mayer, Moses, 153 Broad.

Metts, Leopold, Wynn's Hill. Metz Solomon, N. liberties.



Moreland, Robert H., cor Wayne a. I

Broad, Girard, Ala.

I

Moore, Wm, R., Broad cor Thomas.!

Monroe, P. S., N. Liberties.

I

Names, Thomas, Crawford ab I ronl

Nc-edbam, Wm. S., Broad cor Bryai

O'Connor, Martin, Dillingham tl

Broad.

Palmer, Wm, Broad ab Hiomas

Ridenhour, John D., Wymis Hill.

Roper, Samuel T., Forsyth, bel Ball

win.

,, , , ,L

Sandeford, Wm. E-, Crawford, II

Shepiv^^corge W., Girard, Alai

Simons, Aaron, Girard, Ala.

I

SSitmeronnes,, MAobsreash,aCmr,awOfogrdle,tchoorrpMee, rccl

Bridge.

f

Stern, Joseph, McIntosh, cor Thom] Stem, Seiguiund, 133 Broad. Tbweatt, JL W., Oglethorpe, belR>

dolph.

|

WeJey, Dempsey G., Dillingham, II

Broad.

I

Whitley, Washington, c, Crawfoil

bel Broad. ;

I

Yomg, T. S., * Co., Oglethorpe, <1

WuHhir.gton,

f

GROt ' KS (Wholesale and Rltai I Vb.li,-wS George E., 146 Broad. And.. **, J. C., A Co., 132 Broad. Averitt, David, 102 Broad. I Barnard, R * Co., 53 Broad. i ! BROWN, G. IV. A c<>., 194-196 Bn Clements, John IV., Ill Broad. I | HAMILTON, JOHN H., junction
Franklin, Warren and Oglethorpl Johnston, A. F. A Co., 169 Broad. 1 Kaufman, J. A J., 14 and 16 Broad.I

mm

'./manufacturer, Ogleandolph.
Knu^ers, Thomas

on ^manufacturers, 22 ' " ner,:83^d+8o Broad. W/KETAIL.} ,;
Eft, 11G Broad cor St.

6gletho".;pe bel W ash-

'\Q'& Co., Broad, cor

NO.gLleitbheorrtpiee,s.bet Bridge

9'

' .

a, c, ISO Broad,

n T.: Front, bel Craw-

B, 'rOyagnl,ebtheolrJpaec,kcsoorn.Ba:iiBilberry B., Dillingham,

Baldwin, cor Mercer, . E,, agt., Broad, cor

5.,^Crawford, ah Front. js, lO Broad. . Baldwin, bel McIntosh, , Broad, cor Crawford, n F., Girard, Ala. Did, Crawford, cor Ogle-

ImW., Ill Broad. ., & Co., 1+5 Broad. ' n, c, Randolph, bel OgleH"' S., trustee, Broad, cor

latrick, Crawford, ab

hard, Front cor Craw-

ly., Marshall, Ala. &F. X., 101 Broad. , Baldwin, cor Mercer, hn, "Warren, bet Broad lorpe. a, Troup, cor Few. jrai St. Clair, cor Ogle-

McIntosh, cor Baldwin, les, Front, bel Crawford, an F., Troup, cor Thomas. 1 Burrus, Crawford, cor i'afmf A,, Browneville, Ala.

29

Giddons & Beid, Girard, Ala.

McNeill, John A., 155 Broad.

Heidemann, Jacob, Troup, cor Few. Freer, Edges A Co., 119 Broad.. ,

Holland A Baker, Marshall, Ala.

Badcliff & Lamb, 124 Broad.

Ivey A Co., Crawford, bel Oglethorpe. JohnsAn, O. C., 75 Broad. Johnston, J., A Sons, 147 Broad. Jones, John, N. Liberties. . Jones, Thomas, Girard, Ala. '* Lewis, Joseph H.jBandolph cor Ogle-
thorpe..

Bedd, James K. A Co., 55 Broad.

Bedd, C. A. A Co., 128 Broad.

Bosette & Lawhon, Spencer, Perry, 126

121 Broad. Broad.



'

.

SPBINGEB, F. J., Oglethorpe, cor

Crawford.

Tillman, Wm. L., 156 Broad.

Ligon, John, Crawford bel Oglethorpe. McAdam, Thos. J,, 190 Broad.

Watt A Walker 166 Broad. Williams, Pearce A Hodo, 20 Broad.

McArthur, Green, c, 178 Broad, -m-

GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. . :

McCook, Matthew, Oglethorpe Bridge and Franklin.
McCook, Wm. M., N. Liberties. Mayer, Moses, 153 Broad. 7 Melts, Leopold, AVynn's Hill. . Metz Solomon, N. Liberties.

bet

Cadman, Anthony, 34 Broad. Eifler, Philip, Crawford, bel Broad. ' Murray, John P., Oglethorpe bel Ban-
dolph. Schoher, Wm., Bandolph, ab Broad.

Moreland, Robert H., cor Wayne and

HABDWABE.

Broad, Girard, Ala.

Beach, Wm., 96 Broad.

Moore, Wm, B., Broad cor Thomas. BENNETT, J. M., A Co., 131 Broad.,

Monroe, P. S., N. Liberties.

Ennis, James, 95 and 97 Broad.

NameSj Thomas, Crawford ab Front. Needham, Wm. S., Broad cor Bryan. O'Connor, Martin, Dillingham bel

Estes & Bro., 113 Broad. . EOBABTS, WM. H., &
Broad.

CO.,

109-

Broad. Palmer, Wm., Broad ab Thomas.' 9

1 HATS, CAPS, Ac.

Bidenhour, John D., Wynns Hill. Landon, F., A Co., 91 Broad.

Boper, win.

S a-m u: el;

T., Forsyth, ; >- :

bel ; Bald-

S, aOndgelefothrdo,rpeW. m:..

E., -

Crawford,

bel

Sheppard, George W., Girard, Ala.

Simons, Aaron, Girard, Ala.

Simons, Moses, Crawford, cor Mercer.

HAY, CHAIN, Ac.

FitzGibbons, John, Oglethorpe, bel

. Bryan. McKendree,

John

J.,

137

Broad.



McNeill A McArthur, St.. Clair, cor"

Oglethorpe.

Steme, Abraham, Oglethorpe, cor

HOUSE FUENISHING.

Bridge.

Stem, Joseph, McIntosh, cor Thomas.

Stem, Seigmund, 133 Broad. _ \ . ..

Thweatt, dolph.

M. -

W., >

Ogleth orpe,

bel

Ban-

BENNETT, J. M., A CO., 131 Broad. BOBABTS, WM. H. A CO. 109 Broad
HOTELS, ABOABDING HOUSES. '; Central,' Mrs. F. M. Gray, 140 and 142

Wesley, DempseyTL,.Dillingham, bel Broad.

Broad. , j |

Home House, Mrs. Newman A Golds-

Whitley, Washington, c, Crawford, by, 188 Broad.

bel Broad. `

Planters, Mrs. W. F. Snider, 122Br'd.

Young, T. S., & Co., Oglethorpe, cor Pulaski, Mrs. E. La Hatt, 153 Broad.

Washington.

Bankin House, J. AY. Byan, Broad,

GBOCEES (Wholesale and Betail.) cor Crawford.

Andrews, George E., 140 Broad.

ICE.

Andrews, J. C., A Co., 132 Broad. BBOWN,'G. W. A CO., 194 and 196

Averitt, David, 162 Broad.

Broad.

Barnard, E. A Co., 53 Broad.

Colnmbus Ice Manufacturing Co., W.

BBOWN, G. W. A Co., 194-196 Broad L. Salisbury. Pres., Bay, cor Tho's

Clements, John W., Ill Broad.

Hogan, John L. lake ice, 70 Broad.

HAMILTON, JOHN H., junction of Franklin, Warren and Oglethorpe.
Johnston, A. F. A Co., 109 Broad. Kaufman, J. & J., 14 and 16 Broad.

INSUBANCE AGENTS. Castleman, H., St. Clair, ab Broad. Ethredge, C. E., Front, cor St. Clair.

i i Bp Bif) II
1

Hawks, Win. N., 79 Broad.' Iverson, John F.,79 Broad., _ Jordan, G. Gunby, at E, and P. F.

Lee, Mrs. L. A., 89 Broad.

.

Lemon, Emma E., Randolph, ab

Broad.

Murdoch, Robert B., 92 Broad. ' Peabody, E. W., 148 Broad .

MUSIC AND MMEUNSTISC.AL INSTRU-

Roberts, E. S., Randolph, ab Front. CHAFFIN, W. J., 92 Broad.J

Turner, Wm. P., (Globe Mutual Life,) Pease, J. W., <& Norman, 76 Broad.

106 Broad. ;.

NEWSPAPERS. ; v:: f

INSURANCE COMPANIES. Georgia Home, J. Rhodes, Browne,
Pres., I). P. Willcox, Secy, Geo. W. Dillingham, Treas., Broad, cor St. Clair.

THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER, Dai-

ly and Weekly, Alfred R. Calhoun,

publisher and proprietor, Randolph,

bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

i

THE SUN AND TIMES, Daily and

IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS. Weekly, Thos. Gilbert & Co., pro-

Columbus Iron Works Co., W- Fi- prietors, Randolph, ab Broad.

Brown, Pres't, Thomas, cor Bay. Georgia Iron Works, J. C. Porter,
prop'r, on river, foot of Baldwin.

NEWS & PERIODICAL, DEALERS. CHAFFIN WM. J. 92 Broad.;' Pease, J. W. & Norman, 76 Broad.

LABOR INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. SMITH, WM. D.; c, Randolph, bel
Oglethorpe.

PAINTERS, (Hmoeunstea,lS.)ign and. O, bna-

TIMF, AND SHINGLES.

Bradford & Co., St. Clair ab Ogle-

thorpe.

.

The Spring Villa Manufacturing Co. GafEord, Geo. W., Oglethorpe, bel

W. G. Clemons, Pres., Dr. Charles Randolph.

,

Selden, Supt., and W. A. James, Jones, Lymus, c, Oglethorpe, above

Sec'y and Front.

Treas., . '

office St. . 1- X

Cla: ir,

ab

Crawford.-

, i

SMITH, WM. D., c, Randolph, bel

LIQUOR AND TOBACCO, (Whole- Oglethorpe.

sale.) - :

PAPER, RAGS, PAPER STOCK, &c.

Bedell & Co., 140 Broad. Jackson & Pratt, 142 Broad.

Houldsworth, Henry, 191 Broad. MEHAFFEY, JOHN, Oglethorpe, cor

LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STA- Bridge, and foot of Dillingham.

BLES. .

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.

Disbrow & Co., Oglethorpe, bel Bryan. Gammei;. Abram, Oglethorpe, bet St.
Ciair and Randolph. ; Munday, Wm., Oglethorpe, bet St.

Moore, T.-T., 69 Broad.WILLIAMS, GILES, 81 Broad.
PHYSICIANS. ' ;

:

Clair and Crawford. . ' hl-r Thompson, Robert, OglethorptC ab
Randolph. LUMBER YARD.

I
1

Austin, S. J., Crawford, bel thorpe.
Bacon, John E., 107 Broad. Carriger, John II,, Randolph,

Oglebelow

Dudley, Thomas J-, Mercer, dolph. , , , MARBLE WORKS

ab

Ran-

I |

Oglethorpe. Chafin, Thos. P., 107 Broad. Cokey, E. F., 70 Broad. DeGraffenreid, Edwin F., Oglethorpe,

.

McCauley, H--e-n---ryj, .40 -Broad.

| bel Randolph.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. Flewellen, Wm. W, 93 Broad

Dessan, Mrs R. 10Broad^

.

& jofens<Jn, 1S5 Broad.

K-d^rsNL R; Randolphs | P^aa.^^^

Rennet, Mrs. E. A., 60 Broad.

Schley, Wm. K,, 26 Broad.

Stanford, Frar| Broad.
Terry, Carlisle,| Tuggle, Thos.
and Baldwin! Urquhart, Joh
Broad. Word. T. J., 8l|
PRINTERSl CALHOUN, All
bet Broad anl GILBERT, Til
dolph, bet BI
ra| Mobile and G|
Randolph. North and Soutl
son and Oglel South Western!
dolph. Western, of Alrl
REAL El Hawks, Wm. hi
saddler! Crane, Wm.,Rl Kent, W. R., I MIDDLEBROll
S.l Anderson, Alel * ab Oglethoiql Bane, Wash, c.|
dolph. Holbrooks, Cbi|
Broad. Joines, E. W., I Lips, Theodore!
ab Broad. McLeod, Mnrdl
Randolph. Reich, F., 112 Willett, E., N.
SALOONS A | Blakely, John Crowell, Frank!
site Market )| Hawkins, Barn I
Broad. Hciman, Char! I Jones A Boland
thorpe. Klink, A. B., ll Murphy, E. Ml
Clair. Newman, Tobi L Ryan, James Ml

p 89 Broad. ia E., Randolph, ab
. .7 '.'i-.'.'-v '"MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. .3' 92 Broad. * & Norman, 76 Broad.
WSBAPERS. BBS ENQUIRER, DaiUy,. Alfred R, Calhoun, .1 proprietor, Randolph, nd Ogl&'horpe. .; UD TIMES, Daily and os. Gilbert & Co., prondolph, ab Broad.
RIODICAL DEALERS. M. J. 92 Broad, t Norman, 76 Broad.
House, Sign and Oknamenxao.) . lo., St. Clair ab Ogle-

. W., Oglethorpe, bel

i, c, Oglethorpe, above

. D., c, Randolph, bel , A* -

IS* PAPER STOCK, &c.

Henry, 191 Broad,

, JOHN, Oglethorpe, cor 1 foot of Dillingham.

RAPE GALLERIES.1

,69 Broad. GILES, 81

Broad.;

, .

JYSICIANS. BSrawford, bel dgle-

Hf.107 Broad. in H., Randolph, below P., 107 Broad. , 70 Broad. d,Edwin F., Oglethorpe, ph. in. W., 93 Broad. M.. Randolph bel Broad, imps, 97 Broad, i 10G Broad. B., Broad, cor St. Clair, nson, 135 Broad, i 101 Broad. ' ardB., 116 Broad. K. 26 Broad.

31

Stanford, Francis A., .Randolph, ab SAW AND PLANING MILL.

Broad. Terry, Carlisle, 107 Broad.

!

-

Toggle, Thos. S., Broad bet Thomas

and Baldwin. ' 7. ' ' , '

Urqnhart, John A., Randolph, below

Dudley, T. J., Mercer ab Randolph..

Goetchius, Jackson.

R.

R.

&

Co.,

St. '

Clair,

co1 r

.. . SEEDS. . .

Broad. ,

i- 1 '' HOLSTEAD & CO.,' 139 Broad.

Word. T. J., 81 Broad. * -
PRINTERS, (Book and Joe.) CALHOUN, ALFRED R., Randolph,
bet Broad and Oglethorpe. ' " GILBERT, THOMAS, & GO., Ran-
dolph, bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

SEWING MACHINES. Howe, James F. Reese, agt., Ran-
dolph, ab Broad. ' ` oCMl Singer, J. H. Bramhall, agt. 99 Broad. Wheeler & Wilson, W. B. Orr, agt.,
Randolph, ab Broad.

RAILROADS.

(Wilson,) Baldwin & Underwood, agts.

Mobile and Girard, depot head of 62 Broad.

Randolph.

SODA WATER MANUFACTURER.

North . son

and and

South, depot Oglethorpe. %

hea1 dVo*f J,ack-

South Western, depot head of Ran-

dolph. Western,

of

Ala.,

depot

' ' head

of

Bryan.1

Ryan, John, (Early Slaughter,'agt.) Oglethorpe, bet Bridge and Franklin. STEAMBOATS.

REAL ESTATE AGENT. Hawks, Wm. N., 7!) Broad.' ' , i

Julia St. Clair, Baudy Moore, New Jackson, J. A. Farley; Samuel J. Whiteside, genl agent, Wm. John-

SADDLERY, HARNESS, Ac. Crane, Wm.,Randolph ah Oglethorpe. Kent, W. R., 102 Broad.' MIDDLEBROOK, H., 94 Broad.
SALOONS. . t-

son, Freight and Local agent, Crawford, bet Broad and Oglerthorpe. " .
STOVES, TIN WARE, &c. BENNETT, J. M., & CO., 131 Broad. Crown, Nathan, Randolph, bet Broad

Anderson, Alexander, c, Randolph, ab Oglethorpe.
Bane, Wash, d, Oglethorpe, ab Randolph.
Holbrooks, Charles, c, Crawford bel

and Oglethorpe.

DENNIS, J. W., & CO. manfrs stoves,

Oglethorpe, bel Bridge..

ROBARTS, Broad.

WM.

'' H.,

&

CO., .

109 '

Broad.

'

TAILORS. ... I

Joihes, E. W., 182 Broad.,

Lips, Theodore A., ab Broad.

&

Bro.;

St.

Clair,

McLeod, Murdoch D., Oglethorpe, ab

Randolph.

Reich, F., 112 Broadr--

Willett, E., N. Liberties.

Jones, Claibom H., 102 Broad. Koehne, G. A., 134 Broad. Monti, J. G., Randolph, bel Broad. Stolz, ^ohn E., Oglethorpe, bel St.
Clair. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

SALOONS'AND RESTAURANTS.

Southern and Atlantic, Randolph, ab Broad.

Blakely, John J., 32 Broad.

Western Union, St. Clair, ab Broad.

CrsoiwteelMl, aFrrkaentkH, ocu,seO.gl;ethorpe, oppo- TIN, SHEET IKON, COPPER AND

Hawkins, Barney,' c, St. Clair above

ROOFING.

Broad. Heiman, Charles & Co., 136 Broad. Jones & Boland, Crawford, cor Ogle-
thorpe. Klink, A. B., 144 Broad. Murphy, E. M., Oglethorpe, ab St. ' Clair. Newman, Tobias, 58 Broad.

BENNETT, J. M., & Co., 131 Broad. FEE, WILLIAM, 174 Broad. . Howard, Samuel, c, 187 Broad. ROBARTS, WM. H. &CO., 109 Broad Salvo, C. & Co., Oglethorpe ab Crawl-
ford. UNDERTAKER.

Ryan, James W., Rankin jHouse.

McCauley, Henry, 40 Broad.

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VEGETABLE MARKET. Stalls Nos. 1, 3 and 35, L. PUTNEY.

Stall aNo. i i

3g33g4,}

JJoohhnn WRiedselenyh,our. Tignor & Radclifl.

.

" 2, D. L. Booher. 4'. C. I). Moody. 5, L. M. Dixon.

WAGON YARDS. . Size, Danl. B., Biyan? Mt Jackson

6, J. A. Frazer. 7, H. C. Mitchell. 8, C. W. Monro. 9, J. Adams.

Brlyf Sofonrnn^Oglethorpe, corner of

Bridge.

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-WAREHOUSES.

10, J, King.

(Alabama,) ALLEN lOT & ^

11, Wm. Dawson. vj, 12, Samuel Perrie.

(AfSml,)FELo'uBN0Y,MoGEHEE&

13, Green Freeman. 14, Capt. Shephard. 15, J. E. Thom. 16, A. Velatti.

( (FontaiM)IBuiTUs A/Williams, Front, (Lowell!) CBedd, Chambers & Banks,

17, A. G. Redd.

foot or Randolph.

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18, 19, 20, 21, Vacant.

(Planters,) Swift, Murphy & Co., Bry-

22, Mann Warring.

an, bel Broad.

23, Henry Harris. ; f

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

24, Pittman & Parser. 25, Yacant. ; - ;

GLeUqTuOinW, CSKhaYs., HLO.,U8I4S,B1ro05adB. road.

26, John Grant. ` 27, Joseph Diamond. ` 28, 29, 30, Yacant. ` 31, Sami. Buchanan, c. ` 32, Beverly A. Thornton.

1! SScPhEoAmRberTg., SC.,ha9r9leBs,ro1a3d4. Broad. WITICH & KINSEL, Broad, cor I Randolph.

COLUMBUS TIRE ALARMexSpYlaSnTaEtiMon..

District So. 2.

The Diagram shows the City divi-

ded into five Districts centering at

intersection of Oglethorpe and. bt.

Clair streets.

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A

District S'o. 8* DiNstorNtho.o2P,SWt. eCstlaoirf. Ogle^thorpe and

Dist. No. 3, East of Oglethorpe and

North of St. Clair.

Dist No. 4, East of Oglethorpe and

South of St. Clair.

Dist No. 5, West of Oglethorpe and

W. St. Clair Dl6sWctStreet'

-South of St. Clair. Dist. No. 6, in the immediate vicin-

ity of Alarm Bell.

, ,,

Alarms will be sounded by the bell

ringing a general alarm for two or

^ three minutes, then a short mtermis-

District So. 5.

'D.is1trvictt No 4 IiosifonthethDeinstsrtircitk,ethselnowgleynetrhael^anluarmmbears

'above, then number of District, and

''sgoenoenr'al

The Alarm alarm, will

Bell after each always strike the

`number of District m whjch the fire

'occurs.

81 Broad

it

tX'i, .

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m I

Pictures of every sty11

size, on Paper, Canvass,

most durable manner, a|

Water colors.

Not only from life, but I

deceased relatives, and ei|

as if taken from life, by Complexion.

Eighteen years practiJ knowledge of that portioil lure taking, in its varior those calling on me for is capable of producing.

Pictures taken rcgardl

Call and examine sped

Gallery 81 Broad strej

Georgia.

Oval and square Franl

size, on hand and made

Also, Albums and Fa I

our. giff. ' k . Ut Jackson (e corner of
EK. &ILLcGEHEE & id. ams, Front, 8 & Banks, I I Co., Bry-
RY, &c. 15 Broad, lid. Broad. Broad, cor

ON. the City divi[ centering at broe and St.

Ijlethorpe and

felethorpe and glethorpe and Iteletkoroe and

mte vicm-

rmed

by the bell for two or

ihort intermis-

f the number

fneral alarm as

f District, and

ell after each

tys strike the

which the fire

81 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.

v>;H

Pictures of every style, from the smallest miniature to life

size, on Paper, Canvass, Porcelain or Tin, finished in the best and

most durable manner, and colored in Crayon, Pastal, Oil and

Water colors.

Not only from life, but from any kind of OLD PICTURES of

deceased relatives and enlarged to any size, and colored as good

as if taken from life, by giving color of the Eyes and Hair, and

Complexion.

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Eighteen years practical experience, combined with a thorough

knowledge of that portion of chemistry applied in the art of pic-

ture taking, in its various branches, is a sufficient guarantee that

those calling on me for Pictures will secure the best that the art

is capable of producing.'""

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Pictures taken regardless of the weather.

Call and examine specimens and be your own judge.

Gallery 81 Broad street, over Carter's Drug Store, Columbus,

Georgia.

Oval and square Frames, Mouldings and Frame Fixtures, nny

size, on hand and made to order, at the lowest prices.

Also, Albums and Fancy Picture Cases.

G. T, WILLIAMS, Prop'r.

109 Broad Street, COL UMBUS, GrEO.
SOLE AGENTS FOR TILLEY'S CELEBRATED

We can always supply extra plates or repairs for any stov et " sel1 Manufacturers , and Jobbers in

Plain and Stamped Tin Ware, Importers and Dealers in '

Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, &c.

' Keep always on hand a large and complete assortment of

Japanned Ware,

Tll^Sts/<, ' '

Tea Trays,

Bath Tubs,

Water Coolers, Silver Plated and

,ets' _ tubs

,

I

Britannia Spoons,

. Brushes,



Castors,
TV

SiB,rvoeosm- s,

i

Ha^rFdowrakrse/, Crockery, Glass Ware, &-cB.,as&kee.ts,

j

And all other goods usually kept in fitst class house-furmshtng | stores, at wholesale and retail.

Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Of every description, done at short notice, and satisfaction guar-

Prices as low as any house in the State.

. OflE
ABBETT, HENRI Abbott, Frank G.,
sytb, bet Cra Abbott, Hawkins J:
Oglethorpe, Abell, H. F. & Co
strasser), fai Abell, Heury F., o Abercrombie, Jamci
Ala. Abney, Fanny, lab I Abney, Cynthia, fn l Abney, Roseanna, [ Acee, Fielding W. I
Bryan, bet'f Acee, John S., of . ACEE & MUR DO
doch, Jr.,) < Adams, Mrs. Ann | Adums, George, h Adams, James F.
bet Crawf.n! Adams, Nathan, c!
Thomas. Adams, James, vt

CELEBRATED
Scissors, &c. assortment of.
)oms, ass house-furnishing
on Work qh satisfaction oar
State

HADDOCKS COLUMBUS, GA., DIRECTORY

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Abbott, FranHk,EnGR.,Ysaflesmcallniewf ictlherGb>eoW . E:.RA.Rnd.,rerwLsi,nrwFooodr-.

sj th, bet Crawford and Thomas.

Abbott, Hawkins J., salesman with Preer, Illges & Co r

Oglethorpe, bet Baldwin and Few. ; `

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Abell, H. F. & Co., (Henry F. Abell and Chas. E. Hoeh-

strasser), family grocers, 116 Broad/ comer St. Clair

Abell, Henry F., of H. F. Abell & Co,, r Broad, ab Few. '

Abercrombie, James J., att'y at law, 109 Broad, r Opelika'

Ala.

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Abney,'Fanny, laborer E. and P. Factory, r Girard, Ala

Abney, Cynthia, factory hand E. and P. F.,, r Girard, Ala

Abney, Koseanna, Girard, Ala:

Acee, Fielding-WT, salesman with Thomas & Prescott r

Bryan, het Troup and Forsyth. Acee, John S., of Acee & Murdoch, r Randolph bel Broad

ACEE & MURDOCH, (John s. Acee and Rcbt B doch, Jr.,) dry goods, 103 Broad.
Adams, Mrs. Ann, r Jackson, hot Thomas and Baldwin

Adams, George, laborer E. and P. Fo lory, Marshall Ala

Adams, James F. salesman with J. J. Whittle, r Broad' bet Crawford and Thomas.

Adams, Nath an, c, well digger, r Forsyth, het Baldwin and

1 nomas.

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Adams, James, vegetables, stall 9 market, r Wynnton.

Adams, Toney, V blactsmith with Blount & Ilaiman, r

Bridge, ah Oglethorpe.

J_ .,

Adams, Mrs. Rachael, Broad, bet Franklin and Bridge.

Aenchbacher, Louis P., tailor, with G. A. Kcebne, r Ogle-

thorpe, ab Bryan'.

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Afflict, Mrs. Margaret 0., r Troup, bet Baldwin and Thomas.

Afflict, William D., clert with Jacob Joseph, r Troup, bet

- Baldwin and Thomas.

.

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Alderman, Isaac, carpenter, Oglethorpe, bet Bridge and

Frantlin..

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Aldworth, Mrs Lucy, r Troup bet St. Clair and..Crawfold. Alderman, Mrs Mary E., r Oglethorpe bel Bridge, Alexander, Albert, c, laborer, with F. Crowell, r Jactson

bet Baldwin and Few.

The Pf
This Institution, w retired nnd healthy
Parents may rest firm but mild gover at this Institution, those principles of no undue influence ever, for the inainb ternal discipline of
The Scholastic Ctj ate, and the Senior; are comprised all cation.
The services of aj ftaour gthhotswe iwthhooutpr<oyf`,

Alexander, Green, c, shoemaker, with Hill * Alexander, r

Wynns Hill.

Alexander, Henry, c, carpenter, r Wynns Hill. _

Alexander, Henry, c, of Sandy & Henry, r Wynnton _ Alexander, John L,, c, laborer, r Thomas, bet McIntosh

and Mercer.

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Alexander, London, c, blactsmith at E. and P. Mills,

EHnotarradnacned FTeuei,tio.n...!j, UWsaeshoifnbge,dpaenr dambeuStationery, Pocket money, (o' Pa.yt Scho lars, ISnetenl
Plii

Troup, bet Few and Early.

Alexander, Lucius, c, trunk mater, with W, Korner, r .

Jactson, bel Baldwin.

,

Drawing, per ami Pain*t**ing, POWailas,tteeprle,r(j

Alexander, Mattie, c, washerwoman, r w. St. John s c.

Piano, per annnn) Piano, when taug

Use of Instrument

Wk,

Alexander, Itoht. c, trnnt mater with W. Korner, r Jact-

VLaotcianl, Mpeursiacn, ninnn<

. son, hel Baldwin. Alexander, Sandy, c, of Sandy & Henry, r Randolph nr

No extra charge theAo Huspuaayl mraetnetsofi

Oglethorpe.

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Alexander, Wm. H., salesman with F. C. Johnson & Co., j

r 72 Broad.

Alfred Caroline, teacher, Clafflin school, r nr Cemetery.

Alford, Leonidas, clert with C. J. Moffett, r Oglethorpe,

cor. Few.

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Albrecht, John C., machinist,. S. W. R.R-, shop, r Iron ,

het Thomas and Baldwin.

Consisting of t
on the 30th of J'; who enter after of it as in ay ren the withdrawal illness or dismh
Pupils arc rec Letters of iu<i The Terms of

t & Haiman, r
and Bridge. K crime, r Ogle-
win and Thomas. >ph, r Troup, bet
it Bridge and
and Crawford. Bridge. owell, r Jackson | i & Alexander, r
fill. Wynn ton. 8, bet McIntosh and P*. Mills, r i ,W. Korner, r
St. John's c.
Korner, r Jack-
r Randolph nr MBJohnson & Co.,
ar Cemetery, i r Oglethorpe, j shop, r Front,

St. Joseph's Academy,

COLUMBUS, GA.

The Parent House of the Branch at Macon,

This Institution, under the charge of the Sisters of Mercy, is situated in a most

retired and healthy part of the City of Columbus.

r

Parents may rest satisfied that every attention consistent with the spirit of a

firm but mild government, will be paid to the comfort of the young ladies placed

at this Institution. AVhile the utmost care will be taken to nourish in their minds

those principles of virtue and religion which alone'can render education profitable,

no undue influence will be exercised over the religious opinions of any pupil; how-

ever, for the maintenance of good order, all will be required to conform to the ex-

ternal discipline of the house.

The Scholastic Course embraces three departments: the Primary, the Intermedi-

ate, and the Senior. Each department has two or more divisions. In this system

are comprised all the studies that constitute a thorough and an accomplished edu-

cation.

.

The services of a distinguished Professor are secured in the Musical Department,

for those who prefer a master. All kinds of useful and ornamental Needlework are

taught without extra, charge. ^ i

TERMS:

Entrance Fee

Board and Tuition, payable half yearly in advance, per annum

UWsaeshoifnbge,dpeanrdanbneuddmin..g., per annum

PSotactkioentemryoney, (option.a.l.,.).p..e.r ia.n.n. um;.'..,

y... ...

Day Sch"olars, ISnetneriomreCdliaastse, Cplearssq,upaerrteqruarter

" " Primary Class, per quarter

$5 00 200 00 1100 0000
54 0000 ;... 1158 0000
12 00

EXTRA CHARGES.

Drawing, per annum

:

$30 00

Pa.in"ting, PWasatteelr,Cpoelrorasn,npuemr annum -.

...;..'

3400 0000

Oil, per annum

. ;

.... yo 00

Piano, per annum ..........

50 00

UVPisoaecnaoolf,MIwnuhssteircnu,mtianeuncgltha,tspshe,yrpaPenrrnoaufnemnsusomr, per annum. ..

1011000 000000.

Latin, per annum

30 qo

No extra charge for French.

All payments must invariably be made in advance; and when not paid punctually

the usual rate of interest will he added.

The Scholastic Year, Consisting of ten months, commences on the flrst Monday of September, and ends on the 30th of June. It is. divided into two sessions of live months each. Pupils who enter after the comnu-m ment of -i session will be charged only such portion of it as may remain. No d d i fjon, however, will be made for partial absence, or the withdrawal of a pupil before the expiration of a session, unless in case of serious illness or dismissal. Pupils arc received at any time. Letters of inquiry must be addressed to the Directress of the Academy. The Terms of the Academy in Macon are the same as above.

RESIDENT
;iElT iMlVColumbus, G a.
Office, 69 Broad Street, over Joseph & Bro's Store. Residence, Forsyth, above Randolph st.
dTw. CHAMPAYNE Carpenter and General Builder.

Oglethorpe 2d door above Randolph, East side, Columbus, (fo. Stores and. Offices fitted up with'neatness and despatch. Repairs of all kinds
promptly attended to. " rfcWi:.s A.
J. I. GRIFFIN,

106 BROAD St., COLUMBUS, Ga IMPORTER,
Wholesale and. Retail Dealer in

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DRUGS and medicines, And Sole Agent for *
Epping's Extract BticItu. This Store open all night. Sign of the Crystal Mortar.

<7 " I Allen, AnaerspiJ
r Oglethcl Allen, Augustul
Freer & Allen, Charles,
Bridge. I Allen, Chas. Hi
Alien, Frederic| thofpe.
Allen, George, Allen, George, Allen, James Bl
het Frarj Allen, Mrs. Jcl
ALLEN, PREj Preer, a[ mision r|
Alleter, John, Allison, John,. Amos, Williartf
Wynns Amyet, Wm. ll
ington !,| Amyet & Co.,
Grocers! Andersop, Ale
Anderson, Geij Libcrthl
Anderson, Isa] ford.
Anderson, Jol| ford.
Anderson, Mi Andrews, All Andrews, Geo! Andrews, 11a
Bay, n.

jph & Bro's Store Builder.
side, Columbus, 6a, tfh. Repairs of all kinds
ip-chu. i ^Crystal Mortar.

-Allen, Anderson W., manufacturer of Allen's So. Liniment

Allen,

rAOuf~ggsules-tthuosrnpMe..,,

aa.bb of

BRr,,yvan . Preer,

Illgmes

v--' fMm.; & Co.,

f. e|and of

Allen,

1 reer & Illges, r Troup, bet Bryan and Franklin.-

Allen, Charles, c, laborer with J. L. Hogan, r Troupe, eor.

Bridge..

Allen, Chas. H., cotton 1

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Alien, Frederick J., carpet r Early, bet Broad and Ogle-

thorpe.

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Allen, George, c, laborer,'r Wynns Hill. Allen, George, labor, Oglethorpe, r N. Liberties. AHen, James B., salesman with Joseph and Bro.,' r Forsyth,

bet Franklin and Bryan. Alien, Mrs. John S., r Forsyth, bet Franklin and Bryan.

ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES, (Augustus McAllen, Peter

Preer, and Abraham Illges), cotton factors and com-

mision merchants, Front, corner St. Clair.

Alleter, John, clerk with F. Reich, r Broad, --

Allison, John, laborer, r Jackson, bet Fulton and Covington.

Amos, William M., carriage and wagon manufacturer r

Wynns Hill.

f,

Amyet, Wm. D., of Amyet & Co., r Oglethorpe, bet Wash-

ington and Bridge. Amyet & Co., (Wm. D. Amyet, Absalom 0. Young,) family '
Grocers, Oglethorpe, bel Washington. Andersop, Alexander, c, saloon, Randolph, ab Oglethorpe. Anderson, George, c, laborer, Commerce, corner Troup, N.

Liberties. Anderson, Isa, c, laborer, r Mercer, bet Thomas and Craw-
ford. . Anderson, John, c, laborer, r Front, bet Thomas and Craw-
ford. Anderson, Michael, keeper city hospital, Covington. Andrews, Allan, c, carpenter, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties. Andrews, George E., wholesale and family grocer, 146 Broad Andrews, Harrison, c, porter with H. F. Abell & Co r
Bay, nr E. and P. Mills.

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Andrews, Jackson, c, night-watchman at Dudley's lumber

yard, r Forsyth,.hel Bryan.

Andrews, J. C. & Co., (Joseph C. Andrews'and Mary A. Rag-

land), wholesale and family grocers, 132 Broad.

Andrews, J. C., of J. C. Andrews & Co., r Jackson, bet

St. Clair and Crawford.

Andrews, Phelston, c, carpenter, r McIntosh, bet Thomas

and Baldwin. Andrews, Tom, c, porter Southern Express Co., r Jackson,

bel Crawford.

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Andrews, Wilson, c, carpenter with Corbally & Chalmers, 1 r Forsyth, corner Covington, it

Andrews, Lucius, o, laborer with T. J. Dudley, r Mercer,

ab Randolph.

.

Andrews, Moses, c, laborer with T. J. Dudley. '

Anthony, Willis, c, store, Oglethorpe, bet Randolph and

Bryan, r nr Opelika depot.

Appier, David W., cashier S. W. R.R., r Crawford, bet

Troup and Forsyth. ppleyard, John, dyer E. and P. Mf'g Co., r Troup, bet
Bridge and Washington.

Appleyard, Thos. J., foreman printer with Columbus En-

quirer, r Troup, bet Bridge and Washington.

Appling, Wm., c, carpenter with D. W. Champayne, r McIntosh, bel Thomas.

Armstrong, David, c, messenger^Gai, Home Ins. Co., r For-

syth, ab Covington.

Armstrong, Minerva, c, washerwoman, Girard, Ala. Armstrong, Reuben, c, Girard, Ala.,

Arnold, John W.,mail agent M. &. G. R.R., r Oglethorpe, corner St. Clair.

ASHURST, NELSON W., c, carpenter, Randolph, bel

Jackson, and pastor of Liberty Hill Baptist Church,

Browneville, Ala., r Marshall, Ala.

Austin, Seborn J., physician,,r Crawford, bel Oglethorpe. Austin, Smith, c, city expressman, r Forsyth bet Baldwin-

and Few.

AUSTIN, THCl Austin, Willia[
and Covl Averett, David!
Crawl'ori Averett, Mrs l|
and Cral
Babbett, Ennui Back, Abraharl Back & Newml
ties doll| Bacon, James
Raudol]| Bacon, John F| BACON, R. A Baggage, Bets| Bailey, Douj:
Tines, i| Bailey, Ricbal
Ogletlnf Bailey, Win.
Few. Bailey, Mrs. 11 Bailey, Henri
Bridge! Bailey, ElizaVj
Bridge Baine, Wash I
saloon, Tlioin a | Baird, Lucius Baird, -- tinil Baker, Bryail Thomal

Dudley's lumber

nd Mary A. Rag132 Broad, r Jackson, bet

ih, bet Thomas

Co., r Jackson,

lly & Chalmers, B.i.!-iM; if AvV> i--, fj,V<'-i udley, r Mercer,

ley. ' t Randolph and

r Crawford, bet

o., r Troup, bet

i Columbus En- %

ifngton.

1

| Clianipayne, r

Bins. Co., rFor-

ard, Ala.

|) r Oglethorpe,

IRandolph, bel Baptist Church,
bel Oglethorpe, ft bet Baldwin,

AUSTIN, THOMAS 0., boot and shoemaker, r Girard, Ala.

Austin, William, boot and shoemaker, r Jackson bet Fulton

and Covington.

Averett, David, family grocer, 162 Broad, r Jackson, bet

Crawford and St. Clair.

Averett, Mrs Mary R., dressmaker, r Troup bet St. Clair

and Crawford.

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Babbett, Emma, E. and P. Factory hand, r Girard, Ala. Back, Abraham, of BackNewman,.r Rankin House.
Back & Newman, (Abraham Back, Louis Newman,) varieties dollar store, J7 Broad.
Bacon, James A., clerk W. R.R., r Troup, bet Bryan and Randolph.
Bacon, John E., physician, 109 Broad, r Troup ah Randolph. BACON, R. A., agent W. R.R., r Troup, ab Randolph. Baggage, Betsy, c, cook, r Girard, Ala. Bailey, Douglass W. C., c, shoemaker with Wm. H.
Tines, r Mercer, corner Franklin. Bailey, Richard B., pastor African Methodist Church, r
Oglethorpe, N. Liberties. Bailey, Wm. c, employee with Sun Office, r McIntosh ab
Few. Bailey, Mrs. Franc.es, r Troup, bet Bridge and Franklin. Bailey, Henry C., conductor S. W. R. R., r Troup, bet
Bridge and Franklin. Bailey, Elizabeth H., teacher female academy, r Troup, bet
Bridge and Franklin. Baine, Wash, c, carpenter with D. W. Champayne, and
saloon, Oglethorpe, ab Randolph, r McIntosh, bel Thomas. Baird, Lucius, c, laborer, r Troup, bel Washington. Baird, -- tinner with J. M. Bennett & Co., r Marshall, Ala. Baker, Bryant, c, laborer, r Forsyth, bet Baldwin and Thomas.

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Baker, James M,` of Holland & Baker, r Brodnax, Girard,

Ala.

Baldwin, Eliza, of Baldwin & Benson, r Mercer, bet Craw-

i ford and St. Clair.

Baldwin, Isaac, c, laborer, r Forsyth bet Crawford and

Thomas. .

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Baldwin, Louis J., engineer M. & G. R. R., r Forsyth, bet

Crawford and Thomas.

