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Sight and Time Bills on various points purchased at all

TIMES.

Libera] advances made on shipments of Cotton to any good

Northern or European Houses.

Collections made and promptly re trotted for.

We shall keep supplied so L.r as possible, with New York Ex

change, which will lie sold at the lowest rates charged in other

cities of the State.

W. W. Wrigley, Cashier.

I. C. Plant, President.

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H. L. JEWETT, WM. H. ROSS, WM. T. LIQHTFOOT,

DIRECTORS:
WM. B. DINSMORE, E. J. JOHNSON, II B. PLANT.

I. <C. PI.ANT

Will continue business at his old office, and will make invest- |

ments as parties may direct. He will also purchase and sell

Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Seven per cent.

Stock of Georgia Bonds, new issue, and United States Reve

nue Stamps of all denominations for .-ale here at par. He will

make liberal advances, until good sale- cars be made, chaugin *a

small commission for the same.

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HENRY N. ELLS5

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No. 86 Mulberry St., opp. Lanier House.
GAME OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SERVED UP.
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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO'S DIRECTORY

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DEALERS IN

ITAPII DEI 60008,

PRICE'S OLD STAND.

Dr. L. B. Alexander. Houston Co., Ga.) A/l APflJj PA

W. G, White, Macon, Ga.

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Remove Sept. 1st to Parker's old stand, Cotton Avenue.

R. W. CUBBEDGE.

0. A. CALDWELL.

W. HAZLEHURST.

CUBBEDGE, CALDWELL & CO.,

3Xo. 3H Second

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Stocks, Bonds, Uncurrent Funds, Coin, Sterling and Domestic Exchange bought and sold--Deposits received--Monies invested as parties may direct. Collections made and prompt ly remitted.

AimJORiSEB REFERENCES
National Bank Republic, New York. Savannah National Bank, Sav. Ga. Third National Bank, Nashville, Tenn Atlanta National Bank, Atlanta, Ga. First National Bank, Charleston, S. C. Josiah Morris, Montgomery, Ala.
John Caldwell, - - - Columbia, S. C.

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DIRECTORY

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FOR THE

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CITY OP MACON,

AND

CONTAINING ALSO AN
APPENDIX
OF
MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION,
COMPILED BY J. C. JJIDSQN
MACON, A.:
DAILY TELEGRAPH BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. 1866.

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO'S DIRECTORY

PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
If You Help Us, You Help Yourselves!!

iFTJRIsTITTTRE,

j C_ HAIRS, BE_ DSTEADS,

j

BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,

TABLES, WARDROBES,

SAFES, TETE-TETES,

LOUNGES, CRIBS.

CRADLES, Etc., Etc*

FURNITURE REPAIRED.
Furniture made to order at my STEAM MANUFACTORY. CHAIRS, SOFAS, &c., reseated. Newell Posts, Bannisters and Brackets for Buildings; Mouldings, Turning, Planeing, etc ; Sash Blinds and Doors.

METALLIC

CASES,

COFFI3STS OF ALL KINDS.
Call and see my stock; you will be pleased with quality, style and price.
GRENVILLE WOOD,
No, 73 Mulberry St., Next to Lanier House.

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In ordinary cases a book of this nature needs no prefatory re marks. The title, "A City and Business Directory," sufficiently explains the import and scope of the work. The difficulties and embara8sments under which the compilers of a Directory labor, have been descanted upon and explained until the repetition of them have become tiresome. There are, however, other circum stances peculiarly incident to Directory publishing, upon which we think some observations may properly be introduced in this
place. The Directory is published to meet the wants of a large class
of citizens. To meet this want--to produce a work which will meet the convenience, and be of service to the business commu>nity--where the compilers bring a correct knowledge and experi ence in their calling, we think it will be admitted that they have a right to expect a fair amount of support in their
from those who will derive benefits from its publication. Our experience, however, has shown that a large number of
those who use and profit by a Directory, are more willing to par ticipate in the benefits arising from its publication, than they are to contribute their portion to reimburse the publishers for the labor and outlay they expend in its publication. It is our inten tion to prepare a more complete Directory of Macon, next Octo ber, when residents become more settled, in connection with which we intend having a Diagram of the City.
To our advertising patrons we return our sincere thanks for their support, and confidently present our first issue of the Ma con City Directory to a discriminating public, trusting that the
care and attention bestowed upon its preparation, and the improve ments we have made in its arrangement will, in the eyes of a generous people, atone for those errors which are inseperable from
a compilation of this nature. JOHN C. JUDSON, Compiler.

MACON CITY DIRECTORY.

Abbreviations.--In the pages following, h stands for house, Ms for ! boards, bt for between, cor for corner, opp for opposite, n for near., A for ! North, S for South, E for East, IFfor West. The word street is implied.
Note.--The names that appear in CAPITAL LETTERS are those ofad vertisers.

A.

Abraham, M dry goods merchant, 32 Second

Adair, J W (Price & Adair) 4S Mulberry, house same

Adams, O F cotton merchant, h cor Magnolia and Orange

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Adams, TV F

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Albert & Bork, cl'thi'g and gent's furnishing goods, 86 Mulberry

Alley, F H master carpenter SITE It, h Tatnall square

Alley, John carpenter

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Allford, TV T conductor on South Western Railroad

ALEXANDER & WHITE, dry goods, 41 Second st and 18 Cot

ton Avenue

American Leg Company, 3d street over*Post Office

Amerson, Uriah, factory buildings

Atnerson, John, h factory buildings

ANDERSON & WOODS, dry goods and groceries, 41 Third

Anderson, J H & Son, grocers and com. trier, cor. 3d and Poplar

Anderson, Louis, (J LI Anderson & Son) bds 59 First cor Oak

Anderson, Clifford, lawyer h Orange bt Pine and Plum

ANDREWS, L F W, editor and proprietor Georgia Citizen, h

Pine bt Third and Fourth

.Andrews, Lewis H, printer at J W Burke & Co's

Ansel, Mrs M M, h cor Fourth and Oglethorpe
Ansley, L H, clerk at Post Office Anthonv, Mrs H, h Georgia Ave. n Wesleyan Female College
ARTOPE, J B & SON, Marble Works cor Third and Pine '

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Artope, Thomas, (J B Artope & Son) it cor New and Oak

Armstrong, James TV, planter h Poplar cor Washington Avenue

Askew, Lovick P, clerk, h Monroe n Vineville Branch

Askew, D P, messenger magnetic telegraph, h Monroe n Vine-

ville Branch

Askew, Mrs E J, h Monroe n Yineville Branch .
Atkinson, Mrs Eliza Ann, h Georgia Avenue

AUDOUIN, MRS S, fashionable milliner, 36 Second

Ayres, Asher, grocer 64 Third cor Cherry

Bacon, O A, lawyer, bds cor Orange and High

Baer, M G liquor dealer, 67 Mulberry under Lanier House

Baer, D J, Merchant 69 Cherry

Baggerlv, J M, carpenter Macon & Brunswick Railroad

Baggerly, B M, "

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Bailey, S T, lawyer, 67 Mulberry, (up stairs)

Bailey, Samuel, bds cor Mulberry and Fourth

Bailey,-assitant money clerk Southern Express

Baldwin, P, clerk at Alexander & White

Ballard, E, machinist Schofield's Iron Works

Ballard, Phillip, merchant h 4th, store 3d bt Oak and Arch

Banks, W D, carriage maker, 98 Mulberry

Barker, G R grocer, 46 Cot Ave h Magnolia bt Spring & Orange

Bartram, P T, carpenter h cor Orange and Bond

Barchardt & Peyser, dry goods 83 Cherry

Barchardt, A h Oak bt New and Spring

Barfield, James, tax assessor bds Dense House

Barfield, Thomas, fireman S W R

Bankston, J C, wood passer Macon & Western Railroad

Barlow, John, laborer

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Barrow, Mrs M A, h cor 4th and Oglethorpe

Barry, Michael, grocer 42 Third

Bass, Nathan, h Orange bt New and Spring

Bass, J F lawyer bds " "

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Bass, N H, " "

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Bass, J H

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Bass, R H,

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Bass, W C, professor, Wesleyan Female College

Bashenskee, S, merchant h Pirrebt 3d and4th

Bashinsky, L, merchant 67 Cherry

BAUDET, C P, watch maker, 92 Cherry cor Second

Baxter, Dr J S, office 22 Second (up stairs)

Beasley, C A, carpenter Macon & Western Railroad

Beck, A, clerk bds Pine bt Spring and New

Beggs. Geo, (Henderson & Beggs) h 20 First

Bender, Phillip, tailor 33 First

Beuger, Bharles, 23 First

Bennett, J R R, clerk h cor Third and Pine

Benton, Mrs A, h Mulberry bt Spring and New

Benton, W A, assistant manager magnetic telegraph

Bernd, G, harness maker 21 Cotton Avenue

JOHN C. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

MASSENBURG, SON & HARRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, PAIITS, OILS
No. 62 Mulberry Street,
MACON, GA.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER,

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Berry, Mrs M A, b Pine bt Spring and New

Berhahn, A, porter at J B Boss & Son

Best, Emory, attorney at law, 81 Cherry (up stairs)

Binder, Mrs C, h Third

Bishop,-machinist Schofield's Iron Works

Bishop, M, engineer South Western Bailroad

Bivins, Thomas, laborer Macon & Western Bailroad

Boardinan, J M, stationer 96 Mulberry cor Second

Boatwright, T, machinist Nesbit's Iron Works

Bohnne, Fred, carpenter South Western Bailroad

Bond, E, cotton merchant h New bt Cherry and Mulberry

; Bond,-merchant bds cor Mulberry and Fourth

Bone, Thomas J, machinist Schofield's Iron Works

Boon, James, engineer South Western Bailroad

Boon, Dr John B, h cor New and Poplar

Bonnell, W B, clerk Post Office

Boifeuillet, J T treasurer South Western Bailroad, h 68 First

Boifeuillet, Henry, engineer Central Bailroad, h Hazel

Bostick, Mrs II H, h Plum bt Spring and Orange

Bostick, John E, merchant bds "

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Bostick, 1) B, clerk

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BOWDBE & ANDEBSON, grocers and commission merchants,

31 Cotton Avenue cor Cherry

Bowdre, P E, (Bowdre & Anderson) h High

Boykin, S, editor Child's Delight, bds Wesleyan Female College

Boyington, J, carpenter Macon & Western Bailroad

Brady, B, h Pine bt Spring and New

Brady, T E, printer Daily Telegraph h Pine bt Spring and New

BBAINARD, FBED, proprietor New Idea Saloon, 85 Cherry

Brantley, J IT, h 24 First

Brantley, T W, merchant h Pine bt Second and Third

Brantly, J A, machinist, Macon and Western Bailroad

Brantly, A J, clerk bds Pine bt Second and Third

Brantly,ML, Central Bailroad bds Pine bt Second and Third

Brantly, H T, carpenter " " "

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Brantly, M V, machinist Macon and Brunswick Bailroad

Brantly, W S, auditor South Western Bailroad h East Macon

Branham, Jr, Joel, lawyer 34 Second

Brazzil, F A, fireman South Western Bailroad

Bronson, L B M. clerk bds Flint House

Bronson, H, h 105 Second

BBOWN HOUSE, 4th opp Passenger Depot

BBOWN, E E, proprietor Brown House

Brown, W F, 41 Plum

Brown, G- W, grocer, 61 Cotton Avenue

Brown, E M, merchant 80 Mulberry h 39 Third

Brown, J W, blacksmith, h Arch

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO'S DIRECTORY

J. R. WALKER.

T- J- FLTNT`

Wholesale anfl Retail Dealers ai Importers of

GLASS AM) CROCKERY WARE, KEROSENE OIL AMD LAMPS,
No. 7S Mulberry (opp. Lanier House,)
MACON, GA,

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Brown, P E, apprentice Macon & Western Railroad

Brown, Joe, fireman,

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Bright, A, fireman

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Bright, G J, "

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Brinn, Thomas, h Tatnall Square

Brinn, John, bds " "

Brinn, T II, carpenter South Western Railroad

Brydie Archibald, h cor Walnut and Franklin

Bryant, W II, clerk at E K Guernsey's bds Flint House

Brooks, Pliil, machinist Schofield's Iron Works

Brunner, Valentine, ornamental plasterer h Plum bt 3d and 4th

Blackshear, Dr James h High

Blake, Green J, merchant h cor Orange and Pine

Blake, Mrs Mary, h Pine bt Spring and New

Bloom Thurston R, cotton merchant 22 Second

Block, John, watchman South Western Railroad

Block, John, merchant 65 Mulberry

Blount, David E, planter h cor Walnut and Franklin

Birdsong, Robert, planter h cor Walnut and Spring

Birdsong, Albert, clerk at Cubbedge, Caldwell & Co

Buchanan, J, engineer Macon & Western Railroad

Buffington, N, fireman ``

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Burton, J N, engineer "

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Burdell, R W, ticket agent S W R R h Flint House

Burden, W H, clerk bds Flint House

BURKE & TRIPOD, house, sign and ornamental painters, 78

Cherry (up stairs)

BURKE, j W & CO, printers, book binders and stationers 60 Second

Burke, J W, (J W Burke & Co) h Walnut bt Hill and Franklin

Burke, T A, (J W Burke & Co) h cor Walnut and Hill

BURNETT BROS, Ice Depot 46 Third

Burdick, BeDj, superintendent factory, h Windsor Hill

Burr, S B, printer Journal & Messenger, h 49 Cherry

Burr, Frank S, " "

<k bds "

'Burgay, Dan, printer Daily Telegraph

Bunch, Jerry, h Fifth bt Cherry and Poplar

Bulkley, Mrs E C, millinery 37 Cotton Avenue

Bulkley', E C, h 77 Second

Butts, James R, land agent 16 Second

Butts, A G, h Orange bt First and New

Butler, John, bds Mulberry n New

Butler, Thomas

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Byrum, Mrs S F, h cor Fourth and Oglethorpe

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

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Geo. M. Logan,.Proprietor,
Milterry Street, Macon, Ga.
Free Omnibus and Baggage Wagon at each Train to convey Passengers and Baggage to the House.

w. J. LAWTON.

E. F. LAWTON.

LAWTON & LAWTON,

Grrocers and Produce Merchants,

WHOLESALE AND EETAIL,
No. 63 Third St., Macon, Ga.,
(Next Door to Hardeman & Sparks.)

MIX & KIRTLAND,

Wholesale and. Retail Dealers in
BOOTS * SHOES,
JLeather, leasts and Shoe Findings,
No. 3 Cotton Avenue, Macon, Gra.
W. K. & M. DeSRAFFENRIED,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

86 CHERRY ST., (up stairs)

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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C.

I Caldwell, 0 A, banker, k cor Walnut and Spring.

Calvin, W H clerk post office

Callahan, Thomas, segar manufacturer 38 Third

| Callaway, J T, merchant 57 Poplar

Callaway, Fears & Co, furniture warehouse 98 Cherry

Callaway, M P, (Callaway, Fears & Co) h Pine bt Spring & Hew

Callaway, Henry, h Pine bt Spring and Hew

Callaway, Tucker, h "

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Carhart & Curd, hardware merchants 55 Cherry

Carhart, J D, (Carhart & Curd) h Orange bt Plum and Forsyth

'`CARHES, C E, printer, bds cor Hew and Oak

j `Carnes, Thomas, printer at J W Burke & Co's

Campbell, John, gas titter h Court House Square

| Campbell, Mrs C C, h Mulberry bt Spring and Hew

: Campbell, T K, clerk h Mulberry bt Spring and Hew

j Campbell, Charles, clerk "

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j Camell, Mrs Flora, h cor Walnut and Fra klin

! Canning, Charles, printer at J W Burke & Co's

! Casey, J A, bds Pine bt Third and Fourth

Castlen, Dr F G bds High

Causey, M J, engineer Macon and Western Railroad

j Chain, J, h cor Walnut and Ash

, Chapman, A AY, agent livery and sale stable opp depot



] Chapman, Mrs Ambrose, h Hew bt Pine and Plum

I Chapman, William, Factory Buildings

I Chatfield, A, engineer bds cor Pine and Third

i Chancey, A, Factory Buildings

Cherry, J II & Co, grocers 27 Cotton Avenue

: Cherry, J H, (J H Cherry & Co) h Cherry bt Hew and Spring

Cherry, Geo T, transportation clerk South Western Railroad

Cherry, H J, tarmer h cor Oak and Spring

Chew, W, laborer South Western Railroad

Christian, E R, carpenter Macon and Western Railroad

Chipman. A W, miller Kennesaw Mills

Clarke, Mike, moulder Macon and Western Railroad

Clark, J R, tireman South AVestern Railroad

Clark, Asa, train hand South Western Railroad

Clark, D F, Justice Peace, h 90 Second n Oak

Clark, A F, mechanic, bds Second bt Pine and Oak

Clark, Henry, h Plum n Cotton Avenue

Clark, C M, assistant manager magnetic telegraph

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO.'s DIRECTORY

Clark, W Scott, brickmason, h Oak bt New and First

Clark, Vm, grocer 106 Cherry

Clark & Harris, Ice Cream Saloon, 101 Cherry

Clinkscales, Dr A L, h Court House Square

Clernmer, C P, boiler maker Macon and Western Railroad

j Clemer, E, mechanic M & W R R, bds cor Fifth and Plum

COBB & JACKSON, attorneys at law 35 Third

j Cobb, Howell, (Cobb & Jackson) 35 Third

| Coburn, M D, h cor Maple and Columbus

Coburn, M, cabinet maker h n Forsyth

i Cochran, R J, 29 Fourth

Cohn, Jacob, merchant h Pine bt Third and Fourth

Cole, G B, lawyer 34 Second (up stairs)

