The Macon city directory, embracing a full alphabetical record of the names and inhabitants of Macon and its suburbs. A business directory of the city; county and city governments; societies, associations, etc. May, 1877

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Made and finished in an Artistic Manner at the most reasonable rates. Made from old and faded Pictures of deceased persons, and colored true to Nature, in Oil, Pastel or Crayon.
Special attention paid to Retouching, Lighting and Posing.

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CITY DIRECTORY,

EMBRACING A FULL ALPHABETICAL RECORD

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OF THE NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS

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OF MACON AND ITS SUBURBS.

A BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF THE CITY;

COUNTY AND CITY GOVERNMENTS; SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
TABLE OF CONTENTS ON NEXT PAGE.

G. H. ROGERS, COMPILER AND PUBLISHER.
F. J. TAYLOR, W. B. ROGERS, Associate Compilers.
TO FIND A NAME YOU MUST FIRST KNOW HOW TO SPELL IT.

IvT AY, 1877.
MACON, GA.: J. W. BURKE & CO., PRINTERS AND BINDERS.
1877.

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MERCER UNIVERSITY was incorporated in 1837, and organized the fol lowing year in Penfield, Greene County, Georgia. This locality being remote and inconvenient of access, the Institution was removed to Macon in 1871.
The University occupies

A Suburban position, immediately adjacent to Tatnall Square,
About one mile and a quarter west of the Court-house. The STREET RAIL ROAD terminates just in front of the main building, rendering it convenient of access from the city. The situation is beautiful, commanding and salubrious.
The Central Edifice is one of the most elegant and commodious College buildings in the South.
With solidity and beauty, it combines the advantages of convenient arrangement and judicious adaptation. The design of the University contemplates the erec tion of two other structures uniform in architectural style with the present im posing edifice. A large building

DEEMED AS A D3RMIT0RY AND REFEJURT FOR STUDENTS,

Is situated near the Campus. Here young men may lodge and board at the low rate of $12.00 per month.

The University comprises three Departments, viz.: the College proper, the Theological School, and the Law School. It has large Libraries, extensive Ap

paratus and Cabinets, and all the facilities for dispensing with liberal hand the higher education. The average number of students since its removal to Macon

has been one hundred and forty-five--all pursuing the Collegiate and Profession al Courses.

The Faculties consist of the following gentlemen:

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REV. A. J. BATTLE, D. D., - - - President.

COLLEGE. S. P. SANFORD, A. M.,.Mathematics and Astronomy. J. E. WILLET, A. M., M. D.,.Physics, Chemistry and Geology. W. G. WOODFIN, A. M.,.Greek Language and Literature. J. J. BRANTLY, D. D.Belles Lettres and Modern Languages. E. A. STEED, A. M.Latin Language and Literature. A. J. BATTLE, D. D.,.Moral Philosophy and Theology.

LAW SCHOOL.
CLIFFORD ANDERSON, .... International and Constitutional Law. WALTER B. HILL,.Common and Statute Law. JOHN C. RUTHERFORD, . Equity Jurisprudence, Pleading and Practice.

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Wesleyan Female College,
macon, gteokgiia..

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. JAMES JACKSON,.Chairman. H. L. JEWETT,.Secretary. Rev. W. C. BASS, D. D.,...Treasurer.

FACULTY.
Rev. WILLIAM C. BASS., D. D., President, and Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Rhetoric.
Rev. COSBY W. SMITH, D. D., Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. A. J. M. BIZIEN, A. M., Professor of Modem Languages and Latin. Rev. HOWARD W. KEY, A. M., Professor of Natural Science. Mrs. ALICE CULLER COBB, Assistant in Literary Department. WILLIAM H. NEWMAN, Professor of Music. Miss MARIA A. KING, Assistant in Music. Miss TACIE A. DANIEL, Teacher of Vocal Music. Miss CLIFFORD COTTON, Teacher of Preparatory Department. Miss HATTIE E. CURTIS, Art Department, and Assistant in Literary De
partment.
CHARGES FOR SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
The Scholastic Year, for the convenience of patrons, is divided into two financial terms, beginning in September and February. Board, including room, fuel, lights and washing, per annum,.$200 00 Tuition in Preparatory School,. So 00 Tuition in First College Class,. So 00 Tuition in Second College Class,. 60 00 Tuition in Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes,. 80 00 Incidentals, (day scholars),. 3 00 Graduating Expenses, including Diploma,. ro 00
From the foregoing it will be seen that the necessary expenses of a boarding pupil, (exclusive of books,) need not exceed $250 00 per annum in the Prepara tory School and First College Class; $260 00 per annum in Second College Class ; and #280 00 per annum in the three higher College Classes.

EXTRA CHARGES FOR OPTIONAL BRANCHES.

FRENCH DEPARTMENT.
Tuition in any French Class, (whether in place of or additional to Latin, per annum.$30 00

ART DEPARTMENT. Instruction in Drawing,..,0 qq Instruction in Oil Painting,.50 00

MUSIC DEPARTMENT. Instrumental Music,.$g0 00

Special Lessons in Vocal Music, (single,) .............. 60 00

Special Lessons in Vocal Music, (in sets of four,) to each, .' . . . .

2000

Use of seven octave Piano, one hour per day,.10 00

Use of seven octave Piano, two hours per day,.13 00

Singing in College Classes free to all pupils.

For Catalogue and other information, address

Rev. WILLIAM C. BASS, D. D., President.