Baldwin, Mrs. Martha, r Girard, Ala.

Baldwin, SamT R., of Baldwin & Underwood, and of Bald-

win & Co., r Girard, Ala.

Baldwin S. R. & Co., (Sam'l R. Baldwin and Wm, S. Poer)

: . family Grocers, Broad, corner Bryan. , . .

Baldwin, William A., watchman at Ranain House", r Broad,

bet Crawford and St. Clair.

r <

Baldwin & Benson (Eliza Baldwin and Emma Benson),

dress-makers, 108 Broad,

BALDWIN & UNDERWOOD, (Sam'l R. Baldwin and

Joshua H. A. Underwood), agents Wilson Sewing

Machine, 02 Broad.

Ballow, Francis,foreman check room, E. and P. Mill "No; 2.

Ballow, Wm., clerk with Dan'l Bize, r Jackson, ab Few.

Bambush, Frank, c, laborer, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Banes, Mrs. Sarah, milliner with Mrs. Dessau, r 108 Broad.

Banks, Dick, c, striker with Blount & Haiman, r Forsyth,

bet Baldwin and Few.

Banks, Jerry, c, blacksmith with T. Terry, r McIntosh, ab

Baldwin.

Batiks, Geo. Y., of Redd, Chambers & Banks, r Linn wood. Banner, Louis, dry goods and clothing, 56 Broad. . \

Barbee, R. J., of Ivey & Co , r Crawford, bel Oglethorpe.

Barbee, William P., with Ivey & Co., r Crawford bel Ogle-

thorpe.

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Barber, David, machinist, E. and P. Mf'g Co.

Barber, James W., r Jackson, bet Few and Early.

Barber, John W., clerk with Wm. H. Hughes, r Randolph

bel Front.

Barden, E., r Jackson, corner Bridge.

174 BR
PR. Plain Tin \
rJ he countr as cheap as a
No ESr" ' rank'll for

Brodnax, Girard,

U.

j

llercer, bet Craw-(

[bet Crawford and

, r Forsyth, bet ; - j, ' 'y_ V _ v>./.v.f :/\i
hvnod, and of Bald-

land Wm. S. Poer) n. in House', r Broad, fT '1 V d Em. ma" JB. .e n\ so n),
R. Baldwin and ts Wilson Sewing

and P. Mill No. 2. Jackson, ab Few. pe, N. Liberties, issau, r 108 Broad. Haiman, r Forsyth, f ' 'V ny, r McIntosh, ab

lanks, r Linnwood. C Broad. , bel Oglethorpe. Crawford bel Ogle-
* g Co. i;d Early. Hughes, r Randolph

174 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA PRACTICAL

liHllllMliHIll

*"

And manufacturer of

Plain Tin Ware, Tin Hoofing, Gutters, .Leaders, &< description of House-keeping Tin Ware, uarantee to sell
The country trade is invited to examine my slock, which 1 g Vhean as any of the Northern manolacturers.

PRACTICAL
:i " next'to BROOKS- -drug store. 105 "Broad St., Coin ml > Constantly on hand for. sale, a well-elected stock of
jg|p Watches ranted Tor twelve

ms

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I fit I

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Barden, John W., cotton shipper, r Broad, corner Fulton.

Barden, Wm. A., r Jackson, bet Franklin and Bridge.

Bard>vell, Mrs. Sarah, r Warren, corner Broad.. Barnard, Edward, of E. Barnard & Co., r Broad, bet Frank-

lin and Bridge

. *.

Barnard, E. & Co., (Edward Barnard and Lloyd R Hoopes)

wholesale and family grocers, 53 Broad. Barnes, Simon, c, laborer, r Forsyth, bet Few and Baldwin.

Barnes, Solomon J., carpenter, Girard, Ala.

BARNETT, J. N, city treasurer, r McIntosh,'cor St. Clair.

Barnett, James, salesman with J. Kyle & Co., r McIntosh,

, corner St. Clair.

.

Barr, Adam, laborer E. and P. Mf'g Co., r Browneville,

Ala.

Barr, John, laborer E. & P. M^'g Co., r Browneville, Ala.

Barr, John W., laborer E. and P. Mf'g Co., r Browneville,

Ala.



Barris, Madison, c, boot and shoe maker, 184 Broad, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

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Bartlett, DeLiesline, D. of Welch & Co., r Marshall, Ala.

Bartlett, Edwin J., carriage painter, with Welch & Co., r

12 Broad cor Bryan.

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Bass, John, farmer, r Jackson bet Bridge and Washington. Bass, Robert L., r Perry House. , - v
Batastine C., Family Grocer, N. Liberties.

.Bates, Josej)h, c, carpenter, r Mercer bet Crawford and St.

% Clair.

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Baugh, Josephine, r Forsyth,,bet Few and Early.

Baugh, Mary Ann, spinner E. and P. Mills, r Forsyth, bet

, Few and Early.

Baxter, Amanda, c, seamstress, r McIntosh, bet Thomas

, and Baldwin.

Baxter, William, c, barber, r McIntosh, bet Thomas and

Baldwin.

Bazeman, Mrs. Mary, Seamstress, r cor Troup and Covington.

Beach, C. Edwin, book-keeper with ^Wm. Beach, r Randolph,'cor Mclnjosli. ' F.' j ; "I'' V V-1

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Beach, Wm.,| Broad,I
Beall, Thomaj dolph. [
Beard, Henrj
Beard, York,! Broad ,f
Beaumer, GeJ thorpel
Beck, Mrs. cl thorpel
Beck, Martini Bridgtl
Bedell, Albeil and Tf
Bedell, Win. and F|
Bedell & Co. John 140 Bl
BEDELL (bl . , whole! Beecher, Heil
Cornell Beland, Am|
Marsl Bell, Dan, cl
tosh l|
Bell, Flora, Bell, George|
Broac
Bell, Mrs GJ Bell, Jack so I Bell, Jacob,f Bell, Jerry, f Bell, John, Bell, Mindy I

Fulton. '
ft Fran k-
Hoopes)
laldwin.
t! Clair, clntosh,
rneville,
le, Ala. neville,
i, r Gi-
i;A!a. Co., r
iagton.
and St..
K( ' tb, bet ;5 ;` nhomas Fsr-
and
ngton.

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Beach, Wm., hardware and agricultural implements, 96 Broad, r Randolph, cor McIntosh;

Beall, Thomas N., clerk with J,. S. Jones, r Broad, cor Randolph.

Beard, Henry, c, laborer, r McIntosh and Covington.

Beard, York, c, cotton sampler with C. G. Holmes & Co.,

Broad, cor Randolph.

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Beaumer, George, c, hostler with bisbrow & Co., r Ogle-

thorpe, hel Bryan.

Beck, Mrs. Catharine M., millinery and fancy goods, Ogle-

thorpe, bet Bridge and Franklin.

Beck, Martin M., groceries and dry goods, Oglethorpe, het Bridge and Fianklin. '

Bedell, Albert Gv, of Bedell & Co., r Troup, bet Crawford



and.Thonaasi

f.

Bedell, Wm. R. , of Bedell & Ware, r Troup, het Bryan

and Franklin.

Bedell & Go., (Albert G. Bedell, Joseph S. Garrett and

John Mi 6'Brien,) wholesale liquor and tobacconists,

140 Broad.,;

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BEDELL & WARE, [Wm. R. Bedell and Robt. A. Ware,]

, , wholesale and retail boot and shoe dealers, 148 Broad.

Beecher, Henry B., special agent Ga. Home Ins. Co. Broad,

corner Baldwin.

Beland, Amanda, dressmaker, with Mrs. L. P. Smith, r

Marshall, Ala.



Bell, Dan, c. carpenter, with D. W. Champayne, r McIntosh hel Thomas.'"

Bell, Flora, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville. Ala.

Bell, George Cl, porter with Wells & Curtis, r rear of 15 Broad.

Bell, Mrs Georgia, factory hand E. and P. F. r Browneville ! Bell, Jackson, c, laborer, r Few, bet Forsyth and McIntosh.

Bell, Jacob, c, carpenter, r Forsyth, bet Few and Early.

Bell, Jerry, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala. Bell, John, c, tin smith, with W. Fee.

Bell, Mindy, c, 100 years old, r Girard, Ala.

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OVER CHAPMAN'S DRUG STORE,

Randolph, between Broad and Oglethorpe streets,

COLUMBUS, G A.

J*@"Special attention given to the insertion of artificial

teetli, as well as to operative dentistry.

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Wi. H. TINES,

St. Clair, between Oglethorpe and Jackson sts.,
COLUMBUS, GEO.
Would respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Columbus, to the superior quality of work'turned out by him. I use the best of material,' employ none but the best of workmen, and make a fit that cannot be excelled. Boots, Shoes, palters, Slippers, &c. made to order on the most reasonable terms. Give me a trial and I guarantee you will not go away dissatisfied.

JOE CLARK & SON, Shaving, Hair Cutting | Shampooing

Randolph st., 2d door above Sun Office,

COLUMBUS, GA.

All work in my line executed iD the most fashionable style

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A full and efficient corps of assistants will always be found in readiness, to avoid delav. *

Bell, MoseSj cjl Bell, Noah, c, ;] Bell, Mrs Sara!f Bellow, .John
chine, r I Bellow, Mrs MJ Bennefield, Elf!
ville. Al Bennefield, Mf
ville, A J Beiinefield, Mi Bennefield, N< ] Bennefield, St Bennett, Chas
nr St. t| BENNETT, !
James Bennett, Jess
Brown* BENNETT,
J. Mill tin roo Bennett, Min; Benning, Tier Frank' Benning, Pat Mclnt* Benning, Sar Ala. Benning, See Frank]] BENNING attorn Benny, Sam. Benson, Emi Benson, Hen Franl
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lethorpe streets, Ia. sertion of artificial
;itizens of Columbus >>m. I use the best Men, and make a fit .Slippers, &e. made p me a trial aud I
fshionable

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Bell> Moses, c, boat hand, r Forsyth, be] Early,

i Nell, Noah, c, blacksmith, r [Girard, Ala. V X , Bell, Mrs Sarah M., Ogletiifirpej above St. Clair.

Bellow, John E., salesman, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma-

chine, r Jackson cor early. - 1

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Bellow, Mrs Mary J., dressmaker, r Jackson'cor Early. X

Bennefield, Elizabeth, factory hand E and P. F. r Browneville. Ala.
Bennefield, Martha, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.
Bennefield,-Mary. factory hand E. and P. F. r Browneville. Bennefield, Needham, E and P. F., r Browneville. Bennefield, Stephen, laborer, E. and P. F., r Browneville.

Bennett, Chas., c, harness-maker with H. Middlebrook, r

nr St. John's c. Church, t |

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BENNETT, JAMES M., of J. W. Dennis & do., and of James M. Bennett & Co., r Forsyth bel Crawford.
Bennett, Jessee N., tinner with J. M. Bennett & Co., r

Browneville, Ala.

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BENNETT, J. M. & GO., [James M. Bennett and L. E.

J. Milford,] stoves, tin ware and house furnishing,'

tin roofing, &c., 13i Broad. '

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Bennett, Mingo, c, laborer, w. Marshall st. Girard, Ala.

Benning, Henry L., of Penning & Penning, r Broad bet

Franklin and Bridge.

Benning, Patrick, c, carpenter with 1),, W. Champayne, r

McIntosh, bel Thomas. Benning, Sam, <n porter with J. H. Hamilton, r Marshall
Ala. Benning, Seaborn J., of Benning & Benning, r Broad, bet

Franklin and Bridge. BENNING (& BENNING, [Henry L. and Seaborn J.,]

attorneys at law, Broad, bel Bryan. Benny, Sam, c, laborer, Marshall, Ala. Benson, Emma, of Baldwin & Benson, r Girard, Ala. Benson, Henry, laborer S: W. JR. R. shop, r Forsyth, bet

Franklin and Bryan.

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Benson, James C., clerk M. and G. R.R., r Girard, Ala.

BenBon, James, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Benton, Hamilton, c, tinner, r on branch nr Jackson, N.

Liberties.

Benson, Lewis, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Benson, Mrs. Haney, r Girard, Ala.

Benton, Nelson, c, family grocer, r 180 Broad.

Benton, Mrs., seamstress, r Oglethorpe, bet Bryan and Ran-

dolph.

Benton, Peter, c, driver with C. Frederick, r branch nr Jack-

son, N. Liberties.

Bergan, Martin J., family grocer, r Front, bet Crawford /v1' and Thomas.

Berkins, Fillis, c, washerwoman, r Girard, Ala.

Berry, Capt. Benjamin.A., engineer, r Front, bet Baldwin

and Few.

Berry, Thomas B., clerk Columbus Iron Works Co., r Front,

bet Baldwin and Eew.

Berry, Wm., c, carpenter with N. W. Ashurst, r Browne-

ville.

Bedell, Wm, A., cotton merchant at Lowell warehouse, r

Broad, cor Franklin.

Beauregard, Lucien, c, vegetables, stall 6 market.

BERRY, WILLIAM W., brick manufacturer, nr W. R.R.

r Russell co., Ala.

Betz, Alice, saleslady with--!-. G. Strapper, r Troup, corner

Baldwin.

Betz, Mary Ella, seamstress, bet Troup and Forsyth.

Betz, Mrs. Emma, seamstress, r cor Troup and Baldwin.

Betz. Miss Emma, dressmaker, r Troup cor Baldwin.

Bickers, John, of Pinion & John, r Troup, bet Few and

Early.

Biehler, Louisa, saleslady with Mrs. M. R. Howard, r Front,

bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Biehler, Mrs. Margaret,, midwife and nurse, r Front, bet

Thomas and Baldwin.

Biehler, Peter, shoemaker with J. Kroll, r Front, bel

Thomas.

I", r Girard, Ala. la. ,ncb nr Jackson, N.
Broad. Bet Bryan and Ran ck, r branch nr Jacti'ront. bet Crawford ard, Ala. tF- ront,' `bet Baldwin Works Co., r Front, I V:FI J F\ r fX Asburst, r Browne| ..' v owell warehouse, r 6 market. Wturer, nr W. R.R >er, r Troup, corner .and' Forsyth, up and Baldwin, cor Baldwin, foup, bet Few and
Howard, r Front, curse, r Front, bet oil, r Front, bei
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Biggies, Alex.
Bilbro, Cornell Eorsytlf
Bilbro, Harm [ bet Earl
Bilbro, John,] Bircb, Henry Birdsong, Carl
and CiI Birdsong, Mrl
Crawfcl Birkentbal, ll Birks, Alber'l Bisbop, CornJ Bishop, Eav' Bisbop, Jaml

norning, ^uses,' i.n mailed
living
Ga.
s. which.

Biggers, Alex., c, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Bilbro, Cornelius, c, carpenter with D. W. Cbampayne,r Forsyth, bet Thomas and Baldwin.
Bilbro, Harmon C., clerk with J. Burrus, r Oglethorpe, bet Early and Fulton.

Bilbro, John, pilot, r Front, bet Few and Early.

Birch, Henry, c, whitewasher, r McIntosh and Covington..

Birdsong, Carey J., clerk W. B.B., r Jackson, bet St. Clair

and Crawford.

Birdsong, Mrs. Nancy S. Boarding house, r Jackson, bet Crawford and St. Clair.

Birkentkal, Kev. Herman, rabbi congregation Bnai Israel.

Birks, Albert, c, laborer, with I. G. Strapper.

Bishop, Cornelia Frances, weaver, E. and P. F. Browneville.

Bishop, David/oiler, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Bishop, James, c, laborer, r ^ynns Hill.

Bishop, John, factory hand, E. and P. F., r Browneville. Bishop, Joseph, factory hand, E. andP. F., r. Brownevi e.

Bishop, Ophelia Jane, spinner, E. and P. F., r. Browneville.

Bishop, P. H., spinner, E. and P. F., r Browneville, A a.

Bivins, Joseph, factory hand with A. Clegg & Co., r Jack-

son,cor St. Clair.

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Bize, Charles G., family grocer, Randolph, cor Oglethorpe.

SIZE, DANIEL R., family grocer, Randolph, cor Oglethorpe, and wagon yard and family grocery Bryan,

bet Randolph and Jackson, r Wynnton.

BLACKMAR, ALFRED 0., cashier Merchants and Me-

chanics Bank, 110 Broad, r Forsyth, bet Randolph

and Bryan.

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Blackmar, John D,, book-keeper with Wm. N. Hawks, r

Forsyth, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Blackmar, Mrs. A. 0., r Forsyth, bet Randolph and Bryan. Blair, Mrs. Mary, r Girard, Ala.

Blake, Emma, weaver with A. Clegg & Co., r Girard, i a.

Blakeley, Abraham, master machinist, E. aud-P. Mf. Co, r

Browneville, Ala.

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Blakely, Alfred, clerk with Swift, Murphy & Co., r Girar .

r Dillingham

of W. H. Blakely & Br'o., r 32 Broad.

T:, clerk with D. N. Gibson, r 32 Broad.

, ot 'W. H. Blakely & Bro., r 32 Broad.

H. & BRO., (Wm.-H. and John J.) sa jstaurant, r 32 Broad.

THOS. E., dry goods, 123 Broad, r Ran

;r McIntosh.

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Blanchard, Wm. R

with T. E. Blanchard, r 12,

lit BroaoSs BLANDFORD, MARK H., attorney at law, omce iu.
Broad, r Wynnton.

Blankenship, Mrs. Ellen, mattress maker, 38 Broad. Blankenship, Henry H., mechanic, r Wynnton. Blankenship, Mrs. Sarah Jane, r Trr,up cor Eranklm. Blankenship, W. H,, machinist, E. and P Mt g Go. Blandin, Dinah, c, washerwoman, r Girard, Ala. Blew, Edward W., painter, r Girard, Ala.

Blew, Francis, weaver, r Girard, Ala.

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Blount, Joseph E,, family grocer, Troup, cor Baldwin,

Baldwin, cor Mercer.

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BLOUNT & HAIMAN, (Joseph G. Blount, and E ias -

man,) manufacturers of plows and agricultural imple-

ments, Oglethorpe, bet Bridge and Franklin

Blount, Joseph G,, of Blount & Haiman, r Randolph, bet

Broad and Front.

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Blount, William H., shipping clerk with Blount & Haiman,

Randolph bet Broad and Front,

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Blumohr, Michael, cigar maker with M. Dome, r >ioat a Franklin.

Boatfield, John, carpenter, r Wynns Hill. Boatrite, Alexander V., of Boatrite & Glapp, r Troup e
Crawford and Thomas.

Boatrite, Job n c, laborer, Girard, Ala.

JOHN F. FLOV1 c. 0. McGEHEH

lei Front, 32 Broad, r 32 Broad 32 Broad. John J.) sa
tanhlin,
Baldwin, r
t& Haiman r Broad ab Troup bet

Georgia Home Building, Broad cor St. Clair streets, COLUMBUS., G A. ,
Special attention given to Plate Work, an inserting Artificial Teeth.
JOHN F. FLOURNOY, C. C. McGEHEE,
ALSTON "WAREHOUSE,
COLUMBUS, GA. Cash advances made on Cotton in Store, or for
Shipment to other Markets.

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BOATRlTE <6 CLAPP, (Alexander V. Boatnte and Julius R. Clapp,) dry goods, &c., 127 Broad.

Badkins, Robert, butciier, r Jackson, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Boland, Andrew J., of Jones & Boland, r Troup bet Thomas

and Baldwin.

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Boland, Andrew, barkeeper with J. W. Ryan, r Troup bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Boland, Eliza, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Boland, Jacob, farmer, r Girard, Ala.

Boland, James, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala.

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Boland, Mary, spinner E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Boland, Fanny, reeler E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Bolden, Newton, laborer, E. and P. Mf'g Co., Browneville, \la.
RONAVENTURE MOTHER SUPERIOR, directress St.

Joseph's academy, Troup, cor Randolph.

Boner, Louis, groceries, r Forsyth, cor Balwin.

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Boohdr, Chas. E., agent, family grocer, r Broad cor Thomas.

Booher, David L. , r Broad, cor Thomas. Booth, Eugene, c, laborer E. and P. Mills, r Wynns Hil .

Booth, John E., salesman with Boatrite & Clapp, r Broad,

cor St. Clair.

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Booth, Louisa, c, washerwoman, Forsyth, bet Thomas and

> Crawford.

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Boring, Geo. W., of Moore & Boring, r Marshall, Ala.

Boseman, Tempe, seamstress, r Mercer, het Early and Bald-

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win.

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Bostick, Arthur B, road master with Macon and Brunswic R.R.. r Forsyth bet Baldwin and Few.
Bostick, James J., machinists with S. W. R.R., r McIn-

tosh, cor Crawford.

Boswell,*Cooper, c, laborer, r McIntosh, bet Thomas and

Baldwin.

Bowen, Anne, Girard, Ala.

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Bowen, Thomas, blacksmith with S. W. R.R., r Thomas,

bet Jackson and Crawford.

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Bowers, L. G., cotton mil

Boyd, Alexander, engine! Boyd, Amelia, dressmakll

ville, Ala.

Boyd, Bertha, dressmake

shall, Ala.

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Boyd, Robert W., carpe l

Boyd, -- fireman N, anti

Boykie, Charlton, c, lab I

Braden, Jeff, machinist I

bet Front and Br J

Bradford, George A., cl j

cor Crawford.

Bradford, James A., of

ford.

Bradford, Jessee J., cl Baldwin and Fe\

Bradford, Mark A., cle

Crawford.

Bradford, Pleasant S., <1

bet St. Clair and BRADFORD & CO., (

house, sign anc Oglethorpe.

Brady, Mrs. Bridget, f; I

Brady, Charles, police^ I

Baldwin.

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Brady, John, policeina I

Brain, John C., mamr* BRAMHALL, JOSDI

and watchmakei

St. Clair. BRANNON, ALEE A

Troup, bet St. t

BRANNON, JVM. H |

bet St. Clair am

Brantley, Amos W., b J Broad, cor Ran

18 St. mas. Jill.road, is and
lomas,

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Bowers, L. G., cotton merchant, r Wynnton.

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Boyd, Alexander, engineer, N. & S. B.R., r Browneville.

Boyd, Amelia, dressmaker with Mrs. L. P. Smith, r Browne-

ville, Ala.

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Boyd, Bertha, dressmaker, with Mrs. L. Pr, Smith, r Mar-

shall, Ala.

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Boyd, Robert W., carpenter, r Browneville, Ala.

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Boyd, -- fireman N, and S. R.R., r Girard, Ala. Boykie, Charlton, c, laborer, old field jN. Liberties.

Braden, Jeff, machinist Columbus Iron Works,, r Thomas bet Front and Broad.-: j

Bradford, George A., clerk with A. M. Brannon, r Troup,

cor Crawford.

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Bradford, James A., of Bradford & Co., r Troup, cor' Craw-

ford., ; -.. >'

Bradford, Jessee J., clerk Superior Court, r Broad, bet Baldwin and Few.
Bradford, Mark A., clerk with W. R. Kent, r Troup, cor

Crawford.

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Bradford, Pleasant S., of'Frank C. Johnson & Co., r Troup, ' bet St. Clair and Crawford.

BRADFORD & CO., (James A. Bradford and Wm. Snow)

house^ sign and ornamental painters, St. Clair, ab Oglethorpe.

Brady, Mrs. Bridget, family grocer, Crawford, ab Front.

Brady, Charles, policeman, r McIntosh, bet Thomas and

Baldwin.

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Brady, John, policeman, r Crawford, bet Broad and Front.

Brain, John C., manufacturer, r Front, cor Baldwin.

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BEAMRALL, JOSEPH H., agt. Singer sewing machine,

and watchmaker and jeweler, 99 Broad, r Troup, cor

St. Clair. BRANNON, ALEXANDER ill, druggist, 135 Broad, r

Troup, bet St. Clair and Randolph.

BRANNON, WM. H., of Peabody & Brannon, r Troup,

bet St. Clair and Randolph.

Brantley, Amos W., bookkeeper with Preer, Illges & Co., r

Broad, cor Randolph.

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Bryan st., between Broad and Oglethorpe, Columbus, Ga. -

Country orders promptly filled. All work neatly executed and warranted. 1 errns Cash.

Being all practical workmen, and fully understanding our

business, we can guarantee the best of woik.at the lowest

prices.'

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AND
COMMISSION IVIERCHANTS. Fontaine Warehouse,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Liberal Advances made on Cotton in store or for
shipment.

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Brantley, John' Brasch, Chas

Bray, George,

mack H

Bray, George,

Bray, Henry,

St. Clai

Bray, Jennie,

St. dal

Bray, Solomon

cor Bri(

Brennan, Anil

Brewster, Wil

Browne

Bridwell, Mar

Bryan.

Bridwell, Mrs

Brigman, Sar;

Randol

Brinkley, Joli

Ala, ;
Brittain, Join Brittain, Mar:

Brittain, L.,

Brittain, Nari.

Brittingham, Liber tij

Brittingham,

Brittingliam,

Ala.

Brittingham,

BRITTON.

thorpe

Britton, Jam

Girari

Broken, Mrs.

Brock, John ville.

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Brantley, John B., painter, C. B.R. depot, r Marshall, Ala,

Brasch, Chas. B., conductor M. and G. R.R., r Girard.

Bray, George, drayman with Blount & Haiman, r Wo-

mack 4Hill. Brav, George, r Oglethorpe, cor Bridge.

Bray, Henry, weaver with A. Clegg & Co., r Jackson, cor

St. Clair.

Bray, Jennie, winder with A. Clegg & Co., r Jackson, cor-

St. Clair.

Bray, Solomon, wagon yard and cattle dealer, r Oglethorpe,

cor Bridge.

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Brennan, Ambrose, r Girard, Ala.

Brewster, William, overseer loom'

Browneville, Ala

Bridwell, Martha, weaver E. and P. F., r Oglethorpe het

Bryan.

Bridwell, Mrs. Sophia, Oglethorpe ah Bryan.

Brigman, Sarah, winder with A. Clegg & Co.* r Broad, bet

Randolph and Bryan.

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Brinkley, John, painter with S. W. R. R., r. Browneville,

Ala,

Brittain, John, laborer E. and P. factory, Girard, Ala.

Brittain, Mary L., E. and P. Mills, r Girard, Ala.

Brittain, L., laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Brittain, Nancy, widow, Girard, Ala.

Brittingham, James, E. and P. Mills, r Oglethorpe st., N.

Liberties.,..!-- " Brittingham, Mrs. Lucinda, r Oglethorpe st., N. Liberties. Brittingham, Nelson, supervisor M. and G. R.R., r Girard,
Ala. Brittingham, Mrs. Saleda, r Girard, Ala. BRITTON, JAMES, family grocer, 10 Broad, r Ogle-
thorpe, hel Washington.

Britton, James L., cabinet maker with Meyer & Busch, r Girard, Ala.
Broben, Mrs. Lucy, r Girard, Ala. Brock, John F., printer with Columbus Enquirer, r. Browne-
ville.

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BrockVlma, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville Brock Pleasant, spinner E. and P. F,, r Brownevtlle Brock; Sarah Anne, trimmer E. and P F,, .ton* Brockway, Chas., stcamhoat capt., rSt.. air, cor g

Brodnax, James Jr., clerk with W. J. Chaffin, r Front, bet

Early and Few. ,

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Brodnax, James, moulder, r Front, bet Early and Few. Brooks, Chas., r Front, cor St. Clair. ; _

Brooks, Dr. Francis L., prescription druggist with Dr. .

A. Ware, r Front, cor Randolph.

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Brooks, Florance B., machinists, r Columbus Iron Works.

BROOKS, FRANCIS M., Judge Ordinary Muscogee Co.,

r F.:ont, cor Randolph.

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BBrrooookkss,, JJaochkn,, cc,, plaobrtoerrerw, irthTBroeudpe,lln&r BCroy.,anr.N. Liberties.

Brooks, John, engineer with S. W. R R;, r Mercer, e Thomas and Crawford.

Brooks, John W,, druggist, 10T Broad. '

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Brooks, Stephen S., pattern maker Columbus Iron Works

Brooks, Wm. fireman with S. W. R.R., r Bryan, bet McIn-

tosh and Forsyth.

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Brooks, Willis, 0, gardener, r Oglethorpe st N. Libert,es Broom! James, fireman with W. R.B., r Mercer, cor St.

Brown, Agnes, c, washerwoman, Marshall, AT.

Brown Alexander B,, mechanic, cor Troup at. H. L,bert.es.

Brown, Alex., c, carpenter with Snyder & Gifford, r Bald-

win, cor Troup.

Brown, Allen, c, laborer, with C. Salvo & Co., r Forsyth,

cor Covington.

Brown, Amelia, c, washerwoman, r Marshall, A .

Brown, Annie, milliner with Mrs L. A. Lee, r 89 Broad.

Brown, Burrill, c, hostler with Disbrow & Co r Girard.

Brown, Calvin, policeman, r Forsyth, bet Early and

Brown, Frank W., salesman Singer sewing machine, r coi

Troup, N. Liberties.

,

Brown, George W., of G. bet Baldwin and Few
BROWN, GEO. TV. & CQ E. Costan,) family g " 194 and 196 Broad.
Brown, Henry, wool sorte Thomas and Baldwin
Brown, Jesse, c, fireman on Brown, John, c, blacksmith
Ala. ; Brown, John W., mauager1
Mf'g Co. Brown, Mary, weaver E. a Brown, Rachael, c, washer Brown, Robert, E. and P. Brown, Robt. c, shoemakei
Clair and Randolph BROWN, WM. R., presi
r Broad, bet Thoma Brown, Willis, c, ditcher, BUOWNE, J. RHODE
Home Savings Ban' cor St. Clair, r Jac Browning, Amos, c, mil Forsyth, bet Crawl
Browning, Edward, car rard, Ala.
Browning, Fanny, c, sc: Forsyth, bet Craw
Bruce, Henry, book-keep^ Clair, cor Front.
Bruce, Marion, carpentc Thomas.
Bruce, William W-, en. Forsyth and Mcli
Bryant, August, c, expr ties.
I

lie/ ,'ille. wneville. cor Ogle-
Front, bet
Few.
th Dr. R.
[Works. ogee Co.,
iberties. '
ercer, bet 111 n Works,
bet Mcln-
Liberties, jer, cor St.
Liberties. i, r Bald-
t Forsyth,
I Broad. [Girard, pd Few. line, r cor

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Brown, George W., of G. W. Brown & Co., r Oglethorpe, bet Baldwin and Few.

BROWN, GEO. W. & CO., (Geo. W. Brown and Martin

B. Costan,) family grocers and fish and ice dealers, 194 and 196 Broad.

Brown, Henry, wool sorter, E. and P. Mills, r Front bet

Thomas and Baldwin.

.

Brown, Jesse, c, fireman on steamboat.

Brown, John, c, blacksmith with E. B. Cargill, r Marshall,

Ala.

Brown, John W., manager ginning department E. and P.

MfgCo.

Brown, Mary, weaver E. and P. F., Browneville, Ala.

Brown, Rachael, c, washerwoman, commons N. Liberties. Brown, Robert, E. and P. F. r Browneville, Ala. :

Brown, Roht. c, shoemaker with J. Jones, r Broad, het St, Clair and Randolph.
BROWN, WM. R., president Columbus Iron Works Co., r Broad, bet Thomas and Crawford.
Brown, Willis, c, ditcher, r Girard, Ala. BROWNE, J. RHODES, President Ga. Home Bank, Ga.
Home Savings Bank, and Ga. Home Ins. Co. Broad, cor St. Clair, r Jackson, cor Franklin. Browning, Amos, c, mill hand with G. W. Browning, r Forsyth, bet Crawford and Thomas. 'f, Browning, Edward, car inspector with S. W. R.R., r Girard, Ala. Brownmg, Fanny, c, school teacher Tempeiance Hall, r Forsyth, bet Crawford and Thomas.
Bruce, Henry, book-keeper with E. and P. Mf'g Co. r St. Clair, cor Front,
Bruce, Marion, carpenter, r McIntosh, bet Crawford and Thomas.
Bruce, William W., engineer S. W. R.R., r Bryan, bet Forsyth and McIntosh.

Bryant, August, c, expressman with Pridgeon, r N. Liberties.

60

Bryant, Mary Jane, seamstress, Girard, Ala. ' - . Bryant, Thomas M., pilot r Broad, het Early and Few.

Brvant, Thomas, farmer, Girard, Ala. Buchanan, Cicero, machinist with S. W. KB., r Browne-
ville, Ala. Buchanan, John F., carpenter with S. W. R.B., ? Browne-

ville, Ala. .

Buchanan, Mrs. Maria, r Browneville, Ala.. Buchanan, Samuel W., machinist, Browneville, Ala.

Buchanan, Thomas, carpenter with R. R. Goetchius & m.

r Browneville, Ala.

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Bufoot, Philip, c, laborer, r Forsyth, cor Covington.

BUHRER, JACOB, bridge builder, r Thomas, bet Broad

and Front.

-

Bunnel, John, family grocer, r Baldwin, bet Forsyth and

McIntosh.'

t h. i ,,-u

Burhe, Henry, tin smith with S. W. R.R., Baldwin.

Burn, Boston, c, carpenter, r Girard, Ala. Burney, Jackson, c, bricklayer, r Troup,

Fulton.

Burns, Mrs. Margaret, milliner with Mrs. L. A Thomas, cor Forsyth.

Burns, Peter, bricklayer,'r cor Forsyth and Thomas. Burrus, Jacob G., tamily grocer. Broad, cor Crawford, r

McIntosh, bet St. Clair and Crawford.

Burrus, George J., book-keeper with F. J. Springer, r thorpe, bet Few and Early.

Burrus, Laurence M., of' Burrus & Williams, r Broad, bet Baldwin and Few.

Burrus, William, of Frederick & Burrus, r Crawford, cor McIntosh,

BURRUS & WILLIAMS, (Laurence M. Burrus and Geo.

M. Williams,) cotton factors and commission merchants, Front, hel'St. Clair.

Burton, Wm, W., r Baldwin, het McIntosh and Mercer,

BURTS, DUNCAN H., attorney at law, 95 Broad, r Troup het Bridge and Franklin.

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Busch, John G., of Meyers < a ,d. Crawford. i : |

Bush, Calvin, carder, E. and

Bush, Joel, clerk with W. E. | Thomas and Crawford

Bush, Mary, carder, E. and I

Bush, Robert, stainer and vat. Bush, Thomas, cotton buyer.
Thomas. - . . c

Bush, Tile, baker with W. Ij

Bussey, Henry C., supply cl| |J ton,.cor Troup.

BUSSEY, Dr. NATHAN j j

r Washington, cor Tr

Bussey, N. J. Jr., traveling Co., r Washington, c

Butch, Pbilis, c, washerwon

Butler, Nathan, c, porter wi |

Butler, Nathan, c. cotton sa Fulton.

BYRNE, JAMES,' brick thorpe, cor Bridge.

Cadenhead, Eliza, spinner i Ala.
Cadenhead, Lorenzo, E. arc. Cadenhead, L., factory luu
Ala. Cadenhead, William, labor
ville, Ala. Cadinan, Alfred, giinsn\it
Broad. Cadinan, Anthony, gun ai
fectioner, 34 Broad.

and Few.

R.

; r Browne-

I"'-

S.

R., r Browne-

I //j

lie, Ala. Oetchius & Co.

ivington; nnas,tbet Broad

if Forsyth and

r McIntosh ab

bet Early and
I L. A. Lee, r rhomas. cor Crawford, r
pringer, r Ogle--
is, r Broad, bet
r Crawford, cor
Ijirrus and Geo. amission mer-
Hid Mercer Broad, r Ti

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Busch, John G., of Meyers & Busch, r Broad, bet Thomas

a .d Crawford.

,

Bush, Calvin, carder, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Bush, Joel, clerk with W. E. Sandeford, r Forsyth, bet Craw-

Thomas and Crawford.

Bush, Mary, carder, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Bush, Robert, stainer and varnisher, Broad, r Girard, Ala.

Bush, Thomas, cotton buyer, r Forsyth,

Thomas. - :f

,

Bush, Tile, baker with W. Ryneliart, r 151 Broad.

Bussey, Henry C., supply clerk E. and P. Mf., r Washington, cor. Troup. .

BUSSEY, Dr. NATHAN J., president E. and P. Mf. Co.,

r Washington, cor Troup.



Bussey, N. J. Jr., traveling salesman with E. and P. Mf.

Co., r Washington, cor Troup.

Butch, Philis, c, washerwoman, Broad, r Girard, Ala. Butler, Nathan, c, porter with Chattahoochee Nat. Bank.

Butler, Nathan, c. cotton sampler, r Jackson bet Early and



Fulton.

BYRNE, JAMES,' brick mason and contractor, r Oglethorpe, cor Bridge.

Cadenhead, ElizSipspinner E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.
Cadenhead, Lorenzo, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Cadenhead, L., factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville,
Ala. Cadenhead, William, laborer E. and P. Factory, r Browne-
ville, Ala. Cadman, Alfred, gunsrry th with -Anthony Cadman, r 34
Broad. Cadrnan, Anthony, gun and locksmith, and baker and con-
fectioner, 34 Broad.

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CALHOUN, ALFRED R., publisher and proprietor Daily and Weekly Columbus Enquirer, Randolph, bet Broad and Oglethorpe, r McIntosh, cor Randolph.

Calhoun, George, laborer E. and P. Factory.

Calhoun, James A., clerk with Rooney & Warner, r Jack-

son, bel Thomas. * * ' ;



Calhoun, Mrs. N., of Phelps & Calhoun, r Jackson, bel Thomas.
Callier, Wesley, c, hostler with A. Gainmel, r McIntosh,

bet Randolph and St. Clair.'

Calvin, Mrs. Elizabeth, r Girard, Ala.

Calvin, Wm. W., laborer, r Girard, Ala.

,

Cantrell, Terrell L., salesman with J. King, r Randolph,

cor Forsyth. . ' /

,;/ :

Cargill, Edwin B., blacksmith with Edwin F. Cargill, Gi* rard, Ala.

Cargill, Edwin F., family grocer, Girard, Ala.

Cargill, James, salesman with E. and P. Mf g Co., r Front, cor S. Clair.

i Cargill, John W,, of Cargill & Daniel, r Crawford, bet For-

syth and Troup.

' Cargill & Daniel, (John W. Cargill and James T. Daniel),

family grocers, Crawford, cor Oglethorpe.

Carlson, John A., machinist with S. W. R.R., r McIntosh,

: ' bel Crawford.

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Carnes, James J., book-keeper banking-houspjffi John King, r Jackson, bet Franklin and Bridge. /

Carpenter, Mrs. Catherine, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

j Carpenter, Dolly, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville. 1 Carpenter, Edward, fisherman, 12 Broad. ! CARRIGER, JOHN H., physician,' Randolph nr Ogle-

']

thorpe, r Russell co., Ala.

| Carson, John M., Editor Columbus Enquirer, r Rankin

House.

.

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1 Carson, Robt. A., clerk with A. M. Brannon, r Broad, cor

St.Clair.

CARTEli, JAMES D., lif|

|

son, bet Bryan and 1

j Carter, John D., clerk witl Jackson, bet Bryan ; ;

j Carter, Robt., Druggist, 8

Carter, Robt. E., clerk witl

Carter, Stephen, blacksmit

cor Crawford.

Carter, Thomas, train han

Carter, Thomas B., cigar r|

r 18 Broad. '

Cary, Edward, laborer E. I Baldwin and Thom o

Cary, Isaac F., of Cary & j

Cary & Cogbill, (Isaac F. I manufacturers of v|j

bel Jackson.

Casey, Barnard D., const: '

Casey, Mrs. Hepsey, r Tr j

Cash, .Wm., captain policjj

Cash, Mrs. Caroline S., r|S

Cash, Edwin L., blacksmi ;|

Casstlebury, James, hot |

Franklin, bel Ogh|

Castleman, Humphreys,

Clair, ab Broad, r

Ceaser, Doc., c, porter

Intosh.

Central Hotel, Mrs. I. ^

Chaffin, George D., firm

Thomas.

Vl

CHAFFIN, THOMAt Merchants Build! j

St. Clair.

Cliaffin, Thomas, Sr., r

CHAFFIN, WM, J

ments, &c., 92

ietor Daily lolph, bet mdolph. Hi, ier, r Jack-
ackson, bel B. \ McIntosh, B' :j >'! yp};D Randolph, s' i .;'i argill, Gix
, r Front,
I, bet For-
| Daniel),
McIntosh,
ohn King,
., i
owneville.
|nr Ogle-
r Rankin
Broad, cor

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CARTER, JAMES D., liats, caps, &c., 87 Broad, r Jackson, bet Bryan and Franklin.
(jarter, John D., clerk with banking house of John King, r Jackson, bet Bryan and Franklin.