I Cole, Judge CB, li Orange bt New and Spring

| Coleman, Mrs Mary B, h High n Orange

Coleman, S T, dry goods cor 2d and Cherry, h High

i Cook, Peter, carpenter South Western Railroad

1 Cook, Charles, bar cor Fifth and Pine

Collins, J R, agent cor Fourth and Pine

j Collins, Jonathan, merchant b Plum bt Spring and Orange

: Collins, Mrs Charles, h High

! Collins, Dr A P, bds

| Collins, Dr O C, " "

Collins, Stephen, Mayor of Macon, h cor Cherry and Spring

| Collins, S N, bds at Mrs Mitchell's, College st

! Collins, A M, clerk bds "

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j Collins, Augustus, book-keeper, h Tatnall Square

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Collins, Mrs E, widow h Collins, Thomas, fireman

Mulberry bt Spring and New Macon and Western Railroad

! Collins, H, wood passer "

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I Colquitt, Mrs Harriet, h cor New and Cherry

Collier, C E, machinist Macon and Western Railroad

Collier, Charles T, clerk at G R Barker's Cotton Avenue

Collier, Win, trader li Fourth n Oglethorpe

1 Connell,-, brickmason 43 Poplar

Concert Hall, No. 2 Cotton Avenue

Conklin, J C, merchant tailor, Cherry

Community of Four Sisters of Mercy, 4th bt Walnut and Wharf

Copley, Stone & Co, fancy and staple groceries 73 Mulberry

Copley, W S, (Coplej', Stone & Co) h Magnolia Yalley bt Spring

and New

Cornell, J G, brickmason, 88 Second

Corput, Felix, merchant, bds High

Couse, D W, painter

Court House, intersection of 5th and Mulberry

CoX, J W, boot and shoe dealer, 82 Cherrv

Cox, E C, conductor South Western Railroad

euranenried M, " bds

( ozatt, J C, conductor Smith V. (

( raft, < harlot, carpi : ter ' con n 1

( raft, S M, liryman ^ vuth V, e- *n Raihmi

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( r;\i, Charlc* W, moulder Miu a and V /

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C raig, (H4*les, millinery store la* (/ >ttoii Avenue

Craig, D D, pattern maker ScL Held's Iron \\ orks

Craven, Charles, moulder Schofield's Iron Works

Crocket, E, machinist Macon and Western Railroad, a 4th

Cronner, Wm, grocer cor- Ash and McIntosh, h same

Crumley, Rev W M, h First cor Oak

Crutchfield, Millard, h 51) Poplar

Crutchfield, John, clerk, bds 50 Poplar

CUBBEDGE, CALDWELL A CO, bankers 8S Second

Cubbedge, B D, (Cubbedge, Caldwell A; Co) ii College utreet bt

Georgia Avenue and Wharf

Cullen, Gcorald, h Court House Square

Gumming, J B, marshall h cor Ash and Elbert

Cunningham, Robert, city bridge keeper h 50 Wrq>

Cunningham, W, printer Daily T*1 -gr ( ./us 06 W a lnut

Curd, Richard, city clerk, h College bt Rose and Curd, John, (Carbart A Curd) h u

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Dacoy, J W, clerk, bds Court_ house square

Daily Telegraph Office, fk> Cherry.

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n DHy, D A Bro, grocers, $1 Cherry.
| Damour, Airs A, wid, 63 Mulberry. Damour, II, book keeper Schofield s Iron "Works.

Damour, C E, transportation clerk, Macon A Brunswick E ft.

Danforth, Rev Jacob, school teacher, h Pine bt New and 1st.
Daniel, Rev S G, bds P ne bt Spring and Now.

; Darrah, W J, boot and shoe matier, 5S Mulberry bUeot. j Dasher, Geo S, conductor, South western Ii I* h cor 1th and Oak.

! Davidson, A, wood passer, Alacon and Western ftailro&d.

, Davis, Gospin A Co, 43 Cotton Avenue.
Davis, Airs M A, widow J Davis, house S5 2nd street.

Davis. John, blacksmith South-western Railroad.

Davis, M M, h bet Maple and Columbus street. ; Davis, W V, carpenter Alacon and Westorn Railroad.

Day, Charles, bds Wesleyan Female College.
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Fresh Ground Meal, Grits and Wheat Bran.

THE I RON DTE P.N RTMENT,
Having been recently refuted with 2? kw Machinery, will tuns out Steam Engines and Boilers, Circular Saw Mills, Grist Mulls, Syraj. Mills and Boilers, Gin Gearing, Iron Cotton Screws, Ornamental Iron Work, and aid < ther castings, on the most reasonable terms.

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Always on hand, a good stock of
Stjjool, 'iBIisceHaiuaits, ^leligtaus, |ukniit, -
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS,

Photograph Albums, Photographs of Generals, Copies of Paintings, &c. Terms Cash.
No. 60 Second St., next to Baptist Church, Macon, Ga.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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DeGraffenried W K, lawyer, h Georgia Avenue

DeGraffenried M, " bds "

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Deitz, John G, book binder at J W Burke & Co, Li Pine bt. 1st

and New.

DeLane, P H, bookkeeper J H Auderson & Son h Oak bt 2d & 3d

DeLoack, Jackson, k Oak bt First and New

Dempsey, T C, li 21 Fourth

Doming, C W, printer, b cor Walnut and Orange

DESSAU, Mrs F, Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods, 66 Mulberry

Dessau, A, h Cherry bt New and First

DENSE HOUSE, B F Dense proprietor, 95 Mulberry

Dense, J E, Southern Express, bds Dense House

Dense, Wm E, bds Dense House

Dewberry,-, switchman South Western Railroad

Derackin, E, carpenter Macon & Western Railroad

Dickenson, W M, foreman carpenter shop S W R R

Dillon, W E, saloon, 47 Third

Dillard, Wm, grocer, h Fifth bt Walnut and Wharf

Dinkier, Jacob, confectioner, 43 Third

Dishroon, Frank, grocer, 28 Cotton Avenue

Donlevy, Patrick, grocer, cor Wharf and Fifth

Donlevv, Cornelius, clerk, cor Wharf and Fifth

Donnelly, P, tailor, 56 Mulberry

Donakoo, John, fireman SWRK

Doody, Wm, Dry Goods, 64 Cherry, h 50 Cherry

Dooner, James, merchant, h Cherry bt 4th and 5th

Dorset, Richardson, h 73 Third

Dorset, J R, bar Pine, h Walnut bt Franklin and Spring

Dorset, J A, bar keeper, h Pine

Douglas, John, h 51 Walnut street

Dougherty, Mrs M E, h Madison street

Doyal, John, family grocer, Fourth street

Drake, Wm, segar maker, bds cor Fifth and Plum

Drew, Dennis, h cor Fifth and Walnut

Dunlap, Samuel, (Usher & Dunlap) h High opp Blind Academy

Dnnlop, George, printer, h 46 First, cor Plum

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Dunn, D, merchant tailor, 84 Mulberry, h 47 Fourth

Dunn, Wm M, h 25 Fourth street

Dure, Mrs A, h Cherry bt 4th and 5th

Dure, Geo A, Superintendent M & B R R, h 58 First

Duvall, G W, fireman S W R R

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JOHN 0. JUDSON & COS DIRECTORY

OTTO SPAM,

TITHE AND BBPAIBBR OF P1AN08,
Orders to be left at Schreiner & Son's Music Store, Cotton Avenue.
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F. BRAINAED & CO.
Dealers in Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, Ale and Lager Beer. In connection with which is a Bil liard Room with Phelan Com bined Cushioned Tables.
Wholesale and. Retail Dealers in
FANCY GROCERIES,
Fine Brandies, Wines, Tobacco, Seps and Family Supplies,
No. 66 Granite Range, Third Street.
m w ,n MWm1 iMkMiMmd Wrv n
NVdrolesale and Retail Dealer in
MILLINERY, TOYS, NOTIONS, ETC
Bonnets and Hats Trimmed to Order.
Satisfaction Guarante ed.
NO. 86 CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA.
4

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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E.

Eanes, Mrs S N, h 27 Fourth Eason, Mrs Mary, h 69 Third street Eason, W, h 100 Second street Eastman, Win, printer, Daily Citizen office Edmonson, J L, grocer, 82 Cherry Edwards, O D, clerk Henderson & Beggs, li 55 First Edwards, J C, h Georgia Avenue n W F College Edwards, J "Wilson, clerk, h Georgia Avenue Einstein, Isaac, clerk, bds 1st street near market house Elders, Stephen, tinner, bds 48 Mulberry
ELLS, H N, Oyster and Refreshment Saloon, 86 Mulberry street, up stairs
Ells, Sr, C A , h 68 Walnut, cor Second Ells, Jr, C A, clerk, h 68 Walnut
Ells, Charles W, clerk H P Redding & Co, Third street Ellis, T W. druggist, 97 Cherry street Ellis, Mrs S A, Hammond street n R R Ellis, J W, carpenter M & W R R
Ellis, W N, broker, bds, Mrs Lamar, College street Ellett, L H, printer, Daily Telegraph office Elliott, W H, printer, Daily Telegraph office Elfe, Mrs T B, h Orange bt Spring and New Elkarr, M, Dry Goods, 4 Cotton Avenue Elkin, J J, engineer Daily Telegraph, bds cor 3d and Pine Emanuel, L, Dry Goods, 32 Second
Emanuel, Charles, dry goods, 8 Cotton Avenue Emerson & Seymour, dentists, 84 Mulberry Emerson, G W, (Emerson & Seymour) 84 Mulberry Etnmell, C K, merchant, bds Mulberry bt Spring and New Engelke & Co, segars and confectionery, 72 Cherry Engelke, W G, (Engelke & Co) h cor Orange and Magnolia Engel, Joseph, dry goods merchant, 24 Second, h 52 First Engeldow, Oscar, clerk Southern Express Co i English, J B, clerk at J B Ross & Son's, bds H P Redding 5 English, S, fireman S W R R
English, B T, carriage maker, h 5th bt Poplar and Cherry I English, John, carriage painter, 82 Cherry, up stairs EVANS, Mrs E F, Flint House, 42 1st street, opp market house ] Evers, Wm, fireman S W R R
Everett, L II, school teacher, h Orange bt Bond and Georgia Av t Experience, Mrs Harriet E, h Pine bt 2d and 3d j Experience, John, clerk, h Pine bt 2d and 3d

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

The Savaimali

NEWS AID HERA LI

PUBLISHED AT
111 BAY ST., SAVANNAH, GA.,

IS THE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,

IS ASSIGNED THE
Publication of ADVERTISED LETTERS

AS HAVING THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION

IN THE CITY AND COUNTY,
Atid Publishes the Legal Advertisements of nearly every | County which has its Advertising done in Savannah. It is the
Best Advertising Medium
In its section of the State.

Terms
Daily.$10 per Annum. Tri-Weekly. 6 Weekly... 3

The Editorial Staff includes Col. W. T. Thompson, former Edi tor of the Morning News, and well known as an Author and Edi tor; Dr. J. S. Jones, former Proprietor Floridian and Journal; Mr. E. H. Clement; Jacob N. Cordozo, Esq., well known as a Southern Editor and Writer on Finance and others.
The Business Department is in charge of Mr. Theodore Blois, ] former publisher Morning News.
H. W. MASON,
Editor and Proprietor.

AND BUSINESS ADVEBTISER.

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Freeman, M R, clerk at M & W R R, h cor New and Orange Freeman, C H, Steward W F College Freeman, A R, h Arch street n First st M E church Freeman, B P, at H Shaw & Co's, Second street Freeny, T W, laborer Southwestern Railroad Freeny, Mrs M A C, h Pine bt Spring and New Freeny, G,h Pine bt Spring and New Freeny, F J, h East Macon Freeny, J G, laborer Macon & Western Railroad FuIIod, J H, machinist Schofield's Iron Works

G.

Gagel, David M, machinest, Fifth bt Wharf and Walnut

Gavin, James, watchman, "

"

Gas Works, cor Mulberry and Sixth

Gaines & Co, Cotton Warehouse, 90 Poplar

Gaines, A, (Gaines & Co) h cor Columbus and Orange

Gates, Seth, clerk, bds at Mrs Experience's

Garfield, H S, h Oak bt New and Spring

Garvin, John, grocery merchant, h cor Wharf and Fifth

Garwood, John W, laborer at factory, h factory grounds

Garwood, C B, overseer at factory, h factory grounds

GEORGIA CITIZEN, L F W Andrews, proprietor, 10 Cot av

Genora, R, segar maker, bds cor Fifth and Plum

Gelston, W B, carpenter South Western Railroad, h Madison

Geyer, F, boot maker, 56 Cotton Avenue

Gilmer, J G, groceries and hardware, 70 Cherry

Giles, J B, conductor South Western Railroad

Gill, W B, family grocery, 44 First street

Giddings, William", apprentice Macon and Western Railroad

Gibson, A W,



"

Gibson, A, book-keeper, bds Mrs Howes

Glaser & Bro, dry goods dealers, 28 Second

Glitz, Mrs A, h McIntosh

Glose, Jacob, boiler maker Macon & Western Railroad

Glazier, J, 47 Fourth

Goldsmith & Nussbautn, clothing, 26 Cotton Avenue

Gorman, A, machinest, Schofield's Iron Works

Gorman, Mrs Martha, h Poplar bt First and New

Goodaley, O, mechanic, h Pine bt Third and Fourth

Goelz, John, carpenter South Western Railroad, h McIntosh

3

JOHN C. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

HENRY HORNE,

Wholesale Dealer in
m

fofPTM

Foreip anil Domestic Fruits, Candies and Seprs.
Choisest Imported LIQUORS and WINES, (In Wood and Glass,)
-AND-
General Commission Merchant,
No. 60 Horne's Block, Cherry Street, Macon, Ga.

NOTICE.
My long experience, together with ample capital, enables me to offer every inducement to my patrons.

jjgp" Terms strictly CASH.

SAMUEL M. FARRAR.

H. A. TROUTMAN.

FA1M1 SL TROUTMAN,
"Wholesale Dealers in
HARDWARE Ac CUTLERY,
THIRD STREET, MACON, GA.

Agents lor the most approved Platform and Counter Scales in use; also, Iron Frontings, for any style of House; and Cast or Wrought Iron Railing, for every style of Enclosure.

Insure With

Co drRAMmSS
INSURANCE AGMT, MACON, GA.,
Against Disasters by Fire, Marine, Accidental, and on your Life. Do not delay. Call at once and take out a Policy.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Goodwill, John M, grocery and bar, Third, bt Plum and Pine Golding, Rev F R, Wesleyan Female College
Golding, Mrs Mary, bds at Mr Dougherty's, Madison street Goodman, S, variety store, 11 Cotton Avenue Goodall, W P, banker, 87 Second
Graham, Mrs, grocery, McIntosh, S side M & W Railroad
GRANNLSS, E C, insurance agent, 49 Second, h Oak bt 1st and 2d Grant, A, fireman Macon & Western Railroad
Graves, Edward, engineer C R R, h Pine bt 3d and 4th Graybill, J S, 80 Second street
GRIER & MASTERSON, livery stable, 57 Mulberry Grier, James Y, (Grier & Masterson) h Walnut bt 4th and 5th GREER & LAKE, fancy family groceries, 66 Third Greer, J F, (Greer & Lake) h bt First and Second ! Green, James, engineer, South Western Railroad
] Green, Dr James Mercer, h fronting Poplar cor Washington av Green, John, fireman Macon & Western Railroad Griffin, J V, laborer Macon & Western Railroad
Griffin, J J, clerk South Western Railroad, bds cor 5th and Plum Griffin, John, clerk at L W Rasdal's, bds cor 5th and Plum Griffin, Dr George G, office 22 Second (up stairs) GRIFFIN, B T, refreshment saloon, 4th bt Poplar and Plum Grimes, John E, Third bt Arch and Oak
: Griggs, Dr, office and house Fourth street bt Plum and Pine : Gresham, J J, lawyer, h College street bt Georgia av and Wharf
Groce, Lewis J, cotton buyer, h cor Washington and Spring Groce, John, clerk, bds cor Washington and Spring Gross, W E, machinist Schofield's Iron Works Gruber, C W, Ass't City Clerk, bds Flint House
Gruber, Sr, C W, miller, bds cor Cherry and Fourth Gugel, Daniel M, machinist, Fifth bt Wharf and Walnut Guernsey, E K, dry goods and crockery, 66 Cherry
Guernsey, T, foreman planing factory, Third street Gueranddie, D B, painter South Western Railroad Guttenberger, F A, 49 Cotton avenue

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JOHN C. JUDSON & GO'S DIRECTORY

CHRIS. D. FINDLAY.

THOS. W. MANGHAM.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

FANCY FAMILY GROCERIES

AND-

pbbyibsshb mmm

i

THiAirauLAn blos^, no. obcsond btm

MACON, GA.

JACOB RUSSELL.

HENRY J. PETER.

LL & PETI
PROPRIETORS OF THE

MACON BREWERY.

Orders for Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, Malt, Hops, Ac, promptly attended to.

JLVUTVJ ,AP

USHER,

MANUFACTURERS, AND WHOLESALE AND DETAIL

Dealers in
CANDIES, CONFECTIONERIES, &c.