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PIO NONO COLLEGE,
MACON, GEORGIA.
The College was founded in 1874, by the Right Rev. W. H. Gross, Bishop of Savannah, and chartered with the
POWERS TO CONFER DEGREES, On the 24th of February, 1876. It is situated one mile from the city of Macon, and, with a
SPLENDID GROVE AND RECREATION GROUNDS, Covering twenty acres, offers every advantage to the student for exercise and health. The College is conducted by secular Priests, aided by an efficient body of Lay Professors, under the supervision of the Right Reverend Bishop of Savannah.
THE ACADEMIC YEAR Is divided into two terms.
THE FIRST TERM Begins on the last Tuesday in September, and ends on the 15th of February.
THE SECOND TERM Begins on the 15th of February, and ends, with the annual distribution of prizes, on the first Tuesday in July.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
The plan of instruction embraces three courses:
PREPARATORY, CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL. I. The Preparatory Course embraces those studies that render the student
competent to enter the first year of the Commercial Course. II. The Commercial Course is supposed to last three years, but may vary
according to the talents and progress of the student. III. The Classical Course is completed in six years.
TERMS.
The terms per annum, payable half yearly in advance, are as follows: Board and Tuition, per annum,..$250 00 Washing, Bed and Bedding, per annum,.20 00 Day Scholars, per annum,. 50 00 Tuition in Telegraphy, its theory and practice,. 40 00
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, send for CATALOGUE.
Address
Rev. C. P. GABOURY, President,
PIO NONO COLLEGE, Macon, Georgia.

MOUNT de SALES' ACADEMY,
MACON, GEORGIA.
This Institution, under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy, is now open for the reception of pupils. The Academy is a branch of St. Joseph's, Columbus, Georgia, whose reputation for educational advantages is unsurpassed through out the State. Mount de Sales' is delightfully situated on an eminence, com manding an extensive view of the city, and only twenty minutes' ride from Pio Nono College, so that parents placing their daughters at the Mount, and haring sons at the College, will have the advantage of visiting both without additional traveling expenses. The street cars pass in immediate vicinity. Northern parents, desiring to send their children South for the benefitof health, may rest assured that the utmost care will be bestowed upon them by the Sisters themselves. The spacious recreation grounds and salubrious air afford facilities for healthful amusements at all seasons. The Course of Instruction em braces all the studies that constitute a thorough and accomplished education, hal lowed by religion. French will be taught by a native, so that purity of accent and fluency in writing and speakingthat language may be acquired. Latin and Ger man are also comprised in the course of studies. Vocal and Instrumental Music, including Piano, Organ and Guitar, will receive special attention; also, Drawing, Painting, Plain and Ornamental Needlework, etc. No undue influence will be exercised over the religious opinions of any pupil, though all will be required to conform to the external discipline of the Institution. No special uniform is re quired. Each young lady should be provided with a sufficiency of underclothing for the season; also, overshoes, umbrella, balmoral skirt, two black aprons, silk or alpaca, (no white aprons allowed,) two pairs of sheets, two pillow-cases, four towels, six table napkins, knife, silver or plated fork, spoon, napkin ring and goblets, all marked with her initials; also, stationery and postage stamps. The correspondence of the young ladies is subject to the inspection of the Directress.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions. The first commences on the last Tuesday of September; the second on the 15th of February, and terminates with a distribution of premiums on the last Tuesday of June. Pupils will be re ceived at any time, and charged only from date of entrance. No deduction will be made for partial absence, or the withdrawal of a pupil, unless in case of serious illness or dismissal.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per session, payable in advance.$100 00 Washing, bed and bedding, per session,. 10 00 Tuition in Music, and use of Piano, per session,. 25 00 Vocal Music, in class, per session,. 5 00 Drawing, per session,... 10 00 Painting, in water colors, per session,. 1500 Painting, in oil, per session,. 25 00 The Languages, each, per session,. 15 00 Embroidery, Tapestry, and various kinds of Plain and Ornamental Needle
work, per session,. 5 00
DAY PUPILS.
Primary Departments, per session,.$15 00 Intermediate Department, per session,.1800 Senior Department, per session,.f,.20 00 Graduating Class, per session,.25 00 Graduating expenses, including medal,.10 00
An interesting and important feature of the Mount will be the Culinary De partment, where the young ladies will learn all that is requisite to make them good housekeepers, in addition to their other accomplishments. The terms for St. Joseph's Academy are the same as above. For further particulars, address
Directress of Mount de Sales' Academy,
NIA.003Sr, GEORGIA.

fcHILLS AND FEYER.--I was cured by Simmons' liver Regulator, after having suffered several years with chills and fever. R. I. Anderson.

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THE MAGON DIRECTORY.

FREEMAN & GREENE,

(Second Street, next door to Court House.)
MACON", GEORGIA,
MANUFACTURERS'OF AND DEALERS IN
CARRIAGES, BOUGIES, WAGONS, MAYS, ETC,

Keep on hand a good assortment of
File Light Buggies,
Of our own and Northern Manu facture.
Special attention given to Repairing. All work warranted.
GEO. W. BURR,

MANUFACTURER OF

DEALER IN
STOVES, GRATES, HOLLOW-VARE.
CUTLERY, CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, WOOLEN-WARE,
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of Job Work promptly attended to.
81 Cherry Street, MACON, GA.

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.-I have used Simmons' Liver Regulator for eight months, and find it has entirely cured me. D. B. Dobson, M. D., Deer Park, Alabama.

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A Weekly Religions Newspaper-Size 28x42--At $2 50 per annum.
REV. F. MILTON KENNEDY, - - - - Editor. REV. J. W. BURKE, - - - - Assistant Editor. REV. A. Gr. HAYGOOD, - Editorial Correspondent.
AND IS THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE
North Georgia, South Georgia, South Carolina And Florida Conferences,
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Surely everybody can take it at this rate 1

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vocate. Send the money with the order. Two dollars and fifty cents for

one year; $1.25 for six months. Preachers--Local and Itinerant--furnished

at $1.25 per annum.

Address

J. W. BURKE & CO., Macon, Ga.

GREATLY RELIEVED BY ONE PACK AGE.--After four years' suffering I found your invaluable remedy, and am happy to say it has almost cured me._

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Sole medium of Ellinwood's authorized verbatim reports each week of Mr. Beecher's Sermons in Plymouth Church.
All his literary productions, including the characteristic " Star Papers," will be given. Comments by Mr. Abbott on the International Lessons.
Terms, $3.00 a year. Postage pre-paid. On trial three months, 75 cents.