Harter, Robt., Druggist, 81 Broad, r Wynnton. y

Carter, Robt. E., clerk with Robt. Carter, r 81 Broad.

Carter, Stephen, blacksmith with S. W. R.R., r McIntosh,

cor Crawford.

-

Carter, Thomas, train hand, W. R.R., r Bryan cor Broad.

Carter, Thomas B., cigar maker with Geo. W. Brown & Co.

r 18 Broad. ?

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Cary, Edward, laborer E. and P. M., r Short at river, bet

Baldwin and Thomas.

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Cary, Isaac F., of Cary & Cogbill, r Baldwin, cor Front. Cary & Cogbill, (Isaac F. Cary and Leonidas H. Cogbill,)
manufacturers of wagons, carriages, &c., St. Clair,

bel Jackson.

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Casey, Barnard D., constable, r 52 Broad.

Casey, Mrs. Hepsev, r Troup, cor Covington.' ;

Cash, .Wm., captain police. -j



.

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Cash, Mrs. Caroline S., mattress maker, 24 Broad. Cash, Edwin L., blacksmith with David Littleton, r 24 Broad.

Casstlebury, James, book-keeper with J. H. Hamilton, r

Franklin, bel Oglethorpe.

.

Castleman, Humphreys, stock and provision broker, St.

Clair, ab Broad, r Wynnton. Ceaser, Doc., c, porker with R. S. Crane, r Bryan, cor Mc-
Intosh.

Central Hotel, Mrs. F. M. Gray, prop's, 140 and 142 Broad. Chaffin, George D., family grocer, Broad, bet Crawford and
Thomas. . ^ CHAFFIN, THOMAS, Jr., insurance agent, and pres.
Merchants Building and Loan Association, Broad cor

St. Clair. Chaffin, Thomas, Sr., r Thomas, cor Jackson. CHAFFIN, WM, J., books, stationery, musical instru-
ments, &c., 92 Broad, r Thomas cor Jackson.

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CHAFIN, THOS. P. physician, 109 Broad, r Forsyth ab Randolph;

Ghafin, Edward, clerk with Sun office, r Forsyth bet Randolph and Bryan.

Chalmers, George, mechanic at Columbus Iron Works, r Gi-

rard Ala.

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Chalmers, John G., of Corbally & Chalmers, r Oglethorpe,

bet Few and Early.

Chambers, Edward P., salesman with Estes, Patterson &

Co., r Broad, bet St. Clair and Randolph.

:

Chambers, James H., of Redd, Chambers & Banks, Lowell

Warehouse. .

Chambers, Wiley, c, Blacksmith with E. and P. F., r Wynns Hill.
Chambers, William H., of Redd, Chambers & Banks, r Russell co., Ala.

Chambers, William, civil engineer, Memphis and Savannah
R.R., r Broad st., Girard, Ala. CHAMPAYNE, DAVID W., carpenter, contractor and
builder, Oglethorpe, ab Randolph, r Troup, bel

Thomas.

CHAPMAN, FOSTER S., druggist, Randolph, ab Broad,

r St, Clair, ab Troup.



,

Chapman, Thomas, of Chapman & Verstille, r Troup, cor

Randolph.

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CHAPMAN & VERSTILLE, (Thos. Chapman and Henry

W. Verstille) dry goods and notions, clothing, &c., 90 Broad.

Chappell, James, fireman M. A G. R.R., r Mercer, bet Crawford and St. Clair.

Chappell, John G., fireman S. W. R.R. Chappell, Hon. A. H., atty. at law, r Rose Hill. Chappell, Lucius IL, clerk with H. Castlcman, r Rose Hill. Chappell, Thos.4., atty. at law, and Justice of the Peace,
55 Broad, r Rose Hill. Charleston, Daniel, c, tinner with N. Crown, r nr Wynnton,

Chase, George W., professor of music, r Troup cor Crawford.



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CHATTAHOOCHE ,
BUS, 51 Brop" Cheatham, Elizabetl CHENEY, DR. & \
- : Crawford, bet; Cheney, John C., of
and Crawford Cheney, Dr. John 1
Thomas and Cherry, Samuel, cot
. ' St. Clair. CHILTON, R. H.
Factory. CHIP LEY, W. D\
. .; tendent N. ai Christian, Dan, c, f| Christian, Rev. The
r Forsyth, b< Christian, William
St. Clair.
Clapp, Julius J., cl; cor Broad.
Clapp, Julius R., Clareddy, George, SL Clareddy, Michael,
ville, Ala. Clareddy, Nancy A! CLARK, ALBEM
lege, Y6 Bro1
Clark, Elijah, c, be Few and E:ii
Clark, Gabriel, c, thorpe, N. .
Clark, Henry, c, M Clark, John, c., of
and Grawfu
Clarke, Joseph, c, l|

aI$n lc's, r ran nab I or and. p, bel
(.Henry g, &<=., ;er, bet,
le Hill. IPeaee,' ynnton. awford.
fmM

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CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL BANK OF COLUM-

BUS, 57 Broad. -

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Cheatham, Elizabeth, E. and P. F., r Browneville Ala. >

CHENEY, DR. & SON, (John L. and John C.) druggists,

Crawford, het Broad and Oglethorpe.

Cheney, John G, of Dr. Cheney & Son, r Troup, het Thomas

and Crawford.

Cheney, Dr. John L., of Dr. Cheney & `Son,- r Troup, het

Thomas and Crawford.

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Cherry, Samuel, cotton buyer, r Troup, het, Randolph an

St. Clair.

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CHILTON, R. H., Pres. Columbus Factory, r Columbus

Factory.

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CHIP LEY, W. D., Secretary and Treasurer, and buperin . ' tendent N. and S. R.R., r head of Broad.'

Christian, Dan, c, fireman on steamboat Baudy Moore. Christian, Rev. Thomas D., presiding elder.Columbus Disk,

r Forsyth, het Randolph and St. Clatr. Christian, William, c, shoemaker, Mercer, het Crawford and

St. Clair.



Clapp, Julius J., clerk with S.vift, Murphy & Co., r Bryan,

cor Broad.

,

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Clapp, Julius R., of Boatrite & Clapp, r Columbus Fact y.

dareddy, George, mill hand E. and P. M., r Browneville.

Clareddy, Michael, night-watchman E. and P. M., r Browne-

ville, Ala.

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Clareddy, Nancy A., spooler, E. and P. F,, r Browneville.

CLARK, ALBERT T. principal Columbus business v_>ol-

lege, 76 Broad, r Jackson, het St. Clair and Crawford.

Clark, Elijah, c, boot and .shoe maker, Broad, r Forsyth, het Few and Early.

Clark, Gabriel, c, preacher Af. Methodist Church, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Clark, Henry, c, laborer, r Old field, Oglethorpe, N. Libet s
Clark, John, c, of Simon & John, r Jackson, het St. Clair and Crawford.

Clarke, Joseph, c, barber, of J. Clark & Son, r Wynns Hi .

Ami

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CLARK, JOSEFH, & SON, c, (Joe. and John,) barbers,

Randolph ab Broad.

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Clark, John, c, of Joe. Clark & .Son, r nr S. W. R.R. depot.

Clark, Mrs. Sarah, r Oglethorpe^ cor "Washington.

Clarke, Peter J., clerk, r Crawford, bet Broad and Front.

Clark, Simon, c, of Simon & John Clark, r Jackson, bet St.

Clair and Crawford.

Clark, Solomon, c, boot and shoe maker, Broad, bel Craw-

ford, r Girard, Ala.

CLARK WJf. L., Supt. M. and G. R.R., and Gen'l Agt.

S. W. R.R., r Troup, bet Randolph-and Bryan.

Clay, Edward, mechanic, r Jackson, bet Few and Early.

Claystelly, Henry, house painter, r Girard, Ala. Claystelly, James P., house painter, r Girard, Ala.

Anthony, of A. Clegg & Co., r Oglethorpe, . cor

-- Commerce, N. Liberties.

:

CLEGG, A. < GO,, [Anthony Clegg, Chas. E, Dexter,

John Mcllhenny, and Robt. S. Stockton,] manufactu-

rers of checks, ginghams, stripes, &c., St. Clair, cor

Jackson.

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Clegg, E. F., blacksmith with S. W. R.R.

Clegg, John, dray line, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Clegg, Ogden, foreman stripe weave room No. 2, E. and P.

Mf. Co., r Browneville, Ala.

Perry House.

Cotton Gins, C STEAM 1





S?

nr Washington, ft Broad and Front,
r Jackson, bet St
er> Broad, bel `Craw
i-B.j and Gen'l Agl pph and Bryan. >et Few and Early. tard, Ala.
Brard, Ala. i r Oglethorpe, co
Chas. E. Dextei tockton,] manufacti h <kc., St. Clair cc
U. B Liberties. ^No. 2, E. and I

Willis S. Holstead.

Laurence E. O'Keefe*

Commission Merchants. DEALERS Itf
irnfforirn SGrrarclbm

Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, Cotton Planters RTT'ATVf t?.wpttnt:s worse powers.

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No. 92 froatf street C'ofuffiBus. Georgia,

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DEALER IN'

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Books#

Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars,

Writing Desks, Bibles and Hymn Books, Picture Frames Mouldings,

Blank Books and 'Writing Paper,

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+ -Y-tr - "**'$/*$*?r. '`"HJ*'l"-

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Coart, ffm. C., sod, bet
Cobbs, Daniel, Cobb, JaiDes M Cobb, Solon Me Cobb, Mrs. Jai Cobb, Winters. Coclrran, Peter
Craw for
Cody, James Clair at]
CODY, J. A wholes: 168 Br
Cody, Wm. Clair a;
Coffield, W. Cogbill, Join
Girard]
Cogbill, Leo Cogbill, Mrs Cole, Ezekielj Cole, RebecctColeman, Adj
Clair, Coleman, Be Coleman, Cm
Broad] Coleman, Cl Coleman, T1
aud I Coleman, M
Mein!
Collee, Mer<! Collier, Lnu
cor rl Collier, Loti
Baldl

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Coart, Wm. C., accountant with Ga. Home Ins. Co r Jack-

son, bet Franklin and Bridge.

Cobbs, Daniel, c, laborer, r Front, bet Few and Early.

Cobb, James M., laborer E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Cobb, Solon Monroe, laborer E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Cobb, Mrs. Jane, r Girard, Ala.

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Cobb, Winters, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Cochran, Peter J., foreman machinist with S. W. R.R., r

Crawford, cor Forsyth.

Cody, James A., of J. A.' & W. H. Cody, r Front, bet St. Clair and Crawford. 1

CODY, J. A. & W. H,, (James A. and William H.)

wholesale and family grocers, plantation supplies,

168 Broad, cor Crawford.

Cody, Win. H., of J. A. & W. H, Cody, r Front, bet St.

Clair and Crawford. % '

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Coffield, W. I., miller, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Cogbill, John W., carpenter, at Columbus Iron Works, r

, Girard, Ala.

Cogbill, Leonidas H., of Cary & Cogbill, r Girard, Ala.

Cogbill, Mrs Mary H., r Girard, Ala. . ,

Cole, Ezekiel, carpenter, r Browneville, Ala. 1

Cole, Rebecca, spinner E. and P. F., r Browueville, Ala.

Coleman, Adolphus, A., operator W. U. Telegraph, St.

Clair, cor Broad.

Coleman, Benjamin F., bricklayer, r Broad cor Few.

Coleman, Charles, attorney at law, Broad, cor St, Clair, r

Broad, cor Few.

Coleman, Clifford, r St, Clair, cor Jackson.

Coleman, Thomas G., brick manufacturer, r Few bet Front

and Broad.

Coleman, Wesley, c, pressman with Columbus Enquirer, r

McIntosh cor Covington.

Collee, Meredith, fireman with S. W. R.R., r Girard, Ala.

Collier, Louis A., clerk with Gawley and Lewis, r Baldwin

cor Troup.

Collier, Louis M., blacksmith with S. W. R.R., r Troup, cor

Baldwin,.;. . ; - r * |

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7i 0yj

rard, Ala.

Sis1 ..

Collins, Ed. c, laborer with T. J-

Collin8 r Qi-

Collins, James, cabinet maker with Daniel Coin ,

rard, Ala.

Woodward.

Collins, Jerry, c, fireman wit G. W Collins, John, expressman with A.

r Mar; .

ColUh^S;, cabinet maker with Daniel Collins, r

r Girard, Ala.

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""r* 0orapay' R r Gjrard, Ala.

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taTTM& Be"son'

T
Connor, John H.,

ot

-J.

H.

Connor & Co'., r Thomas, bet

BTh7 (Stiohn H. Connor and Wm MoOovern)

Conway, James H,, salesman itb J. K)lo *

Cooke, Archibald, SI. "d a'p'p SS: r t^

Ala'

Cooke, Cibal, c, shoemaker Cooke, Win. H., clerk witl Cook, James T., butcher,
.; Oglethorpe, bet St. \ Cook, Van, Supt. Thread J Cooke, Wm. A., clerk, r ( Cooper, Wm. B., section
of Randolph. Coulter, Thomas, dresser
Ala.
Cook, Zibo, c, hoot and t dolph and Bryan,
Cooper, Henry, c, hrickla COOPER, ISHAM, c, I
thorpe.
Cooper, Joe, laborer, Gii Cooper. Julia, c, washer Cooper, Sarah, c, Wash) Cooper, Thomas, haggag
bet Forsyth and 1 Copeland, Joseph B., d< Copland, Mary, weaver Corbally, John A., ofC<
thorpe and Jacks CORBALLY & OHA
John G. Chalrne tors, 192 Broad. Corhert, Frank, steam! Corcoran, Charles W., Corcoran, Emma E., F Corcoran, John IT., la Corcoran, Thomas, car shall, Ala.
Corlee, Mrs. Eli. V Corlee, Merriday, b Corlee, John, factory Corlee, Lurani, spool Cormack, Amanda M

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Cooke, Cibal, c, shoemaker, r Oglethorpe st. N. Liberties.

ins, r Girard,

Cooke, Wm. H., clerk with C. E. Booher, r Girard, Ala. Cook, James T., butcher, stalls, Nos. 15 and 17 market, r

liture, Winds, Thomas, r Gt-

; Oglethorpe, bet St. Clair and Crawford.' Cook, Van, Supt. Thread Mills, E. and P. Mf'g Co. Cooke, Wm. A., clerk, r Girard, Ala.

' Cooper, Wm. B., section overseer with S. W. R.R., r head

Coilins, r Gi-

A

of Randolph.

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Coulter, Thomas, dresser with Muscogee Mf'g Co. r Girard,

rard, chant, r MarP '<]. Is '

Ala.

Cook, Zibo, c, boot and shoemaker, Oglethorpe, bet Ran-

dolph and Bryan, r old field.

,

oiel Collins, r

V- . -

r

tf'g Company,

Cooper, Henry, c, bricklayer, nr branch, N. Liberties.

COOPER, ISHAM, c, family grocer, Randolph, bel Ogle-

thorpe.

,

Cooper, Joe, laborer, Girard, Ala.

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Girard, Ala. Liberties, imas.

Cooper, Julia, c, washerwoman, Washington, nr cemetery.
Cooper, Sarah, c, Washington, ab Randolph.
Cooper, Thomas, baggage master M. and G. R.R., r Thomas, het Forsyth and McIntosh.

Copeland, Joseph B., dealer in Wood, r Browneville, Ala.

oad. 1 Broad.
V. Donnelly),

Copland, Mary, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Corbally, John A., ofCorbally & Chalmers, r Few bet Ogle-
thorpe and Jackson. CORBALLY & CHALMERS, (John A. Corbally and

St. Clair, cor

John G. Chalmers,) carpenters, builders and contrac-

.

tors, 192 Broad.

in & Benson,

Corbert, Franlff^teamboat engineer Julia St. Clair. Corcoran, Charles W., E. and P. Factory, r Marshall, Ala.

r Thomas, bet

Corcoran, Emma E., E. and P. F., Marshall, Ala. Corcoran, John H., laborer E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala.

n McGovern) jad.

Corcoran, Thomas,carpenter Columbus Iron Works, r Marshall, Ala.

& Co,, r Lin-

Corlee, Mrs. Elizabeth, r Browneville, Ala. Corlee, Merriday, factory hand E, and P. F.,r Browneville.

Ala. neville, Ala. <1 Broad.

Corlee, John, factory hand E. and P. F., r Bowneville. Corlee, Lurani, spooler E. and P. F., r Browneville. Cormack, Amanda M., spinner E. and P. F., r Browneville.

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72'

Cormack, N., weaver, F, and F. F.,' r Browneville. i

Cormack, Elizabeth, weaver, E. and P. F.,.r Biowneyi .

Cormack, James A., carder, F, and P. F,, r Browneville.

Cormack, John, laborer, E. and P. F. r Browneville :

Cormack, John T., warper E. and P. F., r Browneville.

Cormack, Mrs. Martha, r Browneville, /

Cormack, Melissa, weaver, E. and P. F., r Browneville

Costan, Martin E., of G. W. Brown & Co., r. Jackson, bet

Few and Early.

.

COSTELLO, JAMES D., clerk with T. M. Haddock, r

bet Crawford and Thomas,

J. _

Couch,.Charles ,M., express messenger M.' and <*,.** r

Broad, bet Few and Early.

Couch, Eli, fisherman, r Girard, Ala.

\

Couch, Mrs. Elizabeth J., r Broad, bet Few and Early.

Couch, Frank, dyer with A. Clegg & Co , r Girard, Ala.

Couch, Mrs Rachel, weaver with A Clegg & Co., r Girar .

Coulston, Jacob, c, laborer with Jas Lee, r Girard, Ala..

Coulter, Bang, laborer E. and P. F., r Browney.il?, Ala

Coulter, Georgia Ann, weaver E. and P. F., r Brownevi e.

Coulter, Henry H., butcher with Pierce Coulter, r Brovvne-

ville, Ala.

`

Coulter, Levi, butcher, Girard, r Browneville.

Coulter, Pierce, butcher, r Browneville.

.

Coulter, Susan, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville.

Courtney, Thomas, baker with A. Cad man 34 Broad.

Cowdery, Claudius L., clerk with F. Landon & < o., r 91

Broad.

.

COWDERY, LESTER L., crockery, china and glass

ware, and house furnishing goods, Ga Home Build-

ing 120 Broad, bel St. Clair, r Rose Hill.

Cowdery Lester L. Jr., clerk with L. L. Cowdery, r Rose Hill.

Cox, Green, c, fisherman, r N. Liberties.

Crabtree, Elias, quiller E. and P. F., r Browneville. Crabtree', Mrs. Mary, r Browneville.

Craggs, Luke A., c, miller at City Mill, r Ogletorpe st. N. Liberties.

Crane, Roht. S., family thorpe bet Few
Crane, Samuet, hook-k CRANE, WILLIAM,
ah Oglethorpe, r CRAWFORD,BENN
r Troup, cor Br Crawford, Gordon, c,
Oglethorpe.
Crawford, John, c, sal .Hill.
Crawford, Louis, c, la Mercer.
Crawford, Martin J., Jackson.
Crawford, Martin J. - & Illges, r Bry
Crawford, Mary, weav " ingtqn.
Crawford, Moses C.,
CD A WFOllD, REE bel Franklin.
Crawford, Mrs. Sara Crawford, Sarah C.,
rard, Ala. Crenshaw, Mrs. Rose CRICHTON, CHAR
fectioner, 151
Crigler, Henry T., o dolph and St.
Crigler, Mary, wi.lov CRIGLER < GORl
C. Gordon,] Croft, Henry, harm
etery. \Crogan, Patrick, ma \ dolph, cor Tr

wneville. wneville. . lie. eville. eville. cson, bet
iarly. , Ala. r Girard. Ala., e, Ala. wneville. ; Browne-
e. Iroad, , fe 5 91 nd glass ie Buildlose Hill.
pe st. N.

73 .

Crane, Robt. S., family grocer, Broad cor Randolph, r Ogle-

thorpe bet Few and Early.

- ;

Crane, Samuel, book-keeper with R. S. Crane, r Beal wood.

CRANE, WILLIAM, saddle and harness maker, Randolph,

ab Oglethorpe, r Forsyth, ab Bridge! CRA WFORD, BENNETT H., attorney at law, 101 Broad,
r Troup, cor Bryan.

Crawford, G-ordon, c, boot and shoe maker, r Randolph bel

Oglethorpe.

,

*

Crawford, John, c, saloon at S. W. R.R. depot, r Wynns

.Hill. Crawford, Louis, c, laborer, r Baldwin, bet McIntosh and

Mercer.

Crawford, Martin J., of Ingram & Crawford, r Bryan, cor

Jackson.



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Crawford, Martin J. Jr., shipping clerk with Allen, Preer

& Illges, r Bryan cor Jackson.

Crawford, Mary, weaver E. and P. Mills, Troup, cor Cov-

ington.

Crawford, Moses C., farmer, r Girard, Ala.

CRAWFORD, REESE, atty! at law, 101 Broad, r Troup,

bel Franklin.

Crawford, Mrs. Sarah, r Troup, cor Covington;

Crawford, Sarah C., dressmaker, nr M. and G. R.R., Gi-

rard, Ala. Crenshaw, Mrs. Rosetta,

c,

B> ridge.1':;' -j .

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!

CRICHTON, CHARLES, agt., Columbus bakery and con-

fectioner, 151 Broad.

Crigler, Henry T., of Crigler & Gordon, r Front, bet Ran-

dolph and St. Clair. Crigler, Mary, widow, r Girard, Ala.

CRIGLER & GORDON, [Henry T. Crigler and Melville C. Gordon,] dry goods and notions, 10 Broad.

Croft, Henry, harness maker with W. R. Kent, r nr cem-

etery.

Crogan, Patrick, marble worker with H. McCauley, r Randolph, cor Troup.

J

74

Cromby, Kildare, c, r Girard, Ala. CRONIN, DENNIS E., dealer in pictures, looking glasses
and clocks, Front, next Empirq Mill. . - <

CEO WN NATHAN, stoves, tin, sheet iron and copper ware, and roofer, Randolph, bet Broad and Oglethorpe, r Jackson, het Franklin and Bridge.

Croken, Mrs. Bridget, r Forsyth, cor Randolph.

Croken, Patrick, stonecutter with McCauley, r Forsyth, cor

Randolph.

.

Cropper, Allen, c, blacksmith with Blount & Haiman, r

Mercer bet Baldwin and Early.

Crouch, George W., foreman spinning room No. 1 E. and P. Factory,r Jackson, N. Liberties.

CROWELL FRANK, c, saloon and restaurant, r Oglethorpe, opposite market house.
Crump, Erasmus, laborer, r Troup, bet Few and Early. Crump, Richard, c, drayman with R. Deignan, r Troup,
bet Few and Early.

Cullen, Mrs. Mary Jane, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Crumby, Charles H., c, barber with W. E. Terry, r McIntosh, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Cunegam, Augustus, c, carpenter, r Wynnton. Cunningham, Washington, c, carpenter, cor McIntosh and

Few.

Cupper, Geo. W., weaver E. and P. Factory^

Cupper, Mrs. Matilda, Girard, Ala.

Cupper, Nancy, spinner E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Cupper, P. Anne, spinner E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Cupper, Reenie, weaver E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Curran, Peter, family grocer, r Crawford, bet Broad and

Front.

.

Curtis, Norris N., of Wells & Curtis, r Broad, cor Baldwin.

Curry' James T., engineer with M. and G. R.R., r McIntosh, ah Thomas.

Cushman, Mrs. Jane S., music teacher, r cor McIntosh and Randolph.

Daniel, Asa B., salesm Broad, bel St. Cl
Daniel, James T., of C ford and Thomas
Daniel, Lunsford, cam son, bel Randolp;
Daniel, Thomas H., pri*
ingDann, Robert E., print
thorpe, bet Bald Darling, Albert, c, tra
ties. Darnell, Mrs, Mary, r Davenport, Floyd, c, k
win, bet Forsyth
David, David, commissi St. Clair and Ci
Davidson, E. L. brick Davidson, Frank, prin[ Davidson, Stillman, ca
ties. Davis, Allen, c, labo
Liberties. Davis Alphonzo, bla
r Baldwin, bet Davis, Andrew, c, car Davis, Mrs. Anna M., Davis, Augusta, r Gi Davis, Edmund, c, d
Vi luit r
Davis, Eliza, factoiy Davis, Mrs. Em in ! ' Davis, Frank, c, t ai , Davis, Gabriel, c, sin Davis, George, labort! Davis, Gus., c, portei

and
win. r Mcln-
and

, 75

D Daniel, Asa B.', salesman with Chapman & Verstille, 128

Broad, hel St. Clair.

Daniel, James T., of Cargill & Daniel, r Forsyth, bet Craw-

ford and Thomas.

,

Daniel, Lunsford, carrier with Columbus Enquirer, r Jack-

son, bei Randolph and St. Clair. Daniel, Thomas H., printer with Sun office, r at office Wild-

ing.

Dann, Robert E., printer with Col
thorpe, bet Baldwin and Darling, Albert, e, train hand

uirer, r Ogle-

ties.

Darnell, Mrs, Mary, r Browneville,

Davenport, Floyd, c, laborer Columbus Iron win, bet Forsyth and McIntosh. '

Bald-

David, David, commission grocery merchant, r Jackson bet

St. Clair and Crawford. Davidson, E. L. brick mason, r Girard, Ala. Davidson, Frank, printer with Sun office, r N. `Liberties.' Davidson, Stillman, carpenter with S. W. R.R., r N. Liber-
ties. Davis, Allen, c, laborer with Swift, Murphy & Co. r N.

Liberties.



Davis Alphonzo, blacksmith striker with S. W. R.'R.

r Baldwin, bet Forsyth and McIntosh. - ' ' V

Davis, Andrew, carpenter with Corballyand Chalmers.

Davis, Mrs. Anna M., r Jackson, cor Fulton.

Davis, Augusta, r Girard, Ala. f

Davis, Edmund, c, carpenter with D. W. Champayne, r

Forsyth, bet Crawford and Thomas. Davis, Eliza, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville. Davis, Mrs. Emmeline, r Browneville. Davis, Frank, c, carpenter, r Forsyth, bet Few and Early Davis, Gabriel, c, shoemaker, r nr A. M. E. Church. Davis, George, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville. Davis, Gus., c, porter with J. I. Griffin, 106 Broad.

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Davis, Henry, c/laborer, r Troup, bet Early and Mon.

Davis'. Henry, c, shoemaker with R. 0. Pope, r Oglethorpe,

bet Randolph and Bryan.



Davis, Hudson, c, porter with Bedell & Ware, r N. la er-

Davis,Jas;, c, laborer,'r Baldwin bet McIntosh and Mercer. Davis, James, c, cook, r Bridge, bel Oglethorpe. _

Davis, James E., clerk with Mrs. L. A Lee, r Baldwin, cor

Forsythe.,:

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Davis, James R., salesman with Peacock & Switt, r, 7 Broad.

Davis, John, c, carpenter with Corbally and Chalmers.

Davis, Joe, c, laborer, r Water st. N.. Liberties.

Davis, Lucinda, factory hand E. and P. F. r Browneville.

Davis Paul, c, laborer, r Troup bet Bridge and Washington.

Davis, Price, tinner with J. M. Bennett & Co., r Troup, het Crawford and Thomas.

DA VIS, RANSOMM., wheelwright, Bryan, ab Oglethorpe,

r Marshall, Ala.

Davis, Mrs. Susan, r Girard, Ala.

y

Davis, Virgil, laborer with E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Davis, William, card grinder with E. and P. F., r Browne-

ville, Ala.

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Davis, William, of LaHatt & Co., r Broad, ab Crawford

Davis, William S., bookkeeper, r Jackson, cor Fulton sts.

Davison, John, wood dealer, Girard, Ala.

Dawson, Elijah, c, brickmason, r Troup st H. Liberties.

Dawson, Lizzie, c, washerwoman, w St. John s (col) Cliuich.

Dawson, William, vegetables, Stall No. 11.

Day, Ewell J., laborer E and P. F., r Browneville, Ala

Day, Henry E., of F. Landon & Co., r Montgomery, Ala.

Day' Mrs. .Mary A., dressmaker, Warren, cor Broad. Dean, John T.,blacksmith, with S. W. R. R-, r 184 Broad.

Dean, Mary E., tobacconist, r 184 Broad.

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Deaton, James E., of L. D. Deaton & Son, r 129 ioa .

Deaton, Lorenzo D., of L. D. Deaton & Son, r 129 Broad.

Deaton, L. D. & Son, (Lorenzo D. and James E.), house furnishing, dry goods, grocers, &c., 129 Broad, ;.

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COI
J. RHODES BROWN:] Pre 1
Receives Deposl wards, allowing inf annum, compound]
By the terms of the] the Company, and tl] pledged for the obligal
SA\
IN

CO capital!
J. RHODES BROWN! GEO,I
Offers indemnity! insuraj
LOSSES PAII

All

COLD

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J. RHODES BROWI^I

GENET

Buys and sc 11-I Collections made| made, without char

I ft id Fulton', pgletliorpi
N, LiberMercer.
Baldwin, cor r, m
aimers. owneville. yashington. r Troup, "bet
wne'rawford Fulton ssts. liberties, ol) Church
Ala." Ala.
Broad. 3 Broad. 29 Broad. E.), bouse

COI/UMBUS, GrA.

J. RHODES BROWNE, President. -

GEO, W. DILLINGHAM, Treas'r.

Receives Deposits in sums of One Dollar and up-

wards, allowing interest at the rate of 7 per cent, per

annum, compounded Four Times a Year.

By the terms of the Company's Charter, the entire property of the Company, and the private property of the Stockholders is
pledged for the obligations of the

-HAyjNGS BANK. INCORPORATED 1859.

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j

COLUMBUS, GA.

CAPITAL AND ASSETS $500,000 00.

J. RHODES BROWNE, Pres.

D, F. WILLCOX. Sec'ry.

GEO. W. DILLINGHAM, Treasurer.

Offers indemnity against loss by fire on all classes of

insurable risks, at adequate rates.

LOSSES PAID IN 14 YEARS, $950,000 00.

GEORGIA HOME BANK
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
J. RHODES BROWNE, Pres. . GEO, W, DILLINGHAM, Cashr. TRANSACTS A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, Receives Deposits.
Buys and sells Exchange, Bonds, Stocks, and Coin. Collections made on all accessible points, and immediate returns made, without charge beyond the current rate of Exchange.

apsftts .

DEALERS IN NOTIONS,
Staple and Fancy

Ir 90 Broad street, Columbus, Ga.
^DRY DODStl
We keep our Stock replenished with the Choicest, Best and Leading Brands of all the various lines of
Staple, Fancy, and Domestic

known to the Trade, which we sell at Lowest Prices, to

meet the wants of consumers at all seasons.

Thos. Chapman.

H. W. Verstille.

y* f? ?'r Decker, Andrew, c DeGraffenreid, Ed
dolph.
Deignan, Patrick, Front
Deignan, Richard ford.
Deignan, Thomas ah Few.
DeLauney, Gusta
Dennis, Frank, ci Ala.
Dennis, James W bet Bridge
DENNIS, J. W M. Bennet: low ware,
Dennis, Leroy, c, Few.
' Dennis, Thomas, Denson, James A
Works Co.
Dessau, Moses H Dessau, Mrs, Rel Devir, Hugh, fai DeVOTIE, J. 0
Clair. Devore, Thomas
dolph, bet Devore, Walter Dewberry, Willi
Ala.
DeWolf, W. S. hel Ranch
Dews, George M bet Bryan
Dexter, Amory, bet Rand

f ,i.a1 * .

rices, to rstille

DeEi,' Andrew, carder, E. and P. F,, r Browneville Ala. DeGraffenreid, Edwin F , physician, r Oglethorpe, bel 1 an

Deignan, Patrick, family grocer, r Crawford, bet Broad and

Deignan, Richard, dry goods and groceries, Front cor Craw-

ford.

,

Deignan, Thomas M., clerk with R. Deignan, r Oglethorpe,

ab Few.

DeLauney, Gustavius, office at Ennis', r Lin wood.

Dennis, Frank, clerk with Swift, Murphy & Co., r Girard,

Ala.

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Dennis, James W., of J. W. Dennis & Co., r Oglethorpe*'

het Bridge and Franklin.

DENNIS, J. W., <& CO., (James W. Dennis and James M. Bennett,) manufacturers of stoves, grates and hollow ware, Oglethorpe, het Bridge and Franklin. ,

Dennis, Leroy, c, porter with Estes & Bro. , r Jackson, M

Few.,

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Dennis, Thomas, carpenter, r Girard, Ala.

Denson, James M,, secretary and treasurer Columbus Iron

Works Co.', r Brbad, cor St. Clair.

Dessau, Moses H., r 108 Broad.

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Dessau, Mrs. Rebecca, millinery and fancy goods 108 Bioad.

Devir, Hugh, family grocer, r cor Baldwin and Mercer.

DeVOTIE, J. C., city editor Daily Sun, r Broad, cor St.

Clair.

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,,

Devore, Thomas J, crockery, china and glass ware, Randolph, het Broad and Oglethorpe, r 70 Broad

Devore, Walter A., clerk with T. J. Devore, r 70 Broa . Dewberry, William, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville,

DeWolf, W. S., book-keeper with Daily Sun, r Forsyth,

bel Randolph.

Dews, George M., superintendent public schools, r Forsy , .

' bet Bryan and Randolph.

>,,r .

Dexter, Amory, of Chas. E. & Amory Dexter, r Forsyth,

bet Randolph and St. Clair.

.

, 80

DEXTER, CHAS. E., of Chas. E. & Amorv Dexter, and Treas'r Columbus Gas L. Co., and of A. Clegg & Co.

r Forsyth, bet Randolph and St. Clair.

DEXTER, CHAS. E. & A MORE, cotton buyers and com. merc'ts, Front, bet St. Clair and Crawford.

Dickens, D., speeder, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Dickens, Mrs. Effie, r Browneville, Ala.

Dickens, He try, factory band, E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala.

Dickens, Hedocia, reeler, E. and P. F., Browneville, Ala.

Dickerson, Joseph, baggage master W. R. R , r Oglethorpe,

cor Fulton.

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Dickens, William, factory hand, E. and P. F., r Browne-

ville, Ala.

Dickerson, Stephen, upholsterer, r Broad, cor Franklin. Dickinson, Laura, c, washerwoman, Marshall, Ala.

Dickinson, Rose, c, washerwoman, Marshall, Ala. Digges, Reuben, c, carpenter, Brodnax st, Girard, Ala. Dillard, Mrs. Sarah J., r cor Oglethorpe and Few. DILLINGHAM, GEO. W., Cashier Ga. Home Bank,
Treas'r of Ga. Home Savings Bank and Ga. Home Ins. Co., Broad, cor St. Clair, r Broad, bet Few and Early. Diman, Joseph K., vegetables, Stall No. 27. Dinkins, Alpha, foreman wool weave room, E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala. Disbrow, John, of Disbrow & Co., r Bryan, cor Oglethorpe. Disbrow & Co., (John Disbrow), livery, sale and feed stables, Oglethorpe, bet Bryan Randolph. . Dishroon, James, c, laborer, S. W. R. R , r nr St. John s col Church. Dixon, Chas. F., prescription clerk, with C. J. Moffett, r Troup, bet Randolph and St. Clair. Dixon, Clara, winder, with A. Clegg & Co., Warren, bet Broad and Oglethorpe.
Dixon, Mrs. Harriet, seamstress, r Front, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

laMi

Dixon, Margaret, quillei| and Baldwin.
Dixon, Mrs. Mary, r Og| Dixon, Wash, c, waiter
Randolph .and St J Dodd, John, groceries, Dolan, Mrs. Bridget, r|
ford and Thomas. Doles, George W., famil Doomsday, Stephen, blsl
tosh and Crawforl Donnelly, Ann V., of I
bet Few and Ball Donnelly, Francis X.,l
thorpe, bet Bald| Donnelly, John, of J.
Baldwin and Fe'b DONNELLY, J. <t l\
grocers and dry Dorass, John, fireman,! Dorn, Maier, cigar mail Dorsey, Georgia, seam: Doudy, Austin, c, labol Douglas, Geo. C., spe|
cor St. Clair. Douglass, Thos. 0., si Dove, Mrs. Sarah, r G| DO WNING LEMUE)
harts & Co., H Baldwin. DOZIER, ALONZO Hotel. Dozier, John, c, sic -tf Dozier, Dan'l P.. sale 70 Broad. Drayton, Jake, c, label i Dredgers, Mrs. Amail Ala.

81

Dixon, Margaret, quiller Clegg Mills, r Front, bet Thomas

and Baldwin. -

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Dixon, Mrs. Mary, r Oglethorpe, bel Randolph;

Dixon, Wash, c, waiter, with B. Hawkins, r Front, bet

Randolph .and St. Clair.

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Dodd, John, groceries, &e., cor McIntosh and Early.

Dolan, Mrs. Bridget, r Front, cor Dillingham, bet Craw-

ford and Thomas.

Doles, George W., family grocer, Marshall, Ala.

Doomsday,4 Stephen, blacksmith, S. W. R. R-, r cor McIn-

tosh and Crawford.



Donnelly, Ann V., of Colvin & Donnelly, r Oglethorpe,

bet Few and Baldwin.

,

Donnelly, Francis X., of J. & F; X. Donnelly, r Oglethorpe, hei Baldwin and Few.

Donnelly, John, of J. & F. X. Donnelly, r Oglethorpe, bet Baldwin and Few.

DONNELLY, J. & F. X., (John & Francis X.,) family

grocers and dry goods, 163 Broad. Dorass, John, fireman, with S. W. R. R. Dorn, Maier, cigar manuf'r, Broad, cor St. Clair, r same.

Dorsey, Georgia, seamstress, cor McIntosh and Baldwin. Doudy, Austin, c, laborer, r Jackson, bet Baldwin and Few.

Douglas, Geo. C., special agt Ga Home Ins Co, r Broad,

cor St. Clair.

Douglass, Thos. 0., salesman, with J. Ennis, r 97 Broad. .

Dove, Mrs. Sarah^r Girard, Ala.

DOWNING LEMUEL T., att'y-at-law, and ofWm. H. Ro-

barts & Co., 107 Broad, r Broad, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

DOZIER, ALONZO A., att'y-at-law, 126 Broad, r Central

Hotel.

.

Dozier, John, c, shoemaker, old field, N. Liberties..T

Dozier, Dan'l P., salesman, with John McGough & Co., r

70 Broad.

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Drayton, Jake, c, laborer, r Forsyth, bet Few and Baldwin.

Dredgers, Mrs. Amanda, weaver, E. and P., Browneville, Ala.

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82

Dredgers, Clara, weaver, r Browneville, Ala.

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Duck, Clias., laborer, E. and P F., r Browneville, Ala Ducket, Dennis, c, mill hand, with G. W. Woodruff.

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Duck, Janies P., carpenter, r Browneville, Ala.

Duck, Georgians, weaver, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Duck, Mary E,, weaver, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Dudley, Charles H., Supt, with T. J. Dudley, r Troup, bet Randolph and Bryan.

DUDLEY,. THOMAS J., saw and planing mill and lum-

ber yard, Mercer, ab Randolph, r Troup^ bet Ran-

dolph and Bryan.

Duffy, Henry S ,- moulder, cor McIntosh and Thomas. Dukes, David, c, drayman, with R. R. Thweatt, Front, bel

St. Clair.

Duncan, Joel H., operator at Rankin House of So. and A.

Tel. Co., r Rankin House.'

DUNCAN JOHN, family grocer, Warren, bet Broad and

Oglethorpe, r Oglethorpe, bel bridge.

Dunham, John L., of J. L. Dunham & Co., r Rankin

House.

Dunham, J. L. & Co., (John L. Dunham), com. mere'ts,

Front, bel St. Clair.

Dunwooddy, James, c, blacksmith, helper, with Cary & Cog-

bill, r McIntosh', cor Covington.

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Durkin, John, family grocer, r cor Troup and Few.

EAGLE AND PHENIX MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Mills Front, from Randolph to Bryan.

Eason, William, c, carpenter' r McIntosh, bet Thomas and .Baldwin.

Eatonton. Jordan, c, carpenter, r McIntosh, bet Bryan and

Franklin.

Edgar, Peter, K., carriage maker with Welch & Co., r

Broad, cor Franklin: ; Al

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EDMUNDS, TURNER T, furniture dealer and upholsterer, 98 Broad, r Rankin House.

Edwards, Berry L., laborj

Ala..

1]

Edwards, Christopher C., Girard, Ala.;; . ;

Edwards, Henry,, labo| Browneville, Ala.

ED WARDS, HEZEKL

tional Bank of Co; Randolph.

Edwards, James M., E. J Edwards, L., laborer E. |'

Edwards, Mary L., facti

ville, Ala.

Edwards, Suphrans, fact

i ville, Ala.