ALSO,
|
Ice Cream, Soda Water, Fruits, Winks, Segars, &o, Ac.,
Cotton Avenue, (opp. Triaugnlar Block) Macon, Ga.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Haygood, Rev F M, (F M Haygood & Son) h 46 First

! Haygood, A J, (F M Haygood & Son) bds 46 First cor Poplar

Hazelett, fra, laborer h Factory Buildings

Hazlehurst, Geo T, Treasurer Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Helfriecb, S, tailor b 55 First Henderson & Beggs, grocers cor Cotton Avenue and Cherry

Hendee, Rev Homer, school teacher h New bt Pine and Oak

Hendee, Henry, clerk at Alexander & White's

Henry, Frank, briekmason, h 49 Poplar

Henry, Paul, barkeeper h Fifth bt Walnut and Wharf

Henry, F L, clerk bds Plum bt Second and Third

Hernandez, Mrs Matilda, h 54 Plum

Herrington, John, grocery and bar, cor 4th and Hawthorn

Herington & Ricks, tin shop cor Third and Plum

Herington, J, (Herington and Ricks) h Third bt Plum and Pine

Herzog, F, confectioner, 45 Third Herzog, P F, carpenter Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Heath, O P, clerk bds cor Third and Pine

Hill, B, lawyer 84 Cherry, h Orange bt New and Pine

Hill, John, Southern Express Messenger

; Hill, H D, clerk bds cor Third and Pine

HIRSH, M & CO, clothiers 92 Cherry cor Second

HIRSCII & GOODMAN, rag and paper merchants Mulberry

n Gas Works

Hirsh, S, clerk bds Cotton Avenue

Hines, Treat, carpenter, h Walnut btNew and Spring

Flines, James, carpenter bds "

"

Hodges, J J, sheriff, h cor New and Oak

HODGKINS, D C & SON, dealers in and manufacturers of all

kinds of sporting material

Hodgkins, D C, h cor Fourth and Walnut

Hodgkins, N N, h "

"

Howland, Mrs M A, millinery 42 Second

Hogan, H M, grocer 89 Cherry

Hogan, Mrs R Y, grocery 46 Cherry cor Fourth

HOLDRIDGE, MADAME, dress maker and millinery 19 Cotton

Avenue Holdridge, FI S, planeing mill Third bt Plum and Pine

HOLMES, DR G N, office 88 Third h same

Holmes, John, h Pine bt First and Second

Hollingsworth, Walter, h cor Pine and First

Hollingsworth, John, cotton buyer h Orange bt Forsyth and Ma

con and Western Railroad

Holt, B S, h Orange bt New and Spring

Holt, T G, farmer h cor Georgia Avenue and Orange

Holt, Asa, h Mulberry bt Spring and New

Holt, Dr Wm F, 86 Cherry (up stairs)

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

JT. K. HARMAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

57 Third St., (up stairs) Macon, Ga,
Having had long experience in the Land Trade and Real Estate Busi ness, generally, offers his services to the public in Buying, Selling and Renting Farms in the cotton growing sections of the State. And, also, Buying and Selling Wild Lands throughout the State
Persons wishing to make investments in Real Estate, have now an opportu nity of doing so to advantage, as some of the finest farms that are to he found in the South are now being offered.

J. H. R. WASHINGTON, HENRY HORNE,

REFERENCES:
MIX & KIRTLAND, T. R. BLOOM,

E. J. JOHNSSON & CO. W. A. CHERRY.

JOHN P. FORT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MACON, QAA.,
Will practice in the Courts of Bibb and surrounding Counties.
OFFICE ON THIRD ST., OVER POST OFFICE.

REFERENCES:

J. B. Ross & Son, Macon, Ga.

I A. Porter, President Bank State of Georgia,

Cubbedge, Caldwell & Co., B'kers, Macon Ga. | Savannah, Ga.

Seymour, Johnson & Co., Macon, Ga.

I George W. Williams, Banker and Wholesale

J. W. Fears & Co., Macon, Ga.

| Grocer, Charleston, S. C.

mm

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, fc,
Leather and Carriage Trimmings,
SHOE FINDINGS,
Gin Bands, Machine Belting, &c.,
No. 103 Cherry SJt., Macon, Gra.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

33 |

Holt, W S, President South Western Railroad

Hollister, R G, Southern Express messenger h 97 Second

Holzendorf, John, h cor Pine and New

Howes, O, merchant h 81 Second

Horne, Wm, laborer Macon and Western Railroad

HORNE, HENRY, wholesale and retail grocer 60 Cherry h 58

Walnut

HHoolloemmoann,,

L B, clerk D, printer

bds at J

cor W

Cherry and Fourth Burke & Co's

i Hoge, John J, cotton buyer h High

Hoge, G F, clerk bds High

Hoge, W G, brick yard below Seventh

Hooker, J H, apprentice Macon and Western Railroad

Hooker, J P, master carpenter Macon and Western Railroad

Horton, P H, clerk h cor Fifth and Pine

Hockle, K, h Pine bt Third and Fourth

Holbrook, H, foreman machine shop South Western Railroad

Hunt, John R, 57 First street

Hunt, G W, Ice Depot, 46 Third street

Hunt, John, moulder, South Western Railroad

Hunt, L W & Co, drug store, 88 Cherry street

HUFF, W A, Produce Merchant, 62 Cherry and 51 Third. (See

advertisement on cover)

Hurst, William, laborer, h factory buildings

Hughes, Mrs A E C, Orphan School, h cor Wash av and Orange

Husketh, S L, engineer Macon & Western Railroad

Husketh, D, "

"

"

"

Hudgins, J D, merchant, h Fifth n car shed

Hudgens, J E, pressman Georgia Daily Citizen office

Hutton, John S, agent Macon & Western Railroad

I

Isaacs, E, restaurant, 47 Cherry Irvine, C F, agent Central Railroad, h 55 Plum Irby, F M, grocer, Pine street Iverson, B V, li cor Washington and Spriog

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JOHN C. JUDSON & Co's DIRECTORY

J.

Jaugstetter, J, F. bar room, cor Poplar and Third

Jaugstetter, J, clerk, " "

Jaques, Dr J W, h cor Oak and First

Jeffers, Albert, carpenter S RE, bds cor 4th and Pine

Jeffers, E, painter,

"

Jeffers, J, Tax Receiver

" "

Jennings, M, carpenter South Western Railroad

Jewett & Snider, merchants, 64 Second street

Jewett, H L, (Jewett & Snider) h cor Oak and First

Jobson, W B, carpenter M&R8, bds cor Plum and New

Johnson, H, (Seymour, Johnson & Co) bds cor Mulberry and 4th

Johnson,-, clerk, bds cor Mulberry and 4th

Johnson, Mrs T, (wid) h TO Poplar

JOHNSON, W W, Dye House, rear of Schreiner & Son's, Cot

ton avenue

Johnson, A J, Carpenter Macon & Brunswick Railroad

JOHNSTON, E J & CO, Jewelers, 6 Cotton avenue

Johnston, E J, h Mulberry bt First and New

Johnston, W B, cor Spring and Mulberry

Johnson, E, h 86 Third street

Johns, W, fireman Southwestern Railroad

Joiner, J, laborer Macon & Western Railroad

Jones, R N, book keeper, bds 4th bt Mulberry and Walnut

Jones, J L, merchant, 68 Mulberry, h 66 Walnut

Jones, W R, engineer Macon & Brunswick Railroad

Jones, H, engineer South Western Railroad

Jones, G- S, (McCallie, Jones & Day) bds Cherry btlst and New

Jones, D B, warehouse, bds Cherry bt Spring and Orange

Jones, M, h College bt Rose and Wharf

Jones, J E, agent factory, h cor Oak and First

Jones, John W, trader, bds at J C C Burnett's

Jones, Sam'l, wheelright, h Fifth and Court House Square

Jordan, L A, planter, h College bt Georgia avenue and Wharf

`Judson, J C, printer, bds 46 First, cor Plum

Julian, Mrs M, (wid) teacher, h 82 Second

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

35

K.
Kahn, V, merchant, 55 Walnut 'Kappell, B F, printer, Daily Telegraph Office Kappell, M J, printer, Daily Telegraph Office, bds Flint House Kehlhof, E, gunsmith, 74 Cotton avenue Kehlhof, C, locksmith, 32 Third street Keith, G, clerk at J W Burke & Co's bds Flint House Kempton, E S, clerk at Anderson & Son's, bds Flint House Kell, John, fireman Macon and Western Railroad Kenmore, Charles, printer, bds 46 First cor Plum Kennedy, W C, tailor, 62 Mulberry, h 52 Wulnut Kennesaw Mills n Brunswick depot Kent, J M, train hand South Western Railroad Kent, Jordan, engineer South Western Railroad Kent, J, foreman Macon and Western Railroad shop Kent, H, overseer factory, h factory buildings Kent, George, laborer at factory, h factory buildings Kernodle, Wm, Macon and Western Railroad, h 4th bt Ogle
thorpe and Oak Kerwin & McKevitt, grocers, Cherry bt 2d and 3d Key, Rev Joseph S, Pastor Mulberry M E Church, h parsonage Kidd,-, carpenter South Western Railroad KI1STG & BRO., grocery and lager beer saloon, Cotton Avenue,
nearly opposite City Hall *King, H J, printer at J W Burke & Co's, h Washington avenue King, Mrs W, 54 First street Kirtland, E, (Mix & Kirtland) h Spring bt Cherry and Mulberry Kirby, R D, h Fifth bt Plum and Pine Kneeland, S P, civil engineer, bds 51 Walnut Knight, Thos, agent, h Cherry bt 4th and 5th Knight, Sr, Thos, marshal at depot, h Cherry bt 4th and 5th Knight, James, mechanic, h Cherry bt 4th and 5th Knight, John, carpenter, h 52 Plum Knight- Jr, Thomas, jailor, 56 Fourth Knight, George, painter South Western Railroad Knight, J E, engineer Macon and Western Railroad Knight, T, laborer Macon and Western Railroad Kreutz, A, baker, 35 Cotton avenue
I

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J0H1S C. JUDSON & Co's DIRECTORY

Wholesale and Retail v&jNFcrsr ctaFtocasiaFt.,,
DEALER IN
BRANDIES, WINES, TOBACCO,
mum AND MMttf SUPPLIES.
Wo. 86 Cherry Street,

Macon, -

Georgia.

ETj7jOHMforrc6~

W1T0BHUJ&8 AND JBVBUBS.
No. B Cotton Avenue,
MACON, GEORGrIA. Agents for several First Class Insurance Companies.

L. N. WHITTLE.

GEO. W. GUSTIN.

WHITTLE & GUSTIn7~

Attorneys aal (2mseKes at Law,

MACON, GA.
Will practice in the Counties of Bibb, Monroe. Crawford, Macon, Houston, Twiggs, Wilkinson and Jones,
And any other County in the State by special agreement.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

37

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L.

Lagerquiet, A, blacksmith Macon and Western Railroad

Lake, Frank, (Greer and Lake) h 60 Poplar

Lamar, Mrs M A, h College bt Georgia Avenue and Wharf

Lamar, Mrs John H, h cor Orange and High Lamar, H G, h College bt Georgia Avenue and Wharf

Lane & Harris, grocers cor Third and Cherry

Lane, T J, h 52 Walnut Lane, Davis, h Walnut bt New and Spring

Lane, Hubert, National Express messenger Laney, W W, book keeper at Megrath, Patterson and Co's bds

Dense House Lanier & Anderson, lawyers 34 Second (up stairs)

Lanier, R S, lawyer bds Wesleyan Female College

Lanier, J B, conductor Macon and Brunswick Railroad

LANIER HOUSE, 71 Mulberry bt Second and Third

Lawrence, Geo D, h Pine bt Second and Third

LAWTON & LAWTON, grocers 61 Third Lawton, W J, (Lawton and Lawton) h cor Poplar and New

Lawton, R F. (Lawton and Lawton) bds cor Poplar and New

Lea, Stevenson & Co, com. merchants 29 Cotton Avenue

LeConte, Wm L, (Copley, Stone & Co) bds College st

Lewis, E F, train hand South Western Railroad Lewis, Fred, telegraph operator h Walnut bt 4th and 5th

Lieure, John, jeweller 104 Cherry

Lightfoot & Jaques, grocers 76 Third

Lightfoot, Mrs W S, h 51 Walnut

Ligon, Mrs E A, bds cor Pine and New Lindsey, H M, grocery 38 First h Magnolia Valley bt Spring and

Orange

,

, ... n

LITTLE, SMITH & CO, saddlers, harness makers, etc., etc., 102

Cherry Little, D S, (Little, Smith & Co) h 51 First

Litz, E, h Oak bt New and Spring

. ,

LIYERY STABLE, Grier & Masterson's cor Mulberry and ihird

LOCHRANE, O A, lawyer h 68 Second cor Poplar, office over

Boardman's book store, cor Mulberry and Second

Lockman, Geo, tailor at J L Shea's Lockett, Mrs Francis, h College bt Georgia avenue and Wharf

LOH, M, CarberShop and Bathing Saloon under Lanier House

Long' F M, conductor South Western Railroad

Long, J F, tailor, 20 Second street

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JOHN C. JUDSON & Co's DIRECTORY

Longley & Walsh, actioneers and com merchants, 100 Cherry st Loud, P H, (Withers & Loud) bds cor Mulberry and Fourth Loud, J H, clerk, bds cor Mulberry and Fourth Lucas, O, laborer Macon and Western Railroad Ludwick, Wm, clerk Macon and Brunswick Railroad Ludwig, Jacob, h Walnut bt 4th and 5th Lunquest & Mallory, photograph artists, 7 Cotton avenue
Lunquest, B J, jeweler, at Boardman's book store
Lunquest, John M, dentist, 7 Cotton avenue Lunsford, George J, conductor Southwestern Railroad Luther, Mrs C, h cor College and Forsyth

M.
I Macon Lodge, No o, F A M, 5 Cotton avenue (up stairs) | Machold, C, shoemaker, h and shop 37 First street ! Magruder, Dr A L, office and h 97 Mulberry, cor 1st
Magrnder, J A, engineer Macon and Brunswick Railroad I Mallory, Lee, (Lunquest & Mallory) 7 Cotton avenue i Marks, J, merchant, h Oglethorpe n Fourth
Marshall, J, machinist Macon and Western Railroad Martin, George, wood passer Macon and Western Railroad Martin, John, wagon yard, Forsyth Mason, TM & Co, carriage dealers, 69 Mulberry | Masterson, C, h 62 Walnut cor Third I Massey, M M, finisher at South Western Railroad | MASSENBURG, SON & HARRIS, druggists, 62 Mulberry ; Matthews, James, machinist, h n Southwestern Railroad depot Matthews, Daniel, fireman Southwestern Railroad Matthews, Asa, moulder Southwestern Railroad Matthews, J, watchman, Southwestern Railroad Matthews, Albert, engineer, Southwestern Railroad Matthews, John, engineer, Southwestern Railroad Matthews, Charles, engineer Southwestern Railroad Mauprent, E, jeweler, 63 Walnut MAXWELL, A L, bridge builder, 84 Mulberry st, h cor New
and Cherry Me Affee, H A, engineer Southwestern R R, bds cor 5th and Plum McAlpin, Joseph, mechanic M & W R R, h cor Cherry and New
i McAlwel, George, moulder Macon and Brunswick Railroad
McAlister, G C, tinner, cor Cherry and 4th McCarthy, Patrick, grocery, cor McIntosh and Hazel McCallie, Jones & Day, com merchants, 44 Cotton avenue

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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McCaw, W D, conductor Macon and Brunswick Railroad

McElroy, m J, hardware, 54 Fourth

McGee, Win, pattern maker Southwestern EE, li Fourth

McGoeldrick, John, finisher, Southwestern Railroad

McHale, Michael, boiler maker Macon and Western Railroad

McHenry, P, gunsmith, Mulberry bt 3d and 4th

McIntyre, P, saloon, 85 Cherry street

Mclntire, H, baggage master Macon and Brunswick Railroad

McKervy, H, boot maker, 32 Cotton avenue (up stairs)

McKellar, Dr J D, dentist, 82 Cherry (up stairs)

McKenna, A, grocery and bar, cor 4th and Hawthorne

McKenzie, John, harness maker, h cor College and Rose,

McKown, Lidy & Co, auctioneers, 33 Cotton avenue

McLendon, Louis, engineer Southwestern Railroad

McLendon, J F, book keeper, h 45 Cherry

McLendon, W A, h 45 Cherry

McLaughlin, A, h cor 4th and Oak

McLean, Mrs A, h 45 Fourth street

McLean, Hugh, at gas works, h New bt Pine and Oak

McMann, Geo, wood passer Macon and Western Railroad

McMurray, James, policeman, h 5th bt Wharf and Walnut

McMinn, Mrs Mary, h Washington street

McQUEEN, A, machinist, 47 Poplar

McReynolds, Dr, dentist, 24 Second, (up stairs)

McSwain, Alex, laborer Macon and Western Railroad

Menard, Stephen, jeweler, h cor 5th and Wharf

Menard, Wm, machinist, " "

"

Menard, Louis, jeweler, " "

"

Menard, Alex, clerk at Oliver, Douglas & Co's

Melaney, Tim, bds over Brilliant Saloon, Third street

MEGRATH, PATTERSON & CO., wholesale and retail dealers

in fancy groceries, 86 Mulberry street. (See adv. on cover)

Merritt, W B, butcher, 74 Second street

Mell, T J, merchant, bds cor Spring and Washington avenue

Medical College, 35 Mulberry

Micklejohn, F M, engineer Macon and Western Railroad

Micker, A, laborer Macon and Western Railroad

MIX & KIRTLAND, dealers in boots and shoes, 3 Cotton av

Mix, Albert, (Mix & Kirtland) h 65 Walnut

Mitchell & Smiths, commission merchants, 68 Third

Mitchell & Snider, family grocery, 49 Second

Mitchell,-, merchant, bds Walnut bt 3d and 4th

Mitchell, Mrs A, h College bt Rose and Wharf

Mitchell, W D, engineer Macon and Western Railroad

Mitchell, Thos, machinist Macon and Western Railroad

Miller, G A, machidist Schofield's Iron Works

Miller, J, finisher Southwestern Railroad

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO'S DIRECTORY

gHMLES S. BAUDET
FORMERLY OF PARIS AND LONDON,
tatrli anti CftnniDincfcr 'patter,

AND
J

SR DUl!l

No. 92 Cherry st, mier Telepapl Printing Office.