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No. 1. Our Church Work.--A series of papers by the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., D. D., on Church Work.
No. 2. Hozv to study the Bible.--By the Rev. Lyman Abbott. Giving plain and practical directions to the Sunday-school Teachers and lay students of the Bible.
No. 3. Henry Ward Beecher in the West (with Steel-plate Engraving of Mr. Beecher.) Single numbers 15 cents, or any two for 25 cents.

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SHELDON & CO., 8 Murray St., N. Y.

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LOFTON & BARTLETT,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

90 Mulberry St., near Second,

MACOIST. GEORGIA.

Dr. W. W. FORD,

DSCTTXST*

No. 62 Second Street, MACON, GA.,
Treats successfully all diseases of the MOUTH and GUMS. Performs skillfully and carefully all operations on the Natural Teeth. Corrects irregularities, and makes all kinds of ARTIFICIAL TEETH now in use, North or South.
PRICES REASONABLE. TERMS STRICTLY CASH.

POPLAR, between Second and Third Streets,
MACON, GEORGIA.

O. BURKE zt SON,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,

DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, Etc.

paints 0F mixeShtodosrdeR.}

36 Third Street, MACON, GA.

DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded with accuracy and dispatch by competent
persons, at all hours of the day and night. FOURTH STREET, MACON, GEORGIA.

CURE OF CHRONIC DIARRHiEA AND DYSI'EPSIA.-Siniinons' Liver Regulator has cured me of these diseases, after suffering for many years. Mrs. C. C. Wilson.

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THE MACON DIRECTORY.

W. A. HUFF.

GEO. T. HARRIS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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LARD, MEAL, SALT, SYRUP,
BULK MEATS, Etc.,
COR. CHERRY AND THIRD STS., UNDER RALSTON'S HALL,
Macon, Georgia.

Take Simmons' Liver Regulator.
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MACON DIRECTORY,
1877--1878.
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Abel Charles E., fireman M. & W. R. R., h. Ash, cor. Ross.
Abel Frederick T., (A. & B.) h. Ross, nr. Hazel.
Abel Henry, meat store, Cotton Av., nr. Poplar, h. Tatnall Sq. Abel John H., h. Ash, cor. Ross. Abel William, (A. & Bro.) h. Ross, cor. Ash. Abel & Brother, (F. T. A. & W. A.) grocers, 108 Cherry. Abraham David, dray-line, h. Cotton Av., cor. Poplar. Abraham Moses, wks. dray line, bds. Cotton Av. cor. Poplar. Abrams Moses, book-keeper, 68 Third, h. Plum, bet. Cotton Av.
and First. Acree Andrew J., baggage master M. &. B. R. R h. Fourth
nr. Elm. Adair John A., saloon, Fourth, nr. Hazel. Adams A. B. (A. & Bazemore,) h. First, bet. Plum and Pine. Adams Daniel H., book-keeper Flanders & Son, E. Macon.
Adams Jonathan L., book-keeper Adams & Bazemore, bds.
First, bet. Pine and Plum. ADAMS OBEDIAH F., chief of police, h. Orange cor. Mag
nolia.
Adams Oscar M., salesman Flanders & Son, E. Macon.
Adams Robert T., clerk, 96 Cherry, bds. Second, nr. Poplar. Adams Walter F., dray-line, h. Orange, cor. Magnolia.
Adams William G., clerk, Adams & Bazemore, bds. First, bet.
Pine and Plum.
Adams & Bazemore, (A. B. A. & R. M. B.) cotton warehouse,
Fourth, nr. Poplar.
Adamson Aug. Y., general store, Johnson, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Adherhold Henry R., bds. Troup, nr. M. & W. R. R. Aderhold Jacob W., h. Troup, nr. M. &. W. R. R.
Adkins William, watchman, Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon.
AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH, Cotton Av. cor. Spring, W. D. Johnson, c. pastor.

Simmons' Liver Regulator is Manufactured by
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Akins William, h. nr. cotton factory. Akoff Marion, painter, wks. Second nr. Poplar, bds. Stubble
field House. Alexander Louis H., clerk, 60 Cherry, h. Mulberry, cor. Fourth. ALEXANDER FREE SCHOOL, Sylvanus Bates principal,
Second, cor. Pine. Allen Jack, c., porter, 38 Third. Allen John W., car inspector M. & B. R. R., h. Hazel, nr.
Third. Allen Matt, c., porter, 7 Blake's Block. Allen Nelson, c., porter, 48 Third. Allen Wesley, c., wks. M. & A. R. R., h. E. Macon. Alley Frank H., grocer, Tatnall Sq. Alley John, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. Alley Richard, bds. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. Amerson John, wks. Cotton Factory, h. Hazel, nr. Second. Amos Thomas, c., drayman, Wolff & Bro. Anderson Charles B., (A. Timberlake & Co.,) res. Fort Valley. Anderson Clifford, (Lanier & A., Hill & Harris,) h. Orange, cor.
Forsyth. Anderson Elizabeth A., widow W. P., h. Madison-, nr. Jeffer
son. Anderson James H. salesman, 64 Third, bds. First, bet. Plum
and Pine. ANDERSON ROBERT J., tax receiver, 8 Cotton Av., h.
Tatnall Sq. Anderson Samuel F., h. Chestnut, nr. Tatnall Sq. Anderson Thomas J., printer, wks. 60 Second, h. Windsor Hill.
Anderson, Timberlake & Co., (C. B. A. & W. C. T.,) cotton ware
house, Poplar, bet. Third and Fourth.
Anderson William A., clerk M. & A. R. R., h. Pine, nr. Third.
Anderson William F., brick maker, h. Vineville. Anderson George, c., blacksmith, h. Spring, nr. Cotton Av. Andrews O. L., miss, teacher S. Macon school, h. Second, bet.
Oak and Arch. Anthony Edwin R., blacksmith C. R. R. h. Windsor Hill. APPLETON CHURCH HOME, Protestant Episcopal, John
son, nr. Forsyth, Sister Margaret in charge. Arents Frank C., florist City Park, bds. Isaacs House. Armstrong Charles E., clerk, Second, cor. Poplar, h. head Poplar. Armstrong Gaston, physician, 5J Blake's Block. Armstrong Jane, widow James W., h. head Poplar. Arnett Bethany, widow Thomas h. nr. Cotton Factory. Arnett Thomas tailor, wks. '28 Second, h. E. Macon. Arnold Daniel, cooper, h. E. Macon.