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Edwin, John, factory bs Eider, Philip, gun and |
Crawford, bel Br

Eiland, Andrew W., g< and M. and G. R|

>} Thomas. Elliott, Maria, c, seams |
Mercer.

Ellis, Mrs. Abney, v Br Ellis, Davenport P., of
Crawford and T1

Ellis, Davenport P., jr! r Oglethorpe, be

Ellis, Elizabeth, weave jj Liberties.

Ellis, Frank S., book 1 r Broad, cor R-c

Ellis, Geo. 0., cash oftborpe, bet Cra

Ellis, Granville, clerk bet Randolph ar

Ellis, James, foreman Broad, bet Brid

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Ua rneville.
Woodruff. Ala.
Browneville, Ala. diey, r Troup, bet
agroill and lumTroup bet Ran-
nd Thomas, weatt, Front, bel
ise of So. and A. rV < T rj; i- r,i
et Broad and ev. . ' Co., r Rankin
), com. mere'ts,
dth Cary & Cog-
r.d Few.'
'I'RING C to Bryan, bet Thomas
|bet Bryan
Velch & C( I*'" and up

83 Edwards, Berry L.j laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala. '

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Edwards, Christopher C., painter with. Bradford & Co., r

Girard, Ala.

1 Edwards, Henry,. laborer ; with E. and P. Factory, r *, Browneville, Ala.

EDWARDS, HEZEKIAH IF., cashier Chattahoochee Na-

tional Bank of Columbus, r McIntosh, bet Bryan and

Randolph.

f. . . /.,

Edwards, James M., E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Edwards, L., laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

; Edwards. Mary L., factory.hand E. and P. F.. r Browne-

ville, Ala.

. ,

Edwards, Suphrans, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browne-

ville, Ala; nfar

Edwin, John, factory hand, r Girard, Ala.

Eider, Philip, gun and locksmith, and sporting goods, r

Crawford, bel Broad. ;

Eiland, Andrew W., general baggage master S. W. R.R.,

and M. and G. R.R., r McIntosh, bet Crawford and

Thomas.

, ..y :

Elliott, Maria, c, seamstress, r Crawford, bet McIntosh and

. Mercer. .

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Ellis, Mrs. Abney, r Browneville, Ala.. r; ;

Ellis, Davenport P., of Ellis & Harrison, r Oglethorpe, bet

Crawford and Thomas.

Ellis, Davenport P., jr, salesman, with Crigler & Gordon,

r Oglethorpe, bet Crawford and Thomas.

Ellis, Elizabeth, weaver, E. and P. F., r Oglethorpe st N.

Liberties.

! Ellis, Frank S., book-keeper, with John McGough & Co.,

r Broad, cor Randolph.

Ellis, Geo. 0., cash clerk, with Crigler & Gordon, r Ogle-

thorpe, bet Crawford and Thomas.

:.f

Ellis, Granville, clerk, with Wm. N. Hawks, r Jackson,

bet Randolph and St. Clair. Ellis, James, foreman spinner, with Muscogee M'fg Co., r

Broad, bet Bridge and Franklin.

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Ellis, James, printer, r Browneville, Ala. Ellis, James, spinner, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Ellis, Mary Ann, weaver, E. and P. F., r Oglethorpe st, N.
Liberties. Ellis, Phcebe, seamstress, r Browneville, Ala. Ellis, Mrs. Rebecca, Oglethorpe, st, N. Liberties. : Ellis, Roswell, r St. Clair ab. Troup. Ellis, Robt. printer, with Columbus Enquirer, r Browneville
Ala. Ellis, Rose, weaver E. and P. F;, r Browneville, Ala, Ellis, Sarah, weaver E. and P, F., r Oglethorpe st. N. Lib-
erties. Ellis, Sophronia, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. ELLIS &'HARRISON, (Davenport P. Ellis and Chas. S.
Harrison,) auctioneers and commission merchants, Broad, cor Randolph. Ely, Harry, c, porter with M. Mayer, r N. Liberties. Ely, Sander, c, porter with J. A. McNeill, r N. Liberties. Embry, Sarah, winder with A. Clegg & Co., r Crawford,

bet McIntosh and Mercer.

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Embry, Ellen, winder with A. Clegg & Co., r Crawford,

bet McIntosh and Mercer.

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Emrich, Julius, dry goods and clothing, IT Broad.

ENGLANE REUBEN H., superintendent with D. W.

Champayne, r St. Clair, bel Oglethorpe.

Ennis, David, carpenter with S. W. R.R., r N. Liberties.

ENNIS JAMES, hardware and agricultural implements,

95 and 9T Broad, r BeallwoOd.

Ennis, Robt. A., salesman with J. Ennis, r Broad, cor St.

y

Clair.

EFFING, HENRY II, of Flournoy, McGehee & Co., and

president Chattahoochee National Bank, r Broad, bet

Bryan and Randolph.

Epstall, Mrs. Sarah, r Girard, Ala.

Epps, Anthony, c, carpenter, r Forsyth, ab Few.

Estewood, Manda, laboring, E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala.

Estes, Henson S., of Estes & Brother, and of Estes, Patterson & Co., r Broad, bet Randolpdi and Bryan.

Estes, Joel D, boolt-keepe Columbus, r Broad
Estes, Patterson & Co., (< Madison L. Patters and shoe findings,
Estes, Richard, clerk witl and Randolph.
Estes, Richard H., of Est & Co., r Broad, be
Estes & Bro., (Henson S. Jars R. Wilkerson,)' meats, 113 Broad. ,
Etheridge, Chas. A., ins St, Clair, r Front,
Evans, Aaron, c, porter, \ erties.
Evans, Emma, c, washer Evans, J. S., conductor,
Thomas, Evans, Richard, c, labore Eyeridge, Joseph, laborei Everett, George, c, labort EVEREIT, HENRY F
St. Clair, cor Ogle Ewart, Wylje H-, salesm
Front, bet Few an Eyles, William, store an<
R. B,, r McIntosh I
Faber, Edward, brick la i Broad and Ogleth
Fagan, John, family gr Fagan, John, policeman. Fair Ground, e. of Me Inf Fallon, Abbe, weaver E.

iville, Ala. Ihorpe st, N.
es.
r Browneville
le, Ala. pe st. N. Lib-
reville, Ala. and Ob as. S. I merchants,
erties. f. Liberties. [v Crawford,
.r Crawford,
ad. titli D. W.
Liberties. mplementsj
road, cor St.
1(1 & Co., and I Broad, bet
fci'O/ r. pball, Ala. Pes, Patter-

S 5 Estes, Joel D, book-beeper at Chattahoochee Nat'l Bank, of

Columbus, r Broad, bet Bryan and Randolph. Estes, Patterson & Co., (Joel M. and Henson S. Estes and

Madison L. Patterson), dealers in boots, shoes, leather

and shoe findings, 122 Broad.

Estes, Richard, clerk with Estes & Bro.. r Broad, bet Bryan

and Randolph.

Estes, Richard H,, of Estes & Bro., and of Estes, Patterson

& Co., r Broad, bet Randolph and Bryan. Estes & Bro., (Henson S. and Richard H. Estes and Augus-

tus R. Wilkerson,) hardware and agricultural imple-

ments, 113 Broad.

Etheridge, Chas. A., ins agt and cotton buyer, Front, cor

St, CJair, r Front, bet St. Clair and Randolph.

Evans, Aaron, c, porter, with Preer, Illges & Co., r N. Lib-

erties.

r . 7'

Evans, Emma, c, washerwoman, Girard, Ala.

Evans, J. S., conductor, M. & G. R, R., r McIntosh, ab

Thomas. Evans, Richard, c, laborer, A. and M. R. R., r Girard Ala.

Everidge, Joseph, laborer, Girard, Ala.'

Everett, George, c, laborer, r Front, bet Baldwin and Few.

EVEREIT, HENRY F., family grocer, dry goods, &c.,

St. Clair, cor Oglethorpe, r Oglethorpe, cor Thomas.

Ewart, Wylie H., salesman, with Chapman & Yerstille, r

Front, bet Few and Early.

Eyles, William,jstore and time-keeper, M. & G. and S. W.

R. R,, r McIntosh, bel Randolph.

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Faber, Edward, bricklayer and contractor, r Early, bet Broad and Oglethorpe.
Fagan, John, family grocer, r cor McIntosh and Baldwin Fagan, John, policeman. Fair Ground, e. of McIntosh and Covington. Fallon, Abbe, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala..

86

Fallon, Joseph, wool sorter E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala.

FA VLKENBERR Y, JOSEPH, engineer with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r Girard, Ala.

Faulkenherry, William, carpenter with D. W. Champayne,

r Oglethorpe, bet Early and Fulton. `

,

FEE, WILLIAM, manufacturer tin, sheet iron and cop5 per ware, ,174 Broad, r Broad, bet Few and Early.

Felton, Miles, e, carpenter with D. W. Champayne, r nr

cemetery.

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Female Academy', cor Forsyth and St. Clair; ' . y;

Fennell, Mary Jane, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ferguson, Alexander, c," r Oglethorpe, cor commerce, N. Liberties.'

Ferguson,' Chas. Ri, farmer, r cor Jackson st. N. Liberties. Ferguson, Mrs. Henrietta, c, washerwoman, Bryan, bet
Troup and Forsyth.

Ferguson, John R., salesman, with Joseph & Bro., r McIntosh, bet Bryan and Randolph.

Ferguson, John W., machinist, with S. W. R. R., r McIntosh, ah Baldwin.

Ferguson, Sarah E., dressmaker, r McIntosh, het Thomas

and Baldwin.

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Ferrell, Hugh B.,'salesman, with Chapman & Verstitle,r

111 Broad.

Ferris, William, tinner, r Front, cor Baldwin.

Fields, flames, shoemaker, with F. Meyer & Co., r Girai , Ala.

Fields, Mrs. Jane. E., Marshall, Ala. Fields, John, laborer, r Troup, bet Few and Baldwin.

Fields, Joseph A., laborer, E. and P. F;, r Marsh, , A a. Fields, William H., laborer, E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala.

Fish, Mark, c, laborer, N. Liberties. Finnegan, Ellen, weaver, E. and

p.

F., r Mercer, bet

Fisher, Jesse, c carpenter, with 1). W. Champagne, r

dolph, bel Jackson.

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F1TZGIBBONS, JOHN,\ thorpe, bel Bryan, |
Fleming, Allen, r.Broad, Fleming, Chas. C., teller I
r Broad, bet Early I Fleming, Goode H., clerl|
Early and Few. Fleming, Wm., cotton brI Fleming, Willis, c, labonl Fletcher, Mrs. Frances, r Fletcher, John F., familyl Fletcher, William, r Girsi Flewellen, Jeff., c, laborij
Ala. Flewellen, Philip, c, label
Few. Flewellen, Wm. W., [ I
Franklin and Brill Flournoy, George K., bo<]
r Broad, bet Fultcl Flournoy, John F., of F|
bet Randolph and FLOURNOY, McOEHli
Christopher C. Mt| T. Hatcher,) cott I dolph, bel Broad. Fluker, Ned, c, carpentej Wood. Fogarty, Mrs. Clara F., FOGARTY, NIGHOIjj FOGLE, WM. J., sur r Franklin, nr T Fontaine, George, plan! Fontaine, Theopolis A thorpe. Foran, Frank, laborer, and Few.

lomas

F1TZGIBB0NS, JOHN, hay, grain and produce, Oglethorpe, bel Bryan, r same.

Fleming, Allen, r Broad, bet Few and Early.

Fleming, Chas. C., teller at hanking house of John King,

r Broad, het Early and Few.

Fleming, Goode H., clerk, with R. C. Pope, r Broad, bet

Early and Few.

Fleming, WnC, cotton buyer, Front, bet St. Clair, r same.

Fleming, Willis, c, laborer, r Troup, bet Fulton and Early.

Fletcher, Mrs. Frances, r Browneville, Ala.

Fletcher, John F., family grocer, Troup, r cor Thomas.

Fletcher, William, r Girard, Ala.

Fiewelleh, JelF., c, laborer, with J. M. Bayfield, r Girard,

Ala.

Flewellen, Philip, c, laborer, r McIntosh, bet Baldwin'and

Few.

Flewellen, Wm . W., physician, .93 Broad, r Forsyth, bet

Franklin and Bridge.

Flournoy, George R., book-keeper, with Boatrite & Clapp,

C r Broad, bet Fulton and Early.

Flournoy', John F., of Flournoy, McGehee .& Co., r Broad,

bet Randolph and Bryani

FLOURNOY, McGEHEE <& CO.', (John F. Flournoy, Christopher C. McGehee, Henry H. Eppingand Benj.

T. Hatcher,) cotton factors and com. inerc'ts, Rah--

dolph, bel Broad.

Fluker, Ned, c, carpenter, with D. W. Champagne, r Linn-

wood.

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Fogarty, Mrs. Clara F., dressmaker, 26 Broad.

FOGARTY, NICHOLAS J., druggist, 26 Broad, r same.

FOGLE, WM. J., surgeon dentist, Broad, cor. St. Clair,

r Franklin, nr Troup.

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Fontaine, George, planter, r St. Clair, cor Oglethorpe.

Fontaine, Theopolis A., planter, r St,. Clair, cor Ogle-

thorpe.

Foran, Frank, laborer, E. and Mills, r McIntosh, bet Early

and Few.

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S . J; / BUSS...E.Y,; .P.. r e' s` ident

G. GUNBY JORDAN, Secy awl Trees OFFICE OF l'HK

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COIjUMBUS,

paid up capital, - -

01,250,000

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To inculcate the hab i;t of s' ay' 'iUng on the part of its Operatives,

.vmwmeiit for the beneficial

ana to piuviut,



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accumulation of the learnings of artisans and all other classes, this

l! Company has established, under

SPECIAL CHARTER FROM THE STATE ;0F GEORGIA,

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advantages are offered to Depositors ol eitner large oi nuwa

The assets of the Company were on 1st January, 18*3,..

.......$1,704,459 ^

the Stockholders of the Company are made IIvDIVIDUALIA RLSI OINSIBDb

for the integrity of the Savings Department and its certificates ot Deposit.

n

he

Rate withdrawn at

aalnloawteimd esewvietnhopuetrncoetnicte, ,perDaenpnousmito;rscoremsipdoiunngdoeudt

foofutrhteimcietsy

acayneadrr.aw.

d-eposits

Company has established/ under

in which the following advantages are offered to Depositors of either large or small amounts:

1. PERFECT SECURITY. The assets of the Company were on 1st .'January, 1818, .,...;.....'.\.:.;.;$1,T04,459 43

and are steadily increasing. The Reserve Fund is.,

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.397,4 66 92

All of which property is specially pledged, by Act of the General Assembly, for the protection of Depositors; and

in addition, by the same Act, the Stockholders of the Company are made INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE

in proportion to their shares, for'the integrity of the Savings Department and its certificates of Deposit.

2. LIBERAL INTEREST. Rate allowed seven per cent, per annum; compounded four times a year.

3. DEPOSITS can be withdrawn at any time without notice. Dcpositors residing out of the city can draw deposits

by cheeks.

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4. RtILES AND REGULATIONS, of this Department furnished upon'application, and all desired information

given.

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5.. BOOKS CERTIFYING DEPOSITS'given to Depositors.; '

G. All accounts of /depositors will be considered strictly private and confidential.

iNAB.LisF.1.REBDUSls.EYY.OUNG,

of

New

York.

DIRECTORS:

W. H. YOUNG.

W. K. I'ARRAMORE.

CHARLES GREEN, l'res. of Savannah Bank anil Trust Company.

, ". ;,One i)o tor. 100 years at 3 per cent, interest is. .,. ,. One Dollar, 100 years at fi per cent, interest is ONE DOLLAR, ioO years at skvkn per'crnt. interest is A Deposit of $5 per week, at 7 per cent, interest
In 5 years,... .$1,75-1 10. In 10 years,... .$4,111 60 . In 10 years,.... Amount deposited in 20 years, $0,200. . Accumulation i
TO SAVE IS TO GKRO-W

In 20 years. $6,337 28.-.;

Fman, James, cabinet maker with Rooney and Warner, r Forsyth, bet Thomas and Crawford.

Foran, John, captain police'.

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Foran, Patrick, watchman Empire Mills, r cor McIntosh and

Few.

Ford, Cicero D.,' civil engineer, Girard, Ala. Ford Eli, dryer, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala Ford', James M,, physician, r Oglethorpe, bet bridge .am

Franklin.

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Ford, Marti,a, weaver, E. a,,d P. K, r Browne^llo, A^.. ^

Ford, jl.uy Jane, weaver, E. and P. F., r .row- - '

Ala. Ford, Mrs.,'seamstress, 12 Broad.

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Ford, Sarah, c, candy store, r cor Forsyth and Ear1j

Forsyth, Robert B., farmer, Madison st Girard,_ AU.

vector flbas.. c. waiter, with B. Ilawkins, r

>

Frederick, Chas. J., of Fij bet St. Clair and Cr||
Frederick, Frank M., clerk bet St. Clair and Ci|
Frederick & Burrus, (Cha| . family grocers,.Cra s
Freeman Anne, c, washy
Freemah, Geo. c, laborer raid, Ala.
Freeman, Green, c, vegetl Freeman, Mrs. Matilda, r Freeman, Peter, c, barbejj
St. Clair. Freeman, Wesley S., clef
bet Baldwin and F French, Samuel G., majoj
Freney, Mary J., c, wash Frost, Mrs. Susan A., d:
Franklin. * Fry, Heher A., pilot, r e: Fry, Wm. A., steamboa Fuller, Caleb, c, porter, Furd, Ed'., c, laborer, w
thorpe, hel Rand Gaines, George P , c, |`
Liberties. Gaines, Rhodee, c,
house, r Ogletlu Gaines, George, c, strii Gaines, Lee, c, laborer Gam, Mrs. Zim, weave


Varner, r tosh and le. Ala. pwnevil le
lr Brownentosli, bet
ami agent

Frederick, Ch&s. J,, of Frederick & Burrus, r McIntosh, bet St. Clair and Crawford,
Frederick, Frank M.,` clerk with H. F. Everett, r McIntosh, bet St. Clair and Crawlord.
Frederick & Burrus, (Chas. J. Frederick and Wm. Burrus,) family grocers, Crawford, cor Mercer. . ' -
Freeman, Anne; c, washerwoman, r Babbit Hill, Girard,

Freemah, Geo. c, laborer Columbus Ice Manf'g Co., r Gi-

rard, Ala. -

Freeman, Green, c, vegetables, stall No. 13.

Freeman, Mrs. Matilda, r Browneville, Ala.

Freeman, Peter, c, barber, with L. Wells, r Jackson, bel

St. Clair.

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Freeman, Wesley S., clerk, with W. L. Tillman, r Front,

bet Baldwin and Few.

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French, Samuel G., major general, cor Randolph and Mer-

Frcney, Mary J., c, washerwoman, Girard, Ala. V

Frost, Mrs. Susan A., dressmaker, r Troup, het Bridge and

; Franklin.'

Fry, Heber A., pilot, r Jackson, het Crawford and Thomas.

Fry, Wm. A., steamboat clerk, r St. Clair, cor Front.

Fuller, Caleb, c, porter, with A. I/. Harrison, r 101 Broad.

Kurd, Ed., c, laborer, with.N, Crown. ,

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GAFFORD, GEORGE W., house and sign painter, Oglethorpe, bel Randolph, r Girard, Ala.
Gaines, George P , c, provision store, r Oglethorpe st, N, Liberties.
Gaines, Rlmdee, c, school teacher at Ketchum's scbool. bouse, r Oglethorpe st, N. Liberties. ,
Gaines, George, c, striker, with Blount & Haimhn. Gaines, Lee, c, laborer, r McIntosh and Covington.Gam, Mrs. Zim, weaver, E. and P. F.,r Browneville, Ala.

92

Gamble, John W., salesman, with John McGough & Co.,

r Broad, bet .Randolph and St. Clair.

Gammel, Abram, livery, sale and feed stables, Oglethorpe,

bet St. Clair and Randolph, r so. of Wynnton.

Gammel, Frank,carpenter, with E. and P. M. Co., r Troup,

bet Few and Early. -



Gammel', Francis M., cabinet maker, E. and P. b., r

Browneville, Ala.

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Gammel, Troup, c, hostler, r Oglethorpe, bel Randolph. ^

Gammon, J. E., clerk, with Muscogee Mfg Co., r Forsyth,

bet Thomas and Baldwin.

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Gammon, James T., salesman, with P. Spencer, r Forsyth,

bel Thomas and Baldwin.

Gann, Henry, clerk Columbus Mfg Co., r Columbus factory. Gardner, Chas.., c, laborer, with Allen, Preer & H ges, r
Jackson, ab Covington.

Gardner, Edmund, c, fisherman, r Short, bet Baldwin an Thomas.
Gardner, Jim, c, deck hand of steamboat Raudy Moore. Gardner, Julius, o, laborer, with Burrus & Williams,

r Troup, cor Fulton. Gardner, Howard, c, laborer, with Allen, Pre*r & IUges, r
Jackson, ab Covington.

Gardner, Lewis, c, deck hand of steamboat Baudy Moore.

Garnett, Louis, c, laborer, r Thomas, bet Front and Short.

GARRARD, LOUIS F., atty. at law^JHBroad, r Wynn-

tD.

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Garrett, E. F., carpenter E. and P. F., r 'nrard, Ala.

Garrett, Henry, factory hand, r Girard, Ala.

Garrett, John R., cotton shipper with Burrus & Williams,

r Girard, Ala.

Garrett, Joseph S. of Bedell & Co., r Forsyth,.bet St. Clair

and Crawford. Garrett, Marcus E., boating, r Girard, Ala.

Garrett, Th is. J., tobacco dealer, r Central Hotel.

Gartman, Jas. C., tinner with Nathan Crown, r Marshall,

Ala.

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Gawlev, David D., of Gawlev & Lewis, r Rankin House.

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Gawley & Lewis, (Davl; j dry goods, 158 1;'
Gay, Thomas B., farmf | Ala.
Geary, Benjamin, c, p:j Geitens, James, stored; I George, Alex., c, labo I George, Amelia, weav [ George, John, asst. E l George, Josephine, sp
Ala. George, Mrs. Martha, -

George, Philip M., mlj cor McIntosh.
GEORGIA HOME k

Gerry, Richard, c, la Geter, Harry, c, well :I
win.

Gibson, David N., fa| Gibson, Edward D., (| Gibson, Hiram A.,
Browneville, I

Gibson, Mary, wide j |

Gibson, Moses, c, l Girard, Ala.

Giddens, James, of

Giddens & Reid, (J, j grocers, Gira

Gideons, Mrs. Am:

t

and Few.

Gideons, Susan, drj

Gifford, Benj. F., <

Gifford, Chas. T., ard, Ala.

Gilbert, Thomas, < Randolph.

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oug h & Co.,
Oglethorpe, nntori. lo., r Troup,

faiid P. F., r

landolph. , r Forsyth,

ir, r Forsyth,

Iff) .*'.

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nbus factory.

1 & IHges, r

Baldwin and

j' Moore. Williams,

& Illges, r

mdy Moore., nt and Short. )ad, r Wynn-

ird, Ala.

& Williams,

bet St. Clair

/a-!-., r Marshall,
tin House.

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Gawley & Lewis, (David D. Gawley and James A. Lewis,)

dry goods, 158 Broad.

Gay, Thomas B., farmer, and dealer in wood, r Browneville,

Ala.

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Geary, Benjamin, c, preacher First Methodist, Girard, Ala.

Geitens, James, store-keeper, r Girard, Ala.

George, Alex., c, laborer with T. Newman, r Girard, Ala.

George, Amelia, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

George, John, asst. E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

George, Josephine, spinner E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala.

George, Mrs. Martha, r Browneville, Ala.

George, Philip M., machinist with S. W. R.R., r St. Clair, cor McIntosh.
GEORGIA HOME BANK, Broad, cor St. Clair. Gerry, Richard, c, laborer, Washington st. Girard, Ala. Geter, Harry, c, welldigger, r Forsyth, bet Few and Bald-
win. Gibson, David N., family grocer, 19 Broad, r 32 Broad. Gibson, Edward D., c, carpenter, r N. Liberties. Gibson, Hiram A., family grocer and dry goods dealer,
Browneville, r Jackson, bet Franklin and Bryan. Gibson, Mary, widow, Girard, Ala.

Gibson, Moses, c, labbrer, with Allen, Preer & Illges, r Girard, Ala.
Giddens, James, of Giddens & Reid, r Girard, Ala.

Guldens & Reid, "(James K. Giddens, L. A. Reid,) family grocers, Girard, Ala.
Gideons, Mrs. Amanda, dressmaker, r Forsyth, bet Early and Few.
Gideons, Susan, dressmaker, r Forsyth, bet Early and Few.

Gifford, Benj. F., of Snyder & Gifford, r Girard, Ala.

Gifford, Chas. T., carpenter, with Snyder & Gifford, r Giard, Ala.
Gilbert, Thomas, of Thos. Gilbert & Co., r Jackson, ab

Randolph.

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GILBERT, THOMAS & CO., (Thos. Gilbert and Thos. ^

DeWolf,) proprietors and publishers of the Daily and

Weekly Sun, and book and job printers and binders, Randolph, bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

Gilbert, Wesley, carpenter, r 52 Broad..

Gilhooley, John M., grocer, r Crawford, bet Broad and

Front.

Gill, John, laborer, with S. W. R. R., r head of Broad.

Gillespie, Mrs. Fredrica, seamstress, r Front, bet Thomas

and Baldwin. Gipson, Lovick, ice manuf'r, at Columbus Ice Mfg Co. .

Gipson, Louisa, seamstress, r Front, bet Baldwin and Few

Givens, Louis, c. carpenter, E. and P. Mills, r cor Forsyth

and Few.

?nn, Bashle, widow, Girard, Ala.

Glenn, Gus, school teacher, Bryan, nr Forsyth/

Glenn, Simon, c, baker with C. Crichton, r 151 Broad.

Glenn, Mrs. weaver with A. Clegg & Co., r Girard, Ala. GleDn, Thomas, c, preacher First Baptist Church, r Jack-

son, bet Few and Early.

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Glover, Tom, c, laborer with John King, Forsyth, cor Bald-

win. .

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GO ETC El US, B. R., & 00., (Richard R. Goetchms),

doors, sash, blinds, &c , iron railing and machinery,

Jackson, cor St. Clair.

Goetchius, Richard R.,.of R. R. JJoetchius & Co., r St.

Clair, cor Jackson.

Goins, Julius, duffer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Goins, Drury, carder E and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Goins, Drury, Jr., carder E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Goins, Ella, speeder E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Goldsmith, Austin, c, laborer, r Wynns Hill.

Goins, Emnnvspinner E. and P. F,, r Browneville, Ala

Goins, JameS>levater, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Goins, Jones, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Golden, Frank, clerk with J. W. Ryan, Rankin House. ^

Golden, T. Mi, loreman Sun Office news room, r Rankin

House.

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GOLDEN, GEO Co., and C<[j
Golden, Susan, c, Golden, Mrs. Vic Goldsby, Mrs. Ge
Broad. Goldsmith, Myer
St. Clair. Goldsmith, Will;
r opposite i Gomah, John, laj, Gordon, Melville, > - Clair and Gordy, Mrs. Care: Gorton, William
Oglethorp Goslin, Mrs. Eli:
Broad. Goslin, Mrs. Saip Goulding, Thus.
and Wasl Grammel, Chas.:J
ah Few 1 Grammar, Char ] Grant, John, la,' Grant, Sandy, cjj Gray, M. E., cl",
Bryan. GRAY, MRS.
142 Bros I Gray, Fred., c.
Hand'd).
Gray, William Co.'
Gray, Win, C Gray, Win. C,
r Broad,

rfc and Thos. lie Daily and [and binders,
Broad and
of Broad, ret Thomas Mfg Co. 'in and Few. cor Forsyth
Broad. Irard, Ala. : ? irch, r Jack-
h, cor Bald-
Groetchius), machinery,
& Co., r St.
He, Ala e. Ala.
He, Ala. ville, Ala. le, Ala. : House, h r Rankin

,

95

GOLDEN, GEORGE J., supt. Columbus' Iron Works

Co., and Columbus Ice Manf'g Co., r w. Girard, Ala.

Golden, Susan, c, r Girard, Ala.

Golden, Mrs. Victoria, r Girard, Ala. Goldsby, Mrs. Georgia, of Mrs. Newman & Goldsb}7, r 188

Broad.



Goldsmith, Myer E., of Strause & Goldsmith, r Broad, ab

St. Clair.' ;

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Goldsmith, William', c, cooper, Randolph, ab Oglethorpe,

r opposite and east of S. W. R. R. depot.

Gomah, John, laborer, Marshall, Ala.

Gordon, Melville C., of Crigler & Gordon, r Broad, bet St.

Clair and Crawford.

Gordy, Mrs. Caroline, dressmaker, r cor McIntosh and Early.

Gorton, William B. superintendent of Muscogee Mills, r

Oglethorpe, bet Bridge and Franklin. .

Goslin, Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, with Mrs. Kennedy, r 12

Broad.

Goslin, Mrs. Sarah, r Girard, Ala.

Goulding, Thos. B., insurance agent, r Jackson,

' and Washington.

Gramme!, Chas.. c, waiter, with B. Hawkins, r Oglethorpe, ab Few1

Grammar, Charles, c, waiter, r cor Few and Forsyth. '

Grant, John, laborer, r Marshall, Ala.



Grant, Sandy, c, carpenter, r Forsyth and Covington.

.

Gray, M. E., clerk-, W. R. R., r Forsyth, bet Franklin and

Bryan.

GRAY, MRS. M. E., proprietress Central Hotel, 140 and

142 Broad.

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Gray, Fred., c, laborer, with T. J. Dudley, r Mercer, ab

Randolph.

Gray, William, foreman wool finishing room E. and P. M.

Co.

Gray, Wm. C., r Beallwood.

Gray, Wm. C,, jr., book-keeper, withG.'W. Brown & Co., r Broad, bet Few and Early.

96

GREEN, CHAS. A., fertilizers, 12 Broad, r Troup, cor

Franklin.

,, ,r

Green, Henry D., book-keeper, with Wm. H. Young,

Troup, cor Franklin.

kT 'r .. ,.

Green Joseph, c, carpenter, r Oglethorpe st. N. Liberties

GrL, Mrs Martha, weaver E. and P. r Brownev.Ue,

Green,*MoUie, factory hand, E. and P. F., r Brownsville,

Ala.

.

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Green, Levi, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Green, Munroe, c, blacksmith, r Girard, AlaV^

Green, Nancy, factory hand E. and P. Mills, rWmeMlle,

Ala.

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Green, Thomas, c, plasterer, r Forsyth, bet Few and Lai -

win.

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Green, Mrs. Rachel, r Girard, Ala

,

Green, William J., shoemaker with F. Meyer, & Co., -r n

Girard, Ala.

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GREENE, WILLIAM S., civil engineer, r Crawford,

Jackson.

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Greenwood, Moses, clerk with L. Lowenthal & Co., r Craw-

ford, bel Forsyth.

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Greggs, Charles, c, laborer, r McIntosh, bet Bryan and

Franklin.

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,

Grier, Robt. c, hostler with A. Gammel, r Oglethorpe, ab

Randolph.

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Grier, Robt. S., salesman with J. & J. Kaufman, r eicer, het Baldwin and Thomas.

Grier, Thomas, mason and stone cutter, ry Mercer, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Grier, William, welldigger, r Girard, Ala

Grenage, Jifi, c, blacksmith with Jesse Thomas, r Bridge,

nr Forsyth.

j

Griffin, Benjamin, c, laborer with Isaac Moses, r irar ,

Ala.

r, i

GRIFFIN, JAMES I., druggist, 106 Broad.

Griffin, Queen, c, cook, with Yelcs H. Wade, r Brownev.lle,

Ala.

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Griffith, Jasper, facte Griffith, Seaborn, fac Grimes, Font S, concj
Bridge. Grimes, (Jliff. B., no,
Broad, bet Frt, Grimes, George J., i
Jackson. Grimes, Lucy, c, wai
River. Grimes, Thos. W.,
Jackson. Grimes, Thos. W., j,
cor Jackson. GRIMES & GRIM
cians, 91 Bro; Griscom, Samuel, m:
bel St. Clair. GRUBER, ANTHt
rard, Ala. Guerry, Wm., car
dolp]^, bet F<j Guest, Wm. P., blai Gunby, Frank, sale Gunby, Robt. M.,
Broad and F[ GUTOWSKY, AO|
Troup, bet T
haddock, run son, bel Ft. '
Ilaiman, Elias, ol Haiman, Mrs., Rom Hairston, Wm. R.
" tosh, bel St..
mm

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Griffith, Jasper, factory hand, r Oglethorpe, cor Bridge,

Griffith, Seaborn, factory hand, r Oglethorpe, cor Bridge.

Grimes, Font S, conductor N. and S. R. R., r Broad, cor

Bridge.

Grimes, Cliff. B., note clerk, hanking house John King, r

Broad, bet Franklin and Bridge.

Grimes, George J., of Grimes & Grimes, r $t. Clair, cor

Jackson.

Grimes, Lucy, c washerwoman, r Baldwin, bet Front and

River.

Grimes, Thos. VV.,

rimes & Grimes, r St. Clair, cor

Jackson. .

.

Grimes, Thos. W., jr, of Thornton & Grimes, r St. Clair,

cor Jackson.

GRIMES & GRIMES, (Thos. W. and Geo. J.,) physi-

cians, 9Y Broad.

', :

Griscom, Samuel, machinist, with S. W. R. R., r McIntosh,

bel St. Clair. ,

GRUBER, ANTHONY, brewer, with T. Newman, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Guerry, Wm., carrier, with Columbus Enquirer, r Ran-

dolph, bet Forsyth and McIntosh.

Guest, Wm. P., blacksmith, Forsyth, nr river,r Girard, Ala.

Gunby, Frank, salesman, r Front, cor St. Clair.

Gunby, Robt. M., grocer and provisions, St. Clair, bet

Broad and Front, r Front, cor St. Clair.

GUTOWSKY, LOUIS,.jwatches and jewelry, 105 Broad, r

Troup, bet Thomas and Crawford.

IT

HADDOCK, THOMAS M., publisher and compiler, r Jack-

son, bel Few.

Haiman, Elias, of Blount & Haiman, r Broad, bel Baldwin.

Ilaiman, Mrs., Rosalie, r Broad, bet Baldwin and Thomas.

Hairston, Wm. R., carpenter, with S. W. R. R., r McIn-

tosh, bel St. Clair.



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Harrington, Maria, c, wasl| Harris, Abel, c, carpenter, I
ties. Harris, Daniel, agent man,
r Oglethorpe, bet Fiji Harris, Diet, c, tinsmith, .I Harris,7 Edwin T., clerk wfIl Harris, Alfred, c, laborer, I Harris, James, laborer E. I
Early. Harris, James, c, brakesn I
bet Thomas and Crs-I Harris, Jeptba C., salesm;
Russell co., Ala. Harris, John, laborer, r G'j Harris, John K., clerk wi
co., Ala. Harris, Joe, c, laborer, r Harris, Leffkowitz, dry g
Oglethorpe, bet St. Harris, Lorenzo, c, labore Harris, Louis, policeman, Harris, Mrs. Mary, r Gira' Harris, Mrs. Mary, seainstj Harris, Michael, blacksmi
' Forsyth and Rand<[| Harris, Philip, watchmrf
Broad, bet Orawfor Harris, Sid, c, tinner witl! Harris, Perry, apprentice
Clair and Crawford Harris, Walter B., State
Ala. Harris, William, mould.o'
bel St. Clair. Harrison, Aaron L., var
Oglethorpe.
Harrison, Chas. S., of Ell 1

99

Harrington, Maria, c, washerwoman, Giranl, Ala.

Harris, Abel, c, carpenter, Water st, cor Branch, N. Liber-

ties.

Harris, Daniel, agent manufacture stoves and hollow ware,

r Oglethorpe, bet Franklin and Bridge.

Harris, Dick, c, tinsmith, with 0. Salvo & Co.

Harris, Edwin T., clerk with J. H. Hamilton, r 55 Broad.

Harris, Alfred, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Harris, James, laborer E. and P. F., r Troup, bet F.ew and

Early.

Harris, James, c, brakesman M. and G. R. R., r Mercer,

bet Thomas and Crawford.

Harris, Jeptha C., salesman with Hofflin, Rich & Co., r

Russell co., Ala.

Harris, John, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Harris, John K., clerk with S. Landauer & Bro. r Russell

co., Ala.

Harris, Joe, c, laborer, r Thomas, bet Troup and Forsyth.

Harris, Leffkowitz,. dry goods and clothing, 114 Broad, r

Oglethorpe, bet St. Clair and Crawford,

Harris, Lorenzo, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

' Harris, Louis, policeman, r Front, bet Baldwin and Few.

Harris, Mrs. Mary, r Girard, Ala.

Harris, Mrs. Mary, seamstress, Oglethorpe, bel St. Clair.

Harris, Michael, blacksmith striker with S. W. R. R., r cor

Forsyth and Randolph.

Harris, Philip, watchmaker with Wittich & Kinsel, r

Broad, bet Crawford and Thomas.

Harris, Sid, c, tinner with J. M. Bennett & Co.

Harris, Perry, apprentice Sun Office, r Oglethorpe, bet St.

| .

Clair and Crawford.

! Harris. Walter B.. State Senator. Russell county, r Girard,

Ala.

i Harris, William, moulder, with J. C. Porter, r Oglethorpe,

bel St. Clair.

Harrison, Aaron L., varieties, 101 Broad, r Thomas, cor

Oglethorpe.

Harrison, Chas. S., of Ellis & Harrison, r Beallwood.

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Hamson, Edmund W., clerk, with M. D. Hood, r. Troup,

ah Randolph.

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Harrison, James H., cotton buyer, Front, hel St. Clair, r

Broad, bet Baldwin and Few.

Harrison, Mrs. Laura, dressmaker, r Jackson, bet Fulton

and Covington.

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HARGRAVES, ALBERT, c, repairer and cleaner ot cloth-

ing, Randolph, bel Jackson, r Oglethorpe, bet Ran-

dolph and Bryan.

Hargraves, Martha, c, seamstress, r nr Branch and Jack-

son, N. Liberties.

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Hargraves, Rose, c, washerwoman, r Oglethorpe, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Harkev, Lottie, weaver, E. and P. F., r Marshall, A a. Harless, John, carpenter, r McIntosh, bet Early and >ew. Harless, Mrs. Sarah, operator, with Howe Sewing Machine
Co., r McIntosh, bel Few. Harman, James P.,.r Browneville, Ala.

Harper, Martin, c, laborer, r Water st, N. Liberties.

Harrell, Oscar C., manager W. U. Tel., r McIntosh, be

Crawford and Thomas.

Hart, Dan'l, c, laborer, with N. Crown.

Hartis, Andrew S., carpenter, r Marshall, Ala.

Hartman, William, c, laborer, r Mercer, bet Thomas and Crawford.

Hartman, Geo. 1SL, marker, with Burrus A- JtVilhams, r .

Commons.

T.,

Harvey, Jerry, blacksmith, shop Wynn's Hill, r A. Liberties.

Harvey, L. I., clerk, with Bedell & Ware, r 148 Broad. HATCHER, SAMUEL B., afty-at-law, (19 Broad, r Jack-

son, bel Randolph.

Hatcher, llenj. T , of Flournoy, McGehee & Co., r Oglethorpe, bet St. Clair Craw lo. d. i

HAWKINS, BARNEY, c, restaurant, St. Clair, ab Broad, and hoarding house, Oglethorpe, cor St. Clair.
HAWKS, WM. N,, stock broker, real; estate insurance agent, 79 Broad, r Troup, bet Franklin and Bryan.

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Haywood, Chas., c, tinsmil

r Crawford, cor Foil

Hecht, Mrs. Betty, r Troul

Hecht, Jacob, of J. HechtJ Baldwin.

Hecht, Joseph, of J. Heq| Baldwin.

Hecht, J. & Bro., (Jacob;

ing,159 Broad.

Helms, Sam'l, clerk, witll Henderson, John H., freil

son, bel Crawford I

Henderson, Mike, c, label

Hendricks, Albert, clerk]

tosh, ab Bridge.

Hendrix, Marion, r Brid I

Hendrix, Simeon, r BridJ

Hendrix, Simeon, jr., ck J

cor Bay.

Henry, Primus, c, green] and Franklin.

Hertis, John, carpenter,I

Ilertis, Josephine, spini| ville, Ala.

Herz, Gastar, clerk witll Heidemaun, Jacob, fain]

Hendricks, Charles, c, 1J

Hendricks, Chas. F.,

Bridge, cor Mclii

Henry, Rebecca, weave)!

j

Bryan.