*

FINE JEWELRY, Duplex and Detached

LEVER W_A.TOHES,

AND
POCKET CHRONOMETERS Repaired and adjusted ou scientific principles. __

DEALER IN
HOUSE FURNISrHING (mu,,,
Silver Plated Goods, Glass, China and Earthen \\ are, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Tin and'Wood Ware, * Brooms, Brushes, Feather Dusters, &c., Stoves, PIollow Ware, Cooking Utensils of every kind.
No, 88 Cherry Street, Macon, Georgia.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING- HOUSE.
M. HIRSH & CO.,
Telegraph Building, comer Cherry and Second Streets,
MACON, GA. Dealers in Men's Youth's and Boy's Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, &c. Country orders promptly attended to.

Miller, Fred, jeweller at J Supple's

Miles, S W, train band Macon and Western Railroad

Miles, A, printer Daily Telegraph office

Mills, John, night watchman Macon and Western Railroad

Moore, T R, printer bds Flint House

Morris, Robert, clerk, h cor Mulberry and Court House Square

Morris, Charles, clerk h

"

"

"

Morris, J B, Southern Express, bds cor Washington and Spring

Morris, Isaac, merchant 41 Cherry

Morris, M J, merchant 79 Cherry

Morgan, W T, merchant 30 Fourth

Morgan, Mrs, dress maker cor Plum and First

Morton, G R, salesman bds Dr M S Thomson's

Morrow, J H, bds Wesloyan Female College

Moran, Charles, engineer bds 89 Second

Manson, R, carpenter Macon and Western Railroad

Moughon, W S, planter, h cor Bond and Georgia avenue

Montsy,-, agent, 50 Fourth street

Mullens, John, night watchman Macon and Western Railroad

Murray, L B, family grocery, Third bt Oak and Pine

Murdock, Mrs, boarding house, cor Fourth and Mulberry

Murphy, John, h cor Walnut and Sixth

Murphy,-, harness maker at Little, Smith & Co's

Munroe, Jr, N C, clerk Macon and Western Railroad

Myers, Dr E H, editor Christian Advocate, at J W Burke & Co's

N.
Napier, J T, 5G First street Nandette, H, laborer Macon and Western Railroad National Express and Transportation Company, 50 Third Nathan, A H, master carpenter Macon and Western Railroad Nelson, W T, bar and groceries, 70 Cherry, h 96 Third Nelson, George, gunsmith, bds cor Cherry and Fifth Nelligan, D, watchman Macon and Brunswick Railroad Nelligan, D, master of transportation Macon and Western R R Newton, Charles W, bds 52 Walnut Nowton, Edward A, bds 52 Walnut Newton, B H, (late Newton & Lawton) h 86 Second Neill, H, train hand Southwestern Railroad NISBET, T C, Flour Mills and Iron Works, cor Cth and Pine Nisbet, E A, J A & J T, lawyers, 84 Mulberry, (up stairs) Nisbet, Jas T, lawyer, h College opp Blind Academy
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JOHN C. JUDSON & Go's DIRECTORY

Nisbet, E A, lawyer, h Georgia avenue Nisbet, J A, lawyer, k Georgia avenue Nisbet, F LeC, clerk at Daily Telegraph office, .bds Georgia av Noone, Patrick, groceries, cor Mulberry and Third
Noel, M B, machinist, bds 70 Poplar North, Mrs M A, h College opp Blind Academy Norris, D E, manager magnetic telegraph, bds H P Reddings Nottingham, Dr C B, (Fitzgerald & N) h Yineville NUTTING, POWELL & CO, bankers, 37 Third street Nutting, C A, (Nutting, P & Co) h cor College and Georgia av
Nussbaum & Bro, dry goods, 48 Second Nussbaum & Dannenberg, 14 Cotton avenue

0.

Obear, Geo S, (E J Johnston & Co) h Plum bt First and New

O'Brien, James, stone cutter at Artope & Son's

O'Connell, Michael, laborer, 5th bt Wharf and Walnut

O'Connell, Edward, grocery and bar, Mulberry bt 3d and 4th

Ocmulgee Fire Co No 2, 58 Second

Odd Fellows Hall, 2 Cotton avenue

O'Donald, M, trader, h Cherry third door from Fourth

Ogden, J Monroe, insurance agent, bds cor Orange and High

Ohanlen, Mrs C J, li Plum bt 1st and New

Oliver, Douglass & Co, hardware, 3d bt Cherry and Mulberry

Oliver, H E, (O, D & Co) h 4th bt Mulberry and Walnut

Oliver, J F,

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h Second cor Oak

O'Neill, J G, bds 51 Walnut

Orr, J W, fireman Macon and Western Railroad

Otto, J H, jeweler, 4 Cotton avenue, h New bt Plum and Pine

Owens & Smith, physicians, 51 Walnut cor 4th

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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P,

Palethorpe, James, master mariner, 60 Poplar,

Parkhurst, W F, at Wilbur, Pease & Co's bds Walnut bt4th & 5th

Parker, P, wood passer Macon and Western Railroad

Parker, T C, machinist, h cor Third and Arch

Parker, DT, h College bt Georgia avenue and Wharf

Patterson, Samuel, moulder, bds cor Third and Oak

Patterson, Richard, moulder, "

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Patterson & Lambert, Georgia bar, 61 Mulberry

Patterson,-, (Megrath, P & Co)

Patterson, ThomaB, moulder at Nisbet's Iron Works

Pate, E, Southwestern Railroad

Payne, Walter, clerk, bds Brown House

Payne, George, druggist, 1 Cotton avenue cor Mulberry

Pellew, J H, pattern maker Macon and Western Railroad

Penny, S, train hand Macon and Western Railroad

Perry, D M, policeman, h Cherry street

Perry, L, painter Southwestern Railroad

Perkins, P M, saloon, 32 Third

Peter, Julius, distillery, h cor 4th and Pine

Peter, Henry (Russell & Peter) bds cor 4th and Pine

Pevy, Mrs, h Oglethorpe n Fourth

Peyser, S & Co, dry goods, 25 Cotton avenue and 59 Cherry

PHETTEPLACE & BRO, drygoods, 9 Cotton avenue, h Walnut

bt Spring and New

Phillips, W H F, grocery and bar, cor 5th and Cherry

Phillips, L, farmer, h cor 5tli and Plum

Phillips, John, fireman Southwestern Railroad

Phillips, William, fireman Macon and Western Railroad

Pierce, Thomas, h cor Wharf and 5th

Pierce, Mrs Nancy, h Fifth street

PLANT, I C, banker, 40 Second, h New bt Mulberry and

Walnut

Planters' Hotel, 54 Cherry

Plunkett, S P, bar-room, Third bt Oak and Arch

Plunkett, Joseph, carpenter, h factory buildings

Plummer, E T, wood passer Macon and Western Railroad

Poe, Greer & Poe, lawyers, 84 Mulberry, (up stairs)

Poe, Washington, lawyer, h Third bt Walnut and Wharf

Poole, J H, watchman Southwestern Railroad

Poole, J M, railroader, h Court House Square

Polhill, B M, school teacher, h Orange, bt Plum and Wash, av

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Pope, James, h 57 Poplar

Post office, Third bt Mulberry and Cherry

Porter, J F, clerk at Dorsett's bar, Pine street

Post Commandant, 88 Poplar

Powell,-, Cherry bt Second and Third

Powers, Virgil, Sup't Southwestern Railroad

Powers, C C, trans. clerk Southwestern Railroad

Price & Adair, bar, Mulberry bt 3d and 4th

Price, J T, (Price & Adair) h Mulberry bt 3d and 4th

Price, Thomas S, bds 48 Mulberry

Price, E, grocery, 91 Cherry Pritchard, Charles, printer, h cor Pine and New

Protection Fire Co No 1, 56 Second

Proctor, Wm, tinner at Macon and Western Railroad

Proctor, WEB, tinner "

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Proctor, G, apprentice at Daily Telegraph office

Prince, A P, printer, h 4th bt Oak and Pine

Puckett, H M, fireman Macon and Western Railroad

Pugh, J A, photographic artist, 20 Cotton avenue (up stairs)

Pugh, David, "

" bds Mr. Clark's

! Pullen, J F, h Oak bt Second and Third

R.
RASDAL, L W, liquor dealer, 53 Third and 68 Cherry Rafford, R R, engineer Southwestern Railroad Ran, Geo, clerk, li Pine n High Ralston, Mrs James, h Georgia avenue Ralston Hall, cor Third and Cherry Ray, J H, engineer Central Railroad, h Pine bt Third and Fourth Rainey, W, cotton buyer, h New bt Plum and Pine Rainey, Samuel, cotton shipper, bds New n Pino Rees, Rev TI K, li College bt Fourth st and Washington avenue Rees, G W, baggage master Macon and Western Railroad, b Pine
bt Third and Fourth REES, H F, millinery and notions, 84 Cherry Reichart, F, upholsterer, 33 Mulberry Redding, II P & Co, soda water, 57 Third Redding, II P, (II P R & Co) h Cherry bt First and New Redding, A S, trans clerk, bds Mrs W' A Ross Reid, David, clerk, h 22 First REID, W A & CO, proprietors Daily Telegraph

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JOHN C. JUDSON & Co's' DIRECTORY

Reid, W A, bds E A Nisbet, Georgia avenue

Reid, John, clerk, Kennesaw Mills

Reins, E, day watchman, Macon and Western Railroad

Reynold, Frank, h Tatnall square

Reynold, A, grocer, cor Fourth and Hawthorne

Reynolds, Dr, Second street

Rhodes, L, trans clerk, Southwestern Railroad

Rhodes, L B, 107 Second

Rice, B R, trans clerk, Southwestern Railroad

Rice, J, engineer, Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Rice, GLD, planter, h cor Bond and Orange

Richards, R R, druggist, h Fourth bt Walnut and Mulberry

Richards, E R, merchant, h Fourth bt Walnut and Mulberry

Richards, T 0, carpenter, Southwestern Railroad

Richards, E, fireman, Southwestern Railroad

Richards, W W, engineer, Southwestern Railroad, h Arch n

McIntosh

Richards, R, fireman, Macon and Western Railroad

Richardson, J S, machinist, Macon and Western Railroad

Ricker, O, cabinet maker, bds Flint House

Ricks, L C, tin shop, bds Third bt Plum and Pine

Ricks, Mrs G H, h Magnolia valley, bt Spring and Orange

*Ricks, R R, printer, h Magnolia valley, bt Spring and Orange

Riddle, A J, photographic artist, cor Mulberry and First (up

stairs)

Riddle, Allred, painter, Southwestern Railroad

Ring, M & Co, clothiers, 63 Cherry

Robbins, A, stone cutter, h Madison

Robert, Dr L J, h 61 Poplar

Roberts, W M, h Mulberry bt New and Spring

Roberts, C P, merchant, h Mulberry, bt New and Spring

Roberts, J H, clerk,

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Roberts, F S, "

Roff, A A, merchant, office over Asher Ayres

Rogers, G T & Sons, com merchants, 52 Cherry

Rogers, G T, (R & Sons) h 22 Fourth

Rogers, C H, h Walnut

Rogers, P M, machinist, 94 Third

Rogers & Bonn, grocers, 58 Cherry

Rogers, M, cotton buyer, h Poplar, bt First and New

Rogers, Dr C, h cor Pine and New

Rogers, M R, candy manufacturer, h cor Plum and First

Rogers, Mrs Berry, h Oglethorpe bt Secoud and Third

Rogers, P S, machinist, Macon and Western Railroad

Roiliegh, W H, fireman, Southwestern Railroad

Roosvelt, Dr E J, office 63 Walnut, h same

Ross, Henry, clerk, h Oak bt Third and Fourth

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Ross, JB & Son, wholesale grocers and dry goods merchants, 96
Cherry Ross, Mrs T L, li 68 Plum Ross, Charles, clerk, bds 58 Plum Ross, W F, ticket ageut Macon and Western Railroad Ross, A B, county officer, h Oak bt Third and Fourth Ross, Mrs Wm A, h cor College and Forsyth Ross, B F, merchant, h Tatnall square Ross, J B, (J B & Son) h cor Mulberry and New Ross, Wm H, (J B & Son) h Mulberry bt First and New Rose & Burr, proprietors Journal & Messenger, cor Third and
Cherry Rose, Simri, (Rose & Burr) h Orange bt Columbus and Forsyth Roquemore, A B, bolt cutter, M & W R R RUSSELL & PETER, brewers (see advertisement) Russell, T B, school teacher, h bt College and Wharf Rush, Wm S, engineer, Macon and Western Railroad Ryals, T, agent, bds at O Donald's, Cherry st Ryals, T C, grocery and bar, cor Fourth and Hawthorne Rye, W, policeman, h Orange bt Magnolia st and Georgia ave

P<

Saulsbury, E, clothing store, near Mulberry and New

Saunders, F C, carpenter, bds cor Washington and Spring

Sanders, C, laborer, Macon and Western Railroad

Sandlin, T, train hand, Southwestern Railroad

Sandlin, Y, fireman. Southwestern Railroad

Sadler, N B, clerk, bds at J B Ross'

Satterfield, J, 101 Second

Sawtell, J P, printer. Journal & Messenger office

Scattergood, W, engineer, Southwestern Railroad

Schreiner & Sons, music dealers, 15 Cotton avenue

Scheuerman & Bros, dry goods dealers, 88 Mulberry

Scheuerman, A, (Scheuerman & Bros) h 41 First

Scrimpshire, Thomas, laborer, h Factory buildings

Scrimpshire, Wilson, "

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Scrimpshire, Henry, "

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Schall, J, bootmaker, Floyd House building, h Oak bt Second

and Third

Schofield, J S, iron works, Fifth n car shed, h Vineville

Schofield, J R, machinist, at Schofield's iron works

Schofield, Mrs Martha, h Hazel

Scharfer, C F, carpenter, Macon and Western Railroad

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JOHN 0. JUDSON & Co's DIRECTORY

DR. 6E0. U. HOLMES,

Office, East ^idle Third Street,

BETWEEN POPLAR AND PLUM,

Macon, -

Georgia.

MAI) All 10 HOLDS 11 >< ; I0.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS,
COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GA.

Fashionable and Seasonable Goods of Latest, Styles and Finest Fabrics. Millinery and Dress Making by Competent Assistants. A full supply of Patterns from Demorist's Emporium of Fashions, New York Orders from the Country promptly attended to.
ill, Ik, LiEHRAiE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office 94 Mulberry Street (up stairs).
liiimvN tionsK.
E. E. BROWN & SON, Proprietors,
Opposite tlie Passenger Depot,
MACON, GA.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Schiuot, Robt, treasurer Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Schiezen, Fred, carpenter, Southwestern Railroad, h n Forsyth

Sessias, John, laborer at Factory, h Factory buildings

Seym-nr, Johnson & Co, merchants, 56 Third and 57 Cherry

SeynA.cr, James, (Seymour, Johnson & Co,) li Columbus road

Seyniar, J N, merchant, 78 Cherry, h 40 First cor Poplar

Setle'. S J, Schofield's iron works

Sewe. u, finisher, Southwestern Railroad

Shacioiford, F R, merchant, h Cherry bt New and Spring

Shackiford, F W, National Express Company, bds Mulberry st

ShacKiJord, II B, civil engineer, h Cherry, bt New and Spring

Shanion, C, bar, cor Hazel and McIntosh

Shaw iorgan S, shoe dealer, 62 Cherry

Shaw I & Co, dealers in hats and caps, 44 Second

Shaw E, finisher, Southwestern Railroad

Shaffi?, E, "

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SHEx. J L, merchant tailor, Second st bt Mulberry and Cherry

Sheejj.n, D G, Cherry, bt Second and Third

Shelveton, Mrs M S, dress maker, h Oak bt Second and Third

Sherwod, E C, carpenter, h 70 First

Sherw-od, A F, carpenter, h 92 Second

Shiver. 1 P, carpenter, Georgia avenue

Shiver. Wm, h Madison st

Shiver. E A, clerk, bds Georgia avenue

Shiver. Andrew J, clerk, bds Georgia avenue

Shiver. Geo, train hand, Southwestern Railroad

Shonenan, F & Loh, confectioners, 34 Third

Shult. I L, Southern Express Messenger

Sikes,. F, clerk, Kennesaw Mills, h cor Oak and Fifth

Simpo:., C D, printer, bds 46 First cor Plum

Sims veorge, bds Second bt Poplar and Plum

Sim6,. P, clerk, bds Second bt Poplar and Plum

Sims, Charles C, h Plum bt First and New

Singleca & Hunt, boot and shoe dealers, 80 Mulberry

Sipie-. lobt, trimmer, bds 48 Mulberry

Slaugner, George, baker, 58 Poplar

Sloan, V, wood passer, Macon and Western Railroad

Smith lavis, merchant, li cor Cherry and Spring

Smith . B, distiller, bds 74 Second

Smith j. J, Macon and Western Railroad, bds Fourth street

Smith lrs J A, h Fourth n Brown Houso

Smit.. I T, fireman, Southwestern Railroad

Smith I P, clerk, Southwestern Railroad, near Third and Pine

SmiH !, switchman, Southwestern Railroad

Smit. 1 C, train hand, Southwestern Railroad

Smith ach J, h Jefferson street

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO'S DIRECTORY

THE FASHIONABLE DRY GOOBS HOUSE OF THE CITY.

PEOPLE'S CHEAP STORE.

/
A SGHEUERMAI S BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i
DRY GOODS & NOTIONS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HUTS, CUPS, JEWELRY,
Watches and Fancy G-oods.

TMI &CIA0IST

CN) TOI WY.