J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

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Arnold Elam, driver L. M. Avant, h. Troup Hill. Arnold Wylie N., book-keeper Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon. Artope James B., marble yard, Plum, nr. Third, h. Tatnall Sq. ARTOPE THOMAS B., marble yard, 73 Second, cor. Poplar,
h. First, cor. Pine.

DEALER IN

MONUMENTS, HEAD-STONES,
Box Tombs, Vases, Iron Railing's, Cop ings, Building Work, Etc.
Corner SECOND and POPLAR STS.,
(Opposite J. W. Burke & Co's, and rear of S. T. Coleman & Co,)
MACON, GEORGIA.
Artope W. H., collector, 80 Mulberry, h. Tatnall Sq. Askew Lovick P., clerk, 47 Second, h. Madison nr. College. Atkins Joseph E., printer, Telegraph and Messenger, bds. New,
nr. Plum. Atwater Jordan, c., waiter, 33 Third, h. Mulberry, nr. First. Audouin Achilles C., tinsmith, h. Elm, cor. M. & W. R. R. Audouin S., widow A. L., h. Walnut cor. New. Austin Green, barber, 43 Third, h. Walnut, nr. Magazine. Avant Charles, wks. S. W. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Avant Lewis M., jailor Bibb County, h. Fourth, nr. Jail. Avant Nancy, widow William, h. Windsor Hill. Avern Philemon B., miller, Georgia Mills, bds. Third, nr. M.
& W. R. R. Avery Archer, clerk, Cherry, cor. Second, bds. Second, cor. Pop
lar. Avery Francis M., switchman C. R. R., and grocer, E. Macon. Ayres Albert M., civil engineer, bds. Walnut, cor. Third.
AYRES ASHER, Lime, Cement & Plaster, h. Third, cor.
Walnut.
Baber Mary, widow Ambrose, h. New, nr. Arch. Backus Henry L., insurance, 59 Third, bds. First, nr. Pine.

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Bacon Augustus O., (Bacon & Rutherford,) h. College, nr. Geor
gia Av. BACON & RUTHERFORD, (A. O. B. & J. C. R.,) Attor
neys, 80 Cherry, nr. Second. Badger, John B., clerk, So. Exp. Co., h. Second, nr. Oak. Baer David J., clothing, Third, cor. Cherry, bds. 80J Mul
berry. Baer Mitchell J., book-keeper, 45 Second, h. Jefferson, nr. Mon
roe. Baer Samuel, clerk, 61 Cherry, bds. Lanier House. Bailey James, Jr., clerk, 51 Second, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Baily Mary, widow James, h. Fourth, cor. Hawthorne. Baird Charles H., tailor, 89 Cherry, h. Columbus road, 2 miles.
Baker Collins, porter, A. Lawhon. Baker Mongin B., salesman, 72 Third, bds. Stubblefield House. Baldwin W. P., clerk, 90 Cherry, h. Cherry, near Spring. Balkcom Marcus C., (B. & Shinholser,) bds. Pine, nr. Fourth. Balkcora & Shinholser, (M. C. B. & W. T. S.,) grocers, Fourth,
cor. Pine and Fourth, bet. Pine and Plum. Ball Richard, c., brick-maker, h. E. Macon. Ballard Edward, h. Fourth. Ballard Walter S., clerk, Court-house, h. Yineville. Bannon John C., clerk, 47 Second, bds. High, nr. Orange. Bauville Patrick, helper C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Baratta D., musician, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Second. Barfield James F., grocer, 1 Blake's Block, h. Cherry nr. First. Barfield Lewis, farmer, h. McIntosh, near Elm. Barfield Martha M., widow R. B. h. Third, cor. Oak. Barker Dock, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. BARKER GEORGE R., grocer, 16 Cotton Av., nr. Poplar,
h. Magnolia, bet. Spring and Orange. Barnes Wiley J., salesman, 96 Cherry, h. Columbus.
Barnes Wm. T., fireman M. &. W. R. R., h. Hazel, cor. Fourth.
Barnett Abraham, Jr., (A. B. & Son,) bds. Third, nr. Mulberry. Barnett Abraham, Sr., (A. B. & Son,) h. Third, nr. Mulberry. Barnett A., & Son, (A. B., Sr. & A. B., Jr.,) general store, 1
Hollingsworth block. Barnett David, cigar maker, wks. 87 Cherry, bds. Third nr.
Mulberry. Barnett Wra.H., salesman Georgia Mills, bds. Byington's Hotel. Barnhart Robert, grocer, Vineville branch. Barr Hugh, macliinist P. C. Sawyer, h. Cherry, cor. Fifth. Barr Robert, bridge watchman, h. Fifth, cor. Walnut. Barrow William, fireman M. & W. R. R., bds. New Houston
road, nr. city limits.

The use of Simmons' liver Regulator.