HENTZ, THAI). W

Bryan and Ram] Herring, Charles H., [

bet Crawford an

Hewston, Mrs., E. and I

Heyman, Chas., of Ch;



103

Haywood, Chas., c, tinsmith, with Win, H. Roharts & Co.,

r Crawford, cor Forsyth.

Hecht, Mrs. Betty, r Trou, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Hecht, Jacob, of J. Hechf& Bro.,r Troup,het Thomas and

Baldwin.

Hecht, Joseph, of J. Hecht & Bro\, r Troup, bet Thomas

Baldwin.

Hecht, J. & Bro., (Jacob & Joseph), dry goods and cloth-

ing, 159 Broad.

Helms, Sam'l, clerk, with J. & J. Kaufman, r 32 Broad.

Henderson, John H., freight clerk So. Express Co,, r Jack-

son, bel Crawford.

Henderson, Mike, c, laborer,' r Girard, Ala.

Hendricks, Albert, clerk, with Green. McArthur, r McIn-

tosh, ah Bridge.

Hendrix, Marion, r Bridge, het Oglethorpe and Jackson.

Hendjix, Simeon, r Bridge, het Oglethorpe and Jackson.

Hendrix, Simeon, jr., clerk, with J. Mehaffey, r Dillingham,

cor Bay. .



Henry, Primus, c, green grocer, r Broad, bet Bridge and

and Franklin.

Hertis, John, carpenter, r Browneville, Ala.

Iiertis, Josephine, spinner, with E. and P. M., r Browne-

ville, Ala.

Herz, Gastar, clerk with Solomon Metz, r N. Liberties.

Heidemaun, Jacob, family grocer, r cor Troup and Few. .

Hendricks, Charles, c, laborer, cor McIntosh and Franklin.

Hendricks, Chas. F., clerk with Peabody & Brannon, r

Bridge, cor Mclnto.sh.

Henry, Rebecca, weaver with A. Clegg & Co., r Broad, ab

Bryan.

HENTZ, TEAT). W., dentist, office Broad, r Forsyth, bet

Bryan and Randolph.

Herring, Charles H., painter, of Welch & Co., r McIntosh,

bet Crawford and Thomas.

Hewston, Mrs., E. and P. F., r .Browneville, Ala.

Heyman, Chas., of Chas. Heyman & Co., r 136 Broad.

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104
HEYMAN, CHARLES 4 CO., (Chas. Herman and Elwood Knrniker,) tobacconist,,, saloon and restaurant, 136

Hicks, Thos. E., agt., carriage repository, Oglethorpe, bel

Bryan, r Oglethorpe, cor Bryan. > . .

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Hightower, Robin? c, laborer E. McIntosh and Forsyth.

and .

P' .

F,, a '

r Erankhn, bet : Polumbus

Hildreth, B. F., supt. Columhus Mauufg Co., r Colmnb

Hill, Jolm^supt. woolen departmentE. and P. F., rCentral

Hill, Johnf c, boot and shoemaker, St. Clair, ah Broad, r

Troup, bel Early.

r Oglethorpe, bel

Hill, John, c, porter with F. J. bpnnger, e .x

HILL^SAMOEL H,, agt. So Express Co.,r Hindley, John C,, foreman dress.ngroomM.il No. .

p jl.

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J, \\

,, , t> farmer r cor Troup and Crawiprd.

Hines', 13m-SaleS"an Wit)l WaU & Walker ' r tffi

Hinton?wa"mttZ.er, r,Crawford, bet Mdntosh and

Hines,^--derk with Watt & Walker, r Crawford, bel Ogle-.

thoipe.

N

p p r Browneville, Ala.

Hinlay, John C., 'varpe E. d P. ^ & Hochstrasser, Chas. E.,ot -H. r.

Rankin

Hodge HEhTda E,, dressmaker, millinery and fancy goods,

Hoclo, j"LBWa!'of Williams, Pearce and Hodo, r Jackson,

het Franklin and Bridge.

.

Hoffiim Jacob, ofllofflin, Hid. & Co., r W.lm.ngton, CO.,

nOFFLIN, RICH di CO., (jaoob Hofflin, Israel Rich and Meyer Rich,) clothing, and gents forn.sh.ng, S8

Hoffmr^astianmerk th

Brofnn.e, r SO Broad.

Hogan, Jacob, c, Pa| Thomas.

Hogan, Jacob, c, portej

bel Bryan.

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BOGAN, JAMES 0- |

Troup.

HOGAN, JOHN L., r Troup, cor Brl

I HOGAN, THOMAS 1

Holbrooks, Charles, cF

Front.

L

Holbrooks, Jeff, c, hhl r cor Forsyth al

Holden, Josephine, wl bet Front and I
Holeman, John, carl Hill.
Holland, Dennis, Front, bel St.I

Holland, James T., HOLLAND & BAt
Baker), famill

Holley, Edward J.,| Co., r Browr

, Holloman. John, la HOLMES, c. g. ton commissil

Holmes, Cbas. P-iT Bridge.

Holmes, Chestou < j Bridge.

Holt, Jack, c, di Hood, Dr. Era '
tary m 1

HOOD, MAHii |

ian and El wood Istaurant, 136

blethorpe, bel

Franklin, bet

!o., r Columbus | ' ?,,F.,r Central

lir, ab Broad, r

: Oglethorpe., bel

B,



r Wynnton.

No. 2 E . and

lawlord.. falker, j' Craw-

t McIntosh and

dord, bel Ogle-

P'v

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owneville, Ala.

ICo., r Rankin

I . - 1 ( ' i rj '

fid fancy goods,

do, r Jackson,

llmington , co.,

Israel Rich and punishing, 88

fo, r 80 Broad.

105

ngn, Jacob, c, painter, r Mcvcer, bet Baldwin and Tlioni^s

Hogan, Jacob,'c, porter, with T. E. Hicks, r Oglethorpe,

bel Bryan.

r

BOGAN, JAMES C., assistant postmaster, r Franklin, cor

HOGAN, JOHN L., fish and lake ice dealer, T9 Broad,

r Troup, cor Bridge.

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HOGAN, THOMAS M., postmaster, r Franklin, cor iroup,

Holbrooks, Charles, C; saloon, r Crawford, het Broad and

HolhrooksfjW, c, blacksmith, with Columbus Iron Works,

r cor Forsyth and Thomas.

Holden, Josephine, weaver, with A. Clegg & Co., r Bryan,

het Front and Broad.



Holeman, John, carpenter, S. W. B.R. shop, r ynn s

Hill

Holland, Dennis, c, laborer, with Burrus & Williams, r

Front, bel St. Clair.

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Holland, James T., of Holland & Baker r Marshall, Am HOLLAND & BAKER, (James T. Holland and James M,
Baker), family grocers and dry goods, Marshall, A a.

Holley, Edward J., foreman wool card room, E. and R. M. Co.,r Browneville, Ala.

Holloman. John, llhorer, with S. W.R. B.

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HOLMES, C. G. & GO., (Cheston G. and Chas T.), cotton commission merchants, Broad, cor Randolph.

Holmes, Chas. T., of C. G. Holmes & Co., r Troup, cor

Bridge.

.

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Holmes, Cheston G,, of C. G. Holmes & Co., r Tronp, cor

Bridge.

T T.

Holt, Jack, c, drayman with Bedell & Co r N. Liberties.

Hood Dr ErastusC., chemist, and manu acturcr propne ' tary medicines, 93 Broad, r Troup, ah Randolph.

HOOD, MARTIN D., druggist, .93 Broad, r Troup ab

Randolph.

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Holloway, Handy, c, laborer, cor Forsyth and Covington.

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Holly, Edward, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Holly, John, machinist S. W. R.R., r St. Clair, bet McIntosh and Mercer.

Holmes, Tom, C, engineer with T. J. Dudley. HOLSTEAD & GO., (Willis S. Holstead and Laurence E.

O'Keefe,) commission merchants, seeds and agricul-

tural implements, 139 Broad. Holstead, Willis S., of Holstead & Co., r Broad, cor St.

Clair.

Holt, John, c, drayman, r nr St. John's [col] Church.

Holton, Cornelius, factory hand E. and P. F,, r Browneville,

Ala.

.

HOME HOUSE, 188 Broad.

Hook, Wiliam,' beamer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Hooper, Henry, c, drayman, r Wynn'sHill. Hooper, Joe, c, porter, with T. T. Edmunds, r Randolph,

het Jackson and Church.

IIcopes, Lloyd R., of E. Barnard & Co., r Broad, bet Franklin and Bridge.

Hopper, Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, r Browneville, Ala.

Horn'e, George W , furniture dealer and cabinet maker, Oglethorpe, bel Randolph, r Girard, Ala.

Hornes, Henry, c, laborer, r cor McIntosh and Early. HOULES WORTH, HENRY, dealer in cotton and woolen

waste and paper stock, 191 Broad, r 188 Broad.

Howard, Anderson, atty-at-law, 109 Broader Wynnton.

Howard, Anderson, c, green grocer, r Front, bet Thomas and Crawford.

Howard, .\leck, c, drayman, r Bryan, bet Fioup and Forsyth .

Howard, Chas.. hook keeper, with L. G. Bowers, r Gential Hotel.
Howard, Charles, c, drayman, r Baldwin, het Jackson and Troup.

Howard, Ervin, c, drayman, with R. R. Goetchius & Co.,

r St. Clair, cur Jackson.

Howard, Henry, c, boat hand, r Troup, het Few and Early.

108

Howard, Homer M., chief of freight dept. S. W. R.R., r

Linwood.

Howard, James, laborer E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Howard, James AV\, clerk with John Mehaffey, r Ogle-

thorpe, hel Bridge.

Howard, Jasper, laborer E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala.

Howard, John F., book-keeper with R. L. Mott, r Ran-

dolph, ah Broad.

Howard, Joe, c, watchman with R. R- Goetchius & Co., r

St. Clair, cor Jackson.

Howard, Mrs. Lizzie, r Linwood.

HOWARD, MRS. MARY R., millinery and fancy goods,

r Randolph, ab Broad.

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Howard, Nicholas L. atty. at law, 109 Broad, r Wynnton.

Howard, Samuel, c, manufacturer of tin ware, 181 Broad, r

Wynns Hill.

Howard, Mrs. Sarah, r Linwood.

Howard, Toombs C. S., abstract clerk, S. W. R.R., r Lin-

wood.

Howard, AVright, c, laborer, r Forsyth, bet Early and Few.

HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, Randolph, ah Broad.

Howell, Jordan L., collector, with Enquirer Office, r Front,

bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Howell, Wm., laborer, with H. Houldsworth, Front, ab

Crawford.

Hudson, Albert, c, carpenter, Troup, bel Crawford.

Hudson, Mrs. David, Randolph, cor Jackson.

Hudson, William, Randolph, cor Jackson.

Hudson, Benj. H., book-keeper, with Burrus & Williams, r

Jackson, cor Bryan.

Hudson, Isaac E., boot and shoe maker, St. Clair, bet Broad

and Oglethorpe, r Forsyth, bet Baldwin and Thomas.

Hudson, Westly, c, laborer, r N. Liberties.

Hudson, Wm. F., foreman carder, with Muscogee Mfg Co.,

r Broad, ab Franklin.

Huff, John A. & Son, butchers, Stall No. V, r Linnwood.

Huff, Wm. H., salesman, with T. E. Blanchard, r 123

Broad.

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safe

Huffine, James, factorjl cor Bridge:
Huffman, John, engirl Thomas and Cral
Huffman, Mrs. Sarah, ] win.
Hughes, James, r Troil Hughes, George P., cl
bel St. Clair. Hughes, Wm. H., cottl
Randolph, bel 1,J Ilungerford, George, rl
bet Crawiord arl Huntj Dan'l J., sawy(|
Forsyth. Hunt, George, laborer! Hunt, Thomas, iorernl
Browneville, Af Hunter, Green, c, carl HUNTER, JOHN )[
i; Randolph, bel Hunter, Richard J., Ll
r Forsyth, bet I Hunter, Sam, foremaij Hunter, Rev. W. C.,
Clair. Hurt, Mrs. Frances, Hurt, Joel E., farmeil Hurt, John, c, laborel HOSKINS, WM. Gf
Crawford, r Jal Hutchens, John, ass j
Ala. Hutchens, Pleasant,
ville, Ala. Hutchinson, Mrs. M;|
ville, Ala.

R.R., r
r OgleAla. r Ran& Co., r
cy goods, ynnton.' Broad, r
r Linand Few. ab Broad, r Front, Front, at) wford.
Illiams, r bet Broad 1 Thomas i Mfg Co., an wood, ard, r 123

109

llu{fine, James, factory hand, F. and P. F., r Oglethorpe,

cor Bridge.



T? R r Forsyth, bet

Huffman, John, engineer S. W. R. R-,

1

Thomas and Crawford.

,

, n,A

Huffman, Mrs. .Sarah, seamstress, cor McIntosh and B

win. Hughes, James, r Troup, cor Franhlin

Jackaon

Hughes, George P,, conductor with W. R,R,, r Jackso ,

hel St. Clair.

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, ont

Hughes, Wm. H;, cotton factor and commission merchant,

Randolph, hel Front, r Rose Hill.

Hungerford, George, mailing clerk Post Offlce, , Jackson,

het Crawiord and St. Clair.

_ , ,,

Hunt, Dan'l J., sawyer with T. J. Dudley, r Kandolph, bel

Hunt, Georg^'laborer E. and P. r B,,.wne,ille, Abt. Hunt, Thomas, ioreman dressing room L. and r. .,
Browneville, Ala.
Hunter, Green, e, carpenter with Corbally & HUNTER, JOHN WESLEY, c, boot and shoemaker, i Randolph, bel Jackson, r Forsyth bel rbomae. Hunter, Kichard J., book-keeper with Swift, Murphy & &
r Forsyth, het Randolph and St. Clair. Hunter, Sam, foreman mule spinner, r Girard Ala Hunter! Ber. W. C,, r Oglethorpe, bet Crawford and St,
Clair. Hurt, Mrs. Frances,jiJWynnton. Hurt, Joel E., farmer, r Wynnton. Hurt John, c, laborer, r Wynns Hill. HOSKINS WM. G-, c, hoot and shoe maker, I.roac , B0S Z:Z, r Jackson, bet Fulton and Covington Hutchens, John, assistant, E. and P. F,, r Browner,lie,
Hutchens* Pleasant, waste picker, E. and P. F,, r Browne-

Hntchinson, Mrs. Maggie, weaver, E. and P. F., r Browne ville, Ala.

.rSfgifXl

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wmsa
r' mt I

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on"--

HO Hyde, Wm., laborer, with H. Houldsworth, r Browueville,
Hyde, Wm., weaver, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.
k*r m
Illges, AVahim;of Freer, 111 gee & Co. and of Allen, Freer

Ingram^ Porter, of

""^'"CAla.

gpfISpK ford,) attorneys-at-law,

BM"fJ-0ra" "r Oglethorpe, ah

Ingmire, Arthur, engraver and jeweler, 0

Randolph.

,

C

Irvin, Sterling, c, laborer, r Wynn * Ux L ^ Irving, Thomas, ship carpenter, r Thomas, De

^ ^

Jeheu", L^wt W,, of Swift, Murphy & Co., r Forsyth, bet Bryan and Franklin.

Iver-m^otaF;.

Co.,N. T.,no-

|

for Alabama,

81 Broad. ^ey JaB mm es lB. o y

, --- and RobeWrtOjg.leBthaorrbpeme),

IV ftly g-otrcrawford, bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

J

jJiacekhmsoinn,i AHnadl,rerwJ,acch, scoanrp, ebnetter", w"it7h ^ Sn" ydS er fflW, -

Wynn's Hill-1., :

Troup, bet Craw-

Jackson, Benjamin, of Jackson Sr Pratt, r

P,

ford and Thomas.

Jackson, John, c, laborer,
Jackson, John L., c, watchr ham, bel Broad.
Jackson, Henry, c, porter w| Crawford.

Jackson, Martha, c, widow, I
Jackson, Mary, c, nurse,! Thomas.

Jackson, Munroe, c, labor eil

Jackson, Richard, c, emplol

Randolph.

f

JACKSON, TIlO MAS J.,

r Girard, Ala.

Jackson, Wm-. c, porter

Front.

_

Jackson, Wm. H., weighcl Thomas, cor Merceil

JACKSON & PRATT, (I Pratt), wholesale 1
Broad.

Jail, Mercer, bet Thomas I James, Aaron, c, laborer!
rard, Ala.

James, --, bridge snpt, r| JAMES, WM. A., sec y
and agt Patapsc j Wynnton.

Jamison, Gilbert, c, label Jarrett, John, c, boot an!
thorpe, r Mercer,,

Jaques, Richard W., r tj Jefferson, Creve, c, lab, Jefferson, Joseph, milk
county, Ala.

Jefferson, Yok, c, labor Jenkins, Heal, c, mill II Jenkins, Sam, c, bar|
House.

>fy

| r Browneville, ieville, Ala.
of Allen, Preer it Thomas and jinnwood. ieville, Ala. Martin J.'Crawiryan. Oglethorpe, ah
, bet Front and , r Forsyth, bet
Co., N. Y., no1s for Alabama, ton. bel Oglethorpe, ert J. Barbee), md Oglethorpe.
Baldwin., er & Gifford, r 'roup, bet Craw-

111

Jackson, John, c, laborer, r Branch, N. Liberties.

Jackson, John L., c, watchman river steamboats, r Dilling-

ham, bel Broad.

Jackson, Henry, c, porter with C. J. Moffett, r Jackson, nr

Crawford.

Jackson, Martha, c, widow, cook, r Girard, Ala.

Jackson, Mary, c, nurse, r Front, bet Crawford and

Thomas.

Jackson, Munroe, c, laborer, r Troup, N.. Liberties.

Jackson, Richard, c, employee with Sun office, r Troup, bel

Randolph.

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JACKSON, THOMAS J., local editor Columbus Enquirer,

r Girard, Ala. - ' -

Jackson, Wm., c, porter at Rankin House, r Thomas, bel

Front.

Jackson, Win.' IT., weigher, with Allen, Preer & Illges, r

Thomas, cor Mercer.

JACKSON & PRATT, (Benjamin Jackson and Alexander

Pratt), wholesale liquor, tobacco and cigars, 142

Broad.

Jail, Mercer, bet Thomas and Crawford.

James, Aaron, c, laborer, at Dudley's Lumber Yard, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

James, --, bridge supt, r Franklin, bel Oglethorpe.

JAMES, WM. A., sec'y and treas'r Spring Villa Mfg Co.,

and agt Patapsco Guano Co., St. Clair, ab Front,

r Wynnton. .

Jamison, Gilbert, c, laborer, r Marshall, Ala.

Jarrett, John, c, boot and shoe maker, Randolph, ab Ogle-

thorpe, r Mercer, hel Crawford.

Jaques, Richard W., r Oglethorpe, ah Bryan.

Jefferson, Creve, c, laborer, r McIntosh and Covington.

Jefferson, Joseph, miller, with G. W. Woodruff, r Russell

county, Ala.

Jefferson, Yok, c, laborer, .r Forsyth, bet Early and Few.

Jenkins, Neal, c, mill hand, with Geo. W. Woodruff.

Jenkins,' Sam, c, barber, with W. E. Terry, r Rankin

House.

112 .

Jenkins, Tony, c, carpenter, with D. W. Champayne, r ' Baldwin, het Oglethorpe and Jackson.
Jennett, Drayden, laborer, Girard, Ala. Jennett, Bobert, laborer, E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala. Jepson, Alonzo, engineer, with M. and G. R.R. JEPSON, FRANCIS A., brick manufacturer, Thomas, bet
Troup and Jackson. JEPSON, LO VICK P., engineer, r Jackson, cor Few. Jerome, Tom, c, hostler, with Win. Munday, Oglethorpe,
bel St. Clair. Jeter, Frank M., printer, with Columbus Enquirer, r St.
Clair, bet Troup and Forsyth.

Jeter, Homer, clerk, with Jas. D. Carter, r Rose Hill.

Jeter, Dr. H. M,, physician, office at Griffin's.

Jewell, James, laborer, on M. and G. R.R., r Girard, Ala.

Jewell, Mary Anne, widow.

bl

Jewett, Henry R., salesman, with F. C. Johnson & Co., r

McIntosh, cor St. Clair.

Jibson, Lucy, weaver, with A. Clegg & Co , r Forsyth, bel Baldwin.

Ilf:

Johnson, Acke, c, carpenter, r McIntosh and Covington.

' Johnson, Asbury F., grocer and dry goods, Broad, r cor Bryan and Troup.

Johnson, Chas., c, porter, with Ellis & Harrison, r Bay, ab Baldwin.

Johnson, Charlie, c, laborer, r nr St. John's (col) Church.

Johnson, Cicero, c, gin maker, r Oglethorpe, cor Commerce,

N. Liberties.

Johnson, Dan, c, laborer, E. and P. Mills, r Mercer, bet Thomas and Crawford.

''

Johnson, Edgar, printer with Sun Office, r Oglethorpe,

bet Baldwin and Few.

Johnson, Edwin, r Girard, Ala.

Johnson, Mrs. Emma, r Girard, Ala,

Johnson, Frank, c, bar-keeper with Wash Bain, r east common.

Johnson, Frank C., of Frank C. Johnson & Co., r Wvnn-

ton.

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Johnson, F. C., & Bradford,) d|
Johnson, Frank K-| Wynnton.
JOHNSON, GABJ ford and Th<|
Johnson, George Vl Girard, Alai
Johnson, Mrs. Hail Johnson, Henry, cf|
Brownevillel
Johnson, Henry, c| Johnson,Henry,
Thomas, col Johnson, Henry
r Girard, Af Johnson, Isaac, <1
Few. JOHNSON, JM.ll
cor Mercer.| Johnson, James, Johnson, James ll
Randolph. [
Johnson Jasper, rard, Ala. |
Johnson, Jenny, rard, Ala.I
Johnson, John, ll Johnson, John, (I Johnson, LesteiJ
Thomas.
Johnson, Lewis, cor R * mb
Johnson, Mrs. h| Johnson, Lucy, Johnson, Luke,
Ala. Johnson, Hatha I

payne, r
Ala. Dinas, bet ?ew. -lethorpe,

ingtori. . oad, r cor

r Bay, ab

; .

Church. Jommerce,

tercer, bet

igletlidrpe,

lain, r east , r Wynn-

113

Johnson, F. C., & Co., (Frank C. Johnson and Pleasant S.

Bradford,) dry goods, 72 Broad

. Po _

Johnson, Frank K., salesman with F. C. Johnson & .

JOHNSON^GABBIEL L., c, barber, r Broad, bet Craw-

ford and Thomas.

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Johnson, George W., c, blacksmith with Wm. P. Gnest,

Girard, Ala.

.

Johnson Mrs. Harriet, Broad st. Girard, Ala

Johnson! Henry, carpenter with R. K,, Goetchins * Co., r

Browneville, Ala.

r .`

Johnson, Henry, c, laborer, N. Liberties. 1 Johnson, Henry, c, carpenter with Snyder & Gifford, r

jinscI^nryWr^orer with Swift, Murphy & Co.,

Johnson,GI^lc, ^laborer, r Forsyth, bet Baldwin and

JOHNSON, JAMES, Judge Superior Court, r St. Clair, Johnsocno,rJMamerecse,r.c, laborer, Trou>p, H. Liberti.es *
John,on, James D., snpt. with A. Gammel, r Jackson, ah
Johnson Jaspmy spinner, e! and P. F,, r creek branch, Gi-

Johns^t^W>"". B. and P. F.,r Liberty Hill, GiJ,,hn,on"wess maker, with W SZ^ri^rShet Baldwin and

Johnson^ Lead's, C painter, with Lymt.s Jones, r Forsyth,

cor Randolph.

Johnson, Mrs. Lucy, r Girard, Ala.

Johnson, Lucy, c, cook, r co^Troup.and FnW

Johnson, Luke, c, servant, with Henry mu y,

A |q

,

Johnson, Nathan, c, laborer, with Blonnt feHmman

gig

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114

Johnson, Nelly, widow, seamstress, Girard, Ala.

Johnson, Orfile' O'.', family and fancy grocer, 75 Broad, r

same.

;

Jolmson, Philo, moulder, Columbus Iron Works, r Girard,

Ala.

Johnson, Mrs. Rebecca, c, washerwoman, r Water st, N.

Liberties.

_

Johnson, Robert, c, laborer, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Johnson, Tom. c, laborer, with Dan. Collins, r S. Com-

mons.

Johnson, Walter H., postoffice mailing clerk, St. Clair, cor

Mercer.

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JOHNSON, WILLIAM, local agent Central Line Boats,

Crawford, bet Broad and Oglethorpe, r Forsyth, bel

St Clair.

Johnson, William, r Girard, Ala.

Johnson, William, c, clerk, r Crawford, bet Broad and

Front.

Johnson, William, c, laborer, r McIntosh, bet Thomas and

Baldwin.

(

Johnston, A. F. & Co., (Asbury F. and Chas. T.) grocers,

169 Broad.

Johnston, Asbury F., of A. F. Johnston & Co., r Bryan,

cor Troup.



Johnston, Calvin E., of J. K. Redd & Co., r Linwood.

Johnston. Chas. T., of A. F. Johnston & Co., r 169 Broad.

JOHNSTON, DR. DAVID W., of. Mason & Johnston, r

Rankin House.

Johnston, James D., of Johnston & Sons, r Jackson, cor

Baldwin.

Johnston, James D. Jr., of J. Johnston & Sons, r Jackson,

cor Baldwin.

Johnston, John H., of J. Johnston & Sons, r Jackson, cor

Baldwin.

JOHNSON, J., & SONS, (James D., James D. Jr., and

John H.) dry goods and Groceries, 147 Broad.

Johnston, Nathan, c, porter with A. F. Johnston & Co., r

Wynns Hill.

WPS JUS** *

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fr'JfeWi,

Johnston, William Bryan, cor Tr:
Joines, Edmund W.
Jones, Aaron, c, gai Jones, Aleck, c, br
Few. Jones, Alfred, c, lal Jones, Alonzo, c,
Baldwin.
Jones, Andrew, c, Bryan.
Jones, Chas., c, lab' Jones, Claiboru II.\ Jones, Daniel, c, la Jones, Edward, c,
bel St. Clair Jones, Edmund, c, Jones, Frank, c, fat Jones, George W., .Jones, Henry, c, csj
ville, Ala. JONES, JAMES,
St. Clair an JONES, JAMES
Randolph,
Jones, Jesse, c. coj Jones, John, c, la;
son, ah Covj Jones, John, famij Jones, John, c, be Jones, John J., 1 Jones, John W.,
thorpe.
Jones, Lymus, Jones, Mpek, c, b Jones, Mary, c, v. Jones, Maurice, e Jones, Millett, c,

A.la. , r 75 Broad, r
jrks, r Girard,
Water st, N.
, Liberties, ns, r S. Com-
, St. Clair, cor
1 Line Boats, t Forsyth, bel
it Broad and
it Thomas and 1 >'
8. T.) grocers,
Co,, r Bryan,
Lin wood. . ,r169 Broad, fe Johnston, r
r Jackson, cor
ns, r Jackson,
r Jackson, cor
es D. Jr., and Broad. iston & Co., r

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115

Johnston, William H., clerk with A. F. Johnston & Co., r Bryan, cor Troup.

Joines, Edmund W., saloon, r 182 Broad. Jones, Aaron, c, gardner, r Forsyth, cor Randolph. Jones, Aleck, c, bricklayer, r Jackson, bet Baldwin and

Few.

Jones, Alfred, c, laborer, r Wynns Hills.

Jones, Alonzo, c, shoemaker, r McIntosh, bet Few and

Baldwin.

'

Jones, Andrew, c, boot and shoemaker, Oglethorpe bel

Bryan. Jones, Ghas., c, laborer M. and G. R.R., nr Marshall, Ala.

Jones, Claiborn H., tailor, 102 Broad. .

Jones, Daniel, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala. Jones, Edward, c, drayman with R. R. Thweatt, r Front,

bel St. Clair.

.Tones, Edmund, c, laborer, r Forsyth, bet Few and Early. Jones, Frank, c, family grocer, Oglethorpe, bel Bryan.

Jones, George W., warper E. and P. F.,r Browneville, Ala. .Jones, Henry, c, carpenter with N. W. Ashurst, r Browne-

ville, Ala.

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JONES, JAMES, c, boot and shoemaker, Oglethorpe, bet St. Clair and Crawford, r nr cemetery.

; JONES, JAMES S., dry goods and notions, 66 Bigad. cor

Randolph, r Broad, ab Randolph.

Jones, Jesse, c, cor McIntosh and Baldwin..

Jones, John, c-laborer with Allen, Freer & Illges, r Jackson, ab Covington,
i Jones, John, family grocer, N. Liberties.

Jones, John, c, boot and shoemaker, N. Liberties,

i Jones, John J., 102 Broad. Jones, John W., of Jones & Boland, r Crawford cor Ogle-

thorpe. Jones, Lymus, c, j>ainter, Oglethorpe, ab Crawford.

Jones, Mpck, c, laborer, r McIntosh, bet Few and Baldwin.

i Jones, Mary, c, washerwoman, r'N. Liberties. ! Jones, Maurice, c, laborer, r Fulton, bet Front arid Broad,

i Jones, Millett, c, washerwoman, Girard, xkla.

116
Jones, Nancy, seamstress, Girard, Ala. Jones, Natliari, c, laborer, r Forsyth, bet Early and Few. Jones, Robt'. c, porter with Rosette & Eawhon, r Oglethorpe,
bel Crawford. Jones, Robt. c, expressman, r Wynns Hill. Jones, Silla, c, washerwoman, r Troup, bet Early and Fulton. Jones, Stroter, c, laborer, Troup, bet Few and Early. Jones, Mrs. Susan, weaver E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Jones, Thomas, c, laborer with S. W. R. R., r McIntosh,
ab Bryan. Jones, Thomas, family grocer, r Girard, Ala. Jones, Van, c, carpenter with Corbally & Chalmers, .r
Wynns Hill. Jones, William, c, blacksmith helper with F. Taylor, r
Wamocks Hill. Jones, William, c, laborer, r Jackson, bel Baldwin. Jones, Wm., c, porter with T. J. Me Adam, r Jackson, bet
Baldwin and Few. Jones, J. Joseph, clerk with Dr. R. A. Ware, r Broad, bet
St. Clair and Randolph. Jones, Wm. B., money clerk Southern Express Co., r Rus-
sell co., Ala. JONES & BOLAND, (John W. Jones and Andrew J.
Boland,) saloon, restaurant and bowling alley, Opera House, Crawford, cor Oglethorpe. JORDAN' G. GUNBY, secretary and treasurer Eagle and Phenix Manufacturing Co., and agent Firemans Fund Insurance Company, r St. Clair, cor Front. JORDAN, JOHN L., druggist, 186 Broad, r Oglethorpe, bel Baldwin. JORDAN, OSCAR S., manager Thread Mills with E. and P. Mf g Co. r Forsyth, bel Randolph. Joseph, Isaac, of Joseph & Bro., r Broad, bet Thomas and Baldwin. JOSEPH, JACOB, dry goods and clothing, 138 Broad. Joseph, Moses, of Joseph & Bro., r Oglethorpe, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

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^ f I JOSEPH d BRO.,

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Broad.

Judson, Lettie, school i

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V

Kaiser, Chas,. clerk, wi
Front. Kaufman, Jacob, of J.
dolph and St. Cl; Kaufman, Julius, of J.
dolph and St. Cl KAUFMAN, J. J ./., ,
cers and plantat1 Bryan. Kaul, Sam'l, of Sam'l 1 Kaul, Sam'l & Co., (Sal
goods, 167 Broad] Kayanagh, Mrs. Mary ' Keen, John F., machinii
.. Randolph. Kealy, Thomas, machinii Iveil, Manson, ice maker!1
rard, Ala. Keith, Daniel, consultin'] Kelly, Mrs. Ann, grocf Kelly, Elias, weaver, E.
I Kelly, George, laborer, v I Kelly, George, W., jr.,
I Kelly, George W,, farm! Kelly, Green, spinner, K Kelly, Horace, laborer K Kelly, James, laborer E.
Kelly. John, laborer E. Kelly, Patrick, painter S1
Crawford. Kelly, Mrs. Sarah E., se; I

117 JOSEPH & BRO., (Isaac and Moses,) dry goods, 69
Broad. Judson, Lett.ie, school teacher Claflin school.

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Kaiser, Chas,. clerk, with Charles Heyman, r Crawford, ab

Front.

Kaufman, Jacob, of J. & J. Kaufman, r Forsyth, bet Ran-

dolph and St. Clair.

Kaufman, Julius, of J. & J, Kaufman, r Forsyth, bet Ran-

dolph and St. Clair.

KAUFMAN, J. & J., (Jacob and Julius,) wholesale gro-

cers and plantation supplies, 14 and 16 Broad, cor

Bryan.

Kaul, Sam'l, of Sam'l Kaul & Co.

Kaul, Sam'l & Co., (Sam'l Kaul and J. Kernicker,) dry

goods, 167 Broad.

Kavanagh, Mrs. Mary Ann, r Thomas, ab Front.

Keen, John F., machinist, with S. W. R.R., r Forsyth, ab

Randolph.

1

Kealy, Thomas, machinist, r Thomas, bet Front and Broad.

Keil, Manson, ice maker with Columbus Ice Company, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Keith, Daniel, consulting engineer, r McIntosh, bel Thomas.

Kelly, Mrs. Ann, groceries, r Crawford, bel Broad.

Kelly, Elias, weaver, E. and P. F#, r Marshall, Ala. Kelly, George, laborer, with E. and P. F , r Girard, Ala.

Kelly, George, W., jr., laborer, E. and P. F., r Marshall.

Kelly, George W,, farmer, r Marshall, Ala.

Kelly, Green, spinner, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Kelly, Horace, laborer E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala.

Kelly, James, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Kelly; John, laborer E. and P, F,, r Browneville, Ala.

Kelly, Patrick, painter S. W. R.R., r cor McIntosh and

Crawford.

Kelly, Mrs. Sarah E., seamstress, r Browneville, Ala.

118

Keely, Thomas M., machinist Columbus Iron Works.

Kendrick, Charles A., pastor First Baptist Church, r Crawford, bet Troup and Forsyth.

Kendrick, Clark, c, barber with Joe Clark & Sod, r nr S.

W. B E.

Kendrick, Samuel, weaver E. and P.,F., r Browneville, Ala.

Kennedy, Mrs. Eliza A., millinery and fancy goods, 60

Broad, r Troup, bet Crawford and Thomas.

Kennedy, Sarah, with Mrs. E. A. Kennedy, r Troup, bel Thomas.

Kennedy, Wm. S., clerk with Mrs. E. A. Kennedy, r Troup,

r bel Thomas.

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KENNEDY, THOMAS, blacksmith, r Troup, bet Craw-

ford and Thomas.

Kennedy Thomas J., clerk with Swift, Murphy & Co., r

Troup, bet Crawford and Thomas.

Kennedy, W. M., salesman Wilson Sewing Machine, r 153

Broad.

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Kennington, James, painter, with Bradford, & Co., r Gi-

rard, Ala. Kennington, Joseph, city canvasser, with E. S. Roberts,

Universal Life Ins. Co., r Girard, Ala.

Kent, Frederick, agent-for Denis Cronin, r Front, bet

Thomas and Baldwin.

Kent, Gilbert, painter, r irard, Ala.

Kent, James, painter, with Geo. W. Gafford, r Girard, Ala-

KENT, WARNER R., saddlery, harness, Ac.,-JO2 Broad,

Troup, bet'Crawford and St. Clair.

Kern, Emanuel, of Kern & Loeb, r 59 Broad.

Kern & Loeb, (Emanuel Kern and Solomon Loeb,) dry

goods and clothing, 59 Broad.'

Kernicker, J., of Sam'l Kaul & Co.

Ketcbum, Frank, picker tender, with Muscogee Mfg Co.,

Broad, bet Bridge and Franklin.

Key, Eliza, c, cook, with B. Hawkins, r Mercer, ab Crawford.

Key, Joseph S , pastor St. Luke's Church, r cor St. Clair and McIntosh.

5*.. * 4-

Keys, Glenn H., clerk, r ljj

Keyle, Henry, c, laborer,

Oglethorpe.

Kidd, Chas., turner, wuth

thorpe, bel Ct Clair

Kidd, Thomas, carpenter

Browneville, Ala. ij

Kilgrow, Joseph S., fireunS

St. Clair. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Martha,

dolph.

i

Kimbrough, Alfred, paint!

Ala.

j

King, George, c, marbhj

Front, bet Thomas |

King, Isaac, c, laborer, r <j

KING, JOHN, banker, ?

Broad, r Broad, bet

King, John E., painter \f

Front.

KING, JOSEPH, boot aJ

thorpe, cor Few.

King, Marshall, c, cook,

Crawford.

King, Mary, c, washerw

King, Moses, c, laborer, r]`

King, Each T., collector b

bet St. Clair and C I

Kinsel, Chas. M., of Wit [

thorpe and Broad.

Kirks, Isham, c, laborer,

Kirven, James, r Broad,

Kirven, Joseph A., clerk

tosh, bet Randolphl

Kirven, Richard M., dra;

Kleber, Madame Mary B. Klefbeck, --, coppersmit1

Broad.

ySv&PXmSS'Lvbvtmr '

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loherts

119

Keys, Glenn H., e Keyle, Henry, c, 1

Front, bet Crawford and Thomaswith C. G. Bize, r Randolph, cor

Oglethorpe Kidd, Chas.,.turner, with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r

thorpe, hel Ct Clair.

Kidd, Thomas, carpenter, Browneville, Ala.

Kilgrow, Joseph S., fireman St. Clair.

Kilpatrick, Mrs. Martha, bo; dolph.
Kimbrough, Alfred, painter

King, George, c, marble polisher with H. McCauley, r Front, bet Thomas and Baldwin,
King. Isaac, c, laborer, r Jackson, bet Baldwin and Fere. KING, JOHN, banker, and proprietor Thread Mills, 71
Broad, r Broad, bet Baldwin and Few. TTiniy .Tntm F nainter with S. W. R-R-, r Thomas, cor

Broad

120

Klink, Chas. A., r Forsyth, bet St. Clair and Crawford.

KLINK, A. B., saloon and restaurant, r 144 Broad.

KLINK, HENRY G., club room, 144 Broad.

Klinkerfuss, Frederick, boot and shoemaker, with F. Wild-

ing, r Front, ab Early.

KNARESBORO, REV. PATRICK JOHN, Catholic priest

and pastor ad interim, r Jackson, bet Baldwin and

Few.

Knight, Billy, c, laborer, Marshall, Ala.

Knight, Washington, c, laborer, r Fulton, bet McIntosh and

Mercer.

c

Knowles, Frank, c, laborer, Columbus Iron Works, Broad,

Girard, Ala.

Knowles, Franklin, machinist, r Girard, Ala.

Knowles, John, machinist, r Girard, Ala.

Knowles, Mrs. Mary, storekeeper, r Girard, Ala.

KCEHNE, GUSTAVUS A., merchant tailor, 134 Broad,

r Front, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

KORNER, WILLIAM, dealer in furniture, dry goods, and manufacturer of trunks, 143 Broad.

Krause, Wm., pastry cook at Rankin House, r Crawford,

bet Broad and Front.

Kroll, George, c, laborer, r Girard, Ala.

Kroll, John, boot and shoemaker, Crawford, bet Broad and Oglethorpe, r Girard, Ala.

Kurniker, Jacob, r Troup, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Kurniker, Elwood, of Chas. Heyman & Co,, r 136 Broad.

Kunsberg, Raphael, clerk, r Oglethorpe, nr St. Clair.

Kyle, John H., of J. Kyle & Co., r Randolph, cor Mercer.

Kyle' Joseph, of J. Kyle & Co., r Randolph, cor Mercer.

KYLE, J., & CO., (Joseph and John H. Kyle,) dry goods,

hoots, shoes, &c.`, 100 Broad.

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Income, Justin,hoot and shoemaker, Oglethorpe, he! Bryan, r Forsyth, ah Covington.

LaHatt, Mrs. Elizabeth Broad.
LaHatt, Julius II., of La LaHatt, Macon T., print.
Broad. LaHatt & Co.,\(Julius H
ily grocers, 149 Bi LAMAR, A. R., editor
Few.
Lamar, John E., county Lamb, H. H., of Radclifi Lamhertson, Mrs. Susan, Lamhertson, Wm. T., e
Broad. Lamon, John, machinist
Early. Lancaster, Benjamin J., Landauer, Hermann, of 1 Landauer, Sigmund, of
Thomas and Bald LANDAUER, S., &
dry goods and no Landon, Frank, of F. Ljj LANDON, F., & COf
Day,) hats, caps, Lane, Henry H., c, hlr|
field.
.Laney, S. V., atty. at 1 Langdon, Wm., boolc-
Broad, bet Bal.Lv Langdon William P.,
Broad, bet Baldvj
Langley, Mrs. Emily, 1 Lansford, Mrs. Caroliru
ville, Ala. Lansford, Fanny, th.o
ville, Ala.