A Large, New, and Splendid Assortment
OF
Seasonable Goods Always on Hand.
A. Scheuerman & Brother, of Ga,, *
92 Mulberry Street, Next door to Boardman's Book Store, MACON, GA.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER,

51

Smith, Jas H, printer, at J W Burke & Co's, h Magnolia valley

bt Orange and Spring

.Smith, B W, at J W Burke & Co's, bds with Jas H Smith

Smith, John, carpenter, bds Orange street

Smith, D C, engineer, Macon and Western Railroad

Smith, E N, laborer, " " "

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Smith, G W, day watchman, Macon and Western Railroad

Smith & Owens, physicians, 49 Walnut street

Smith,-, barber, 36 Third street

Smith, Geo, h Pine bt First and New

Smith, Berry, laborer, Factory, h Factory buildings

Smith, Thomas, "

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Smith, Joseph, h 78 First street

Sneed, J R, editor Macon Daily Telegraph, bds at W F College

Snell, Geo, Southern Express messenger, Muscogee Railroad,

Snider & Mitchell, grocers and com merchants, 51 Second

Snider, Mrs M T, h Orange bt High and Forsyth

Snider, J H, (Snider & Mitchell) bds Orange bt High and Forsyth

Snider, G P, merchant,

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Snider, James J, (Jewett & Snider) h High street

Snipes, Zachariah, laborer, Factory, h Factory buildings

Solomon, Charlie, clerk, at J B Ross & Son's, h Yineville

SPAHR, OTTO, music teacher, bds 46 First cor Plum

Spahr, Herman, jeweler,

""" "

Sparks, O G, cotton warehouse, h Washington avenue, n W F

College

Springer, Mrs, McIntosh, south side Macon and Western Railroad

Springer, A, dry goods merchant, 16 Cotton avenue 39 Second st

Springer, W T, machinist, Macon and Western Railroad

Sprintz, E, merchant, 90 Third street

Stanton, Wm, blacksmith, Southwestern Railroad

Steinau, clerk, bds 39 Third street

Stephens, Wm, baker, 52 Mulberry

Stevens, Mrs E J, h Magnolia valley) bt Spring and Orange

Stinter, marble cutter, at Artope & Son's marble yard

Stinson, John, saloon keeper, 71 Fourth street

Stone, Frank, (Copley, Stone & Co) h Magnolia valley bt Spring

and Orange

Stone, O P, clerk, bds with Frank Stone

-Stradler, D M, printer, Citizen office

Strauhar, Mrs, h Third cor Plum

Streger, George, Southwestern Railroad, h Fifth street

Streger, Wm, engineer Macon and Western Railroad

Streger, John, finisher, Southwestern Railroad

Strickland, G W, blacksmith, Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Stroberg, C J, gas-fitter, and coppersmith, 40 Third street

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JOHN 0. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

MS. SARAH AUDOUIN,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER,

IVo. 30. First Street, Macon? Qa.

.l7p.'STRONG & SOIs,
DEALERS IN
SOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, HATS & CAPS,

No. 50 Second Street,

Macon, -

Georgia.

J. L. SHEA,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
AND DEALER IN
FINE CLOTHS. CASSIMHH.ES AND VESTINGS,

Second Street,

Macon, Ga.

Si ft
DEALERS IN
Cotton Rags, Waste, Old Bagging and Rope.
ALSO,
Copper, Brass, and Other Old Metals.
Northwest Corner Second and Arcli Streets, and Corner Seventh and Mulberry, across Central Railroad from Gas House.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

53

Strohecker, Dr EL, h cor Mulberry and Spring

STRONG, L P & SONS, dealers in boots and shoes, 52 Second

Strong, E P, (Strong & Sons) h 57 Walnut st

Stuart, Robt, watchman, Macon and Western Railroad

Stubbs, C F, h 57 Second street

Stubbs, Mrs R B, h Orange bt First and New

Subers, S M, 88 Second street

Sullivan, S E, clerk, h Fourth bt Oak and Pine

Sullivan, Mrs E, fruit store, 29 Third street

Sumrell, G, clerk, cor Fifth and Cherry

SUPPLE, JAMES, Jeweler and Watchmaker, 26 Second, h Or

ange bt Second and New

Sutton, J J, carpenter, h College bt Rose and Wharf

Sweeney, A, grocer, McIntosh st, across M & W Railroad

Swindlehurst, John, finisher, Southwestern Railroad

Swoop, John,

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Taylor, Win, cabinet maker, h 21 Second street

Taylor, Mrs C C, h Fourth n Pine

Tervin, Patrick, h New bt Pine and Oak

Telegraph, (magnetic) Second bt Mulberry and Cherry (up stairs)

Thomas, W J, carpenter, Macon and Western Railroad

Thompson, B H, harness maker, li cor College and Rose

Thompson, Joseph W, news agent, Daily Telegraph office

Thompson, H, apprentice, Macon and Western Railroad shop

Thomson, Dr M S, office at Med Col, h Oak bt First and New

Thornton, M, master machinist, Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Thornton, Mathew, h Oak bt Second and Third

Tinsley, A D, (Seymour, Johnson & Co) bds cor Mulberry and

Fourth

Tinsley, D, clerk, bds cor Mulberry and Fourth

Tissercan, B, painter, Macon aud Western Railroad

Toby and Ogden, insurance agents, 62 Second

Toler, J C, fireman, Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Totten, W J, salesman, h cor Fourth and Pine

Towns, Mrs Mary W, h cor Orange and Columbus

Towns, John,

" "" "

Traslow, J A, clerk, at Thos Ilardie's

Trawick, J C, painter, Macon and Brunswick Railroad

Turner, II F, carpenter, Macon and Western Railroad

Turpin & Hertz, merchant tailors, 95 Cherry

Turpin, George, (T & II) h cor Fourth and Plum

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JOHN C. JUDSON & COS DIRECTORY

lmnnR BEER SAL 1.

KING & BRO.,
Cotton Avenue, nearly opposite City Hall,
Keep always on hand and for sale
BOLOGNA SAUSAGES,

FRESH BEEF AND PORK,
AND
EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE STAPLE GROCERY LINE.
icr2' Snacks at All Hours.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

55

Tutt, A B, wagon yard and h core Fourth and Pine Tucker, M, printer, Daily Telegraph Office

U.
Usher, Charles, (Dunlap & Usher) h New bt Pine and Oak

V.

Valentino, J, confectioner, 55 Third

Valentino, Daniel, clerk, 65 Third

Van Epps, Geo 0, Southern Express Messenger

Van Valkenbnrg, Mrs Mary W, h Third bt Arch and Oak

Van Valkenburg, E, machinist, Macon and Western Railroad

Van Valkenburg, C, laborer,

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Van Valkenburg, Mrs J D, h'Fourth bt Mulberry and Walnut

Vardell, H T, druggist, bds High st

W.

Waddy, William, book-keeper, bds Walnut and Fourth

Wade, Robt, schoolteacher, bds cor Third and Arch

Waggenstein, R, bakery, 76 Cherry

Wagnon, Richard, engineer, Southwestern Railroad

WALKER & FLINT, crockery and China Dealers, 76 Mulberry

Walker, E B, superintendent Macon and Western Railroad

Walker, B, butcher, h cor Fourth and Oak

Walker, Moses, laborer, Factory, h Factory buildings

Walker, A,

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Wall, C D, master machinist, Southwestern Railroad, h Walnut

bt Fifth and Sixth

Wall, Lewis, train hand, Southwestern Railroad

Wallace, W S, machinist, Macon and Western Railroad, h *cor

Fourth and Oglethorpe

Walters, V, bds E Isaacs

Walton, Joseph, h Arch, bt First and Second

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JOHN C. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

DEALER IN
Jewelry and Fancy Goods, Pistols and Sportim Rifles,

Second Street, Macon, G-a.
Watches and Jewelry CAREFULLY REPAIRED by experienced Workmen, at REASONABLE RATES

O, A. NUTTING,

A. H. POWELL,

ISAAC SCOTT-

NUTTING, POWELL & 00.,

IN ium mu ii imnjiuuKnKH I

'1,

State Bank Building, 37 Third St.,

MACON",-GEORGIA.

E. A. NISBET.

J. A. NISBET,

J. T. NISBET.

NISBETS,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

No. BO Mulberry St., up stairs, in Washnigton Block,

MACON-, GEORGIA.

PUBLIC REGISTRY,
AT THE
LAND OFFICE OF BUTTS & BROTHER,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OP
City Property, Plantations, Mineral and Tiler Lands.
Office No. 16 Second St., between Walnut and Mulberry.

i

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Wannack, A, confectioner, 71 Cherry

Ward, Miss E & Sister, milliners, 99 Cherry, h same

Ward, C T, 29 Second

Ward & Co, family grocers, Fourth n Brown House

Ward, Patrick, (Ward & Co, bds 99 Cherry

Warren, Rev E W, pastor Baptist Church, bds 66 First st

Washington, J H R, postmaster, h cor Washington and College

Washington, J H, ass't "

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Washington, L H,

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Waterhouse, J W, carpenter, Macon and Western Railroad

Waterhouse, Mrs Sarah, h cor McIntosh and Ash

Waterhouse, E, saddler, "

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Watson, J W, fireman, Macon and Western Railroad

Watkins, J D, planter, h College st bt Georgia ave and Wharf st

Waxelbanm & Bro, dry goods merchants, Second street

Weed, Mrs S A, h College st, opp Blind Academy

Weidenman, G T, jeweler, bds 43 Third st

Welch, Wm, fireman, Southwestern Railroad

Weldon, J W, h 89 Second st

k Weller, DFC, printer, Daily Citizen office

Wells, J E, salesman, h 14 Second

Westbrook, J W, carpenter, Macon and Western Railroad

Westcott, H P, harness maker, h 78 Second cor Plum

Westcott, Sam'l, mechanic, " " " "

Wharton, Rev M B, h Spring bt Walnut and Wharf

Wheeler, J H C, merchant, bds cor Mulberry and Fourth

Whippier, W T, clerk, h Cherry bt Fourth and Fifth

White, A J, president Macon and Western Railroad, bds High st

WHITTLE & GUSTIN, attorneys at law, office cor Cotton ave

and Mulberry st

Whittle, L R, (Whittle & G) h cor College st and Georgia ave

Whittle, P B, Judge County Court, office cor Cotton aveuue and

Mulberry street

Wikle, W S D, pressman, Daily Telegraph, bds 46 First cor Plum

WILBUR, PEASE & CO, com merchants, 68 Third st

Wilbur, G, (Wilbur, P & Co) h Mulberry cor First

WILCOX, E A, commission merchant, 35 Third, h 64 Walnut

Wilder, Mrs A., h Orange bt Plum and Pine

Wilder, Charles, bds "

" ""

Wilder, J W, grocer, Forsyth st, h same

Willis, J, laborer, Factory, h Factory buildings

Williams, Felix, fireman, Southwestern Railroad

Williams, W L, painter, Macon and Western Railroad

Williams, James, h Fourth st bt Walnut and Wharf

Williamson, G W, merchant, 67 Third st

Williamson, C J, agent Rational Express and Transportation Co

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JOHN C. JUDSON & Co's DIRECTORY

Ik W. Hasdai,

urns s nun, Wholesale and RetailDealerin

No. 53 THIRD STREET.
ALSO,
Ml k BK8TAUBAHT,
No. 68 CHERRY STREET.
A. McQTTEE3SPS
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Plum Street, bt. Second and Third,
MANUFACTURER OF
All Kinds of Wrought Iron Railing, Verandahs, Balconies, Window Guards, Ventilators, Brackets, Iron Furniture, &c., &c.
er Particular attention given to Iron Stair Building. All work warranted.
3P* 3L, 3E W * HOUSE,
First Street, opp. the Market.
Mrs. 12. F. EVANS, Proprietor.
TRANSIENT BOARD, PER DAY, S2.50.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

59

Wills, Rev David, pastor Presbyterian Church, h cor Spring and

Mulberry

Wilson, Samuel, blacksmith, Macon and Western Railroad

Wimberly, E B, fireman, Southwestern Railroad

Windham, W, laborer, Macon and Western Railroad

Wing, George, printer, Daily Telegraph office

Winn, Mrs M A, h Oak bt New and Spring

Winship & Callaway, clothing, 50 Second st

Winship, E, (Winship & Callaway) h Orange bt Bond street and

Georgia avenue

Winters, Thomas, fireman, Southwestern Railroad

WISE, B A, house furnishing goods, 92 Cherry street

Wood, George, machinist, Schofield's iron works

Wood, Richard, "

"

" "

Wood, George, trimmer, Southwestern Railroad

Wood, Thomas, fireman,

"

" .

Wood, John J, blacksmith, Macon and Western Railroad

WOOD, GRENVLLE, furniture store, 78 Mulberry, h cor Wharf

and Third

Woolfolk, J H, cotton warehouse, 80 Third st

Wrigley & Knott, hardware dealers, 72 Third st

Wrigley, W W, cashier First National Bank, h 60 First

Wright, C B, operator magnetic telegraph, bds E Isaacs

Wright, Dr P H, office Floyd House building, bds E A Nisbet's,

Georgia avenue

Wyche, A H, cotton buyer, h 54 Walnut

. Yorston, Mat, bell hanger and gas fitter, 31 Second street
Z.
Zeilin, J H & Co, druggist, 54 Second street, corner Cherry

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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITOR!
AND

No. 86 Cherry Street, up Stairs.

We keep constantly on hand an as> sortment of Question Books, Prim ers, Reading Books, Li brary and Singin g Books, which

to
CO 00

a:

el's
8

1 I

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CD
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gasaa,i5S^Ss

j

111
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1913

Jan.

11 2 3 4 6 6 July 1| 2! 3! 4 B| 6| 7

7| 8 9 10 11 1213

8 910 11 1213,14

14 15 1K17 18 19 20

15 16 17 18119 20 21

21 22 23 24 25 26,27

22 23:24 25 26 27128

28129130131

29.30181

Feb.

2 3

5 6! 7 9,10

11 12 13 It 15 16117

18 19 20121 22 23 24

!25 20 27; 28
Mar.

2 3

11 51 61 7 940

11 12 13 14 16 17

19 20121 23 24

26,27:28 30;31

Apr.

2! 3' 4
91011 16J17 18 23 24,25

6 1314 20 21
27 28

Auq.

2 34

5 6,

9 10 11

12 1344 15 1647118

19 20 21 22 23 24 26

26 27.28 29;30 31!.
1 Sept. 51 6 7 8 2 3 4

9 10 11 12131446

1617 18 19,20 21 22

23 24 26 26 27 28 29

30 Oct.

6; 6

10 11 12 13

1849120

25126,27

Mat

80j..
1
71 8

4 6 11 12

13 14 15

1849

\n 20,21 23 26 26

27 28:29 30 31

June

l! 21

4, 6; fi, 8, 9

1011111243114 1516;

174849 20 21 22 23

24126 26; 27128 29 301

Not. Dec.

6 6 12 3 81 940 11 12 13 14 1511617 1849I20 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30,.
21 3: 4 6| 7: K
9 10 11 12131416 |!647jl8 19 20 21i22 23 24 25 26127 28129 ,30 31

we are sell ing cheap.
W e also have a good assortment of Church Hymn Books and a variety o f Miscella neous Reli gious Books.

THE

PUBLIC,
ESPECIALLY

THE BAPTISTS AND OUR OLD FRIENDS,

ARE INVITED TO

GIVE US A CALL.

F. M. HAYGOOD & SON.

RESIDENTS

EAST MACON.

Adams, Daniel, clerk

Huggins, Jacob, brick mason

Burns, James, clerk

Higgins,-, carpenter

Davis,. Thomas, laborer

Lightfoot, R H

Evans, John, policeman

Lightfoot, R, merchant

Flanders & Hart, grocers

Massey, Carroll, clerk

Flanders, Mitchell, (F & H) Nelson, J A, merchant

Flanders, David, (F & H) Phillips, R, merchant

Flanders, James, clerk

Phillips, Jackson, engineer

Flanders, James, engineer Sullivan, Timothy, tinner

Foley, John, farmer

Storey, Henry, telegraph re-^

Freeney, Thomas, carpenter

pairer

Gantt, Henry, cotton merchant Vining, T M, R R Agent

Hart, William, (F & H)

Welch, Patrick, farmer

Harrison, Joseph, engineer Wimberly, Louis, trader

Officers and Employes of the Central R. R. at Freight Depot.

Wm. M. Wadley, President.

G. W. Scattergood, Road Master.

T. N. Vining, Treasurer.

C. A. Irvine, Agent Transportation.

A. Melrose, Clerk.

W. H. Burden, Clerk.

George W. Odom, Watchman.

Frank Avery,

"

Joseph Avery,

"

James O. Davis, Conductor.

W. Sills, Switchman.

W. Rogers, Messenger.

C. E. Jones, Warehouse man.

J. J. Churchill, "

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30EWSES XXOTTS3ES*
LATE "STUBBEEIELE,"
Opposite Presbyterian Church, Mulberry Street, Macon, Georgia.
B. F. DENSE, Prop'r.
With long experience as a Hotel-keeper, he trusts, by moderate charges and a liberal policy, to maintain the reputation of the House.
1ST. B.--Greer's Omnibus and Baggage Wagon will be at each train ' to convey passengers and baggage to the House.

L. MAXWELL,

KOWI T11SS BBIBGK BUIUNUk,

BOARDMAN'S BLOCK (UP STAIRS),
Mulberry St., Macon, Georgia.
B. T. GRIFFIN,
NEARLY OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, SEGARS, k, &c.
Attached to the house is a FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, where MEALS can be procured AT ALL HOURS, served up in the best style.
MACOK III HOUSE,
W. W. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public that he is prepared to
DYE AND FINISH
Every description of Ladies and Gents' Wearing Apparel, in the neatest style, and at short notice. Warranted not to smell.

mmmm mi.
ORLANDO N. DANA, President. CHARLES PRITCHARD, Vice President. JAS. H. SMITH, Cor. and Pec. Secretary. RABUN R. RICKS, Treasurer. CHAS. KENMORE, Sergeantat Arms.