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Bartel Frederick J., cigar maker, h. Third, nr. Poplar. BARTLETT CHARLES L., (Lofton & Bartlett,) and Solic
itor Macon Circuit, h. Tatnall Sq. BARTRUM, HENDRIX & CO., (P. T. B., T. C. H. & I. M.
Cox,) Dixie Works, planing mill, Cherry, cor. First. Bartrum, P. T., (B., Hendrix & Co.,) bds. Flint House. Baskerville Amelia A., widow Robert, h. Congress, nr. M. &
W. R. R. Baskerville William S., brakesman, S. W. R. R., h. Congress,
nr. M. & W. R. R. Baskin M., widow Robert, bds. Stubblefield House. Bass Jas. N., conductor S. W. R. R., h. Orange, c. Columbus. Bass William C., Rev., President Wesleyan Female College, h.
College. Bass William L., Ticket agent, C. R. R., bds. Oak, bet. First
and Second. Bates A. S., cotton broker, bds. Planters' Hotel. Bates Eliza, widow Robert, h. First, cor. Pine. Bates Sylvan us, Principal Alexander School, h. First, nr. Oik. Battle Archibald J., Rev., President Mercer University, h. Tat
nall Sq. Battle Thomas, farmer, h. Bridge Row. Baxter John S., (Johnston & B.,) bds. Georgia Av., cor. Spring. Bazemore Richard M., (Adams & B.,) bds. Brown's Hotel. Bazin Louis, Rev., treasurer and procurator, Pio Nono College. Beasley Emeline, widow William, h. Boundary, nr. M. & W.
R. R.
Beasley Joseph, h. Boundary, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Beavers C., widow R., bds. Arch, nr. Fourth. Beavers Charles, fireman, M. & W. R. R., bds. Arch, nr. Fourth. Beck, J., clerk, 65 Cherry, bds. Plum, nr. Second. Bedding field George, clerk, 1 Blake's Block, h. Houston road,
2 miles. Beeland David W, carpenter, C. R. R., h. Rose Hill, nr. Cem
etery. BEGGS GEORGE, grocer, 104 Cherry. Behr Henry J., clerk, 60 Cherry. Behr Henry M., farmer, h. Hazel, cor. Fourth.
Bell Albert, c., laborer, J. S. Schofield & Son.
Bell Edward, c., wks. Bibb Manuf. Co., h. Monroe, nr. Vineville. Bell Henry S., h. Vineville. Bell William, blacksmith C. R. R., h. Hazel, cor. McIntosh. Bellflower Jas. J., blacksmith M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Bellinger Thomas A., carpenter M. & B. R. R., h. Ross, nr.
Hazel.

Simmons' Liver Regulator, tlie Great Southern Remedy,

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FANCY AND FAMILY

104 Cherry Street, MACON, GA,
FELL'S SPICES AND MUSTARDS.
Benjamin James, c., blacksmith, Mulberry, nr. Second, h. Mul berry, nr. Sixth.
Benner G. H., clerk, 84 Mulberry. Benner John H., (J. H. & T. M. B.,) h. Second, nr. Mulberry.
Benner J. H. & T. M., restaurant, 84 Mulberry.
Benner Thomas M., (J. H. & T. M. B.,) h. 84 Mulberry. Bennett-, laborer, bds. Maple, nr. Short.
Bennett Alexander F., clerk, C. R. R., h. First, nr. Pine. Bennett Charles F., printer, wks. 60 Second, bds. Planters' Hotel. Bennett Reuben, packer Georgia Mills, Fifth, cor. Hazel. Benson Frank C., clerk, 42 Second, h. First, bet. Poplar and
Cherry. Benson Howard B., clerk, 38 Second, bds. First, nr. Poplar. Benson Richard A. Court House, h. First, nr. Cherry. Benson Thomas B., baggage master, S. W. R. R., h. Elm, nr.
1 roup. Berend Caroline, widow Alexander, bds. Third, nr. Plum. Berg B., clerk, 65 Cherry, bds. Planters' Hotel. Berg Simon, clerk, 80 Third, bds. Mulberry, nr. Third. Berl*ner-, h. Wharf, nr. Bridge Row. Bernd Adolph, Jr., book-keeper, (Bernd Bros.,) bds. Plum, cor.
Spring. Bernd Adolph, Sr., (Bernd Bros.,) h. Plum, cor. Spring. BERND BROTHERS, (A. B. & G. B.) saddles, harness and
leather, 42, 44 and 46 Third. Bernd Gustav, (B. Bros.) h. First, cor. Oak. Berry M. M., widow Samuel bds. Oglethorpe, nr. Fourth. Berry hi 11 Caroline, widow John, h. Boundary, bet. Second and
Third.

Is effective in the cure of all diseases.

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BERND BROTHERS,

MANUFACTURERS OF

HARNESS,

COLLARS,
GENERALLY.
Also a full assortment of
LEATHER OF ALL KIHDS,
ENAMELED CLOTH, ETC.
Saddlers' and Harness Makers' Hardware and Tools, and Shoemakers' Findings, and Tools.
Cash Paid, for Hides, Skins, Furs, Wax, Wool,
Dried Fruit, Ginseng and Tallow.