Iff ford, id. \ [F. Wildolic priest [dwin and
Intosk and a, Broad,
134 Broad, goods, and Crawford,
Broad and win. 16 Broad. Clair. Dr Mercer.. r Mercer. I dry goods,
bel Bryan,

121

LaHatt, Mrs. Elizabeth J., Pulaski hoarding house, 153

Broad. LaHatt, Julius H., of LaHatt & Co., r Broad, ab Crawford.

LaHatt, Macon T., printer with Columbus Enquirer, r 153

Broad.

.

LaHatt & Co.,\(Julius H. LaHatt and William Davis) fam-

ily grocers, 149 Broad.

i -

LAMAR, A. R., editor Savannah Advertiser, r Broad, cor

Few.

Lamar, John E., counfy surveyor.

Lamb, H. H., of Radcliff & Lamb, r 124 Broad.

Lambertson, Mrs. Susan, seamstress, 38 Broad.

Lambertson, Wm. T., engineer M. and W. P. R.R., r 38 Broad.
Lamon, John, machinist with S. W. R.R. r Oglethorpe, bel

Early.

Lancaster, Benjamin J., carpenter, Broad st. Girard, Ala. Landauer, Hermann, of S. Landauer & Bro., r 82 Broad.

Landauer, Sigmund, of S. Landauer & Bro., r Broad, bet Thomas and Baldwin.
LANDAUER, 8., & BRO., (Sigmund and Hermann,)

dry goods and notions, 82 Broad.

Landon, Frank, of F. Landon & Co., r Montgomery, Ala. LANDON, F., & CO., (Frank Landon and Henry E.

Day,) hats, caps, &c., 91 Broad. Lane, Henry H., c, blacksmith with Welch & Co., r old

field.

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!janey, S. V., atty. at law, r 109 Broad. Langdon, Wm., book-keeper with Wittich & Kinsel, r
Broad, bet Baldwin and Few.

Langdon William P., clerk with G. W. Brown & Co., r Broad, bet Baldwin and Few.

Langley, Mrs. Emily, Broad st. Girard, Ala.. Lansford, Mrs. Caroline, weaver E. and P. F., r Browne-

ville, Ala. Lansford, Fanny, thread hander E. and P. F., r Browne-
ville, Ala. '

122

Larkin, Denis, r Jackson, let Baldwin and Few. ' Laurus, Eugene, cor McIntosh and Bryan. Law,'Chas. H., salesman with- W. J. Chaffin, r Forsyth,
het St. Clair and Crawford.

LAW, SAMUEL B., physician, Broad, cor St. Clair, r

la

Forsyth, het St. Clair and Crawford.

Lawhon, Sam'l, c, shoemaker with Wm. II. Tines, r Broad, het Bryan and Franklin.

Lawhon, Samuel E., of Rosette & Lawhon, r Broad, cor St. Clair.

Lawrence, A. R., watchman with W. R.R., r McIntosh, cor Bryan.

Lawrence, James, billiard keeper with J. W. Ryan, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Lay field, George M., baker with J. M. Layfield, r Ogle-

thorpe, cor Crawford.

LAYFIELD, JAMES M., confectioner and baker, Craw-

ford, cor Oglethorpe.

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Layfield, Robt. clerk with J. M. Layfield, r Oglethorpe,

cor Crawford.

Leary, Charles, c, whitewashes r cor McIntosh and Fulton; Led singer, Robt. W., cotton buyer, Front bel St. Clair, r
Oglethorpe, bet St. Clair and Crawford. Lee, David, c, laborer,'r Wynns Hill.

Lee, James C., farmer, and dealer in wood, Girard, Ala. LEE, MRS. LIZZIE A., millinery and fancy goods, 89
Broad.
Lee, Michael IT., merchant, S9 Broad. Leinon, Emma Ei, millinery and fancy goods, Randolph,
ah Broad, r Jackson, bel Few. Lenihan, Martin, rock mason and gardner, r Crawford, bet
Broad and Front.
Leon, Peter, clerk with S. Ivaul & Co., r Troup, ab Baldwin.
Lequin, Chas. H., watches and jewelry, .84 Broad, r St. Clair, cor Oglethorpe.
Lewis, George, c, barber with Shepherd Rogers, r Jackson ab Bryan.

M ''

Lewis, Georgil Bridge!
Lewis,, James! Lewis, Jason,! LEWIS,. JO}
thorpe,1 Lewis, -- brie I Lewis, Mack, 1
Merceril Lewis, Mrs. Ml
Fulton J Lewis, Thorna}
and Fuj Lewis, Wm. ill ligon, jom
t Forsyl Ligon, John Vi
Forsythj Liman, George]
Bald will Linn, Moses, cl
Brownell Lips, George vl
Broad. Lips, Theo. A. |
Broad. LIPS, TIlEOl|
W.) salt Little, Mrs. Mai
Bald win.] LITTLE, BA! |
Chattah. Bryan m LITTLETON, bet Jacks Lize, George, htl Lize, Wm., label Lloyd, Chas. car|

Crawthorpe, Fulton; Clair, r
Ala. ids, 89
idolph ird, bet b Bald-
ackson

123 Lewis, George W., clerk with M. McCook, r Oglethorpe, bet
Bridge and Franklin. Lewis, James A., of Gawley & Lewis, r Rankin House.

r Jackson' bet Crawford and Thomas. jEW 18' J0SEPH B., family grocer, Randolph, cor Ogle-
thorpe, r same. Lewis, - bridge contractor, r Franklin, bel Oglethorpe.

Lewis, Mack, c, expressman, r Fulton, bet McIntosh and

Mercer.

.

Lewis, jMr^ Minerva, .seamstress, r McIntosh, bet Early and

Lewis, Thomas, d offer E. and P. F., r McIntosh, bet Early

and Pulton.

. .

J

Lewis, Wm. M., painter, Broad st. Girard, Ala.

JOHN family grocer, Crawford, bel Oglethorpe, r Forsyth, cor St. Clair.

Ligon, John W,, clerk with 0. 0. Johnson, r .St. Ol.ir, cor I orsyth.

Liman George, c, carpenter, r Forsyth, bet Thomas and

oakiwin.

Linn, Moses, carpenter with R, R. Goetchhis & Co r

ll

Browneville, Ala.

'

Lips, George W.,ofT. A. Lips & Bro,, , St. ' Clair, ab

Broad.

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Lips, Theo A. of Theodore A. Lips' & Bro., r St. Clair, ab

Broad. ___

'

UPS, THEoeOBE A. <t BRO., (Theo. A, and George W.) saloon and billiards, St. Clair ab Broad

Little, Mrs. Mary, seamstress, r Jackson, bet Thomas and

oaldwin.

L1TTLCnvh, attahoochue''e 'dCttiorrcnueiyt, a9t5,a"Bbroad, srolJicaictkorsogne,nebreatl Bryan and Randolph.
LITTLETON, DAVID, blacksmith and wheel right., Bryan
bet Jackson and Oglethorpe, r 24 broad Lme, George laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala
Lize Wm., laborer F, and P. F., r Browneville, Ala ' Bloyd, Ohas. carpenter with Corbally & Chalmers.

124:

Lloyd, George I., harness maker with W. R. Kent, r Ogle-

thorpe, nr Perry House.

Lloyd, Mrs. Mary E., r Troup, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Lloyd, Theodore A., messenger with Chattahoochee Nation-

al Bank.. ,

Lockett, Launton, c, porter with J. & J- Kaufman, r Gi-

rard, Ala,

.

-

Lockett, Mrs. Louisa, r Forsyth, ab Bryan.

Lockhart, Young, c, hostler with A. Gammell, r Ogle-

thorpe, ab Randolph.

Loeb, Aaron, dry goods and clothing, 64 Broad,

Loeb, Solomon, of Kern & Loeb, r 59 Broad.

. \

Long, Edgar T., salesman with Boatrite & Clapp, r Broad, cor St, Clair.

Long, Henry, fireman S. W. R.R., r Mercer, bet Thomas

and Crawford.

Long, James W., cotton shipper with Redd, Chambers &. Banks, r Troup, cor Bryan.

Long, N. W., farmer, r Troup, bet Franklin & Bryan.

Lopez, Cayetans, cigar manufacturer, Broad, ab Thomas. Loudonbar, Frank, cigar maker, r Forsyth, bet Bryan and

Randolph.

Love, Booker, c, laborer, r McIntosh, bet Baldwin and Few.

Love' Isaac, c, laborer with C. E. & A. Dexter, r cor Mercer and St. Clair.

Love, Jubilee, c, drayman with T. J. Dudley, r Forsyth, ab Baldwin..

Love, Washington, c, cotton sampler with C. E. & A. Dexter, r cor Mercer and St. Clair.

Lovelace, Joseph, fireman W. R.R., r K.R. ^ard.

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Low. Isaac, engineer, r Oglethorpe, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Lowe, Aleck, c, blacksmith, r cor Thomas and Forsyth.

Lowenthal, Leopold, of L. Lowenthal & Co., r Crawford,

bel Forsyth. .Lowenthal, L.& Co., (Leopold Lowenthal and xMoses Si-

mons,) dry goods, clothing, &c., 166 Broad.

'

Luclde, Cornelius B.,| r 169 Broad.
Luckie, Mark, c, porj Fulton.
Luke, William H., Crarvford and
Lumford, Octavia, Oglethorpe, bt
Lyle, Geo. W., E..ai Lyle, Warren F., lall Lyle, William, laborf Lynah, James M., cii Lynch, Charles, painl Lynch, Louis M., saj
Forsyth. Lynn, Mrs. Susan, v]
Few and Early. Lyon, Cautious 0., n| Lyon, John, of Wel<|
Baldwin.
Me Adam, Thomas Broad. '
McAfee, James, c, pi tosh, bet Few j
McAlister, Win. J., bel Baldwin.
McArdle, Francis, ofl ton and Covi I
McArthur, Dan'l, t| Clair.
McArthur, Green, c First Baptist
McBride, James H.,| ville, Ala.

tent, r UgieIBaldwin. Iiee Nationman, r Gi
r Osrle-
p, r Broad, I ' et Thomas iamhers & sryan. Thomas. Bryan and i arid Few. r cor Merr Forsyth, & A. Dex-
olph and rsyth. Crawford

125

Lnckie, Cornelius B., salesman with A. F. Johnston & Co.

r 169 Broad.

'

Lnckie, Mark, c, porter with R. M. Gunhy, r Forsyth, ah

Fulton.

Luke, William H., c, hoot and shoemaker, j Broad, bet

Crawford and Dillingham.

Lumford, Octavia, c, repairer with Albert Hargraves, r

Oglethorpe, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Lyle, Geo. W., E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Lyle, Warren F., laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Lyle, William, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Lynah, James M., city sexton, r Bridge.

Lynch, Charles, painter, r Forsyth bel Baldwin.

Lynch, Louis M., salesman with L. Harris, r St Clair, nr

Forsyth.

Lynn, Mrs. Susan, weaver, E. and P. F., r Mercer, bet

Few and Early.

Lyon, Cautious C., mechanic, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Lyon, John, of Welch & Co., r Jackson bet Thomas and

Baldwin.

]VTo.
McAdam, Thomas J., family grocer, 190 Broad, r 188 Broad. 1
McAfee, James,-exporter with Cargill & Daniel, r McIntosh, bet Few and Early.
McAlister, Wm. J., architect with E. and P. F., r Front, bel Baldwin.
McArdle, Francis, of C. Salvo & Co., Oglethorpe, bet Fulton and Covington.
McArthur, Dap'l, of McNeill & McArthur, r Broad, cor St. Clair.
McArthur, Green, c, 'family grocer, 178 Bioad, and pastor First Baptist Church, r Forsyth ab Baldwin.
McBride, James H., factory hand E. and P. F., r Browueville, Ala.

126

McBride, Joseph A., weaver E. and P. F., r Jackson, cor

Early.

McCahey, Michael, Justice of Peace, 126 Broad,r Oglethorpe,

cor Baldwin.

McCann, Mrs. Martha, Oglethorpe, bel Bridge.

McCarter, Wm. E., machinist S. W. R.R., r cor Troup and

Baldwin.

McCarty, John, r Jackson, bet Baldwin and Few.

McCaston, William, c, carpenter, r Troup, N. Liberties.

McCauley, Henry, marble works, undertaker, 40 Broad, r

Summerville, Ala.

McCauley, Henry, c, butcher with Patrick & Bro., r Jack-

son, bel Baldwin.

McClellan, Wesley, blacksmith with David Littleton, r

Jackson, cor Bridge.

McCloud, John, engineer W. R.R., r Rankin House.

McCook Matthew, family grocer, r Oglethorpe bet Bridge

and Franklin.

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McCook, William M., family grocer, r N. Liberties.

McCormick, Henry, ship carpenter, r Front bet Few and

Early. *

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McCoy, Simon, c, laborer, Girard, Ala.

McCracken, Bell, in harness shop E. and P. F., r Browne-

ville, Ala.

McCracken, Mrs. Mary E., r Browneville, Ala.

McCrea, Mrs. Martlia, r Marshall, Ala.

McCulloch, Richard, c, boot and shoe maker, r Wynns Hill.

McGubbins, John W., poultry dealer, r Front, bel Baldwin.

McDaniel, Juliet, dress maker, r 85 Broad.

McDaniel, Mrs. Tiney, r Girard, Ala.

McDonnell, Hugh, engineer M. and G. R.R., r Forsyth, cor

Thomas.

McDonough, Chas., laborer E. and P. F., r Girard,'Ala.

McDonough, John, laborer, r Girard,.Ala.

McDoodle, Mrs. Frances, r cor McIntosh and Randolph.

McDougald, Mrs. Anna Eliza, r Perry House.

McDOUGALD,, WILLIAM A.? president N.'and S. R.R.,

r Perry House.



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127 |

McDowell, John, c, laborer with ;

,

Mercer, ab Thomas.

McDuffey, John, laborer, r Forsyte-

lin.

McDuffey, Mrs. Sarah, r Forsyth,

McEachren, Edward S., of T. S.

tlrorpe, hel Washington.

McEachren. Thomas, policeman, r

McElrath, Mrs. Martha, weaver E.|

Ala.

McElvy, William, family grocer, ;

rard, Ala.

McGahey, John, dealer in wood, r:

McGee, Garret, c, saloon, r Front,

McGehee, Allen C., cotton buy

Jackson, cor Washington, f

McGehee, Christopher C., of Flo

Forsyth, bet Bryan and Ra ,

McGoff, John, watchman N. and ! ;

McGoff, Mary, milliner with Mrs.

McGough, Mrs.'Eliza, factory h

thorpe, bet Randolph and

McGough, George L., of John Met

bet Front and Broad.

McGough, John, of John McGoi: ' Ala.

McGOVGH, JOHN & C'O. (John '

dry goods, shoes, &c., 115 fi

McGovern, Ja's, tin smith with ,

bet Thomas aod Crawford.

McGovern, Wm., of J. H. Con

Few and Baldwin.



McGraw, Mrs. Rhoda Arm, b

Thomas and Crawford.

McGuirt, Silas G., night watch no McILHENNY, JOHN, Mayor ot
Columbus Gas Light Co. Jackson, bel Crawford.

} --

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4 I

[son, cor jlethorpe,

[roup and

[erties.

Broad, r

I

r

[, r Jack-

.tleton, r
fee.1 let Bridge

[Few and

fr Browne-

pirns Hill, il Baldwin.
[orsyth, cor cl/Ala. idolph. id S. R.R.,

127

McDowell, John, c, laborer with Allen, Preer & Illges, r

Mercer, ah Thomas.

McDuffey, John, laborer, r Forsyth, bet Bryan and Fran

lin.

..

McDuffey, Mrs. Sarah, r Forsyth, bet Bryan and Franklin. McEachren, Edward S., of T. S. Young & Co., r Ogle-

thorpe, bel Washington.

McEachren. Thomas, policeman, r Troup, hel Baldwin.

McElrath, Mrs. Martha, weaver E. and P. F. r Browneville,

A.la McElvy, William, family grocer, Marshall, r Broad st. Gi-

rard, Ala.

McGahey, John, dealer in wood, r Marshall, Ala.

McGee, Garret, c, saloon, r Front, bet Crawford and Thomas.

McGehee, Allen C., cotton buyer Planters warehouse, r

Jackson, cor Washington.

McGehee, Christopher C., of Flournoy, McGehee & Co., r

Forsyth, bet Bryan and Randolph.

McGoff, John, watchman N. and S. R. R-, r Girard, Ala.

McGoff, Mary, milliner with Mrs. L. A. Lee, r Girard, Ala.

McGough, Mrs.'Eliza, factory hand E. and P. F., r Ogle-

thorpe, het Randolph and Bryan.

McGough, George L., of John McGough & Co., r Randolph,

bet Front and Broad.

McGough, John, of John McGough & Co., r Glennville, Ala.

McGOVGH, JOHNjc GO. (John and George L. McGough)

dry goods, shoes, &c., 115 Broad.

McGovern, Ja's, tin smith with C. Salvo & Co., r Front,

-!

het Thomas and Crawford. McGovern, Wm, of J. H. Connor & Co., r Jackson, het

Few and Baldwin.

McGraw, Mrs. Rlioda Ann, hoarding house, r Front, het

Thomas and Crawford.

McGuirt, Silas G., night watchman W. R.R., r R.R. Yard.

McILHENNY, JOHN, Mayor of Columbus, superintendent

Columbus Gas Light Co., and of A. Clegg & Co. r

Jackson, hel Crawford.

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128

McINTOSH, REV. JOHN R., principal Columbus select

school, r Jackson bet Franklin and Bridge.

McJUNKIN, JOHN D., mattress maker and upholsterer,

r Broad, edr Franklin.

McKee, John Gr., carriage repository, Oglethorpe, r For-

syth, bet Franklin and Bridge.

McKendree, Edward, clerk with John J. McKendree, r Jack-

son, bet Bridge and Washington.

McKENDREE, JOHN J., grain, hay, produce, &c., 131

Broad, r Jackson, bet Bridge and Washington.

McLaughlin, Stephen, Watchman at W. R.R. bridge, r

N. Liberties.

McLEOD, MURDOCH D., saloon, Oglethorpe ab Ran-

. dolph.

McMichael, Wm. S., constable, 55 Broad, r Broad, bel

Franklin.

McNaughton, Walter S., cotton sampler, r Front, bet

Thomas and Baldwin.'

.

McNealy, Charles, laborer E. and P. F. r Marshall, Ala.

McNeil, Mai com F., engineer, r Forsyth, bet Early and

Few.

McNeil, Mrs. M. F., dressmaker, r Forsyth, ah Early.

McNEILL, JAMES M.p attorney at law, and Justice of

-Peace, 139 Broad, r Forsyth, bel Crawford.

McNEILL, JOHN A., wholesale and family grocer, and

plantation supplies, 155 Broad, r RankinJETouse.

McNeill, Joseph, c, laborer, r Jackson, bet Few and Early.

McNeill, Markham, tinsmith with C. Salvo & Co., r For-

syth, bet Few and Early.

McNeill, Rory, of McNeill & McArthur, r St. Flair, cor

Oglethorpe.

McNeill & McArthur, (Rory McNeill and Dan'l McArthur)

bay, grain and provisions, St. Clair, cor Oglethorpe.

MeOllister, William, foreman card room No. 1, E. & )?. F.,

r Browneville, Ala.

McPhail, John D., machinist S. W. R. R.., r Troup cor

Franklin.

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MqSHEEHAN, PATRICK, machinist E. and P. F.

T^rrr^rr^r^y

Madden, Pisrict
Hoc*. 1 Madden A~ t>v.
Cottage eft Magee, Mrs. Mali Mahaffey, Josdali Mahaffey, Tfcmm| Mahaffey, Wtllh* Mahone, Wni. A".
Wynns H Mahrenholy, Au; .
Hotel, Maleroy, Thomas Malone, Beujami
St. Clair, { , Manley, John p.j j
Bryan. , Mansfield, George Mansfield, Win Mauwaring, J0]in Marchant, Alexan
Brownevill| Marchant, Daniel Marcrum, Benjam \
bet Fulton ; Marcrum, James 1 ' Marcrum, Theodor Marcus, Benj. K.
Jackson, ]. Marion, Robert, < . Marion, Robert .> Markham, Tim t Markham, Wood*;
Machine, r ' Marshall, Harris, c Martin, Bowe, JU8t

129

Madden, Patrick Henry, of Madden & Ryan, r No. 5 Engine

Hou-e.

Madden & Ryan, (Patrick H. Madden and John Ryan,)

Cottage corn Mills, foot Wynns Hill.

Magee, Mrs. Blartha, spooler E. P. F., r Browneville, A|a.

Mahaffey, Josiah, warper E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Mahaffey, Thomas, spinner E. and P. F,, r Browneville.

Mahaffey, William, engineer, r het Thomas and Baldwin.

Mahone, Wm. A., c, barber with W. E. Terry, r foot of

Wynns Hill.

Mahrenholy, Augustus, tailor with C. A. Koehne, r Central Hotel.

Maleroy, Thomas, c, carpenter, Girard, Ala.

Malone, Benjamin F., cotton buyer, Front cor St. Clair, r

St. Clair, cor McIntosh.

Manley, John P., of C. A. Redd & Co., r McIntosh, cor

Bryan. Mansfield, George, r Broadnax st., Girard, Ala. Mansfield, Wm., c, storekeeper, Girard, Ala.

Man waring, John, miller with G. W. Woodruff, r Bealwood.

Marchant, Alexander D., fa'milv grocer and dry goods, r

Browneville, Ala.

<

Marchant, Daniel H., clerk with Alexander D., r Girard.

Marcrum, Benjamin H., pilot steamer Baudy Moore, r Broad

bet Fulton and Covington.

Marcrum, James F., clerk, r Broad and Covington.

'Marcrum, Theodore A., pilot, r Broad and Covington.

Marcus, Benj. E., cash clerk with Crigler & Gordon, r Jackson, bet Franklin ami Bridge.

Marion, Robert, c, shoemaker, r Forsyth, cor Covington.

Marion, Robert, Jr., c, laborer, r Forsyth and Covington.

Markham, Tim., treasurer Muscogee county, r Wynnton.

Markham, Woodsie, salesman Wheeler and Wilson Sewing

Machine, r Wynnton.

Marshall, Harris, c, carpentei, r Wynns Hill.

Martin, Bowe, Justice of Peace, r Girard, Ala.

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130

Martin, Chas. K., clerk with Wm H. Robert. & Co., r

Broad, bet Bridge and Franklin.

and

Martin, George, farmer, r McIntosh, bet >

Martin^Jamea^c, laborer B. and P. F. r Troup, bet Bridge

"d "X* m"0"- r Crawford bet Broad and Front.

Martin, John, c, blacksmith, Wynns Hill.

MARTIN, JOHN H., editor Daily Sun r Girard Ala.

MARTIN, JOSEPH J-, mail agent M. and G. R.R.,

Girard, A

McIntosh, bel St.

Martin, Neil, watchman S. W. K. tv.,

Martin^bt. c, barber with Simon & John r S -Liberties.

Martin, Clyses, L., treasurer Russell co r G.rard Ala. ^

Martin, William, c, train hand N. andS. R.

N- L

Martin, Wm. R., foreman card room No. 2, E. and R.

Martiniere, Wm. A., traveling salesman with E. and l . r Franklin, cor Forsyth.

Mason', Edward, e, waiter Rankin House, r Forsy *



MASON, Dr. JOHN J,, of Mason & Johnston, r St. 0 c ,

bet Jackson and Troup.

. .,,

Mason Wm. carrier Columbus Enq'r, r St. Clair ah Troi p. MASON & JOHNSTON, (John J. Mason and David
Tobnston ) physicians, 135 Broad. ^---

Master^Mark, blacksmith with S. W. B.B., t Thomas, bet Forsyth and McIntosh.

Matheeon, Alexander S,, supt. cotton department E. and

P F., r Broad cor Baldwin.

Matheson, George, salesman with J. Ennis, r roa , our

Baldwin.

,,ard & Co , r Mercer,

Mathews, Geo., c, porter with E. Barnard

opposite W. R.R- Depot.

,

Mathliews, uGeo R. r Warren bet, BproaTMd anrdBOrogwlentehvoirlplee,. Ala.

Mathews, James, laborer E. and R.

. p , ki

Mathews, Jas. G., clerk with Gawley & L*ewis, r Pulask

House.

_

-. '

Mathews, John S. Intosh, cor
Mathew's, Mrs. M and Broad.
Mathews, Reuben Mathews, Thomas Mathews, Willian May, Isadore, c, ]
ab Crawfor, Mayer, Moses, far Mayers, Frank, c. Mechanics and Sc
and Front. MEHAFFEY, J
and hides, thorpe. Mellichamp, Join, bet Randol Mellon, Samuel, <j Clair. . MERCHANTS , Merrill, Arabella. Merryday, Carlee; McIntosh.
Metts, Leopold, f:, Metz, Henry, dry Metz, Solomon, la Meyer, Frederick
Few and I MEYER. FUEL
egraph Co MEYER, F., <f:
boot and s' findings, 1 Me)'er, Henry T. thorpe, bet Meyer, Louis F.,

131 Mathews, John S., cotton buyer, Front, cor St. Clair, r Mc-

Intosh, cor St. Clair. Mathews, Mrs. Mary, hoarding house, r Thomas, het, Front

and Broad.

Mathews, Reuben H., school teacher Claflin school.

Mathews, Thomas, c, carpenter, Girard, Ala.

Mathews, William I., laborer, Girard, Ala. May, Isadore, c, painter with Lymus Jones, r Oglethorpe,

ab Crawford.

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Mayer, Moses, family groceries and dry goods, r 153 Broad.

Mayers, Frank, c, well digger, Broad st. Girard, Ala.

Mechanics and Scientific Association, St. Clair, bet Broad

and Front.

MEHAFFEY, JOHN, rags, paper, paper stock, metals

and hides, foot of Dillingham, and Bridge, cor Ogle-

thorpe. Mellichamp, John, clerk with J. W. Brooks, r Jackson,

bet Randolph and St. Clair. Mellon, Samuel, c, laborer, r Mercer, bet Crawford and St.

Clair.

I MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS. BANK, 110 Broad. Merrill, Arabella, school teacher Claflin school.

Merry day, Carlee, fireman M. and G. R.R., r Crawford, bel

`

McIntosh.

. .

Metts, Leopold, family grocer, r Wynns Hill.

Metz, Henry, dry goods, 141 Broad. Metz, Solomon, family grocer, r N. Liberties. Meyer, Frederick, of Ff 'Meyer & Co., r Oglethorpe, bet

Few and Early. MEYER, FRED. E., manager Southern and Atlantic Tel-

egraph Co., r Oglethorpe, bet Few and Early.

MEYER, F., & CO., (Frederick and William Meyer,) boot and shoemakers, and dealers in leather and shoe

findings, 130 Broad. Meyer, Henry T., messenger W. U. Telegraph, r Ogle-

thorpe, bet Few and Early. Meyer, Louis F., of Meyer & Busch, r Broad, cor Thomas.

m

132

Meyer, William, of F. Meyer & Co., r Few, bet Broad and

Oglel liorpe.

MEYER & BUSCH, (Louis F. Meyer and John G. Busch} manufacturers and dealers in furniture,^Thomas, cor

Broad.

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MIDDLERROOK, HIRAM, saddles, harness, shoe land-

ings, &c. 94 Broad.

,

Milford, Laura E. J., ot J. Mi. Bennett & Co., r Troup, bet Crawford and Thomas.

Milford, Robt. W.,agt., with J. M. Bennett & Co., r Troup, bet Crawford and Thomas. -

Miller, Bennie, quiller E. and P. F,, r Brownevrlle, Ala. Miller, Chas. F., machinist with S. W. K. B., r bead o ^ .
Clair. Miller, Cornelius, c, laborer, r cor Thomas and Mercer Miller, Mrs. Cynthia, spooler E. and P. F., r Marshall,
Ala.

Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, r nr Troup, N. Liberties. .

Miller, Frank, machinist with S. W. B.R., r Wynnton.

Miller, George T., watchman with S. W. RR.

.

Miller, Gustav A., machinist with S. W. R.R., r St. Clair,

ab Broad.

Miller, Mrs. Mary, r Baldwin, bet Troup and Forsyt

Milton, Moses, c, laborer Dudley's lumber yard, r Mercer,

bet Randolph and Bryan.

''

Miller, Robt. G , salesman with J. A. & W. R- Co y, r Girard, Ala.

Miller, William, fireman M. and G. R RMinter, Mathew 0., salesman with John McGough & Co.,
r 115 Broad.

Mitchell, Henry, c, laborer, N. Liberties. Mitchell, Henry, vegetables, stall No. i. Mitchell, Holland, c, cotton sampler with Allen, Preer &
Illges, r Troup, N. Liberties.

Mitchell, Isaac, r cor Forsyth and Franklur.

Mitchell. Riker, c,hostler, with A. Gammel, McIntosh, r a

Bryan.

,y;

t--.

V,

Mitchell, Robt. G., poli|

ford.

Mitchell, Sarah, school

Mitchell, Warren H., v|

Mitz, S., family grocer,!

Moate, Jesse, moulder \|

Moate, John J., boot ail

Moate, Marion, mouldel

r

win, bel Oglethol

Moate, Mrs. Bally, searl

Moate, Simeon, carpenil

Mobile and Girard R..RI ! MOFFETT, Dr. CH.\

ton.

Moffett, Henry P., booj

cor St. Clair.

Molander, Morris, rm|

Broad.

Moline, Mrs. U., r Oj.

)*

Monroe, George W., \|

Montague, James, c, ll

Montgomery, Joseph, |

MONTI, JACOB G. j

*

cor Franklin.

Moukers, --, with E. I

Monroe, P. L., c, farri

Moore, George T., cl

cor Randolph. [

Moore, Henry D., of

Moore, Jim, c, carpe svth, bel 'PL 11

Moore, Joe, c, cai penl

MOORE, MONTH,\

bet Baldwin

Moore, Raudolph B.l

bet Early am

Moore, Robt., carpei] Browneville,

iBEr

siiSitfiSg li t

133

Mitchell, Robt. G., policeman, r cor McIntosh, and Craw-

ford.

Mitchell, Sarah, school teacher, r Forsyth cor Franklin. .

Mitchell, Warren H., vegetables stall No. 5.

Mitz, S., family grocer, N. Liberties, r same.

Moate, Jesse, moulder with J. C. Porter.

Moate, John J., boot and shoe maker,.r Wynns Hill.

Moate, Marion, moulder at Oolumbuy Iron Works, r Bald^

K

win, bel Oglethorpe.

Moate, Mrs. Sally, seamstress, r Marshall, Ala.

Moate, Simeon, carpenter, r Baldwin, ab Oglethorpe.

Mobile and Girard R..R. office and depot head of Randolph.

MOFFETT, Dr. CHAS. J., druggist, 74 Broad, r Wynn-

toh.

Moffett, Henry P., book-keeper with T. J. Dudley, r Broad,

cor St. Clair.

Molander, Morris, machinist, S. W. R.R., r St. Clair ah

Broad.

Moline, Mrs. U., r Oglethorpe ah Bryan.

Monroe, George W., vegetables stall No. 8.

Montague, James, c, laborer, r Front, bel Thomas.

Montgomery, Joseph, dyer at E. and P. F., r Browneville.

MONTI, JACOB G., tailor, Randolph, ab Broad, r Broad

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cor Franklin.

Moukers, --, with E. and P. F., r Oglethorpe ab Bryan.

Monroe, P. L., o', family grocer, N. Liberties. Moore, George T., clerk-with H. Middlebrook, r Broad,

cor Randolph.

Moore, Henry D., of Moure & Boring, r Broad, cor Bryan.

Moore, Jim, c, carpenter with D. W. Champayne, r For-

syth, bel Thomas.

Moore, Joe, c, carpenter with N. W. Ashurt, r N. Liberties.

MOORE, MONTAGUE M., clerk City Council, r Broad,

bet Baldwin and Jfew.

Moore, Randolph B., with Wm. R. Moore, r Oglethorpe,

bet Early and Fulton.

Moore, Robt., carpenter with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r

Browneville, Ala.

sBf
BBSS
f/A*. w . fSGbl

134
MOORE THOMAS, clerk of market, r Oglethorpe, bet St. Clair and Crawford.
Moore, Thomas, dyer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Moore, Thomas H., clerk steamboat, r Oglethorpe, bet Ear-
ly and Fulton. Moore, Tiff T., photograph gallery, 67 Broad. Moore, William, carpenter with R. R. Goetchius, r Browne-
ville, Ala. Moore, William R., family grocer, Broad cor Thomas, r
Oglethorpe, bet Early and Fulton. MOORE & BORING, (Henry D. Moore and George W.
Boring,) furniture dealers and Upholsters, 22 Broad. Morehead, Martha, seamstress, r Browneville, Ala. Morehead, Thomas, machinist, r Browneville, Ala. Moreland, C. A., matron Girard high school. Morgan, Zach, c, porter with R. Deignan, r Few, bet Ogle-
thorpe and Jackson. MORTON, ALEXANDER G., attorney at law and Com-
missioner for New York and other States, 109 Broad. Morton, Mrs. Catharine, r Broad, cor Baldwin. Morton, Henry, c, school teacher, N. Liberties. Morris, Charles, watchman, r Troup, bel Baldwin. Morris, Danville M., wool sorter, E. and P. F. r Browne-
ville, Ala. Morris. Elisha, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Moses, Isaac I., 96 Broad, r Troup, bel Thomas. Moses, Milton, c, laborer with T. J. Dudley,- r Mercer, ab
Randolph. Moses, Raphael J., attorney at law, 107 Broad, r Musco-
gee co. Moses, Thomas, c, drayman at Cottage mill, r Girard. Moses, Wolf, dry goods and clothing, 161 Broad, r Broad
ab Baldwin. Moshell, James H., blacksmith with Blount & Haiman, r
Russell co., Ala. Mosely, H., r Central Hotel. MOTT, RANDOLPH L., city flour mills, grainery Broad,
cor Crawford, r cor Franklin and Front.

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Mount, William C., mi Troup.
Mulford, David, book-k Franklin.
MULFORD, RANDOi chee National Ba' lin.
Mullin, Mrs'. Mary, r A Munn, John, cotton b
Clair, cor Mclntcj Munn, William S., hoc
Clair, cor Mclnt' MUNDA Y, WM., liver
bet St. Clair and Murdoch, Robt. B., g
Bridge, cor Trov Murdoch, Robt. B. Jr
Bridge. Murdoch, Sam'l S., spe
Co., r Troup, coi MURPHY, EZEKIFA
Clair. MURPHY MATTHEi
Forsyth and Me I Murphy, Samuel G.,.of
Franklin. Murphy, William, c, 1; Murray, Alfred, bill pc Murray, Dan'l, c, gir
r St. Clair, cor . Murray Henry, c, farm
Girard, Ala. ' Murray, John P., gnu
dolph, r 0.;\ tb<. Muscogee ManuG : . Musgrove, Edward If
1 bel Randolph. Mustian, John L., r Bi

evy Broad,

35

Mount, William C., machinist with S. W.

r head of

Troup.

Mulford, David, book-keeper city flour mills, r Broad, cor Franklin.

MULFORD, RANDOLPH M., asst, cashier Chattahoo-

chee National Bank of Columbus, r Broad, cor Frank-

lin.

Mullin, Mrs. Mary, r Marshall, Ala.

Munn, John, cotton buyer, Randolph, bel Broad, r St.

Clair, cor McIntosh. Munn, William S., book-keeper with John Munn, r St.

Clair, cor McIntosh.

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MUNDAY, WM., livery, feed and sale stables, Oglethorpe,

bet St. Clair and Crawford.

Murdoch, Robt. B., g'en'l insurance agent, 92 Rroad, I

Bridge, cor Troup.

Murdoch, Robt. 3. Jr., of Acee & Murdoch, r Troup cor Bridge.

Murdoch, SamTS., special agent Georgia Home Insurance

Co., r Troup, cor Bridge.'

MURPHY, EZEKIEL M., saloon, Oglethorpe, bel St.

Clair.

MURPHY MATTHEW W., city Marshal, r Baldwin, bet'

Forsyth and McIntosh.

Murphy, Samuel G., of Swift, Murphy & Co., r Front, cor

Franklin.

Murphy, William,-e, laborer, r cor Forsyth and .Covington.

Murray, Alfred, bill poster, r Baldwin, bel Forsyth.

Murray, Dan'l, c, gin maker with R. R. Goetchius & Co.,

r St. Clair, cor Jackson.

Murray Henry, c, farmer and dealer in wood, Broadnax st.,

Girard, Ala.

Murray, John P., gun and lock smith, Oglethorpe bel Randolph, r Oglethorpe, bel Thomas.

Muscogee Manufacturing Co., Front, cor'Franklin.

Musgrove, Edward H., delivery clerk W. R.R., r Forsyth bel Randolph.

Mustian, John L., r Broad, cor Few.

136 Myers, Mrs, Almeda, seamstress, r McIntosh, bel Early. Myers, John, mechanic, r Troup, N. Liberties. Myer, Lazaar, Thomas, cor Troup. Myers, John, carpenter with S. W. R.R.
NALL, JAMES H., pastor Presbyterian church, r Jackson, bet Crawford and Thomas.
Nance, Stephen, c, ditcher, r Oglethorpe, ab Bryan. Nance, Thomas, farmer, r Forsyth, bet Franklin and Bryan. Nance, Thomas, clerk, with R. Thompson. Names, Thomas, family grocer, r Crawford, bet Broad and
Front. Names, Thomas, Jr. clerk, with T. Names, r Crawford, bet
Broad and Front. Nathan, Abraham, clerk, with M. Moses, r Front, cor Bald-
win. Needham, Richard, clerk, with Wm. S. Needham, r Broad,
cor Bryan. Needham, Wm. S., wholesale and family grocer, Broad, cor
Bryan, r same. Neilly, George H., book-keeper, with G. W. Woodruff, r
,Wynnton. Neivels, John, painter with Bradford & Co., r Girard,'Ala. Nelson, Gharles, printer, with Enquirer Office, r Oglethorpe,
bet Baldwin and Few. Nelson, John L., printer, with Columbus Enquirer, r Ogle-
thorpe, bet Baldwin and Few. Newman, Louis, of Back & Newman, r Rankin House. Newman, Matilda, ot Newman & Goldsby, r 188 Broad. NEWMAN JOBIAS, lager beer biewery, Girard, Ala.,
and saloon and restaurant, 58 Broad, r Forsyth, .bet Baldwin and Thomas. NEWMAN & GOLDSBY, (Matilda Newman and Georgia Goldsby,) propr' Home House, 183 Broad. Newman, William, carpenter, r Girard, Ala.

Newsom, Es, Newsom, Jail
r Gi rs Newsom, Jail Newsom, Joe
ville, Newsom, Wi; Nix, Atnbros1
H. R., Nix, Geo A/ Norman, Ric;,
het Cr.! Norris, J0hn
Troup/ Norris, Geo. ` Norris, Willi Northon, Ca
B*Mv Northrop,
OgW NuckolL. T1
ar l V Nunn, R.Vr
Byth a Nuunelee, \\
lio, be
Oates, Ji. S ce?
O'Bann : O'Brien ' O'Brien O'Brien, O'Connrc '
hs.ri

Early.

r Jackson,

an. and Bryan.
Broad and

awford, Bet

t, cor Bald-

ra, r Broad,

<>

, Broad,' cor

Woodruff, r

rirard, 'Ala. Oglethorpe,

irer, r Ogle-

House. 18 Broad, irard, Ala., Forsyth, .bet
$
and Georgia ad.

i

187

Newsom, Ese M., dyer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Newsom, James, dresser with Muscogee manufacturing Co.,

r Girard, Ala.

Newsom, James, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Newsom, Josephine, factory hand E. and P. F., r Browne-

ville, Ala.

Newsom, William, r Browneville, Ala.

Nix, Ambrose J., master carpenter M. and G. and S. W.

R. R., r Girard, Ala.

Nix, Geo. A., carpenter with S. W. R.R., r Girard, Ala.

Norman, Richard M., of J. W. Pease & Norman, r Broad,

bet Crawford and Thomas.

Norris, John W., millwright, r Few, bet Jackson and

Troup.

Norris, Geo. A , r Crawford, bel Oglethorpe.

Norris, William, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Northon, Cary, c, painter with Lymus Jones, r Mercer, ab

Baldwin.

Northrop, Cyrus, clerk with J. W. Pease & Norman, r

Oglethorpe, bet Baldwin and Few.

Nuckolls, Thomas J., attorney at law, r Troup, bet Bridge

and Washington.