BUSINESS COMMITTEE. R. R. Ricks, L. H. Ellett, D. F. C. Weller.

FINANCE COMMITTEE. L. H. Andrews, A. P. Prince, George Dunlop.

MEMBERS.

Andrews, L. H. Anderson, T. J.
Brady, T. E. Burgay, D. M.
Carnes, T. P. Canning, C. Deming, C. W. Dickey, R. E. Dana, O. N. Dunlop, G. Ellett, L. H.

Elliott, W. H. Eastman, W. M. Hall, C. A. Holomon, D. Hudgens, J. E. Judson, J. C. Kappell, B. F. Kappell, M. J. Kenmore, C. King, H. J.
Miles, A.

Pritchard, C. Prince, A. P.
Ricks, R. R. Smith, J. H. Simpson, C. D. Stradley, D. M. Tucker, W.
Wikle, W. S. D. Wing, G. F. Weller, D. F. C. Wadsworth, J.

TIME OF MEETING, First TUESDAY in each month.

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_L

WILBUR, PEASE Ac OO.,

Cotton Factors, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

STAPLE GROCERIES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES,

RALSTON'S GRANITE RANGE,

68 Third Street., *

GEO. C. WILBUR,

)

Late firm Wheeler & Wilbur, Macon, f

- Macon, Greorgia.
i P. P. PEASE, Firm of P. P. Pease & Co., Atlanta.

Flags,
Banners
and Pho
toiraphs
painted
to order.

Mixed
Paints,
Varnish,
Putty,
Etc.,
Etc.

BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE

OF THE
IAC0N DAILY TELEGRAPH.

Job Printing of Every Description will be executed with dispatch. Orders for Bills, Posters, Business, Wedding and Visiting Cards, Legal Blanks, &c., &c., solicited.
No. 94 Cherry street, corner of Second,

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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J. B. 8 WHOLESALE & 4%0ri) Perc|ants,
No. 96 Cherry St., corner Second.

ALWAYS ON HAND, LARGE STOCKS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY G00DS;
Crockery, Hardware and Farmii Implements, 6AHS1TI, E
cc., &z&.9 *e<3.
JOURNAL & MESSENGER,

EDITOE8 AND PROPRIETORS.
Advertising Rates as Low as Any.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One Copy one Month....$ 1 00

" "3 "

3 00

"

" 6

" . 6 00

" " 1 year

12 00

JOURNAL AND MESSENGER JOB OFFICE.

The Proprietors having laid in a NEW STOCK OF MATE*RIAL are prepared to execute any and all kinds of

Plain and Fancy Printing1.

GIVE DS A CALL.

ROSE & BURR

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agents Insurance.

BAt o,,nadrrdemw,,sa,ntLJrFM W \ir . .. - .. . .. . .. .. 1. 0 C. o9tt6o6nM0Auglvebecenornury4e

| | |

/

JSew-ehtt, ?H,Lc. . f .62 Second l,

Washington, J H ..3d next to Post 0ffice 1

Agents Real Estate.

,,Harman JtiKt-.*.. .5766SeTchoinrdd

Biake, G J .

.16 Second

Butts &Bro.-.
Ogden, J Monroe..

.62 Second!

Ambrotypes and Photographs.

T

i o

.7 Cotton Avenue |

Lunquest * Mallory..

Ootton Avenue

S, ri'.'.V.V.'...or Mulberry and First |

Artillcial Eimbs.
Artificial Leg Company.Third, over Post Office I

Auctioneers.
Longley & Walsh.. .... 100 Cherry Lynch & Anderson.Third, Floyd House building :
McKown, Lidy & Co.33 Cotton Avenue ]

Bakers.

Dinkier, Jacob.43 ihirdl
Banks. First National Bank,.40 Second I

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Bankers and Brokers. *
Cubbedge, Caldwell <fc Co.38 Second Hardie, GW...48 Cotton Avenue Nutting, Powell & Co.37 Third Plant, I C,.40 Second

Barbers. Loh, Michael...Under Lanier House

Bar Rooms. Brainerd <fc Co* (New Idea).85 Cherry Brown House*... Opposite Railroad Dep6t Cook, Charles...Corner Fifth and Pine Club Room*.68 Mulberry (up stairs) Dillon, WE.'.47 Third Griffin, B T.Fourth, between Poplar and Plum Jaugstetter, J F.Corner Poplar and Third McIntyre, P.83 Cherry Nelson, W T.72 Cherry Patterson & Lambert* (Georgia)..61 Mulberry Price & Adair. Mulberry, between Third and Fourth Rasdal, L W.68 Cherry
Thos marked thus * have a Billiard Saloon attached.

Book Stores.
Boardman, J M.96 Mulberry Burke, J W & Co.60 Second Patrick & Havens...91 Cherry

Book Bindery. Burke, J W & Co.

60 Second

Boots and Shoes.
Cox, J W.84 Cherry Harrison, James.18 Second Mix & Kirtland.3 Cotton Avenue Schall, J.Floyd House Singleton & Hunt.84 Mulberry Strong, L P & Sons.52 Second

Bridge Builders. Maxwell, AS,.90 Mulberry

Brewers.

Engelke & Co.

74 Cherry

Russell & Peter.Near Cemetery

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

69

Carriage Dealers. English, BT.,..'.80 Cherry Mason, T M & Co.69 Mulberry

Cigar Makers. Engelke & Co.....74 Cherry

Albert & Bork. Goldsmith & Nussbaam Hirsch, M & Co. Jones, J L. Morris, M J... Ring, M & Co. Saulsbury, E. Winship & Callaway...

Clothiers.

.90 Mulberry 26 Cotton Avenue .94 Cherry .70 Mulberry .79 Cherry .63 Cherry . 3 Cotton Avenue .50 Second

Commission and Factorage.

Bowdre & Anderson..

31 Cotton Avenue

Bloom, T R.

.22 Second

Jewett & Snider......

.64 Second

McCallie, Jones & Day

44 Cotton Avenue

Mitchell & Smiths.

.70 Third

Wilbur, Pease & Co...

.68 Third

Wilcox, E A..

.35 Third

Dinkier, J. .*C. onfec4 tioners. 3 Third Dunlap & Usher.Cotton Avenue Engelke & Co.74 Cherry Herzog, F.45 Third Rogers, ME.....'. 68 Cherry Shoneman, F & Loh.34 Third Valentino, J..-.55 Third Waggenstein, R.:.76 Cherry Wannack, A.71 Cherry

Cotton Buyers.

Adams, OF....Corner Magnolia and Orange

Bond, E.New, between Cherry and Mulberry

Graybill, J S.

80 Second

Groce, L J.Corner Washington and Spring

Hoge, John J.High

Hollingsworth, John.Orange

Rainey, W.New, between Plum and Pine

Wyche, AH.54 Walnut

i

Cotton Warehouses. Adams, Jones & Reynolds.Corner Second and Poplar

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Gaines & Co.Corner First and Poplar Hardeman & Sparks.65 Third, comer Poplar Woolfolk, J H.Third, opposite Hardeman & Sparks

Crockery, Walker & Flint.78 MulberryWise, BA.92 Cherry

Dentists, Emerson & Seymour.82 Mulberry Lunquist, John M.7 Cotton Avenue McKellar, JD...86 Cherry McReynolds, J C.24 Second

Dress Makers. Deming, Mrs A R..Corner Orange and Walnut Farrar, Mrs Sarah...Comer Orange and Walnut

Druggists.
Ellis, T W...95 Cherry Hunt, L W...90 Cherry Massenburg, Son & Harris.62 Mulberry Payne, George. ...1 Cotton Avenue Zeilin, J H & Co.Corner Cherry and Second

Dry Goods,

Abraham, M.32 Second

Alexander & White.-41 Second

Anderson & Woods.41 Third

Baer, D J.67 Cherry

Bashinky, L.67 Cherry

Block, John.65 Mulberry

Brown, E M.80 Mulberry

Coleman, S T.Corner Second and Cherry



Elkan, M.4 Cotton Avenue Emanuel, L.32 Second

Emanuel, Charles.8 Cotton Avenue

Engel, Joseph.-.24 Second

Feuchtwangea, E.43 Second

Elorsheim Bros.-.-.34 Second

Friend, J.61 Cherry

Glaser & Bro.28 Second

Guernsey, E K.-..66 Cherry

Nussbaum & Bro.48 Second

Peyser, S & Co.25 Cotton Avenue

Phetteplace & Bro. 9 Cotton Avenue

Ross, J B & Son.96 Cherry

Scheuerman & Bro.

92 Mulberry

Springer, A.

39 Second

Waxelbaum & Bro.47 Second

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

71

Dyer and Scourer.
Johnson, W W.Cotton Avenue, rear Schreiner's Music Store

Flour mills.
Nisbet, T C.Corner Sixth and Pine

Furniture.
Callaway, Fears A Co.98 Cherry-
Wood, Grenville.73 Mulberry

Gas Fitters.
Stroberg, C J.40 Third
Torston, Mat.31 Second

Grocers.

Anderson & Woods.,..41 Third

Anderson, J. H. & Son.corner Third and Poplar

Ayres, Asher. .64 Third corner of Cherry

Barker, George R.46 Cotton Avenue

Barry, Michael.42 Tbifd

Bowdre A Anderson.Cotton Avenue corner of Cherry

Brown, G W...61 Cotton Avenue

Cherry, JHi Co.27 Cotton Avenue

Copley, Stone A Co.73 Mulberry

Daily, D A Bro.81 Cherry

Donlevy, P.comer Wharf and Fifth

.Edmonson. J L.82 Cherry

Fears, J W A Co.78 Third

Findlay A Maauharn.45 Second

.Fitzgerald A Carroll.56 Cherry

Freeman, T W.

88 Cherry

Gill, W B-...44 First

Greer A Lake....#6 Third

Hardie, TC.--48 Cotton Avenue

Hayes, John.corner Fonrth and Plum

Her.demon A Beggs.corner Cotton Avenue and Cherry

Herrington, John.comer Fourth and Hawthorne

Horae, Henry...60 Cherry

Kfirwii, A SeXeritt.Cherry bt Third and Second

King A Bro...Cotton Avenue n City Hall

Lone A Harrl*..,.....70 Cherry

/Lavnati A IAt*/,:..,,....63 Third

Lcgjktfeot & Jaeqm*.76 Third

Iifcdaej; H M.....38 First

Megnsb, Pattern* and Co.86 Mulberry

Jfedhei. aavi ftoider.<.....49 Second

Margin, W T......__

..corner Fourth and Mulberry

Price, ..,..89 Cherry

Ifeaiiafe H P and Co.59 Third

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Rogers, G T and Son.....52 Cherry Rogers and Bonn....58 Cherry Ross, J B and Son.96 Cherry Seymour, Johnson and Co.. .56 Third Seymour, J N.78 Cherry

Gunsmiths.

Hodgkins, D O and Son.59 Mulberry

Kehlhof, E.

74 Poplar

McHenry, P...Mulberry bt 3d and 4th

Hardware.

Carhart and Curd.

55 Cherry

Farrar and Troutman.58 Third

McElroy, W J.54 Fourth

Oliver and Douglass.54 Third

Wrigley and Knott.72 Third

Hats and Caps.

Shaw, H and Co.

44 Second

Strong, L P and Son.52 Second

House Furnishers.
Wise, B A.90 Cherry

Hotels.
Brown House.Fourth street opp Passenger Depot Dense House.95 Mulberry
Flint House......42 First Lanier House.. ,,.71 Mulberry
Planters Hotel....54 Cherry

Ice Dealers.
Burnett Bro's.46 Third
Ells and Redding...86 Mulberry

Jewelers.

Baudet, C S.94 Cherry

Johnston, E J and Co.3 Cotton Avenue

Lieure, John.104 Cherry

Lunquest, B J.96 Mulberry

Otto, J H..4 Cotton Avenue

Spahr, Herman,..76 Cherry

Supple, James.26 Second

Weidenman, G T.43 Third

f

\

Justices of the Peace.

Burnett, J C C.73 Mulberry

Clark, D F.90 Second

Granniss, E C.

49 Second

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

73

JLawyers.

Bacon, AO.'.96 Mulberry-

Bailey, ST,-...*.68 Mulberry

Bass, N H...87 Cherry

Best, Emory,.88 Cherry

Branham, Jr., Joel.34 Second

Cobb and Jackson.96 Mulberry

Cole, CB.f.x ....'.34 Second

DeGraffenreid, W K and M.f.88 Cherry

Fort, John P.Third street over Post Office

Gresham.&.College bt Georgia avenue and Wharf

Harris and Hunter. .>.50 Second

Hill, B.. ..88 Cherry

Lanier and Anderson. 4.34 Second

Lochrane, OA..f.96 Mulberry

Nisbets....

90 Mulberry

Poe, Greer and Poe. 4.

90 Mulberry

Whittle and Gustin.. .Cotton avenue, corner Mulberry

Tivery Stables.
Chapman, A W.Plum opp Passenger Depot
Grier and Masterson.57 Mulberry

Machinists.
McQueen, A.47 Plum Hisbet T C.Corner Sixth and Pine Schofield, J S.Fifth, near Railroad Depot

Marble Works.
Artopa, J B and Son.Corner Third and Plum

Merchant Tailors.

Dunn, ..88 Mulberry

Kennedy, WC.

64 Mulberry

Shea, J ..30 Second

Turpin and Hertz.93 Cherry

Milliners,

Audouin, Mrs S.....36 Second

Bulklev, Mrs E C.37 Cotton Avenue

Craig, Charles.12 Cotton Avenue

Dfessau, Mrs ..66 ^ffiberry

Hayes, Miss ..68 Mulberry

Hpldridge, Mad.

19 Cotton Avenue

Howland, Mrs M A.42 Second

Rees, HF ...84 cheriT

Music Teachers.
Slichter, A.Wesleyan Female College Spahr, Otto.46 First
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Music Healers.
Burke, J W and Co.60 Second Schreiner and Son.15 Cotton Avenue

Newspapers and Periodicals.
Daily Telegraph.94 Cherry Daily Georgia Citizen.10 Cotton Avenue Daily Journal and Messenger.Comer Cherry and Third Christian Advocate (weekly).60 Cherry Child's Delight (monthly).94 Cherry Masonic Signet and Journal (monthly).60 Second

Painters.

Burke & Tripod.80 Cherry

Drury, NL.

80 Cherry

Physician

Baxter J S.'.22 Second (up stairs)

Blackshear, J Emmett.Cotton Avenue, corner Mulberry

Boon JR.Corner New and Poplar

Burgess, W E.,.44 Second

Castlen, F G.High Clinkscales, A L.Court House Square

Collins, A P.High Street

Collins, O C...High Street

Fitzgerald and Nottingham.100 Cherry

Green, James Mercer.Poplar, corner Washington Avenue

Griffin, G G.

22 Second

Griggs,"^-, .Fourth, between Plum and Pine

Hall, T H.68 Poplar

Hall, C H.34 Second

Hammond, D.34 Second (up stairs)

Holmes, G N.88 Third

Holt, W F.88 Cherry (up stairs)

Magruder, G L.;.97 Mulberry

Owens and Smith.51 Walnut

Robert, L J.61 Poplar

Roosvelt, E J.63 Walnut

Thomson, M S.Medical College

Printers, Book and Job.
Burke, J W & Co..60 Second Reid, W A and Co.94 Cherry corner Second Rose and Burr.Corner Cherry and Third

Restaurants.
Ells, H N.86 Mulberry Isaacs, E.47 Cherry Rasdal, L W.68 Cherry

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

i 5

Saddle and Harness Healers, Berud, G.21 Colton Avenue Folsom, B R.. .20 Second Little, Smith & Co.102 Chery
Soda Water. Burnett Bro's .46 Third Redding, H P & Co.59 Third
Tin Shops. Falkner, Robert.- - Cherry, near Third Herrington & Ricks.Corner Third and Plum Oliver & Douglass .Third, between Cherry and Mulberry Wise, BA.92 Chen7
Variety Stores. Goodman, S..U Cotton Avenue Rees, H F.....84 Chen7
Wat eh makers.
Baudet, C S.94 Cherry Hartley, TJ.Plum Johnston, E ..6 Cotton Avenue Spahr, Herman.. Supple, James.26 Second
Wines and liquors. Baer, MG. .67 Mulberry Megrath, Patterson & Co..^6 Mulberry Rasdal, L W..53 rhird

WMIH--'IIIWlMMm an... ii -

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APPENDIX.

Government of the United States.

8ALALY.
President--Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee.$25,000 Acting Vice-President--LaFayette S Foster, of Connecticut.. . 8,000 Secretary of State--William H Seward, of New York. 8,000 Secretary of War--Edwin M Stanton, of Pennsylvania. 8,000 Postmaster-General--William Dennison, ot Ohio. 8,000 Secretary of the Navy--Gideon J Welles, of Connecticut.... 8,000 Secretary of the Interior--James Harlan, of Iowa. 8,000 Secretary of the Treasury--Hugh McCulloch, of Illinois . 8,000 Attorney General--James Speed, of Kentucky. 8,000

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Chief Justice--Salmon P Chase, of Ohio... .

Associate Justice--James M Wayne, of Georgia..

"

" Samuel Nelson, of New York.

"

" Robert C Grier, of Pennsylvania. ...

"

" Nathan Clifford, of Maine.

"

" Noah H Swayne, of Ohio.

"

" Daniel Davis, of Iowa.

"

" Samuel Miller, of Iowa.

"

" Samuel F Field, of California.