Simmons' Liver Regulator is purely vegetable, and

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BEST Dr. A. O., dentist, Second, nr. Mulberry. BESi EMORY F., Judge County Court, h. Orange, cor. High. Beville Frank B., book-keeper Lanier House. Bibb Manufacturing Co., H. M. Comer, president, J. F. Han
son, agent, E. Macon. Billingsby Joshua, c. gardner, h. E. Macon. Binder Henry C., baggage master S. W. R. R., h. Giles, nr.
new Houston road. Binswanger A., bottler, bds. Tatnall Sq. Binswanger A. Mrs, milliner, 11 Cotton Av. Binswanger Gabriel, clerk 67 Third, bds. Tatnall Sq. Binswanger Henry, clerk 32 Second, bds. 11 Cotton Av. Binswanger M. L., bottler, 55 Cherry, h. Cotton Av. nr. Mul
berry.
Binswanger Nathan, h. Tatnall Sq. Birch George S., student, h. Magnolia, nr. Spring.
Birch James H., watchmaker, wks. 14 Cotton Av., h. Mulberrv,
nr. First.
Birch J. N., widow John N., h. Magnolia, nr. Spring. Birdsong Nathaniel, salesman, h. E. Macon. Birkner John, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth.
Bishop Thos. G., brakeman S. W. R. R., bds. Fourth, cor. Ash. Bishop William, c. policeman, h. Madison, nr. Jefferson. Bizien A. J. M., prof. Wesleyan Female College, h. College. Blackshear Allen, carpenter, h. E. Macon. Blackshear Eugene, bds. Spring, cor. Washington Av. Blackshear, Jas. E., physician, bds. Spring, cor. Washington Av. Blackshear J. Emmett, physician, 13 Cotton Av., h. Spring; nr
Washington Av. Blackshear John N., c., teacher, Arch, nr. Fifth. Blackshear Joseph W., clerk C. R. R., h. New, nr. Arch. Blackshear M. J., widow A. M., h. Washington Av., nr. Mad
ison.
BLACKSHEAR T. B., photographer, 13 Cotton Av. h. Spring, cor. Washington Av.
BLAKE'S BLOCK, Poplar, bet. Third and Fourth. lake Green J., grocer, 3 Blake's Block, h. Orange, cor. Forsyth.
Blake Polly, widow Moses, h. Forsyth nr. College. Block A., book-keeper, 64 Mulberry, bds. Plum cor. First. Block Ike, clerk, 68 Third, bds. Plum, cor. First. Block Joseph, h. First, cor. Plum.
Block Sigmund, clerk, 68 Third, bds. 80J Mulberry. Block Simon, book-keeper City Bank, bds. Plum cor. First. Blouenstein Samuel, shoes and hats, 32 Second, bds. 80J Mul-

Is a sure preventive of Chills and Fever.

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Blount David E , h. Walnut, cor. Franklin. Blount Henry, c., carpenter, h. Tatnall Sq. BLOUNT JAMES H., (Blount, Simmons & Hardeman,) and
member of Congress, h. Tatnall Sq. BLOUNT, SIMMONS & HARDEMAN, (J. H. B., T. J. S.,
and I. H.,) attorneys, 88 Cherry. Blue Alexander, planter, h. E. Macon. Blue Henry A., clerk, Butts & Ross, h. E. Macon. Blue James D., baggage master, C. R. R., h. E. Macon. BOARDMAN A. E., Treasurer Gas Light Co., 86 Mulberry,
bds. Third, between Walnut and Wharf. BOARDMAN J. M., President Gas Light Co. and Macon
Savings Bank, h. First, near Cherry. Bodwell Charles, cabinet maker W. & E. P. Taylor, h. Ash,
nr. Troup. Boifeuillet Annette, widow Henry, h. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Boifeuillet George, clerk, 69 Second, h. Hazel, bet. Fourth and
Fifth. Boifeuillet John T., Sec'y and Treas'r S. W. R. R., h. Mulberry,
cor. New. Boland Laura, widow William, h. Fourth, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Bollinger Thomas A., carpenter, M. & B. R. R., h. Hazel, nr.
Ross. Bond Elijah, h. New, bet. Mulberry and Cherry. Bond Joseph, clerk, 40 Second, bds. Bond Hill. Bond R. W., bar-keeper, 33 Third, bds. Oak, bet. Second and
Third. Bond Warren, c., photo printer, wks. 13 Cotton Av., bds. Wharf,
nr. Spring. Bone Charles, grocer, Oglethorpe, cor. Third. Bone William M., butcher, h. Vineville. Bonn S. G., widow S. G., h. Mulberry, cor. First. Bonner Richard W., cotton weigher, First, nr. Poplar, h. First,
cor. Pine. Booker John R., machinist, J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Hazel, nr.
Fourth.
Boon John R., (B. & Johnson,) h. Poplar, nr. Second.
Boon Ophelia R., widow L. H., h. Troup Hill.
Boon & Johnson, (J. R. B. & H. V. J.,) physicians, 106 Cherry.
Boone James, foreman, C. R. R., h. Fourth, cor. Oak. Boothe T. C., widow W., h. Elm, nr. M. & W. R. R. Boothe Thomas W., carpenter, Guernsey & Reynolds, h. Boun
dary, nr. First. Boothe William E., carpenter, Guernsey & Reynolds, h. Elm,
nr. M. & W. R. R.