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Nunn, Robert, c, drayman with R. R. Thweatt, r cor For-

syth and Covington.

' ;

Nunnelee, Walter F., clerk with J. H. Hamilton, r Franklin, bel Oglethorpe.

o
Oates, Jacob, c, blacksmith, with Blount & Haiman, r Mercer, bel Crawford.
O'Banuon, Wm. S., carpenter, r Girard, Ala. O'Brien, John, policeman, r Mercer, bel Fulton. O'Brien, John M., of Bedell & Co., r -Jackson, bel St. Clair. O'Brien, William, cattle dealer, r Troup, bel St. Clair. O'Connor, Martin, family grocer, r Bridge Row or Dilling-
ham st, bet Thomas and Crawford.

138

Odom, Abram, expressman, r Oglethorpe) bel Bridge.

Ogletree, Mrs. seamstress, r 12 Broad.

O'Keefe, Laurence E., of Holstead & Co., r Jackson, bet Crawford and St. Clair.

O'Neal, Wm. L., salesman, with John. McGough & Co., r

115 Br ad. O'Neil, Nelson, c, carpenter, r Cmmerce at, N. Liberties.
O'Pry, Hugh, jail guard.

VRR, WM. B., Agent Wheeler & Wilson Sewiug Machine, 84 Broad, r St. Clair, cor Front.

Osborn, Wm., c, laborer, with W. R.R., r railroad yard.

Ounell, James, butcher, stall in market, r Troup, ab Fulton.

Outler, Robt. A., book-binder, with Sun Office, r Browne-

t

ville, Ala.

Owens, Chas., c, porter, with Williams, Pearce & Hodo, r Browneville, Ala.

Owens, Henry T., beamer, E. and P. F.,r Browneville, Ala.

Owens, John B., wood dealer, r Browneville, Ala. Owens, Melvina, school-teacher, r Browneville, Ala.

Pace, George W., gardner, r Girard, Ala.

Pace, James C., engineer thread mills, r N. Liberties.

Pace, Louisa, saleslady with Mrs. L. A. Lee, r Girard, Ala..

Pacetty, Alexander, blacksmith striker with S. W. R.R.

Palmer, Chas. B , druggist, Broad, ab JTbomas, r Ogle-

thorpe, bet Baldwin and Thomas.

Palmer, Edward B., clerk with J. C. Andrews & Co., r

Oglethorpe, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Palmer, Herndon L , clerk with Thomas & Prescott, r Oglethorpe, bet Baldwin and Thomas.

%

Palmer, John H., canvasser Singer Sewing Machine, r Baldwin, bet Jackson and Troup.

Palmer, W., family grocer, Broad, ab Thomas, r Ogle-

thorpe, bet Baldwin and Thomas. .

Park, Hampton S., cotton buyer and commission merchant, Broad, bel Randolph, r Jackson, bet Randolph and

Bryan.

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T

T

Parks, Millard, wood p

Parks, Wm. V.', car in^

Parramore, William E

and Bryan.

Pastor, Charlie, c, swit

Patrick, David W., of

Clair and Crawf Patrick, James W., of1

Clair and Crawf

Patrick, Mrs. Sarah, r ''

Patrick, Western, dres;

PATRICK & BROTl

stalls 2 and 12 '

PATTEN, MRS. MA t

cor Front.

Patterson, Madison L.,

Mitchell, Russel:

Patterson, Madison L.,

county, Ala.

PEABODY; ELBER'i

Broad, r Oglethi

Peabody, George A..

Life Ins. Co., r 1

Peabody, John, of Pea

win.

V PEABODY & BRAE

r

Brannon), attorf

i, Peacock, Gideon J., of

Peacock, Oliver, sales'

Broad.

PEACOCK & SWIFl S. Swilt), dry go1

Pearce, Edward L, c, !,'

cor Bridge.

Pearce, Roderick C., sa|

Clair, bel Broad

Pearce,coTrh oBsr.i. dJg.e,'.

of x

VV .

140

Ppase, I W;, of J. W. Pease & Norman, r Broad, bet

Crawford and Thomas.

PEASE, J. W., & NORMAN, (John W. Pease and Richard M. Norman,) books, stationery, musical instruments, &c., *76 Broad.

Peddy, David, beamer, with E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.
Peddy, George, beamer, with E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Pender, Richmond, c, carpenter with Snyder & Gifford, r Thomas, cor McIntosh.
Pendley, William, laborer, r Crawford, bet McIntosh and

Mercer. Pekins, Robt. r Girard} Ala. Perrine, Wm. H., foreman with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r
Jackson, bel St. Clair.

Perry House, Oglethorpe, cor Bryan. Perry, Samuel, vegetables, stall No. 12. Perry, Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, r Baldwin, bet McIntosh and
Mercer.

Perryman, James G , clerk with J. S. JoDes, r Broad, cor Randolph.

Persons, John W., salesman with Boatrite & Clapp, r Jackson, cor Few.
PERSONS, MRS. MARY, boarding house, Franklin, bel Oglethoipe.
Pew, Harry, c, striker S. W. R. R., r Mercer, bel Baldwin.

Pfeffer, Leonard, clerk with F. Reich, r Broad, ab Coving-.

ton.

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j

Phelps, Mrs. E., of Phelps & Calhoun, r Jackson, cor Bald- |

win.

Phelps, Mrs. Elizabeth & Mrs. Nannie Calhoun, dressma-

kers, 76 Broad.

PHELPS, GEORGE, surgeon dentist, 70 Broad, r St.

Clair, bet Oglethorpe and Jackson.

Philipbin, John, family grocer, r Dillingham, bel Broad.

Phillips, Charles, operator W. U. Tel. Co., at W. R.R. de-

pot, r Rose Hill.



j

Phili]
Phili
Phill
Pick*
Pick.
Pier<
Pike Pine
Pitts
Pitt
Pitt;
Pitt
Pitt Pla PI a Poe Po.c
IV I 1Vl
P- '
Pc
IV Pc!

r Broad, bet j\r. Pease and ry, musical ini' Browneville, i Browneville, lev & Gifford, r
McIntosh and
etchius & Co., r
let McIntosh and nes, r Broad, cor & Clapp, r JackUse, Franklin, bel 'cer, bel Baldwin. Iroad,' ab Covingackson, cor Bald- J; ualhoun, dressrna'iO Broad, r St. am, bel Broad. ., at W. R.B. de-

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141

Philips, Charles, factory hand, E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Philips, Miley, expressman, with McEachren & Yo.mg,

Phillips,*wtwith Muscogee Mfg Co., r Broad, ab Frank-

Pickett, llobt. , foreman dyer, with A. Clegg & Co., i Qi

Pickett,''william, watchman, at M. and G. B.B., Girard, Pierce," Marcell us A., conductor M. and G. B.R., r Girard,

Pike, Mrs." Esther, nurse, r oW fleW* "n, r 0gle-

Pinckard, Griffin, c, porter with, Thos. E. thorpe, bet Bryan and Fi an v in.

,, : ,

Pittman, Noah W., with Columbus Ice Mfg

Pittman,'Saur'l, laborer, with S. W. E.R., . Browneville,

Pittman! Wm,, clerk, with L. Putney, r Bridge, he, Ogle-

Pitte, Thomas.

B-d, r Oglethorpe, hel

Pitts, Mrs. Mary, r Front, cor Dillingham,, Plant, Paul J., schoolteacher, r Girard, Ala.

P Wm S-'o/l EMdwin & Co, r Marahalville, Ala.

Pogue, James'A, laborer, E. and P. Mfg Co., r Waah.ng-

ton, bel Jackson.

, ..

Pointer, Mrs. Nancy, dressmaker, r Girard,

Poitevant, James, carpenter, r Guard, Ala

PoBard, Ira L salesman, with Crigler & Gordon, r Front,

cor St. Clair.

-av, e W R R

Pomeroy, Frederick M,, pattern maker, witti S. W. R- ,

r Jackson, cor Few.

Pond Asa r Jackson, bet Crawford and Thomas.

Pond', torge T clerk, r

Thomas. '

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W Crawford and

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142

Pool, William, surgeon dentist, 101 Broad, r Franklin, bel

Oglethorpe.

Pope, Robt. C., boot and shoe dealer, 78 Broad, r Broad,

cor Bridge.

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PORTER, DAVID S., iorernan job printing, with Sun, r Oglethorpe, cor Few.

PORTER, EDWARD B., foreman press room Sun office, r Oglethorpe, cor Few.
Porter, Ennis, c, shoemaker, with J. Jones, r Girard, Ala.

PORTER, JOSIAH 0., foundry and machinist, foot Baldwin, r Early, bet Oglethorpe and Jackson.

PORTER, RICHARD B,, c, barber, Oglethorpe, bet Randolph and Bryan, r same.

Postoffice, Oglethorpe, cor Randolph. Potts, Joseph, c, gardner, r Mercer, bel St. Clair.

POU, JOSEPH F.\ attorney-at-law, 109 Broad, r Wynaton.

Powell, Isaac, c, carpenter, r McIntosh, bet Bryan and Franklin.
Prather, A. Clark, clerk for Watt & Walker, r Crawford,

bel Oglethorpe.

Pratt, Alexander, of Jackson & Pratt, r Muscogee Home.

PREER, ILLGES & CO., (Peter Preer, Abraham Illges

and Augustus M. Allen), wholesale and family gro-

cers, 119 Broad, cor St. Clair. Preer, Peter, of Preer, Illges & Co., and of Allen, Preer &
Illges, r Bridge, cor Broad. ,,.--Presbyterian Church, Oglethorpe, cor St. Clair.

Preston, Edmun, c, porter, with P. Spencer, r nr S. W. R. R. shops.

Price, Peter, c. laborer, with Burrus & Williams, r Front, hel St. Clair.

Prolfett, Louis R., car oiler, with S. W. R., r Wynnton.

Profumo, Frank X , confectioner and fancy goods, SO Broad,

r same.

W4m:

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'Preddy, Thomas, wool spinner, E. and P. F., r Browneville Ala.

Prescott, Alfred, Bridge.
Pridgen, Thomas Prince, Mrs. Han PRIOR, PHIL] Pryor, Pink, r W j Purcell, Mrs. Ma
Bridge am PUTNEY, LEW
Hall and S Pyle, James P., s'
Quinn, Mrs. Elle Quin, John, r Tnl Quinn, James 0. I

Radcliff, George RADCLIFF & 1

kiah H. L |

Broad.

Ragland, Dr. A.

Ragland", Dick, c

thorpe, be.|

Ragland, G. Gib

Ragland, Henry, I

Ragland, Mrs. M

,,

son, bel S

Rabm, Augustus

Raiford, E. G.,

and Hand* I

Randall, Robt,,

Brownevi '

arnsey, John A

Broad.

Randolph, Ming>

ranklin, bel d, r Broad, with Sun, r Sim office', r Jirard, Ala. , foot Balde, bet Ran-
i, r WynnBryan and Crawford, [ee Home.
m Illges family groen, Preer &
r S. W R. 8, r Front, fynnton. ,80 Broad, Browneville
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143

Prescott, Alfred, of Thomas & Prescott, r Forsyth, be]

Bridge.

Pridgen, Thomas C, r Jackson, ab Bridge.

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Prince, Mrs. Harriet, r Browneville, Ala.

PRYOR, PHILIP W., farmer, r Wynnton Hill.

Pryor, Pink, r Wynns Hill.

Purcell, Mrs. Mary E., boarding house, r Oglethorpe, bet

Bridge and Franklin.

.

PUTNEY, LEWIS, vegetables, poultry, &c., Odd Fellows'

Hall and Stalls 1 and 3 Market.

Pyle, James P., salesman, with J. Kyle & Co.,r 100 Broad.

Q Quinn, Mrs. Ellen, r Broad, cor Bryan.
Quin, John, r Troup, bet Baldwin and Few. Quinn, James 0., clerk with J. I. Griffin, r 106 Broad.

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Radcliff, George W., of Randcliff & Lamb, r Bealwood.

RADCLIFF & LAMB, (George W. Radcliff and Heze-

kiah H. Lamb,) wholesale and family grocers, 124

Broad.

Ragland, Dr. A. E., r Wynnton.

Ragland; Dick, c, porter with J. & J. Kaufman, r Ogle-

thorpe, bel Baldwin. Ragland, G. Gilmpr%-r Wynnton. Ragland, Henry, c, laborer, r Few, bet Troup and Forsyth. Ragland, Mrs. Mary A., of J. C. Andrews & Co., r Jack-

son, bel St. Clair. Ralim, Augustus, tailor with.G. A. Koehne, r Home House.

Raiford, E. G., of Russell & Raifbrd, r Forsyth, bet Bryan

and Randolph.

Randall, Robt., planer with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r

Browneville, Ala. Ramsey, John A., salesman with Preer, Illges & Co., r 119

Broad.

Randolph, Mingo, c, plasterer, r Troup, bel Early.

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Rankin House, J. W. Ryan, propr, Broad, cor Crawford.

Rankin, James, r Jackson, cor Bridge.

Ray, Henry, c, cotton sampler, r McIntosh, bel Thomas.

Rayford, Stephen, c, laborer with Gifford & Snider, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Reames, George, boot and shoemaker, Warren, ab Broad, r Front, ab Crawford.

Reames, James A., boot and shoemaker, with Z. Cook, r Oglethorpe, ab Bryan.

Redd, Chas. A., of 0. A. Redd & Co., and of Redd, Cham-

bers & Banks, r Oglethorpe, ab St. Clair.

REDD, C. A. & CO., (Chas. A. and William, Redd and

John P. Manley,) wholesale and larnily grocers, hay,

grain, &c., 128 Broad.

REDD, CHAMBERS & BANKS, (Chas. A. Redd, Wm.

H. and James H. Chambers and George Y. Banks,)

cotton factors and commission merchants, foot of Ran-

dolph.

Redd, James K., of'J. K. Redd & Co., r Troup, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Redd, Frank, c, porter, with John Mehaffey, r Oglethorpe,

cor Bridge.

REDD, J. K. & Go., (James K. Redd, Calvin E. Johnston and Nicholas L. Redd,) wholesale and retail grocers,

55 Broad.

Redd, Joseph E., laborer, E and P. Mfg~Co., r Browneville

Ala.

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Redd, Nicholas L., of J. K. Redd & Co., r McIntosh, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Redd, Soule, salesman, with J. K. Redd & Co., r Iroup, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Redd, Wm., of C. A. Redd & Co., r Jackson, ab Bryan.

Redd, William, jr., agent N. and S. R.R., r Wynnton.

Reddy, Nelson, c, laborer, r Troup, bel Few.

Reed, Harrison, c, carpenter, r N. Liberties.

REEVES, JAMES F., manager for the Howe Sewing Ma-

chine Co. Randolph, b Broad, r Linwood.

Reea, Lewis, clerk, n| Reese, James T., mo Reese, John, tinsmit,
Baldwin and Reese, Thomas, c, la, Reese, Wm., c, labo I HEIGH, FREDEli
r Front, cor 1 Reid, Francis W., c , |
kin House. Reid, Mrs. Jane, r 1 Reid, L. A., of Gidc Reilly, Henry, r Brc Reilly, John, with h| Reilly, Peter, folder Reilly, Sam, c, well Remington, John, s|
N. Liberties. Rentfrow, James H.-. Rentfrow, James K, I
B. and P. F. | Rhodes, Thomas, c,
McIntosh, he,| Rice, William W., j
Baldw in. Rich, Israel, of Hod, Rich, Meyer, of' Hot | Richardson, James, j
r Mercer, cor Richardson, Raphael Richardson, Raywo<|
Early. Rickley, C. E., inn Ridenhour, John I) ROBARTS, .WM.
Lemuel T. D tin ware, hoi Broad.

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awlord.
homas. ider, r Gi-
b Broad, r
!, Cook, r ild, ChamRedd and iners, Bay, edd, Win. , Banks,) lot of Ranbet Rangletborpe,
, Johnston il grocers, rowneville Intosh, bet r Troup, Bryan. inton.
wing Ma-

1 15 Reea, Lewis, clerk, r Girard, Ala, Reese, James T., moulder, r Crawford, ab Troupb Reese, John, tinsmith with C. Salvo & Co., r Front, bet
Baldwin and Thomas. Reese, Thomas, c, laborer, r Troup, bet Early and Fulton. Reese, Win., c, laborer with T. J. Dudley. HEIGH, FREDERICK, tobacconist and saloon, 112 Broad,
r Front, cor Fulton. Reid, Francis W;, cotton buyer, Front, cor St. Clair, r Ran-
kin House. Reid, Mrs. Jane, r McIntosh, cor Few. Reid, L. A., of Giddens & Reid, r Girard, Ala. Reilly, Henry, r Browneville, Ala. Reilly, John, with E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Reilly, Peter, folder E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Reilly, Sam, c, well digger, Marshall, Ala. Remington, John, supt. heddle department E. and P. F., r
N. Liberties. Rentfrow, James H., carpenter r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties. Rentfrow, James K.., foreman spinning room Mill No. 2,
E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Rhodes, Thomas, c, harness maker with H. Middlehrook, r
McIntosh, bel Thomas. Rice, William W., clerk with W. Rynehart, r Jackson, cor
Baldwin. Rich, Israel, of HofflinfRich & Co., r Rankin House. Rich, Meyer, ofHofflin, Rich & Co., r Baltimore, Md. Richardson, James, c, carriage painter with Welch & Co.,
r Mercer, cor Few. Richardson, Raphael, c, bricklayer, r McIntosh, cor Early.
Richardson, Ray wood, c, plasterer, r Troup,'bet Few and Early.
Rickley, C. E., machinist with E. and P. F. Ridenhour, John D., family grocer, r Wynns Hill. ROBARDS, WM. H., & GO., (Madison L. Patterson,
Lemuel T. Downing and William H. Robarts) stoves, tin ware, house furnishing goods, hardware, &c., 109 Broad.

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146

Robarts, William H., of Wm H. Robarts & Co., r Craw-

ford, cor Forsyth.

Robert, James A., policeman.

Roberts, Edward S., gen'l agent Universal Life Ins. Co.,

Randolph, bel B:oad, r Girard, Ala.

Robinett, Ella, dressmaker with Carrie Brown, r Girard,

Ala.

Robinett, Mildred E., dressmaker with Mrs. Fogarty, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Robinett, Thomas, c, painter, r Front, cor Thomas.

Robinson, Christopher, c, plasterer, r Oglethorpe, bel Bryan.

Robertson, Mrs. Elizabeth, r Browneville, Ala.

Robinson, Hartley, c, plasterer, r Troup, N. Liberties.

Robinson, Isaac, c, bricklayer, r cor Forsyth and Fulton.

Robinson, Madison, c, brickmason, r N. Liberties.

Robinson, Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, r Marshall, Ala.

Robinson, Thomas C., clerk, with A. Gam me), r Jackson,

bel Fulton.

Robinson, William, r Crawford, bet Forsyth and McIntosh.

Robinson, Wm. L., deputy marshal, r foot Dillingham,

lower bridge.

ROBINSON, WM. T., confectionery and fancy groceries,

198 broad, r Front, bet Baldwin and Few.

Rodgers, Alban, c, janitor Claflin school-house, r nr' ceme-

tery.

Rodgers, George W.., laborer, E. and P. F., r Girard, Ala.

Rodgers, John, c, blacksmith, with T. Terry, r Mercer, bel

Randolph,

Roe, Jane, factory band, E. and P. Mfg Co., r Browneville,

Ala

Rogers, Andrew, c, laborer, with Swift, Murphy & Co

Rogers, Mrs. Caroline, carder, E. and P. Mills, r Crawford,

bel Broad.

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Rogers, John, c, blacksmith,t Mercer, bel Bryan.

ROGERS, SUET*lIERD, c, barber, Perry House, r Jack-

son, ab Bryan.

Roland, Gerrlge W., clerk W, U. Telegraph, r Oglethorpe, bel Few.: - \

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Roland, Jacob A., m Telegraph Co.,
Rolen, John T., clerk Franklin.
Rooks, Chas., laborer Rooney, Lawrence, of, Rooney & Warner, (I
ner,) furniture. Roper, J. C., inachini Roper, Joshua S., pol, Roper, Kirt, MachinL
cer. Roper, Samuel T., gn| Rosecrans, Edwin IT.
Troup, ab Bridi Rosette, George W., ;i
St. Clair. ROSETTE & LA WJ
E. Lawhon), w tion supplies, Jj Ross, Donald, laborer! Ross, Jerry, c, black Randolph. Ross, Mrs. Jessie, fan| Ross, Thomas N. cal Ala. Ross, Thomas,, c, plas: Rounds, Mrs. Susan S|| Rowe, Mrs. Mary, r I Rowell, John, c, labo j| Rowell, Mrs. Martha dolph. Rowland, Mrs. -Nancy Rurasey, James, r Br Rumsey, John IT,Hu rard, Ala. Rumsey, Zach T., r 1

arts & Co., r Craw-

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rsal Life las. Co., la. ! Brown, r Girard,

(rs. Fogarty, r Gi-

r Thomas, ethorpe, bel Bryan, i, Ala. ,N. Liberties, yth and Fulton. Liberties. . (shall, Ala. Kamel, r Jackson,

yth and McIntosh, toot Dillingham,

! fancy groceries,
ad Few. house, r ur` cerne-

F., r Girard, Ala. erry, r Mercer, bel

!o., r Browneville,

hirphy & Co Mills, r Crawford,
. Bryan. 1 . try House, r Jack-

>ph, r Oglethorpe,

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Roland, Jacob A., messenger with Southern and Atlantic

Telegraph Co., r Oglethorpe, bel Few. Rolen, John T., clerk with Chas. Coleman, r Broad, cor

Franklin.

Rooks, Chas., laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Rooney, Lawrence, of Rooney and Warner, r Linwood.

Rooney & 'Warner, (Lawrence Rooney" and Lemuel P. War-

ner,) furniture, 83 and 85 Broad.

Roper, J. C., machinist with E. and P. F.

Roper, Joshua S., policeman Oglethorpe, bel Fulton.

Roper, Kirt, Machinist E. and P. F., r St. Clair, cor Mer-

cer.

Roper, Samuel T., groceries, r Forsyth, bel Thomas.

Rosecrans, Edwin H., adjuster Singer Sewing Machine, r

Troup, ah Bridge. Rosette, George W., of Rosette and Lawhon, r Broad, cor

St. Clair.

ROSETTE & LA WHON, (George W. Rosette and Samuel

E. Lawhon), wholesale and family grocers, planta-

tion supplies, Broad, cor St. Clair.

Ross, Donald, laborer, r Forsyth, cor Few.

Ross, Jerry, c, blacksmith, with T. Terry, r Mercer, bel

Randolph.

Ross, Mrs. Jessie,' family grocer, r cor Forsyth and Early.

Ross, Thomas N. carpenter with S. W. R. R., r Girard,

Ala.

Ross, Thomas,-c, plasterer, r Troup, cor Fulton.

Rounds, Mrs. Susan M., r Troup, cor Franklin.

Rowe, Mrs. Mary", r Franklin, cor Forsyth.

Rowell, John, c, laborer, r McIntosh, bel Thomas.

Rowell, Mrs. Martha W., seamstress, r McIntosh, bel Ran-

dolph.

Rowland, Mrs. Nancy, r Perry House.

Rumsey, James, r Browneville, Ala.

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Rumsey, John H., merchant with Ellis and Harrison, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Rumsey, Zach T., r Broad, bel Crawford.

148

Russell, Ohas. R., attorney at law, 106 Broad, r Jackson,

cor Bryan.

Russell, James ML, attorney at law, 128 Broad.

Rutherford, Chas., c, porter with Flournoy, McGehee & 'Co.

r Jackson ah Washington.

BYAN, JAMES W., prop'r Rankin House, and of Mad-

den & Ryan, Broad, cor Crawford.

Ryan, John, manufacturer soda water, Oglethorpe, bet

Franklin and Bridge, r Savannah, Ga.

Ryder, Benjamin, laborer Columbus Tron Works, r Girard,

Ala.

Ryder, Jesse, repairer of gin mills, r Girard, Ala.

Rynehart, Mrs. Mary A., dressmaker, r Jackson, cor Bald-

win.

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Rynehart, William, baker and confectioner, 157 Broad, r

Jackson, cor Baldwin.

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SALISBURY, WM. L . \ president Merchants and Mechan-

' ics Bank, prcs't Fair Association, pres't Columbus

Ice Co., and Mechanics' Building and Loan Association, J10 Broad, r Front, bet St. Clair and Crawford.

Salvo, Christopher, of C. Salvo & Co., r Thomas, cor For-

syth.

SALVO, O. & CO., (Christopher Salvo and Francis McAr-

f:

dle,) tin, sheet iron and copper workers, Oglethorpe, r; ah Crawford.

SANDEFuRD, WM. LA famil y grocer, Crawford, bel i>

Oglethorpe, r Craw.onl, cor McIntosh.

Sanders, John Isam, cabinet maker, with T. T. Edmunds, r j!

Front, bel Crawford.

SANDY & HENRY, c, ` (Sandy and Henry Alexander,)

barbers, Randolph, bel Oglethorpe.

Sankey, Nathan, c, r Girard, Ala.

SARTWELL, SIMON, family grocer, Broad, cor Warren,

r Marshall, Ala.

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Sauls, William H r 202 Broa |
Saunders, James, McIntosh, 11
Saunders, John R Saunders, Wm. A
House. Scarbrough, Letup
111 Broad. SCHLEY, ED w\j]
cor St. Cla SCHLEY, WM.
Forsyth. Schnell, John, de Schober, Wm., gt Schomburg, Chas
tral Hotel. Schonewitz, Mrs.
ville, Ala., Schubinsky, Ceasi I
bet St. Cla [ Schubinsky, Si mo | Schuessler, Lewis
cor Jacksoi I Scott, Geo., at E.j Sealy, John, r Br ] Searcy, James, f< I
Co., r Bror Sedberry, Henry
McCauley, Selden, Dr. Chas.
Wyn nton. SELLARS, JO/,J Sells,' Thos. R., p Sells, G. T., beau j Sells, Leander, I'.r
Front.

jroad, r Jackson,

o ad"

^IcGehee & 'Co. ;

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se, and of Mad- j

Oglethorpe, bet j la. *
(forks, r Girard,

I, Ala.

ckson. cor Bald-

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nts and Mechanres't Columbus i Loan Associarand Crawford, lornas, cor For-
Francis McArers, Oglethorpe,
Crawford, bel
T. Edmunds, r
ry Alexander,)
, cor Warren,

149
Sauls, William Id., cigar maker, with G. W, Brown & Co., r 202 Broad.
Saunders, James, c, pressman, with. Columbus Enquirer, r McIntosh, bet Randolph and Bryan.
Saunders, John R., carpenter, r Front, bel Crawford. Saunders, Wm. A,, engineer, M. and G. R R., r Rankin
House. Scarbrough, Lemuel A , salesman, with J. W. Clements, r
111 Broad. SOHLEY, EDWARD B,, homeopathic physician, Broad,
cor St. Clair, r McIntosh, cor St. Clair. SCHLEY, WM. K., physician, 26 Broad, r Crawford, nr
Forsyth. . Schnell, John, deputy clerk Superior Court, r Few. Schober, Wm., gun and locksmith. Randolph, ab Broad. Schomburg, Chas., watches and jewelry, 134 Broad, r Cen-
tral Hotel. Schonewitz, Mrs. Louisa, weaver E. and P. F., r Browne-
ville, Ala. Schubinsky, Ceaser, salesman with L. Harris, r Oglethorpe,
bet St. Clair and Crawford. Schubinsky, Simon, dry goods and clothing, 54 Broad. Schuessler, Lewis G., salesman with Wm. Beach, r Thomas,
cor Jackson. : Scott, Geo., at E. and P. F., r 30 Broad. Sealy, John, r Broad, cor Covington. Searcy, James,'"Toreman weaver Muscogee Manufacturing
Co., r Broad, bet Franklin and Bridge. Sedberry, Henry R., foreman snarble works, with H.
McCauley, r Girard, Ala. Selden, Dr. Chas., supt. Spring Villa Manufacturing Co., r
Wynnton. SELLARS, JOHN A., busines-.* manager Central Hotel. Sells,' Thos. R., printer with Sun office, r Bryan, cor Broad. Sells, G. T., beamer E. and P. F., r Bryan, cor Front. Sells, Leander, factory hand E. and P. F;, r Bryan cor
Front.

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Sewell, Mrs. Elizabeth, r Broad, bel Few. Sharpe, Jessie, r Washington, bet Oglethorpe and Jackson. Sharpe, William L., weaver E. and P. F., r Washington,
bet Oglethorpe and Jackson. Sharpe, Sarah, spinner, r Washington, bet Oglethorpe and
Jackson. Sharpe, John L., laborer, E. and P. F., r Washington, bet
Oglethorpe and Jackson. SUEHAN, PATRICK, machinist, with E. and P. M. Co. Shepherd, John, c, porter, with F. S. Chapman, r Ogle-
thorpe, bel St. Clair. Shepherd, Edward A., clerk, with C. E. & A. Dexter, and
collector Columbus Gas L. Co., r Wynnton. Sheppard, Geo. W , family grocer, Girard, Ala. Sbepperson, Clement C., salesman, with Crigler & Gordon,
r Jackson, bet St. Clair and Crawford.

Sheridan, George W., tinsmith, with C. Salvo & Co., r

Oglethorpe, bet Bridge and Franklin.

Sherman, Michael, clerk, with Wm. S. Needham, r Broad,

cor Bryan.

Sherwood, Geo. C., accountant, with Ga. Rome Ins. Co., r

St. Clair, cor Forsyth.

Shipp, Thomas J., wool sorter, E. and P. Ff, r Browneville,

Ala.

Shirling, Mrs. Mary A., seamstress, r Broad, bet Franklin

and Bridge.

Shivers, Thomas B., clerk, with Columbus Iron Works Co.,

r Troup, cor Bridge.

SHIVERS, THOMAS J., Notary Public and ex-officio

Justice of Feilbe, 109 Broad, r Troup, cor Bridge.

Shorter, Reuben, c, steward, steamboat Baudy Moore.

Simmons James R , cabinet maker, with Rooney & Warner,

r Girard, Ala.

Simmons, P. N., printer, with Sun Office, r at office build-

ing.

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Simms, Joseph, c, whitewasher, r Jackson, cor Early.

SIMON & JOHN, c, (Simon Clark and John Bickers,)

barbers, St. Clair, ab Broad.

Simons, Aaron, famil Simon, Moses, of L. I
Mercer, cor Cn I Skinner, Emma A., dl Skinner, Hester J., b< I Skinner, Joseph, clerl Skinner, Louis D., c; |
Ala. Skipper, Isaac B., lal| Skipper, William, ch Slade, Thomas B., bo I
r Troup, bet B| Slade, Jerry J., schod Slaughter, John, pla|
Front, bel Tin SLAUGHTER, EAl\
manufacturer. Smart, Abin, c, barb]
Baldwin and Smith, Alsop, c, bar'|
R.R. Smith, Ben, Justice Smith, Dempie, dr|
Baldwin. Smith, Erasmus, de l
ab Randolph. Smith, Mrs. Eugeniil Smith, George, c, ca|
Clair. Smith, Henry N., st | Smith, Isham, c, pi Smith, Israel, c, boSmith, John, cotton|
Bridge. Smith, JohnH., cai|
rard, Ala. Smith, John M., nn
cor Forsyth.

e and Jackson. Washington,
)gletliorpe and
ashington, bet
and P. M. Co. pm an, r Ogle-
.. Dexter, and nton. la. ler & Gordon,
ilvo & Co., r { j
ham, r Broad,
(lie Ins. Co., r
Browneville,
, bet Franklin
n Works Co.,
ind ex-officio r Bridge. Moore. ey & Warner,
i office build-
f Early. )hn Bickers,)

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Simons, Aaron, family grocer, r Girard, Ala.

Simon, Moses, of L. Lowentbal & Co., and family grocer,

Mercer, cor Crawford.

Bkinner, Emma A., dressmaker, r cor St. Clair and Mercer.

Skinner, Hester J., boarding house, St. Clair, cor Mercer:

Skinner, Joseph, clerk with W. T. Robinson, r Girard, Ala.

Skinner, Louis D., carpenter with S. W. R. R. r Girard,

Ala.

Skipper, Isaac B., laborer E. and P. F.

Skipper, William, clerk E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Slade, Thomas B., hook-keeper with Allen, Preer & Illges,

r Troup, bet Bryan and Randolph.

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Slade, Jerry J., school teacher, r Wynnton.

Slaughter, John, planer with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r

Front, bel Thomas.

SLAUGHTER, EARLY, agent for John Ryan, soda water

manufacturer, r Oglethorpe bel Bridge. Smart, Abin, c, barber with W. E. Terry, r Forsyth, bet

Baldwin and Few.

Smith, Alsop, c, barber, with Joe Clark & Son, r nr S. W.

R.R.

Smith, Ben, Justice of Peace, r Marshall, Ala.

Smith, Dempie, dressmaker, r Jackson, bet Thomas and

Baldwin.

Smith, Erasmus, clerk, with R. Thompson, ' r Oglethorpe,

ab Randolph.

Smith, Mrs. Eugenie, r Front, cor Early.

Smith, George, c, carpenter, r Mercer, bet Crawford and St.

Clair.

Smith, Henry N., storekeeper, Girard, Ala. Smith, Isharn, c, pastor Methodist Church, r N. Liberties. 1

Smith, Israel, c, boot and shoemaker, N. Liberties.

Smith, John, cotton spinner, r Broad, bet Franklin and

Bridge.

Smith, John H., canvasser Singer Sewing Machine, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Smith, John M., machinist, with S. W. R.R., r Crawford,

cor Forsyth.

152

Smith, James, carpenter, with S. W. Railroad, r Oglethorpe

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SMITH, JAMES M., attorney at law and governor ot Georgia, r Rankin House. -

Smith, Joseph M., painter, r Jackson, bet Few and KaHy.

Smith, Kelly, laborer, with T. Newman, r Girard, Ala

Smith, Mrs. Lucinda P,, dressmaker, Randolph, cor Broad, r Marshall, Ala.

Smith, Mrs. Mary, r Oglethorpe, bel Fridge. ,

Smith Mrs. Mary, seamstress, r Front bel Thomas.

Smith, Mrs. Minerva, factory hand E. and P. .,

_ shall, Ala.

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Smith, P. H., machinist Columbus Iron Worts, r Girard,

Smith, Robert J,, machinist Columbus Iron Worts, r Oi-

Smith, Seaborn, machinist Columbus Iron Works, r Girard,

Smith, Thomas C,, laborer, r Broad, bet Franklin and

SMITH,1WHITFIELD, policeman, r Baldwin, bet Jack-

son and Troup.

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cmTTH WM D., c, labor and intelligence office, and

W >gu and ornamental painter, Randolph, hel

Smith, Winfield^butcher with Waters & White, r Mcln-

tosh, bel St. Clair.

Snead, Henry, o, drayman with R. R. Thweatt, r Front,

bel St. Clair.

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SNIDER, MRS, IDA C., proprietress Planters Hotel.

SNIDER, WM. F., cotton buyer Alabama Warehouse, r Planters Hotel.

Snow Wm., of Bradford & Co., r N. Liberties.

Snyder, Jesse, of Snyder & Gifford, r Jackson, cop Thomas.

SNYDER & GIFFORD, (Jesse Snyder and Benj. F. G -

ford), carpenters, contractors and Buildeis, 0o thorpe, hel Randolph.

I SoutlHirn Express Co., office^ Broad.

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SOUTHERN A Nil [ dolph, ah Bij
Sparks, McCurdy, C Broad.
Sparks, John, c, sin Liberties.
SPEAR, THOS. Lin wood.
Spencer, Aaron, c, |j lin, bet Earl .
Spencer, Daniel, r f Spencer, George H 1
ah Bridge. f| Spencer, Henry P..
Troup, ah B Spencer, Lambert, | SPENCER, LAX
tor for Cour. lin, cor For ; Spencer, Perry, wl'i Lin wood. Spivey, John, Far.) 'I Spivey, Robert, cl< SPRINGR, FRA . Springer O f r Lin wood. Spiro, Joseph, cle;j Thomas am Stanford, Alex. c,;i ah Bridge. 1 STANFORD, F> Broad and Stanford, Green. Broad. Stapler, William ; Starr, Mrs. E. A. Starr, J. A. D., a ah St. Clai

, r Oglethorpe
id Governor of
pew and Early. Girard, Ala. olplt, cor Broad,
;e. : Thomas. ad P. F., r Mar-
Works, r Girard,
ron Works, r Gi-
Works, r Girard,
:t Franklin and
aldwin, bet Jack-
gence office, and ir, Randolph, hel
White, r Mcln-
'hweatt, r Front,
ianters Hotel, ma Warehouse, r
;rties., bon, cor Thomas, and Benj. F. Gif-
Builders, Ogle-

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SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGUAPH CO., Ran-
dolph, ah Broad. Sparks, McCurdy, salesman, with J. W. Clements, r 111

Broad. Sparks, John, c, shoemaker, r nr branch and railroad, N.

Liberties.

SPEAR, THOS. S., watches, jewelry, &c., 99 Broad, r

Lin wood.

Spencer, Aaron, c, porter, with J. K. Redd & Co., r Frank-

lin, het Early and Few.

Spencer, Daniel, r Jackson, cor Washington.

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Spencer, George H., book-keeper, with P. Spencer, r Troup,

ah Bridge!

Spencer, Henry P., salesman, with Acee & Murdoch, r

Troup, ab Bridge.

Spencer, Lambert, r Jackson, cor Washington.

SPENCER, LAMBERT, W., attorney at law and solici-

tor for County Court, Broad, cor St. Clair, r Frank-

lin, cor Forsyth.

Spencer, Perry, wholesale and family grocer, 126 Broad, r

Lin wood.

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Spivey, John, Farmer, Brodnax st, Girard, Ala.

' Spivey, Robert, clerk, with J. S. Jones, r 55 Broad.

SPRINGR, FRANCIS J., wholesale and family grocer,

. Springer Opera House, cor Oglethorpe and Crawford,

r Lin wood.



Spiro, Joseph,'clei-k with S. Landauer & Bro., r Broad, bet

Tl^nnas and Baldwin.

Stanford, Hlex. c, laborer with N. and 8. R. R. r Broad,

ab Bridge.

STANFORD, FRANCIS A., physician, r Randolph, bet

Broad and Oglethorpe.

Stanford, Green, c, bar-keeper with A. B. Klmk, r 144

Broad.

Stapler, William L., at City Mills, r Front, cor Few.

Starr, Mrs. E. A., r McIntosh, ab St. Clair.

Starr, J. A. D., at So. and A. Telegraph office, r McIntosh,

ab St. Clair.

154

Stein, Sigmond, dry goods, Thomas, cor Troup.

Stephens, Henry, c, butcher, stall Ho. 18, r 1 ercer,

Baldwin.

.

Stephens, Thomas J., mechanic, r Jackson N. Liberties

Stergers, Mrs Mary, seamstress, r Front, bet Baldwin a Few.

Stern, Joseph, family grocer, r McIntosh, cor

Stern, Siegmund, dry goods; and family grocer, 133 Broa , r Thomas, bet Troup and Jackson.

Sterne, Abraham, family grocer, Oglethorpe, cor Bn ge.

Stetham, Robert, dyer E. and P. F r Browneville A a STEVENSON, HENRY, baker and confectioner, 3b Broad.

Stevens, Walter, c, laborer, Columbus Iron Works, r Girard, Ala.

Steward, Jackson, c, eating house, H Liberties.

Steward, John, c, laborer, Empire Mills, r Troup, bel F

Stewart, David, delivery clerk So. Express Oo., r Ogle-

thorpe, bel Thomas.

" ` ,

Stewart,x Freeman, machinist, with Columbus Iron Works

r Girard, Ala.

.

Stewart, Henry L,, painter, with Welch & Co., r- Bryan, bet Broad and Front.

Stewart., John, c, carpenter, with D. W. Champayne^r nr

Stewart'JohnR, clerk, with F. Landon -* Co., r Troop,

ab Jackson.

y

ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY, in charge of Sisters oi Merc).

Troup, cor Randolph.

, ,,

Stockton, Robt. S., of A. Clegg & Co., r b root, bet tew

StockwelC Richard, shoemaker, with Bedell & Ware, r For-

j

syth, bel St. Glair.

1 Stokes, Dan'l c, grocer, Oglethorpe ab'Bryan. '1 Stolz John E., tailor, Oglethorpe, bel St. Clair.

' IS Wm. C,, clerk, with 0. E. & A. Deater.r Oglethorpe bet St. Clair and Crawford.