6,500 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000

THE MILITARY.
Lieutenant General--Ulysses S Grant, of Illinois Adjutant General--Lorenzo Thomas, of Delaware Judge Advocate General--Joseph Holt, District of Columbia Quartermaster General--Montgomery C Meigs, of Pennsylvania

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

77

State Government of Georgia.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Governor--Charles J Jenkins

Secretary Executive Department--R L Hunter

"

"

"

H J G Williams

] Messenger--Z D Harrison

STATE HOUSE OFFICERS.
Secretary of State and Surveyor General--N C Barnett Comptroller General--J T Burns Treasurer--John Jones Librarian--J G Montgomery Captain State House Guard--Jesse Horton

JUDICIARY.
Judges of Supreme Court--Joseph H Lumpkin, Iverson L Harris, Daw son A Walker
Reporter--L E Bleckley Clerk--C W Dubose J Deputy Clerk--F G Grieve, office at Milledgeville

PENITENTIARY.
Principal Keeper--W C Anderson Assistant Keeper--C G Talbird Book-Keeper--A M Nisbet Chaplain--Rev F L Brantly
LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Superintendent and Resident Physician--Dr T F Green Assistant Physician--Dr T O Powell
SUPERIOR COURT, MACON CIRCUIT.
Judge--C B Cole, ol Bibb county Soltcitor General--Joel Branham, Jr., of Bibb

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Judge County Court--P B Whittle Solicitor " " NH Bass Clerk " " J A McManus Justices Inferior Court--J J Riley, O G Sparks, Lewis J Groce,
E M Calhoun, J T Hisbet Ordinary--William Riley Sheriff--J Joseph Hodges Deputy Sheriffs--P Crown, Wiley Russell Clerk Superior Court--A B Roes Clerk Inferior Court--J A McManus Tax Collector F M Heath Tax Receiver--John Jeffers Surveyor--William Wood ; Coroner--A Dewberry County Treasurer--J A McManus

Mayor--Stephen Collins Cleric and Treasuer--Richard Curd Ass't! Cleric and Treasurer--C W Gruber Aldermen--James V Grier, Lewis J Groce, W T Lightfoot, Geo
S Obear, Virgil A Powers, George B Turpin, H P Westcott,
E A Wilcox

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STANDING COMMITTEES.

Finance--Obear, Wilcox and Powers

I Streets--Grier, Groce and Lightfoot

! Public Property--Wilcox, Westcott and Grier

Fire Department--Westcott, Wilcox and Powers

Market--Turpin, Groce and Grier

Pumps--Westcott, Lightfoot and Groce

Gas--Powers, Obear and Lightfoot

Pose and Oak Ridye Cemeteries--Groce, Wilcox and Turpin

Street Encroachments--Lightfoot, Turpin and Westcott

MISCELLANEOUS OFFICERS.
Street Overseer--J B Cooper Keeper of the Guard House--Thomas Knight, Jr Keeper of the Magazine--David Reed

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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Clerk of Market--Stephen Menard Bridge Keeper--Robert Cunningham Sexton--A E Harman
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Marshal--John B Cumming Deputy Marshal--E Johnson Captain of Police--James A Simpson Lieutenants of Police--William Wrye, William R Avant Policemen--W S Bagley, W T Blanchard, John Collins, W J
Darrah, P W Doyle, John Evans, Dan'l Foley, Wm Foster, T M Golding, GeoT Grove, N E Hawkins, T Lawler, Elbert Martin, J McMurray, John Mims, D M Perry, J B Perkins, Thomas Pierce, E Pridgeon, A D Riddle, John Satterfield, Thomas Watkins, Z W Whitney, C M Wood
CITY PHYSICIANS.
First Ward--Vacant Second Ward--Dr A P Collins Third Ward--Dr M F Crumley Fourth Ward--Dr F G Castlen Hospital Physician--Dr A P Collins

Chief Engineer--Geo S Obear Assistant Engineer--H P Westcott
HOOK AND LADDER, NO. 1. Foreman--J E Wells Assistant Foreman--J W Fears Second Assistant Foreman--A Mix Treasurer--A McCallie Secretary--S T Coleman Engineer--A McQueen
PROTECTION, NO. 1. Foreman--A. Patterson Assistant Foreman--T W Freeman Secretary--Robert Smith Treasurer--E J Johnston Engineer--E Freeman Foreman Hose Squad--C S Baudet Assistant Foreman Hose Squad--S G Ripley

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OCMULGEE, NO. 2.
Foreman--William McGee Assistant Foreman--A F Herzog Secretary--Mat Edgerly Treasurer--R Waggenstein Engineer--P Hertel Foreman Hose Squad--William Schell
YOUNG AMERICA, NO. 3. Foreman--Lucien C Ricks Assistant Foreman--D D Craig Second Assistant Foreman--Eugene Jeffers Secretary--R A Morris Treasurer--A Judson Haygood Engineer--A Miller

Cost Office,

(Third Street, between Cherry and Mulberry.)

J H R Washington, Post Master.

Office open from 8AM till 12 1-2 P M, and from 3 1-2 P M

till 7 1-2 P M.

Savannah mail closes at 4 P M

Augusta " " at 4 P M

Southwestern mail closes at 6 P M

Columbus " " at 6 P M

Northern

" " at 8 P M

GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA Meets in Macon, at the Masonic Lodge, on the last Wednesday in October of each year. John Harris, MW G M; Simri Rose, Grand Secretary
MACON LODGE, NO. 5, F A M., Meets at Masonic Lodge on the first and third Monday in each month. Dr J Emmett Blackshear, W M; Simri Rose, Secretary.
CONSTANTINE CHAPTER, NO. 4, Meets every second and fourth Monday in each month, at Masonic Hall. J E Wells, H P; Simri Rose, Recorder.

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WASHINGTON COUNCIL, NO. 6, Meets the fourth Monday in each month, at Masonic Hall. J. E Wells, T J G M; Simri Rose, Recorder.
ST. OMER COMMANDERY, NO. 2, Meets the first Thursday in each month, at Masonic Hall. Geo S Obear, Commander; J W Blackshear, Recorder.

Ittlepaleat jrte of || fglfews.
GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA Meets in Macon, at Odd Fellows Hall, on the first Wednesday in August of each year. James L Haupt, MWGM; Geo R Barker, R W G Secretary.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF GEORGIA Meets in Macon, at Odd Fellows Hall, on the first Tuesday in August of each year. W W Boyd, M W GP; Geo R Barker, R W G Scribe.
FRANKLIN LODGE, NO. 2, I O O F., Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Thursday evening. J Her rington, N G; Charles Forrester, VG; C Stroberg, Secretary.
UNITED BROTHERS' LODGE, NO. 2, I 0 O F, Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday night. W V Davis, N G; W S Copley, Secretary.
MACON UNION EFCAMPMENT, NO. 2, Meets at Odd Fellows Hall on the second and fourth Monday nights in each month. J R. Hunt, C P; Geo R Barker, Scribe.

Baptist Church-- Second street near Cherry, Rev. E. W. War ren, pastor. Sunday services at 10 1-2 o'clock, A. M., and 7 1-2, P. M., in Winter, and 10 1-2, A. M., and 8, P. M., in summer.
Christ Church (Episcopal)--Walnut bt Second and Third, Rev. H. K. Reese, pastor. Sunday service at 10 1-2 o'clock, A.M., in Winter, and 10 1-2, A. M., and 5, P. M., in Summer.
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First Street (M. E.) Church--First street bt Arch and Oak, Rev. W. M. Crumley, pastor. Sunday services at 10 1-2, A. M., and : 8, p. m.
I
Mulberry Street (M. E.) Church--North-west corner Mulberry and First streets, Rev J. S. Key, pastor. Sunday services at ! 10 1-2 o'clock, A. M., and 8, P. M.
Presbyterian Church--South-east corner Mulberry and First, I Rev. David Wills, pastor. Sunday services at 10 1-2 o'clock, A. ; M, and 7 1-2, P M.
| St. Joseph's (Roman Catholic) Church--Fourth street corner of Poplar, Rev. Fathers W. J. Hamilton and J. F. O'Neill, pastors. First mass at 6 o'clock, A. M.,in Summer, and 7 1-2 in Winter; j High Mass at 10 1-2 o'clock, A. M., and Vespers at 3 1-2o'clock, P. M., in Winter, and 6 o'clock, P. M.,in Summer.

Mfflaiffaetelfflg <Siapf
j President--John J Gresham. Directors--Wm B Johnson, James D Oarhart, N C Munroe T
G Holt; Agent--J E Jones.

Ixpyess
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION CO. Superintendent--W T J O Woodward. Agent--C J Williamson.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO. Route Agent--F F Colter. Agent--W W Rulbert.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER,

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FACULTY.

President--Rev. John M. Bonnell, A. M. Professor--Rev. C. W.*Smith, A. M.
" --Rev- W. C. Bass, A. M.

" --Mons. A. A.'Frise.

Governess--Miss Kate T. McClusky.

Prof. Music--A. S. SchIichter.

"

" --P. G. Guttenberger.

Stewards--C. H. Freeman and Lady.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Hon T G Holt, Rev Lovic Pierce, D D, Rev George F Pierce, D D. Rev Samuel'Anthony, Rev James E Evaus, Rev John P Duncan, Rev Alfred T Mann, D D, Peter Solomon, Esq, Rev George W Persons, Barnard Hill, Esq, Rev Walter R Branham, A M, Rev E'H Myers, D D, Hon Natlfan Bass, B F Ross, Esq, Rev J B Smith, Rev J S Key, A M, Hon Ja's M Chambers, Rev John M Bonnell, A M, Henry,L Jewett, Esq, Rev J H Echols,
A M, James S Snider, Esq

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MACON AND* WESTERN.
'Z'l
J. White, President--E. B. Walker, Superintendent.

Leaves Macon...'..7 30 a. m. 4 -T Arrives at Atlanta.>.1 57 p. m. Leaves Atlanta.. .... 6 55 a. m. Arrives at Macon.1 35 p. m.

*

NIGHT TRAIN.

Leaves Macon....7 00 p. m.

Arrives at Atlanta.>4 05 a. m.

Leaves Atlanta.7 00 p. m.

Arrives at Macon.3 50 a. m.

MACON AND BRUNSWICK.
--
George Hazelhurst, President--Geo. A. Duke, Superintendent.
Leaves Maconi.....3 00 p. m. Arrives at Junction.6 00 p. m. ! Leaves Junction. .... _6 00 a. m. Arrives at Macon..9 30 a. m.

SOUTH WESTERN.
Wm. Holt, President--Virgil Powers, Superintendent.
Leaves Macon.7 23 a. m. Arrives at Eufaula.6 18 p. m. Leaves Eufaula.5 10 a. m. Arrives at Macon...4 10 p. m.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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ALBANY BRANCH.
Leaves Smithville.2 4-2 p. m Arrives at Albany.. .4 34 p. m Leaves Albany.7 30 a. m. Arrives at Smithville.9 09 a. m.

MUSCOGEE.

John Mustian, President--Clarke, Superintendent.

Leave Macon.)....8 40 p. m.

Arrives at Columbus. .4 54 a. m.

Leave Columbus.8 20 p. m.

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Arrives at Macon.4 38 a. m.

GEORGIA RAILROAD.
J. P. King, President--E. W. Cole, Superintendent.
Leaves Augusta.*7 00 a. m. Arrives at Atlanta.6 50 p. m. Leaves Atlanta.7 05 a. m. Arrives at Augusta.7 43 p. m.
NIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Augusta.5 10 p. m. Arrives at Atlanta.6 41 a. m.
Leaves Atlanta.7 30 p. m.
Arrives at Augusta.9 30 a. m.
ATHENS BRANCH.
Leaves Union Point.4 45 p. m. Arrives at Athens.5 16 p. m. Leaves Athens.8 00 a. m. Arrives at Union Point.11 45 a. m.
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
Leaves Washington.9 00 a. m. Arrives at Barnett's.10 48 a. m. Leaves Barnett's.2 50 p. m. Arrives at Washington.4 37 p. m.

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CENTRAL RAILROAD. --
Wm, M. Wadley, President,

UP DAY PASSENGRR TRAIN.
Leave Savannah daily, at.8 00 a. m. Arrive at Macon at.8 00 p. m. Arrive at Augusta at.6 45 p. m.
DOWN DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
i Leave Macon daily, at.7 00 a. m. Leave Augusta at.8 45 a. m. Arrive at Savannah at.7 05 p. m.
UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Savannah daily, at.7 05 p. m. Arrive at Macon at. ..7 00 a. m. Arrive at Augusta at.4 00 a. m.
DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Macon daily, at.5 40 p. m. Leave Augusta at.8 25 p. m. Arrive at Savannah at...5 30 a. m.

MILLEDGEVILLE AND GORDON TRAINS.

Connect daily with the Up Day and Down Night Pas

senger Trains of this Road at Gordon.

Leaving Eatonton at.1 50 p. m.

Leaving Milledgeville at.3 55 p. m.

Returning--

Arrive at Milledgeville at...8 15 p. m.

Arrive i

at Eatonton

at.10 "

20

p- .

m;.

WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.'
Robert Baugh, Superintendent.
Leaves Atlanta.. ..... 7 30 p. m. | Arrives at Chattanooga.. .5 35' a. m.
Leaves Chattanooga.... 6 10 p. m. Arrives at Atlanta.. .4 40 a. m.

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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ATLANTA & WEST POINT RAILROAD.
George G. Hull, Superintendent.
Leave Atlanta.>.6 00 a. m. Arrive at West Point.12 04 p. m. Leave West Point.1 00 a. m. Arrive at Atlanta.7 03 p. m

MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT RAILROAD.

Daniel H. Cram, Superintendent.

Leave West Point.

1 15 p. m.

Arrive at Columbus.

6 45 p. m.

Arrive at Montgomery.9 15 p. m.

Leave Montgomery.4 00 a. m.

Leave Columbus.

6 25 a. m.

Arrive at West Point.12 00 m.

Cotton Avenne, Roar of Schreiner's Mosic Store.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public that he is prepared to
DYE AND FINISH
Every description of Ladies and Gents' Wearing Apparel, in the neatest style, and at short notice. Warranted not to smell.
NY. NY. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Mrs. DEMING & Mrs. FARRAR,
DRESS MAKING,
Plain and Fancy Needlework, Embroidery, BRAIDING, See.
Residence on Corner of Walnut and Orange Streets.

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STAMP DUTIES
IMPOSED BY
ACT OF CONGRESS, JUNE, 1864.

AFFIDAVIT,

$0 05

AGREEMENT or Contract, other than those specified be

low, or any appraisement,

0 05

BANK CHECK, Draft or Order, payable at sight or on

demand, for amount exceeding $10,

0 02

BILLS OF EXCHANGE, (Inland) Notes, Drafts, or or

der for a sum not exceeding $100,

0 05

For every additional $100 or fractional part thereof, 0 05

Renewal same rate.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE, (Foreign) or Letters of Credit,

if drawn singly or otherwise than in setts of three or

more, for a sum not exceeding $100,

0 05

For every additional $100 or fractional part thereof, 0 02

BILLS OF LADING for Goods, Merchandise or effects

to any foreign port (except British North America,)

on every bill of each sett,

0 10

BILL OF SALE in any ship or vessel or any part there

of, when the consideration shall not exceed $500,

0 50

From $500 to $1000,

*

1 00

Each additional $500 or fractional part thereof,

0 50

BOND to indemnify a surety, when the amount recovera

ble thereupon is $1000 or less,

0 50

Each additional $1000 or fractional part thereof,

0 50

BOND for due execution or performance of duties of office, 1 00

BOND or other than those required in legal proceedings

and such are not otherwise charged herein,

0 25

CERTIFICATE of Stock in any incorporated company, 0 25

CERTIFICATE of Profits in an incorporated company for

a sum not less than $10 and not exceeding $50.

0 10

Exceeding $50 and not exceeding $1000,

0 25

Each additional $1000 or fractional part thereof,

0 25

CERTIFICATE of Damage, or any document issued by

any Port Warden, Marine Surveyor, or other person

acting as such,

0 25

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

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CERTIFICATE of Deposit for an amount not exceeding

$100,

~ 0 02

Exceeding $100,

0 05

! CERTIFICATE of any other description, not herein speci

fied,

0 05

CHARTER PARTY, Contract, Agreement, Letter, or

other memorandum relating to the character of any

vessel whose tonnage does not exceed 150 tons,

1 00

From 150 to 300 tons,

3 00

From 300 to 600,

5 00

Exceeding 600 tons,

10 00

! CONTRACT, Brokers' Note or Memorandum of sale of

Goods by Broker,

0 io

DEED of Land, where the consideration does not exceed

$500,

0 50

From $500 to $1000,

1 00

For every additional $500 or fractional part thereof, 0 50

ENTR1 for Withdrawal of Merchandise from Bonded

Warehouse

0 50

ENTRT of Merchandise, for consumption or warehousing

not exceeding $100 in value *

0 25

From $100 to $500

0 50

Exceeding $500

1 00

GAUGERS' RETURNS. If for a quantity not exceed

ing 500 gallons gross

0 10

Exceeding 500 gallons gross

0 25

INSURANCE POLICY, on any life or lives where the

amount insured does not exceed $1000

0 25

From $1000 to $5000

0 50

Exceeding $5000

1 00

Assignments or Transfer, same rates.

INSURANCE, Marine, Inland and Fire Risks, where the

Premium does not exceed $10,

0 10

Exceeding $10 and not exceeding $50,

0 25

Exceeding $50,

0 50

Assignment or transfer, same rates.

LEASE, Agreement, Memorandum, or contract, for the

hire, use or rent of any land, tenement or portion

thereof, where the rent or rental value does not exceed

$300 per annum,

0 50

Exceeding the sum of $300 per annum, for each addi

tional $200 or fractional part thereof,

0 50

Assignment or transfer, same rates.