J. H. Zeilin & Co, Philadelphia, Pa.,

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Born Thomas J., clerk, So. Exp. Co., bds. Cherry, nr. First. Bostick D. Rufus, cotton buyer, h. Third, cor. Oak. Bostick John E., broker, h. Pine, nr. First. Boutwell G. C., watchman, Georgia Mills, h. McIntosh, nr. Elm. Bowden R. N., peddler, Oak, nr. Third. Bowden William, messenger, So. Exp. Co., h. Plum, bet. First
and Second. Bowers A. D., blacksmith, h. Boundary. Bowers Benjamin, fireman, M. & B. R. R., k. Sixth, nr. Elm. Bowers Charles, machinist, h. E. Macon.
Bowers John, helper, J. S. Schofield & Son, h. E. Macon.
Bowles Jerry D., route agent, So. Exp. Co., h. Second, nr. Arch. Bowman Alfred, c., shoe-maker, Fourth, nr. Mulberry. Boyer James, c., shoe-maker, Fourth, nr. Pine. Boykin Samuel, Rev., editor Kind Words, 60 Second, bds.
Georgia Av., nr. Orange. Boynton Thomas B., shoe-maker, Fourth, nr. Oak. Bracken P. J., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Elm, nr. Calhoun. Braddy Caroline, widow Gideon, h. New Houston road, nr. city
limits. Bradford Oliver, c., porter Jones & Cook, h. Wharf Av. Brady Mary T. E., h. Second, cor. Cherry. Brantly John J., Rev., Prof. Mercer University, h. Tatnall Sq. Brantly John J., Jr., teacher, bds. Tatnall Sq. Brantly N. A. E., widow T. W., h. Second, nr. Pine. Brantly Thomas M., salesman, 96 Cherry, bds. Brown House. Brantly William S., treasurer C. R. R., h. Vineville. Braseal Willis, barber 43 Third, h. Vineville.
Brasswell Thaddeus, engineer M. & B. R. R., bds. Pine, nr.
Fourth. Bratton Charles J., printer, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Third. Breedlove Warren, c., porter, 7 Blake's Block. Bremer John H., Planters' Hotel, 52 Cherry, and printer, 60
Second. Brewer Thomas E., railroader, h. McIntosh, nr. Elm. Bridewell Charles L., printer, Telegraph and Messenger, bds.
New, nr. Plum. BRIDGES SMITH'S PAPER, E. W. Douglass publisher,
Bridges W. Smith editor, 106 Cherry. Bright Alexander, engineer, M. & W. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Bright Green, wks. S. W. R. R., bds. First, bet. Plum and
Poplar. Bright L. G., collector, h. Windsor Hill. Brinn Richard H., printer, wks. 60 Second, bds. Troup, nr.
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Brlnn Thomas, carpenter, bds. Troup, nr. M. & W. R. R. Brock John F., printer, Telegraph and Messenger, bds. Haw
thorne, nr. Fourth. Bromley John, machinist, h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Bronson Fillmore, c. porter, 92 Mulberry. Bronson Horace W., claim agent, C. R. R., h. Second, cor. Arch. Brooker E. C., widow James, h. Orange, nr. New. Brooks Elizabeth, widow Daniel, h. Ross, nr. Oglethorpe. Brooks Harper, c., shoemaker, Columbus, nr. Oglethorpe. Brooks James, c., shoemaker, Hawthorne, nr. Fifth. Brooks John W., c., grocer, Cotton Av., nr. Plum, h. Second,
nr. Wharf. Brooks Philip, watchman, J. S. Schofield & Son, h. E. Macon. Brooks Sarah, widow Eli, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Brown Aaron H., clerk, Dollar Store, h. Fourth, cor. Mulberry. Brown Amory L., salesman, 51 Second, h. First, nr. Pine. Brown Andrew, printer, wks. 60 Second, h. New, nr. Wharf. Brown Edward, c., cook, 84 Mulberry,h. Spring, nr. Walnut. Brown Edward B., boarding-house, First, bet. Poplar and Plum.
Brown E. E., (E. E. B. & Son,) h. Brown's Hotel.
BROWN E. E. & SON, (E. E. B. & W. F. B.,) proprietors Brown's Hotel, Fourth, cor. Plum.
Brown Elbert, c. wks. gas works, h. foot Mulberry. Brown Ellen Mrs., h. nr. Cotton Factory. Brown E. M., boarding-house, 80J Mulberry. Brown Frederick L., machinist M. & B. R. R., h. Third nr.
Arch. Brown Harry, clerk, 83 Cherry, h. Walnut, nr. Fourth. Brown H. Burr, bookseller and stationer, 84 Mulberry, h. Vine-
ville. Brown Herbert R., city assessor, h. New, nr. Walnut. Brown I. F., cigar stand, Brown's Hotel.
Brown Jackson, c. laborer Adams & Bazemore.
Brown James, c. wks. M. & A. R. R., h. Sixth, nr. Mulberry. Brown John, engineer M. & W. R. R., h. E. Macon. Brown John, fireman S. W. R. R., h. Oglethorpe, nr. Second.
Brown Joseph, fireman M. & W. R. R., h. Boundary, cor. Elm.
Brown Julius, clerk, 98 Cherry, bds. Fourth, cor. Mulberry. Brown Kitty Miss, boarding-house, Fifth, nr. Plum. Brown L. J. Mrs., milliner, 68 Mulberry, h. Second nr. Walnut. Brown Mollie Mrs., h. Fifth, bet. Mulberry and Cherry. Brown Nathaniel H., scalesman, B. L. Willingham, bds. Bying-
ton Hotel. Brown Rachel, c. dress-maker, h. Spring, nr. Walnut. Brown Robert A., book-keeper Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon.

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Brown Robert H., cotton broker, h. Cherry, nr. Spring.

BROWN'S HOTEL, (E. E. Brown & Son, proprietoVs,) Fourth cor. Plum.

Brown Sylvester, wks. Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon.
Brown William F., (E. E. B. & Son,) h. Brown's Hotel.

BROWN WILLIAM W., Dep. Collector Internal Revenue,

4 Johnson building, Mulberry, cor. Second, bds. Byington's Hotel.

Brunner Valentine, dep. tax collector, h. Spring, nr. Cotton Av. Bryan Milton, railroader, h. Fourth, nr. Oak.

Bryant Abe, c., porter, 72 Third, h. E. Macon.

Bryant Armstead, drayman, h. Orange, nr. cemetery.

Bucher Conrad, cook, Lanier House.

Buckner Jennie Miss, milliner, Cotton Av., near Plum.

Buffington John W., engineer, M. & W. R. R., h. Third, near city limits.

Bullard Sarah, widow James W., h. nr. cotton factory.

Bulkley Anna Mrs., millinery, 6 Cotton Av., h. Second, nr. Poplar.

Bulkley Edward C., h. Second, bet. Plum and Poplar.

Bunch George, salesman, 74 Third, h. First, bet. Pine and Oak. Bunch Jerry, h. Third, nr. Pine.

Burden Richard F., book-keeper, 89 Cherry, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av.

Burden William H., (S. T. Coleman & Co.,) h. High, nr. Orange.

Burdick Benjamin, Sup. Macon Manuf. Co., h. Second, nr. Pine.

Burdick E. Luther, book-keeper, 1 Blake's Block, bds. Plum, cor. High.

Burdick George, book-keeper, 38 Third, h. Oak, nr. First.

Burgess William R., physician, 62 Mulberry, nr. Third, h. Vineville.