Strange; Mrs. Mary, factory hand,,r Girard, Ala. i

J

Straus, Abe, clerk, with Straus, Jacob, family gr Strause, Myer, cutter, w;[
ab St. Clair. Strause, Simon, of Strai ; Strause & Goldsmith, (F
smith,) clothing,; Stringfellow, Mary Jam ;' Strong, Ed., c, laborer :
Franklin and Br Strapper, Ignatius G-, |
ab Broad. Strapper, Wm. I., blac
bel Few. STUART, J.S., job pr
St Clair and Cri Sturges, Lawrence, paii
Ala. STUGIS, THAD. C.,
cor Oglethorpe. Sullivan, Mrs. Ann, r Sullivan, Michael, cone1
bet Few and Eai Swift, E. S., of Peacoc SWIFT, GEO P., of :
cogee Mfg Co., i1 Swift, Geo. P., jr., of;
Bryan and Ram SWIFT, MURPHY &
Geo. P. Swift, j j! tors and comm; and Front. SWIFT, WILLIE A. r Randolph, cor;
Taliaferro, C. B., sal Co., r McIntosh
-*4.3

Ip. r Mercer, bel
(, Liberties, t Baldwin and
r Thomas. *r, 133 Broad,

; cor Bridge, aeville, Ala. oner, 36 Broad. Works, r Gi-

les. , 1 " Troup, bel Ful-

58 Co., r Ogle-

bus Iron Works

Co., r Bryan,
kunpayne, r nr *
iCo., r Tronp,

isters of Mercy.

Front,'bet Few

1& Ware, r For-

I'ati.. Hair. ter,r Oglethorpe i

4, Ala.

I

155
Straus, Abe, clerk, with J, & J. Kaufman, r 14 Broad. Straus, Jacob, family grocer, r Crawford, ab -Oglethorpe. Strause, Myer, cutter, with Strause & Goldsmith, r Broad,
ab St. Clair. Strause, Simon, of Strause & Goldsmith, r Lynchburg, Va. Strause & Goldsmith, (Simon Strause and Myer F. Gold-
smith,) clothing, 86 Broad, Stringfellow, Mary Jane, seamstress, cor Forsyth and Few. Strong, Ed., c, laborer, with N. Crown, r Jackson, bet
Franklin and Bridge. Strapper, Ignatius G., baker and confectioner, Randolph,
ab Broad. Strapper, Wm. I., blacksmith, with S. W. R.R., r Broad,
bel Few. STUART, J. S., job printer", with Sun office, r I road, bet
St Clair and Crawford. Sturges, Lawrence, painter, with Bradford & Co., r Girard,
Ala. STUGIS, TEAT). 0., delivery clerk, Postoffice, r Randolph
cor Oglethorpe. Sullivan, Mrs. Ann, r Forsyth, bet Baldwin and Few. Sullivan, Michael, conductor M. and G. R.R., r McIntosh,
bet Few and Early. . ' Swift, E. S., of Peacock & Swift, r Jackson, cor Bridge. SWIFT, GEO. P,, of Swift, Murphy & Co. and pres't Mus-
cogee Mfg Co., r Randolph, cor Troup. Swift, Geo. P., jr.^of Swift, Murphy & Co., r Broad, bet
Bryan and Randolph. SWIFT, MURPHY & CO., (Geo. P. Swift, S. G. Murphy,
Geo, P. Swift, jr,, and Lewis W. Isbell,) cotton factors and commission merchants, Bryan, bet Broad and Front. SWIFT, WILLIE A., Sec'y and Treas'r Muscogee Mfg Co., r Randolph, cor Troup.
T
Taliaferro, C. B., salesman, with Flournoy, McGehee & Co., r McIntosh, bel Bryan.

m

156

Taliaferro, C. F., cotton buyer, Randolph, bel Broad, r Mc-

Intosh, bel Bryan.

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Taliaferro, Robt,., c, laborer, Columbus Iron Works, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

.

,

Tallraan, Richard P., clerk, with Joseph H. Lewis, r Jackson, bel Thomas.

Tally, Hamp, c, grocery and barber, Oglethorpe, cor Bryan. Tandy, Beverly, c, carpenter, with D. W. Champayne, r
Browneville, Ala.

Tansley, J,, c, carpenter, Marshall, Ala.

_

Tapper, Mrs. Clarisse, r Front, bet Thomas and Baldwin.

Tarver, John, c, bricklayer, r Forsyth, bel Early.

TAYLOR, FREDERICK, c, wheelright and blacksmith, Oglethorpe, cor Bryan, r Browneville, Ala.

Taylor, John, c, striker, with Blount and Hannan, r Fulton, nr Mercer.

Taylor, Henry, c, grocer, r Wynnton Hill. Taylor, George, c, bricklayer, r McIntosh, cor Covington.

Taylor, Green, c, hostler, with A. Gaiumel. Taylor, Thomas, c, cotton sampler, r Front, bel Crawford.

Taylor, Wm, c, fireman, with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r Girard, Ala.

Teasdale, Chappell B,, clerk, with H. F. Everett, r Jackson, bet St. Clair and Crawford.

Teel, Mansion, laborer Columbus Iron Works, r Broad st. Girard, Ala.

Temples, Bennett, engineer, r Girard, Ala. Temples, George, machinist, r Girard, Ala.

Temples, Ransdora, rock blaster, r Girard, Ala.

TERRY, CARLISLE, physician, 109 Broad, r Crawford, bet Jackson and Troup.

Terry, Charles, c, barber, r McIntosh, bel Few.

Terry, M., dressmaker, r 20 Broad. TERRY. THOMAS, c, blacksmith and horseshoer, Ogle-
thorpe, ab St. Clair, r Wynnton.

TERRY, W. EDWARD, c, barber, Crawford, bet Broad

and Oglethorpe, r Forsyth, bet Baldwin and Few.

Theus, Benj. 0., boiler tosh, bel Randolp
Thomas, Alfred, c, carpi , son, ab Franklin.
Thomas, Edmund, clerk bel Randolph.
Thomas, Edward, c, brk THOMAS, MRS. ELL '
St. Clair and Rai Thomas, E. William, oo
r Oglethorpe, ab Thomas, F. M., pattern 1
bet McIntosh am Thomas, Grigsby E., o
Franklin and Br THOMAS, GRIGSBY
St. Clair, r Wyr Thomas, Homer, c, drip
Liberties. Thomas, Henderson, c, Thickhill, Isarn, c, caq THOMAS, JESSE, (]!
thorpe, r Jaikso Thomas, Major, c, labo Thomas, Robt. B., r B Thomas, Wm., c, port'd
ties. Thomas,`Wm. H., inv
Randolph, cor T THOMAS & PRESS'
Alfred Prescott goods, 125 Broa| Thompson, James M., and P. Mfg Co. Thompson, Moses, c,I Thompson, Lewis, c, Front, cor Bald
wlSlSSS

157

Theus, Benj. 0., Boiler maker witli S. W. R.R., r McIn-

tosh, bel Randolph. Thomas, Alfred, c, carpenter with N. W. Ashurst, r Jack-
son, ab Franklin.

Thomas, Edmund, clerk with M. W. Thweatt, r Oglethorpe,

bel Randolph.

Thomas, Edward, c, bricklayer, r Troup, bel Early.

THOMAS, MRS. ELLEN, c, dressmaker, r Forsyth, bet St. Clair and Randolph.
Thomas, E. William, omnibus conductor with A. Gamrnel,

r Oglethorpe, ab Randolph.

*

Thomas, F. M., pattern maker with S. W. R.R., rSt. Clair,

bet McIntosh and Mercer.

Thomas, Grigsby E., of Thomas & Prescott, r Troup, bet

Franklin and Bridge.

THOMAS, GRIGSBYE., Jr., attorney at law, Broad, cor St. Clair, r Wynnton.
Thomas, Homer, c, driver, with H. F. Abell & Co., r N.

Liberties.

Thomas, Henderson, c, farmer, r Oglethorpe, X. Liberties. Thickhill, Isam, c, carpenter, r McIntosh, cor Covington.

THOMAS, JESSE, c, blacksmith, Randolph, ab Oglethorpe, r Jackson, bel Franklin.

Thomas, Major, c, laborer, r Troup, bet Early and Few. Thomas, Robt. B., r Randolph, bet Jackson and Troup.

Thomas, Wm., c, porter with C A. Redd & Co., r N. Lib-

ties. Thomas,|Wm. H., invoice clerk, with E. and P. Mfg Co., r
Randolph, cor Troup.

THOMAS & PRESCOTT, (Grigsby E. Thomas, sr., and Alfred Prescott,) clothing and gents' furnishing

goods, 125 Broad.

Thompson, James M., foreman cotton finishing room, E.

and P. Mfg Co.

, .

Thompson, Moses, c, laborer, r Baldwin, bel Front. Thompson, Lewis, c, marble polisher, with H. McCauley, r

Front, cor Baldwin.

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j ~ j.' m
'- tiSB Rmii

158

THOMPSON, ROBERT, livery, sale and feed stables,

. Oglethorpe, ah Randolph, r Oglethorpe cor Franklin.

Thornton, Beverly A., of Thornton & Grimes, r

on:

THORNTON, GARY J., attorney at law, 53 Broad,

Thornton^ Pleasant I\, c, laborer, with Swift, .Murphy &

Co., r N. Liberties,

THORNTON & GRIMES, (Beverley A. lhornton and

Thos. W. Grimes,) attorneys at law, Broad, cor .

Clair.

Threlkeld, Thomas, r Crawford, hel Oglethorpe.

Thweatt, Kin'chen, c, boarding and eating house, Broad, ab

Thomas.

,,

,,,

Thweatt, Jas. T., clerk with C. G. Holmes & Co., r Plan-

ters Hotel.

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,, ,,Q1

Thweatt, Micajah W,, receiver of tax returns, office 79*

Broad, r Planters Hotel.

~

Thweatt, Milton W., family grocer, Oglethorpe, bel Ran-

dolph, r Jackson, cor Few

r

Thweatt Robt. R,, dray line at Burras & Williams, r

Front, bel St. Clair.

, , ,, ,

Tice, Ward, laborer with Muscogee Mills, r Broad.,bet Frank-

lin and Bridge.

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:SIGNER, WESLEY F., surgeon dentist, Randolph,

Broad, r Linwood.

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Tillman Hear, L , clerk with W. L. Tillman, r 156 Broad.

Tillman, Mrs. Mary, r Girard, Ala.

Tillman, Wm. L., wholesale and family grocer, 156 Broad,

i

r Oglethorpe, bel Few.

1 Tillinghast, G. W,, printer with Sun office, rWygpp

TINES WM. //., c, boot and shoemaker, St. Can, bet

Oglethorpe and Jackson, r Front, bet St. Clair and

Crawlord.



TOLBERT <& BRO., (James J., and William 0.,) hu ci-

ers, stalls 11 and 13, r Oglethorpe, cor Early.

Tompkins, Mrs. E., r Jackson, bet Early and b niton

Took, Mrs. Mary A., school teacher, r cor Troup, is. Liber-

ties.

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Took, Mary A., dressnpj*

Trammell, John, eng [|

Crawford.

Treadaway, James, cl i

Ala.

Treadaivay, John C., '

Ala.

Treadaway Mrs. Mart 1

Trice, James, laborer 1

Mercer.

"

Tucker, Edmund, c, c\ ii

Few.

lIl

Tuggle, Mott, "r Broac I

Tuggle, Thomas, labo I

TOGGLE THOMAS \

Turneg, Larkin S., fa

.

ville, Ala.

Turner, Alonzo, carpi I

Turner, Barnard, labi

Turner, Joe, c, barhi |

Crawford.

Turner, Wm. 0., pH I

kin House.

Turner, Wm. P., gei I

106 Broad, r i |

Turnidge, Caroline, i

Turnidge, Ceily, lahc

Turnidge, William,

Tyler, Andrew, r Gii

Tyler, Andrew J., lr

rard, Ala.

Tyler, Charles, c, p'-

Tyler, John A., grd

bet Broad and | Tyree, Thomas M., 1

eon, het St. C

land feed stables, irpe cor Franklin,

fines, r Wynnton.

|ar, 53 Broad, r

I

J } jJU. '

(Swift, Murphy & \

Thornton and nt Broad, cor St.

fcoipe. I'liouse, Broad, ab

ics & Co., r Plan-

lelurns, office 79|

jlethorpe, bel Ran-

& Williams, r j

Broad,bet Frank-

t, Randolph, ab

man, r156 Broad.

;rocer, 156 Broad,

te, r Wynnton. . sr, St. Clair, bet bet St. Clair and

illiam C.,) butchcor Early, and Fulton, Troup, N. Liber-

159

Took, Mary A., dressmaker, r cor Troup, N. Liberties.

Trammell, John, engineer S. W. R.R.^ r McIntosh, bel

Crawford.

r '

Treadaway, James, clerk, with James Britton, r Girard,

Ala.

Treadaway, John C., warper E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala.

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Treadaway Mrs. Martha, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties'.

Trice, James, laborer M. and G. R.R., r cor Fulton and

Mercer.

Tucker, Edmund, c, carpenter, r Jackson, bet Baldwin and

Few.



'

' Tuggle, Mott, "T Broad bel Thomas.

Tuggle, Thomas, laborer with S. W. R.R.

TUGGLE THOMAS S., physic.an, r Broad, bel Thomas.

Turneg, Larkin S., factory hand, E. and P. F., r Browne-



ville, Ala.

Turner, Alonzo, carpenter, r Oglethorpe, ab Early.

Turner, Barnard, laborer, r Bay, foot of Dillingham.

Turner, Joe, c, barber with L. Wells, r Oglethorpe, bel

Crawford.

Turner, Wm. C., printer, with Columbus Enquirer, r Ran-

kin House.

.

^

Turner, Wm. P., general agent Globe Mutual Life Ins. Co.

106 B,road, r McIntosh cor Bryjm.

Turnidge, Caroline, r Marshall, Ala.

Turnidge, Ceily, laborer E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala.

Turnidge, William, laborer E. and P. F., r Marshall, Ala.

Tyler, Andrew, r Girard, Ala.

Tyler, Andrew J., harnessmaker with W. R. Kent, r Gi-

rard, Ala.

Tyler, Charles, c, plasterer, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Tyler, John A., grocer and commission merchant, St. Clair,

bet Broad and Front, r Franklin, cor Forsyth.

Tyree, Thomas M., book-keeper with Bedell & Co., r Jack-

son, bet St. Clair and Crawford.

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160

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Underwood, Mrs. Anne, r Girard, Ala.

Underwood, John, carpenter with D. W. Champayne, r

Glair cor Jackson.

.

Underwood, Joshua H. A., of Baldwin and Underwood, r

Girard, Ala.

Upsher, John, c, eating Louse, r Crawford, bet Broad Fron . Upton, John J., miller, r Broad cor Franklin
URQUHART, JOHN A., physician, Randolph bel Broad,

r Troup, ab Bryan.

.

V

Valentine, George, machinist with S. W. R.R., r St. Clair, cor Mercer.
Vandenberg, Berta, milliner with Mrs. L. A. Lee, r Forsvth ab Bryan.
Vandenberg, Edmund B,, clerk with T. T. Edmunds, r St. Clair bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

Velati, Angelo, vegetables, stall 16, Market VENABLE, GEOROE M., bookbinder with Sun ottice, r
Oglethorpe ab Bridge.

Vernoy, Alfred A., clerk with John L. Hogan, r Ogle-

thorpe cor Baldwin.

Vernoy, James H., clerk with Wm. Munday, r Oglethorpe

cor Baldwin.

_

Vernoy, James, r Oglethorpe cor Baldwin. Verstille, Henry W,, of Chapman & Verstille, r Troup cor
Randolph. Vicars, Boston, c, laborer E. and P. Mfg Co., r Troup e

Few.
Vickery, James, carriage painter with Welch & Co., r . arsliall, Ala. 1
Vickery, Mrs. Rebecca, reeler, E. and P. Mfg Co.,r Browneville, Ala.
Vinan James, boot and shoemaker, r Girard, Ala. Vonze' Wm., laborer N. and S. R.R., r Marshall, Ala.

Waddell, George H., clerk 1

tosh, bet Randolph tj I

Wade, Nelson, c, laborer.]

Thomas.

Wade, Yeles H., carpenter

Wadsworth, William, c, cf|j

.Few. . ;

1

Wagner, MarcuS W., prin|;|

Oglethorje, bet Bah

Wagner, Tobias, printer,

Few.

Walker, Aleck, c, boot anc

Jackson and Troup.

Walker, Erasmus, c, porteil

wood.

Walker, James, quiller E.

Walker, Joel A., of Watt (

Walker, Joshua, boot an J

Front.

Walker, Matt, c, carpenter.

Walker, Milton J., freight|

McIntosh, bel St. Cl

Walker, Sanders W., eng

McIntosh, ab Crawrl

Walker, Sim A., school tefj|

rard, Ala.

Wall, Cornelius D., maste.{|

S. W. R.R., r Trou

Wall, David, carder E. an

Wall, George J., spinner i I

Wall, John H., laborer, Ej

Ala.

Wall, Hillery, machinist,

Wall, Louis A., bolt cutter.] Franklin.

:. ,d v~<Lk.w. hampayne, r St. d Underwood, r bet Broad Front. in. olph bel Broad,
;.R., r St. Clair, A. Lee, r ForEdmunds, r St. t. . [ith Sun office, r Hogan, r Ogleay, r Oglethorpe
ille, r Troup cor !o., r Troup bel ch & Co., r Marfg Co.,r Brownerd, Ala. arshall, Ala.

^ m

Waddell, George H., clerk with Thos. K. Wynne, r McIn-

tosh, bet Randolph and Bryan.

Wade, Nelson, c, laborer, r Front, bet Crawford and

Thomas.

Wade, Yeles H., carpenter, r Browneville, Ala.

Wadsworth, William, c, carpenter, r Troup, bet Early and

. Few.

V-'

Wagner, Marcus W., printer with Columbus Enquirer, r

Oglethorpe, bet Baldwin and Few.

t- A

Wagner, Tobias, printer, r Oglethorpe, bet Baldwin and

Few.

... sj

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Walker, Alecks c, boot and shoemaker, r Covington, bet

Jackson and Troup.

Walker, Erasmus, c, porter with F. J. Springer, r Lin-

wood.

Walker, James, quiller E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Walker, Joel A., of Watt& Walker, r Troup, cor St. Clair.

Walker, Joshua, boot and shoemaker, r Dillingham, ah

_____ Front. ' ' . i

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Walker, Matt, c, carpenter, r Troup, N. Liberties.

Walker, Milton J., freight delivery clerk S. W. R.R., r

McIntosh, bel St. Clair.

Walker, Sanders W., engineer with M. and G. R.R., r

McIntosh, ah Crawford.

Walker, Sim A.rschool teacher Girard High School, r Girard, Ala.

Wall, Cornelius D., master machinist M. and G. R.R. and

S. W. R.R., r Troup, ah Bridge.

Wall, David, carder E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Wall, George J., spinnerE. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Wall, John H., laborer, E. and P. F., r 90 Browneville

Ala.

Wall, Hillery, machinist, E. and P. F.,r Browneville, Ala.

Wall. Louis A., bolt cutter with S. W.R.R., r Forsyth, hel

Franklin.

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162

Wall, Stephen J., warper, E. and P, F., r Browneville,

Ala.*

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Wall, Thomas, laborer S. W. R.R., r Browneville, Ala.

Wall, Wm. C., S. W. R.R., r Troup ah Bridge.

Wallace, John, c, laborer with R. R. Goetchius & Go., r St. Clair cor Jackson. ;:
Wallbohin, Daniel, r Broad, bet Thomas and Baldwin. h

Waller, Alfred, c, preacher 1st Methodist Church, Girard,

Ala. ''

Waller, Wm. H., laborer, E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala. -

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Walton, Dpck, c, groceries, r Crawford bet Broad and Front.

Ware, Lucy, dressmaker with Mrs. L. P. Smith, r Oglethorpe ab Bryan.

WARE, Dr. ROBT. A., druggist, and of Bedell & Ware, 150 Broad, r Jackson bet Bryan and Franklin.

Ware, Robt. A., jr., clerk with Bedell & Ware, r Jackson, bet Bryan and Franklin.
Ware, Wm. E., r Jackson, bet Franklin and Bryan. Warner, Lemuel P., of Rooney & Warner, r Oglethorpe,
ab Covington. Warner, Walter C:, clerk with J. S. Jones, r Forsyth, bel
St. Clair. Washington, Henry, c, fireman Thread Mill. Washington, James, c, carpenter, r Troup, bel Early. Washi :gton, Raiford, c, porter with J. Ii. Hamilton, r
Bridge, cor Jackson.

Waters, Wm. A., of Waters & White, r McIntosh, bel St. Clair.

WATERS & WHITE, (William A. Waters and John White,) butchers, stalls 3 and 5 market.
Watkins, Lafayette F., salesman with Bedell & Co., r Jackson, bet Thomas and Baldwin.
Watt, Chas H., clerk r Troup, cor St. Clair. Watts, Edmund, c, laborer, McIntosh,'cor Fulton. Watts, Mrs. Fannie, seamstress, 12 Broad. Watt, Felix, c, blacksmith with Blount & Haiman, r Mar-
shall, Ala.

J

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Watt, Mrs. Then! Watt, William J |
Clair. WATT & WALT
wholesale ; Waymar, Adam, I Weaver, Lucius [
Oglethorp< Webeler, Wm., t
dolph. Webley, Wm., b< J Webster, James ]L Weeks, Andrew, I
ville, Ala. Weeks, Jerry, c, ]
Bryan. Weems, Oliver, c,
son. Weir, Robt. G., : Wellborn, Richarl
Baldwin b I ^Wellborn, John, I
cor Broad. Welch, Andrew t Welch, Dan'l, be
lin. Welch, John B., J
and Thorn; WELCH & CO.
DeLeslie l | wagon mat' thorpe. Weldon, Mrs. N ^ Wells, Aleck, c, Baldwin, ' Wells, Edward H cor Mercer

[growneville,
(iville, Ala. ;e. i ` ' ;i i& Co.j r St. . j* [Baldwin, larch, Girard,
1 Browneville, |
.and Front, nith, r Ogle-
ri '.; ; [ll& Ware, 150 fclin. ire, r Jackson,
l Bryan. |r Oglethorpe,
r Forsyth, bel .;UVh^-..v'
, bel Early. Hamilton, r
ifclntosh, hel St. v'h
liters and John pet.
& Co., r Jack-
iFulton:
iHaiman, r Mar-

163

Watt, Mrs. Theresa, r Troup, ab Bridge.

Watt, William J., of Watt & Walker, r Troup, cor St.

Clair.

WATT & WALKER, (Wm. J. Watt and Joel A Walker,)

wholesale and family grocers, 152 Broad

Waymar, Adam, c, carpenter, r N. Liberties.

Weaver, Lucius R., c, porter, at Postoffice, r Bridge cor

Oglethorpe.

Weheler, Wm., hoot and shoemaker, r Oglethorpe hel Ran-

dolph.

Wehley, Wm., hoot and shoemaker, r Crawford ah Broad.

Webster, James M., conductor W. R.R., r Linwood.

Weeks, Andrew, c, blacksmith, with F. Taylor, r Browne-

ville, Ala. I

Weeks, Jerry, c, porter with W. S. Needham, r Broad cor

Bryan.

Weems, Oliver, c, barber with L. Wells, r Baldwin ab Jack-

son.

Weir, Robt. G., book-keeper with J. Kyle & Co.

Wellborn, Richard, c, porter with G. W. Brown & Co., r

Baldwin bet Jackson and Oglethorpe.

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Wellborn, John, driver with G. W. Brown & Co., r Bryan,

cor Broad.

Welch, Andrew J., millright, r Troup bet Few and Early. Welch, Dan'l, book-keeper City Mills, r Broad cor Frank-

' lin.' . Welch, John B.,-of Welch & Co., r McIntosh bet Crawford
and Thomas. WELCH & CO., (John B. Welch, Charles H. Herring,
DeLeslie D. Bartlett and John Lyon,) carriage and wagon manufacturers, Bryan bet Broad and Oglethorpe. Weldon, Mrs. Nancy, r Brodnax, Girard, Ala. Wells, Aleck, c, blacksmith with Columbus Iron Works, r Baldwin, bet Forsyth and McIntosh.
Wells, Edward R., machinist, with S. W..R.R., r St. Clair cor Mercer.

164:

hert L., of Wells & Curtis, r Front cor Baldwin.

LOUIS, barber, Broad cor St. Clair, r Broad cor Crawford.

WELLS & CUHITS, (Norris N. Curtis and Elbert L. Wells,) boot and shoe dealers, leather and shoe find-

ings, 73 Broad.

Wesley, Dempsey G , family grocer, r Dillingham or Bridge Row, bet. Thomas and Crawford.

Wesley, Robert W., tiuner, r Troup bel Crawford.

WESSELS, FRANCIS, business manager .Columbus En-

quirer, r Rankin House.

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West, James, carpenter, r Girard, Ala. Reiley,planer with R. R. Goetchius & Co., r Browne-

ville, Ala.

West, Willis R., machinist, r Browneville, Ala.

Western Union Telegraph Co., office St. Clair bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

Westfall, John W., carpenter, r Girard, Ala. .

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Wetherly, L. F/( weaver, E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Whipple, Fanny A., teacher Browneville school, Ala.

WHIPPLE, REV. WM. A., pastor Baptist Church, r Browneville, Ala. .

White, Albert, c, tailor, r nr branch and Jackson, N. Liberties.

White, Jacob P., machinist with S. W. R.R., r McIntosh

ab Baldwin.

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White, John, of Waters & White, r Girard, Ala.

White, Simon, c, blacksmith, with Blount & Ilaiman, r N. Liberties.

White, Solomon, c, blacksmith, r Troup, N. Liberties. Whithurst, Washington B., watchman at M. and G. B.R.,

r Girard, Ala.

Whitley, Washington, c, family grocer, r Crawford bet Broad and Front.

Whitsitt, Jerry, engineer W. R.R., r Rankin House.

Whiteside, George, steamboat captain Central Line, r St,

Clair cqr Front.

Whiteside, Geo

hoard ho

WHITESIDE,

Boats, G

Whiteside, Tho

WHITTLE, jl

and Bros

Wilbur, A. J.,

Wilburn, Peter

. Wilby, Joseph,

Wilcher, Mrs. (

ford and

Willcox, DeWi

aud gene'

McIntosh!)

.Wilding, Fred.

Broad.

Wilding, Godfr.

Broad.

Wilhelm, Fred.

1

dolph.

Wilkins, Frank

Wilkinson, An;.

Randolpl

Wilkinson, W

Planters

Willett, Knock.

Willett, Isa, in;

Willett, Isaiah,

r N. Lib.)

Williams Alpha

liams, r

Williams, A. Ul

. Girard,

Williams. Clias

WILLIAMS, (I

itor, 70 I

Williams, Davi

165 'v

Whiteside, George B., clerk steamboat Bandy Moore, r on board boat.
WHITESIDE, SAMUEL J., gen'l agent Central Line

Boats, Crawford, bet Broad and Oglethorpe.

Whiteside, Thomas, steamboat engineer, r Girard, Ala.

WHITTLE, JAMES. J., dry goods, 154 Broad, r cor Early

and Broad. Wilbur, A. J., c, shoemaker with Z. Cook, r old field. Wilburn, Peter, c, wheelright, Troup, ah Bridge.

. Wilby, Joseph, wool sorter E. & P. F., r Browneville, Ala. Wilcher, Mrs. Caroline. E., seamstress, r Mercer, bet Craw-

ford and St. Clair.

Willcox, DeWitt F., secretary Georgia Home Insurance Co.

/ aud general insurance agent, Broad, cor St. Clair, r McIntosh, bel Crawford.

.Wilding, Frederick, boot and shoemaker, St. Clair, ab

Broad. Wilding, Godfried C., boot and shoemaker, r Randolph, ab
Broad.

Wilhelm, Fred. G., mail agent W. R.R. r Broad, cor Ran-

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dolph.

Wilkins, Frank G., cotton merchant, r Broad, bel Thomas.

Wilkinson, Augustus R., of Estes & Bro., r Troup, bet

Randolph and St.Clair.

.

Wilkinson, W. Rufus, salesman with J. J. Whittle, r

Planters Hotel. Willett, Enoch, family,.groceY, N. Liberties.

Willett, Isa, machinist, r Jackson, N. Liberties.

Willett, Isaiah, manager Columbus Ice Manufacturing Co.,

r N. Liberties.

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Williams Alpha A., photograph operator with G. T. Williams, r McIntosh, bet Thomas and Crawford.

Williams, A. D., harness maker with II. Middlebrook, r - Girard, Ala.
Williams. Chas. factory hand, r Girard, Ala.

WILLIAMS, CHAS. H., attorney at law, and city solicitor, 70 Broad, r Jackson, bel Bryan.
Williams, David, factory hand, r Girard, Ala.

166

Williams, Dan, E., ticket agent M. and G. R.R., r Jackson

cor Thomas.

Williams^ Mrs. Dicey, r McIntosh, hel Early. Williams, Ed., c, porter with Radcliff & Lamb, r old field.

Williams. Frank, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Williams, George M., of Burrus & Williams, r Troup bel

Thomas.

WILLIAMS, GILES T., photograph gallery, 81 Broad, r

Broad cor Early.

Williams, Green, c, drayman, r nr branch, N. Liberties.

WILLIAMS, JAMES, brickmason, builder and contractor,

r Commerce cor Jackson, N. Liberties.

Williams, James H. bricklayer, r Commerce cor Jackson,

N. Liberties.

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Williams, Jennett K., midwife, r Forsyth bet Crawford and

Thomas.

Williams, Mrs. Jennie, dressmaker, r Jackson cor Randolph.

Williams, Jes-e, c, deckhand steamboat Baudy Moore, r Bread cor Fulton.

Williams, John W., carpenter, r Girard, Ala. Williams, Norman, shoemaker, r Girard, Ala.

Williams, Oliver, c, barber, r Troup, cor Early. WILLIAMS, PEARCE & HODO, (Redmond G. Williams, Thos. J. Pearce and John.W.- Dodo,) family grocers
and plantation supplies, 20 Broad. Williams, B. G., of Williams, Pearce & Ilodo, r Stewart
county. Williams, Henry, c, vegetables, stall No. 32. Williams, 8., factory hand, r Girard, Ala. Williams, William, clerk, r Jackson, cor Randolph. Williams, William, c, expressman, r Fulton, bet McIntosh
and Mercer. Williams, William, c, blacksmith with Blount & Haiman,
r Wynnton. WILLIAMS, WM. F., attorney at law, and Judge County
Court, St. Clair, cor Broad, r Jackson, cor Baldwin. Williams, Wm. H., ticket agent S. W. R.R. r Thomas,
cor Jackson.

Williamson, Lo! Liberties
Williford, Jaini Few bet
Williford, Johr Broad.
Willis Billy, c, R.R. de]
Wilson, Amos, bel Bryr
Wilson, Mrs. ( Wilson, Natha : Wilting, Char' Wingfield, Sco j Wise, Douglas]
ville, A;( Wise, W. Fos,
Broad. ; Wise, John, b; -
ville, A. Wise, Wm. B Wisham, Will
Ala. Wittich, Adol
Early a WITTICH (b
Kinsel, Wolf, Max, si
bel Bal Wolfson, Dav Wolleck, Hen Woodfield, M Wood, Henry ,
cor Br; Wood, Henry
ab Bry Wood, Wm.
Troup.

167

Williamson, Louis, c, laborer Columbus Iron Works, r N.

Liberties.

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Williford, James D. Jr., clerk with John W. Brooks, r

Few bet Broad and Front.

Williford, John B., salesman with T. E. Blanchard, r 123

Broad.

Willis Billy, c, barber with Joe Clark & Son, r nr S. W.

B.R. depot.

Wilson, Amos, c, barber with R. B. Porter, r Oglethorpe,

bel Bryan.

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Wilson, Mrs. Charlotte, r Troup, bet Baldwin and Few.

Wilson, Nathan, c, drayman, r Wynns Hill.

Wilting, Charles, boot and shoemaker, 30 Broad.

Wingfield, Scott, c, blacksmith with Blount & Haiman.

Wise, Douglass, clerk with Rooney & Warner, r Summer-

ville, Ala.

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Wise, W. Foster, salesman with T. E. Blanchard, r 123

Broad.

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Wise, John, book-keeper Georgia Home Bank, r Summer-

ville, Ala.

Wise, Wm. B., clerk with Wells & Curtis, r Summerville.

Wisham, William, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville,

Ala.

Wittich, Adolphus, of Wittich & Kinsel, r Broad, bet

Early and Fulton.

WITTICH & KINSEL, (Adolphus Wittich and Chas. M.

Kinsel,) watches, jewelry, &c., Broad, cor Randolph. Wolf. Max, shipping clerk with Blount & Haiman, r Broad

bel Baldwin.

Wolfson, David, tinner, r Troup, bel Baldwin.

Wolleck, Henry, c, blacksmith, r Front, bel Thomas.

Woodfield, Mrs. Mary, r Girard, Ala.

Wood, Henry, c, laborer Dudley's lumber yard, r Mercer,

cor Bryan.

Wood, Ilenrv, c, hostler with Wm. Munday, r Oglethorpe,

ab Bryan.

Wood, Wm. R., clerk with A. L. Harrison, r Thomas, cor

Troup.

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168

Wopd, Joseph J., book-keeper with R. R. Goetchius & Co.

* r St. Clair, bet Jackson and Troup.

Wood, Robt. A., keeper of jail.

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Woodruff, Mrs. Aurora E., r Forsyth, cor Baldwin.

Woodruff, George W., prop'r Empire Flour Mills, Thomas/ {.

cor Front, r Linwood.

Woodruff, Henry L., clerk with G. W. Woodruff, r Lin-

wood.

Wpodruff, Henry H., book-keeper with Spring Villa Manu-

facturing Co., r Forsyth, cor Baldwin.

Woodson, Ben, c, laborer, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties.

Woolfolk, James, r St. Clair, cor Front.

Woolfolk, John C., bill clerk with Allen, Preer & Illges, r

Wynnton,

Woolfolk, Joseph W., bill clerk with 'Burrus & Williams,

, r Wynnton.

Wooten, Matt C., cotton buyer, Randolph, bel Broad, r

McIntosh, bet Bryan and Randolph.

Word, T. J., physician, 81 Broad.

Worsham, Jefferson, J., salesman with C. A. Redd & Co.,

r Russell county, Ala;

Worthy, James D., clerk with Rosette & Lawhon, r Ogle-

thorpe, bel Few.

Wray, J. Frank, wheelright and blacksmith, r Girard, Ala.-

Wright, Rev. Armenius, pastor St. Paul Church, r Troup,

bel Bryan.

Wright, Augustus, c, blacksmith, r Wynns Hill.

Wright, Benjamin F., machinist, r Front, bed Thomas.

Wright, Freeman, c, carpenter, r Oglethorpe, M. Liberties.

Wright, George, c, carpenter, r Girard, Ala.

Wright, Green, c, shoemaker with Wm. A. Tines, r Mercer

cor Franklin.



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Wright, James E., carpenter, r Jackson, N. Liberties.

Wright, Jesse B., job printer with Enquirer, r N. Liberties. -

Wright, John, harness repairer E. and P. F., r Browneville.

Wright, John B., carpenter, r Oglethorpe, ab Bridge.

Wright, Mrs. Mary B., r Bridge, cor Troup.

Wright Samuel M., r Browneville, Ala.



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Wyatt, Lawson B., tail ,
thorpe, bel St. Q Wynne, Richard, c, car Wynn, Richard, c, port. Wynne, Thomas K., c
Bryan, r Mclntosj. Wynn, Wm., printer w

Yarbrough, Mrs. Elizabl Yarborough, Geo. M., so
ters Hotel! Yonge, Bragg, engineer
Franklin. Yonge, E. E., farmer, r Young, Absalom 0., of -
Washington and 1 Young, Adam, laborer e|. Young, Alek C., sal esmai |
cor Front. Young, James, c, shoem;; : Young, Richard T., book-
wood, Young, Thos. S., of T S YOUNG, T S., & 00.,
S. McEachren,)
Washington. YOUNG, WM. H., guar,
Beallwood. Young Mrs. Winny, r M i

as. ami-
nos,
'gle Ala. ties. ercer

169 Wyatt, Lawson B., tailor with Strause & Goldsmith r Ogle-
thorpe, bel St. Clair. Wynne, Richard, c, carpenter, r Oglethorpe, N. Liberties. Wynn, Richard, c, porter with W. E. Sandeford, r H. Lib. Wynne, Thomas K., carriage repository, Oglethorpe, cor
Bryan, r McIntosh, hel Bryan. Wynn, Wm., printer with Enquirer, r Front, ah St. Clair.

. Y

Yarbrough, Mrs. Elizabeth, r Browneville, Ala.

Yarborough, Geo. M., salesman with J. J. Whittle, r Plan-

ters Hotel

= A

Yonge, Bragg, engineer N. and S. R.R., r Oglethorpe, ah

Franklin.

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Yonge, E. E,, farmer, r Wynnton.

Young, Absalom 0., of Amyet & Co., r Oglethorpe, bet

Washington and Bridge.

Young, Adam, laborer E. and P. F., r Browneville, Ala.

Young, Alek C., salesman with E. and P. F., r

cor Front.

Young, James, c, shoemaker, r Front, hel Thomas.

Young, Richard T., book-keeper with E. and P. F., r Beall-

wood, -

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Young, Thos. S., of T. S. Young & Co., r Marshall, Ala.

YOUNG, T. S., &, GO,, (Thomas S. Young and Edward

S. McEachren,) family grocers, Oglethorpe, cor

Washington.

YOUNG, WM. //., guano depot, and of E. and P. F., r

Beallwood.

Young Mrs. Winuy, r Marshall, Ala.

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COLUMBUS STREET ' DIRECTORY.

Streets running East and West, commencing North:

]. Washington west of Oglethorpe, at river to Mercer. 2. Bridge from river to Mercer. 3. Franklin from river to Mercer.. 4. Bryan from river to Mercer.5. Randolph from river to Mercer. . 6. Church from Jackson to Troup. T. St. Clair from river td Mercer.* 8. Crawford from river to Mercer. 9. Dillingham from river at lower bridge to Broad.
10. Thomas from river to Mercer. 11. Baldwin from river to Mercer. 12. Few from river to Mercer. 13. Early from river to Mercer. 14. Fulton from river to Mercer. 15. Covington from river to Mercer.

Streets running North and South commencing West at river.

1. Short from Thomas to midway bet Crawford and St.

Clair.

2. Bay from above Crawford to Randolph, thence diago-

nally, intersecting with Front. ' .

3. Front from Covington to midway bet Franklin and

Bridge.

4. Broad from Covington to river above Bridge. !jy'A,yyfW 5. Oglethorpe from Covington to Washington.- fJ , 6. Jackson from Covington to Washington.

7. Troup from Covington to Washington.-"**

8. 9.

Forsyth from Covington to Washington.-- McIntosh from Covington to Washington:--

PjL X-"*

10. Mercer from Covington to Washington.' -L

M and 16 BROAD STREET.

. W. Patrick,

COLUMBUS, GA.

J. D. Patrick

PATRICK & BROTHER STALL NQ. 2, COLUMBUS, GA., MARKET, '
Wholesale and Detail Dealers in Choice

f a VMHJ And all kinds of FRESH MEATS. Hotels, Boarding Houses, Private Families, Steam boats, and the Trade at Stations on the Railroad line, supplied. We make a specialty of
Ficsh i oi k and Sausages in season, For Families and for Shipment.

Labor Employment Office.

Wm. D. Smith, Gen. Manager,

, Randolph si, next door to Sun Office.

COLUMBUS, GA. All persons out of \york and who wish good situa-

tions, either in City or Country, will find it to their in-

terest to call on me,

I would call the attention of Planters and others de-

siring help, to the advantages of securing the same at our Office, where servants for Plantation, House, or in

any capacity, can be obtained.

Parties wishing Letters'written can be accommodated

at this Office.. ' `

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Sign Painting and Lettering of every description neatly and promptly executed by
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PERRY HOUSE

ALOO TCT, Oglethorpe, corner of Bryan st., Columbus, Ga,

SHEPHERD ROGERS, Prop.

Every tiling in my line executed in first class order, with promptness and dispatch. Professional experts always ready to execute orders from Ladies and Gentlemen at their residences.

.. Engagements for. ROGERS' STRING BAND for Parties or

Pic Xies, can be made with me.

SHEPHERD ROGERS.

OOLUMB US, GEORGIA. dealer in 5
STAPLE 'AND FANCY '

J Hosiery, &c.

A Fill] ami Compk-re Stock alw; ays

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go hand, at the

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very Lowest prices.

' S" KnPV*g*-.fMi' 'f* &'

-,,: afe

ion-of Warren, Franklin & Oglethorpe sts Wholesale and Retail Dealer in '
starchI ; -
Always on hand a full stock of
Junction of Franklin, Warren and Oglethorpe sts. ~ Colmnl'13, Ga