MANIIEST for Entry or Clearance, where the registered

tonnage of vessels does not exceed 300 tons,

1 00

From 300 to 600 tons,

3 00

Exceeding 600 tons

5 00

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MEASURERS' RETURNS. If for a quantity not ex

ceeding 1000 bushels,

10

V

Exceeding 1000 bushels, MORTGAGE of Land, Estate or Property, Real or Per

25

sonal, exceeding $100 and not exceeding $500,

10

$500 to $1000,

"

25

For every additional $500 or fractional part thereof,

50

Any assignment or transfer, same rates.

PASSAGE TICKET to any foreign port, if not exceeding

$35,

'

50

Exceeding $35 and not exceeding $50,

1 00

Each additional $50 or fractional part thereof,

1 00

POWER OF ATTORNEY to sell or transfer Stocks,

Bonds or Script, to collect Dividends, Interest or Rent, 25

To vote at elections in any incorporated company, or

society (except religious, charitable, or literary socie

ties, or public cemeteries),

10

To sell, convey, rent or lease Real Estate

1 00

To perform all other acts not heretofore mentioned,

59

PROMISSORY NOTES, same as Inland Bills Exchg'e.

Renewal, same rate.

|

PROBATE OF WILL or Letters of Administration,

where the estate does not exceed the value of $2000, 1 00

For each additional $1000 or fractional part thereof, 50

PROTEST of Note, Bill of Exchange, Acceptance, Check

or Draft and Marine,

25

RECEIPTS, Warehouse, for Goods held on Storage, not

otherwise provided for in any public or private ware

house, not exceeding $500,

10

Exceeding $500 and not exceeding 1000,

20

For eveiy additional 1000,

10

RECEIPTS, Warehouse,

25

RECEIPTS for the payment of any sum of money exceed

ing $20

02

WEIGHTERS' RETURNS, if for a weight not exceeding

five thousand pounds

10

Exceeding five thousand pounds,

25

WRITS, Original, (except those issued by a Justice of the

Peace and those issued in criminal prosecutions by

the United States),

50

When the amount claimed in the writ issued by a

Court, not of Record, $100 or over,

50 {

Upon every confession of Judgment for $100 or over,

(except in those cases where the tax for the writ for

the commencement of a suit has been paid),

50

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISED.

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Writs er other process on appeals from Justices Court

or other Courts of inferior Jurisdiction to a Court of

Record

50

WARRANTS OF DISTRESS, when the amount claimed

does not exceed $100,

25

Exceeding $100,

50

Note.--The Stamp Duties imposed by this Act, on Manifests,

Bills of Lading and Passage Tickets, shall not apply to Steamboats

or other vessels plying between ports of British North America.

Affidavits in suits or legal proceedings shall be exempt from

Stamp Duties.

THE POSTAGE LAW.

LETTER POSTAGE-PRE-PAYMENT.
The law requires the postage on all letters to be pre-paid by stamps or stamped envelopes--payment in money being prohibit ed. All drop letters must also be prepaid. The only letters on which payment is not demanded, are those addressed to the Pres ident or Yice President, Members of Congress, and letters on official business to the Chiefs of the Executive Departments of the Government, the heads of bureaus, and chief clerks, and others invested with the franking privilege.

RATES.
The rates of letter postage is three cents per half ounce through out the United States, and three cents for each additional half ounce or fraction thereof. The ten cent Pacific rate is abolished.
The rate of postage on drop letters is two cents per half ounce or fraction thereof, at all offices where free delivery by carrier is established, the rate is one cent.

NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.

The following is the postage on newspapers, when sent from the office of publication, to regular subscribers:

Postage on Daily Papers to subscribers, when prepaid quarterly,

or yearly, in advance, either at the mailing office or office of

delivery, per quarter, 35 cents.

Six times per week, per quarter,

30 cents.

For tri-weekly,

" "

15 "

For semi-weekly, " "

10 "

For weekly,

" "

5 "

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JOHN C. JUDSON & Co's DIRECTORY

Weekly newspapers (one copy only) sent by the publisher to actual subscribers, within the county where printed and publish ed, free.
POSTAGE ON TRANSIENT MATTERS--BOOKS AND CIRCULARS.
Books, not over 4 ounces in weight, to one address, 4 cents; over 4 ounces and not over 8 ounces, 8 cents ; over 8 ounces and and not over 12 ounces, 12 cents; over 12 ounces and not over 16 ounces, 16 cents.
Circulars not exceeding three in number, to one address, 2 cents; over three and not over six, 4 cents ; over six and not over nine, 6 cents; over nine and not exceeding twelve, 8 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On miscellaneous mailable matter, embracing all pamphlets, occasional publications, transcient newspapers, hand-bills and posters, book manuscripts and proof sheets, whether corrected or not, maps, prints, engravings, sheet music, blanks, flexible pat terns, samples and sample cards, photographic paper, letter envel opes, postal envelopes or wrappers, cards, paper, plain or orna mental, photographic representations of different types, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots and scions, the ^postage to be prepaid by stamps, is, on one package to one address, not over 4 ounces in weight, 2 cents; 4 ounces and not over 8 ounces, 4 cents ; over eight ounces and not over twelve ounces, 6 cents; over twelve ounces and not over sixteen ounces, 8 cents.
HOW TO BE WRAPPED.
All mail matter not sent at letter rates of postage, embracing books, bookmaanuscripts, proof sheets and all other printed mat ter, except seeds, must be wrapped or enveloped with open sides or ends, as to enable the postmaster to examine the package with out destroying the wrapper, otherwise such packages must be ra* ted with letter postage. No communication, whether in writing or in print, can be sent with any seeds, roots, cuttings, or scions, maps, engravings or other matter not printed, except upon the separate payment of postage upon each separate matter, at the established rates.

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Georgia Congressional Districts.

FIRST DISTRICT.

Chatham,

Bryan,

Liberty,

McIntosh,

Wayne,

Glynn,

Camden,

Charlton,

Ware,
Bullock, Montgomery,

Pierce, Effingham,
Telfair,

Appling, Scriven,
Coffee,

Tatnall, Emanuel, Clinch,

Echols, Laurens,

Lowndes, Johnson,

Berrien, Brooks,

Irwin, Colquitt,

Thomas,

29 counties.

Representative Population, 123,483.

ft

SECOND DISTRICT.

Decatur, Mitchell, Pulaski, Chattahoochee,
Quitman,
Terrell,

Early,
Worth, Houston, Sumter, Clay, Dougherty.

Miller,
Dooly, Macon, Webster, Calhoun,

Baker, Wilcox, Marion, Stewart, Randolph,
22 counties.

Muscogee, Harris, Coweta, Campbell,

THIRD DISTRICT.

Schley,

Taylor,

Talbot,

Troup,

Meriwether,

Heard,

Fayette,

Clayton,

Carroll,

Haralson,

Paulding,

15 counties.

Representative Population, 124,622.

Upson,
Monroe, Jones, Newton,

FOURTH DISTRICT.

Butts,

Wilkinson,

Pike,

Baldwin,

Spalding,

Crawford,

Henry,

Bibb,

Jasper,

Twiggs,

Putnam.

15 counties.

Representative Population, 123,127.

FIFTH DISTRICT.

Washington, Hancock,

Taliaferro,

Jefferson,

Warren,

Greene,

Burke,

Columbia,

Morgan,

Richmond, Lincoln,

Oglethorpe,

Glasscock,

Wilkes,

Elbert.

15 counties.

Representative Population, 126,539.

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Milton, Franklin, Lumpkin, Jackson, .Rabun, Gilmer,
Dekalb, Cherokee, Catoosa, Floyd,

SIXTH DISTRICT.

Hart,

Pickens,

Gwinnett,

Dawson,

Walton,

Banks,

Clarke,

Hall,

White,

Forsyth,

Habersham,

Madison,

Fannin,

Union,

Paulding,

21 counties.

Representative Population, 123,640.

SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Cass,

Whitfield,

Fulton,

Murray,

Cobb,

Gordon,

Polk,

Chattooga,

Dade,

Walker,

14 counties.

Representative Population, 124,856.

COURT CALENDAR FOR 1866.

SUPERIOR COURTS.

JANUARY. 2d Monday, Chatham 3d " Floyd 4th " Lee
FEBRUARY. 1st Monday, Clark
fLumpkin Polk
2d Monday, Campbell Dawson Paulding
3d Monday, Forsyth Glascock Meriwether
Walton Houston
4th Monday, Baldwin Jackson Monroe Taliaferro Walker MARCH.
1st Thursday, Pierce

1st Monday, Appling Chattooga
Cherokee Coweta Columbia Gwinnett Madison Marion Morgan
2d Monday, Butts Bartow Coffee Elbert Fayette Greene Pickens Washington Webster
Thursday after, Montgomery
3d Monday, Cobbf Calhoun
Hall Hart

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3d Monday, Heard Macon Newton Talbot
Tattnal Ware Friday after, Bulloch 4th Monday, Clinch Putnam Chattahoochee Johnson Twiggs Wilkes Milton
Monday after ) Echols 4th Monday, ) Effingham
APRIL.
1st Monday, Carroll Dooly
Emanuel Early
Fulton Gordon, Pike
Taylor W arren Wilkinson
Banks 2d Monday, Hancock
Franklin Richmond
Harris Laurens
Miller, Sumter Tuesday after, McIntosh 3d Monday, Glynn Habersham Haralson Henry
Jones Liberty
Murray Oglethorpe
Pulaski Stewart Worth

Monday after, Bryan* 4th Monday, Wayne
Decatur
DeKalb Jasper Lincoln Rabun
Schley Whitfield Wilcox
Monday after, White Friday after, Telfair
Camden Thursday after, Irwin' Monday after, Berrien
Charlton
MAY. 1st Monday, Clayton
Screvin Randolph Dpson 2d Monday, Catoosa Jefferson Chatham
Mitchell Muscogee Gilmer
Thursday after, Fannin
3d Monday, Bibb Burke Quitman
Spalding
Troup Union Baker
Thursday after, Towns
4th Monday, Dade Terrell
Last Monday, Colquitt JUNE.
1st Monday, Lowndes Dougherty
2d Monday, Brooks Clay
3d Monday, Thomas
4th " Lee

JOHN C. JUDSON & CO S DIRECTORY

JULY.

Third Monday, Floyd*

AUGUST.

First Monday, Lumpkinf

Polk

Sec'nd Monday, Campbell

Clark

Dawson

Paulding

Third Monday, Forsyth

Glasscock

Meriwether

Walton

Houston

Fourth Monday, Baldwin

Jackson

*

Monroe

Taliaferro

Walker

Thursday after, Pierce

SEPTEMBER.

1 First Monday, Appling

Chattooga

Cherokee

Columbia

Coweta

Crawford

Madison

Marion

Morgan

Sec'nd Monday, Butts

Bartow

Coffee

Elbert

Fayette

Greene

Gwinnett

Pickens

Washington

W ebster

Third Monday, Cobb

Calhoun

Flail

Heard

Macon

Newton

Talbot

Ware

Fourth Monday, Clinch Putnam, Chattahoochee
Twiggs Wilkes Johnson Milton
aaoXiEcMs OCTOBER, First Monday, Carroll
Dooly Emanuel Early Fulton Gordon Taylor Warren Wilkinson Pike Banks Sec'nd Monday, Richmond Franklin Gilmer Hancock Harris Laurens Miller Sumter Thursday after, Fannin Third Monday, Glynn Habersham Haralson Henry Jones Murray Oglethorpe Pulaski Stewart Union Worth Thursday after, Towns Montgomery Wayne Fourth Monday, Decatur DeKalb Jasper Lincoln

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Fourth Monday, Rabun
Schley Tattnall Whitfield Wilcox Monday after, White Friday after, Telfair Bulloch Camden Thursday after, Irwin Monday after, Charlton
Effingham NOVEMBER. First Monday, Berrien
Scriven Clayton Randolph Upson
Sec'nd Monday, Catoosa Jefferson

Mitchell

Muscogee

Third Monday, Bibb

Burke

Quitman

Spalding

Troup

Baker

Fourth Monday, Dade

Terrell

Thursday after, McIntosh

Monday " Colquitt

"

" Liberty

M on, after Liberty, Bryan

DECEMBER.

First Monday, Dougherty

Lownde3

Sec'nd Monday, Brooks

Clay

Third Monday, Thomas

*May hold three weeks, if necessary, at each term,

fJudge not required to draw Jurors for two weeks; and not

obliged to hold two weeks' Court in counties of Cobb and Lump

kin.

Errors, Changes and Additions.

As some changes have been made in the numbering of the houses in the Fire Limits of the City since a portion of the Direc tory was in print, we hope our patrons will excuse the unavoida ble mistakes that have occurred in a few instances. The follow ing we add as corrected :

Baudet, C. S. should be 94 Cherry, instead of 92. Page 40.

Colvin, Win. H. book keeper at Post Office.

Dana, 0. NT. pressman at J. W. Burke & Co's.

DeGraffenreid, W. K. & M. No. 88 instead of 86. Page 14.

Dessau, Mrs. F., No. 68 Mulberry, instead of 66. Page 73.

Dickey, R. E., printer at J. W. Burke & Co's.

Freeman, T. W., No. 88 Cherry instead of 86. Page 36.

Gresham, J. J. & T. B. instead ofGresham. Page 73.

Hayes. Miss L., No. 66 Mulberry instead of 68. Page 73.

Rees, H. F., No. 84 instead of 86. Page 20.

Wise, B. A., No. 92 instead of 88. Page 40.

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GENERAL INDEX.

PAGE.

Academy for the Blind. . 83

Business Directory....66 to 76

Church Directory. 81,82

City Government... 78, 79

Court Calendar for 1866...94 to 97

Express Companies.

82

Fire Department. 79, 80

General Index..

98

Georgia Congressional Districts. 83, 84

Government of the United States. 76

Independent Order Odd Fellows. 81

Index to Advertisements... 99,100

Macon Typographical Union.

63

Masonic Lodges. 80, 81

Macon Manufacturing Company. 82

Officers and Employees of the Central Railroad. 61

Postage Law. 91, 92

Post Office. 80

Residents of Macon. 6 to 60

Residents of East Macon.. 61

Stamp Duties.88 to 91

State Government of Georgia.

77

Wesleyan Female College.

83

AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER.

99

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
fgf" We would respectfully call the attention of the public to
the following list of Business Houses as the best in their respec
tive lines :
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Alexander & White, Dry Goods Merchants. ... . 2 Artope, J B & Son, Marble Yard.30 Audouin, Mrs Sarah, Fashionable Millinery.52 Baudet, C S, Watchmaker and Jeweler.40 Book and Job Printing, Daily Telegraph Office.64 Bowdre & Anderson, Grocers.24 Brown House, Hotel.48 Brainard, F & Co, New Idea Saloon..20 Burke & Tripod, House, Sign and Ornamental Painters. 8 Burke, J W <fc Co, Book and Job Printers, Stationers, etc.18 Burnett Bro's, Ice Dealers and Manufacturers of Soda Water.44 Butts & Brother, Free Registry.56 Cobb & Jackson, Attorneys at Law.24 Cubbedge, Caldwell & Co, Bankers and Brokers. 2 Daily Telegraph...Second page cover. DeGrafienreid, W K & M, Attorneys at Law.14 Deming, Mrs A R, Fancy Needlework.87 Dense House, Hotel.. : .62 Dessau, Mrs F, Fashionable Millinery.24 Drury, N L, Sign and Ornamental Painter.64 Dunlap & Usher, Confectionery and Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon.28 Ells, H N, Refreshment Saloon. 1 Farrar & Troutman, Hardware Merchants.26 Farrar, Mrs Sarah, Dress Maker.87 Findlay & Mangham, Grocers,.28 Fort, John P, Attorney at Law.32 Flint House, Hotel.58 : Freeman, T W, Grocer.36 Georgia Daily Citizen.Inside back cover Granniss, E C, Insurance Agent.26 Greer & Lake, Grocers.20 Grier & Masterson, Livery Stable.24 Griffin, B T, Saloon. .. 62 Harman, J K, Land Agent.32

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Haygood, F M & Son, Baptist Book Depository. Hirsch & Goodman, Rag and Paper Dealers, etc. Hirsh, M & Co, Clothiers. Hodgkins & Son, Gunsmiths... Holdridge, Mad, Fashionable Millinery. Holmes, Dr G N. Horne, Henry, Grocer.. Huff, W A, Grocer. Johnston, E J & Co, Jewelers. . Journal & Messenger. King & Brolier, Lager Beer Saloon. Lanier House. Lawton & Lawton, Grocers. Little, Smith <fc Co, Harness Dealers.
Lochrane, O A, Lawyer._. Macon Dye House.1. Massenberg, Son <S? Harris, Druggists. Maxwell, A L, Bridge Builder.. McCallie, Jones & Day, Grocers. McQueen, A, machinist. Mix Kirtland, Boot and Shoe Dealers. M egrath, Pasterson & Co, grocers '- 4 ,. Nisbet, T C, Flour Mill and Iron Works. Nisbets, Attorneys at Law.. . Nutting, Powell & Co, Bankrrs and Brokers. . Patrick & Havens, News Dealers. Phetteplace & Bro, Dry Goods. Plant, I C, Banker and Broker. Rasdal, L W, Liquor Dealer. Rees, H F, Millinery. Ross, J B & Son, Dry Goods and Groceries... .
Russell & Peter, Brewers. Savannah News & Herald. ... Scheuerman & Brother, Dry Goods. Shea, J L, Merchant Tailor. Spahr, Otto, Music Teacher. Strong, L P & Son, Boot and Shoe Dealers.... Walker & Flint, Crockery Dealers. Whittle & Gustin, Attorneys at Law. Wilcox, E A, Commission Merchant. Wilbur, Pease & Co, Commission Merchants.. . Wise, B A, House Furnishing Goods Wood, Grenville, Furniture

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