Burghard Henry P., clerk, 41 Second, bds. Vineville. Burghard Julius, h. Windsor Hill.

Burghard L. H., clerk, 41 Second, bds. Vineville.

Burke Ann, widow Francis, bds. 27 Cherry.

Burke Christopher (C. Burke & Son,) h. Walnut nr. Spriner.

BURKE C. & SON, (C. B. & T. C. B.,) paints, oils, glass and

brushes, 36 Third.

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C. BURKE Sl SON,

HOUSE, SIGH AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,



Dealers in

PAINTS, OIL, GLASS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, Ere,

Paints of all shades mixed to order.

35 Third St., Macon, Georgia.

The use of Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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Where all Trains arrive and depart. It is therefore
And convenient to every business in the city. It is the
Largest aid most Gomioilioas Hotel ia Id,
And is unsurpassed by any other in the State in its COMPLETE AND ELE GANT ARRANGEMENTS. Attention is called to the
Served up in the Most Superior Style, and to the attention of well trained ser vants, who are not surpassed in their politeness to guests.
References--Our patrons throughout every State in the Union.

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Burke James A., conductor M. & B. R. R., k. Congress, nr. Elm.
BURKE JOHN W. REV., (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Walnut,
nr. Franklin.

BURKE J. W. & CO., (incorporated) booksellers, stationers,

printers, binders and blank book makers, 60 Second.

Burke Thomas C., (C. Burke & Son,) h. Walnut, nr. Spring.

Burks John J., teacher Blind Academy.

Burnes James, grocer, E. Macon.

Burnett George T., carpenter, R. C. Wilder & Son, h. Troup

Hill.

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Burnett James C. C., book-keeper 92 Mulberry, h. Tatnall Sq. Burnett John R., salesman, 84 Mulberry, bds. Cherry, nr. First. Burney John F., planter, h. Vineville. ' Burr Catherine, widow A. P., bds. Balss' Hill.

BURR GEORGE W., stoves and tin ware, 81 Cherry, h. Orange, cor. Bond.

Burr Seneca B., printer, 14 Cotton Av.. h. Bass' Hill.

BURTON CHARLES M., Clerk County Court, h. Windsor Hill.

Busbee Perry G., clerk, 51 Third, h. Plum, bet. Third and Fourth.

Bush George, c., shoe-maker, Arch, cor. Third.

Bussle Missouri, widow Newton, h. Boundary, bet. Third and Fourth.

BUTLER JOHN C., reporter and accountant, h. Walnut, bet. Franklin and Orange.
Butler J. T., porter A. McCallie. Butler Kate, h. Fith, cor. Cherry.

Butterfield Charles, W. U. tel. operater, Byington's Hotel.

BUTTS ALBERT G., Georgia Land Agency, Second, nr. Mulberry, h. Grange, nr. Forsyth.

Butts Araunah W., clerk A. G. Butts, bds. Orange, nr. Forsvth. Butts Armand L., (B. & Ross,) h. Orange, nr. Forsyth.
Butts Edmund, c., porter, 60 Second, h. Jefferson, nr. Monroe.
Butts & Ross, (A. L. B. & E. A. R.,) wood and coal, Pi ne nr.
Sixth.

Byers E. D., printer Telegraph & Messenger, bds. Planters' Hotel.

BYINGTON EDWARD T., Byington's Hotel, Fourth, nr. Poplar.

BYINGTON S HOTEL, Edward T. Byington, proprietor, lourth, below Poplar, nearly opposite passenger depot.
Byrne Bridget, widow Philip, h. Pine, nr. Fifth.

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E. T. BYINGTON, Proprietor.
J
TERMS, - - - $2,00 PER DAY.
The above named Hotel is situated within fifty yards of, and nearly opposite the Union Passenger Depot, and is alike convenient to the business portion of the city. The Southern Express Office is directly opposite, and the Western Un ion Telegraph office is in the Hotel.
All the principal Banks, Warehouses and the Theatre building are within three minutes' walk of the Hotel.
The rooms are all neatly furnished, and even at the low rate of
$2.<D <0 JPJEM ]DAY9
I guarantee my tables to be equal in point of excellence to those of any other Hotel in the city.
Lodging,.50 cents. Single Meal, * ' > 50 cents.
The finest BILLIARD HALL in the city, in which can be found one of the celebrated oblong Virginius Pool Tables, is connected with this Hotel. \
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LADIES.
Hoping to receive a liberal share of patronage, I am, Very Respectfully,
E. T. BYINGTON,
Proprietor.

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Cabaniss Joseph W., teller Exchange Bank, h. Poplar, bet Cotton Av. and New.
Cain Robert, farmer, h. Windsor Hill.
Cain Thomas, wks. Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon.
Caldwell Charles A., salesman, 51 Second, bds. Walnut, cor. Second.
Callaghan Thomas O., confectioner, 32 Third.
Callaway Emory W., clerk, 50 Second, bds. Second, cor. Plum. Callaway Joel T., (Winship & C.,) h. Second, cor. Plum. Ca laway M. V., widow R. D., h. Fourth, cor. Wharf. Calvert August, carriage trimmer, h. Boundary, nr. Third. Camp J R., conductor, S. W. R. R., bds. Brown's Hotel.
Campbell Archie, a, wks. M. & W. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Plum.
Campbell Charles E., (C. & Jones,) h. Mulberry, nr. Spring. Campbell Charles H., (W. A. & C. H. C,) h. Third, bet. Oak
and Arch.
Campbell Eugene, c., carpenter, works City Hosnital, h. Pleas ant Hill.
Campbell Geo messenger, So. Exp. Co., bds. Cherry, nr. First. Campbell H. W., real estate, h. Windsor Hill.
CAMPBELL JAMES H., rectifyer, distiller and wholesale liqum dealer, Cherry, bet. Third and Fourth, h. Walnut, cor. Franklin.

JAMES E CAMPBELL,

RECTIFIER,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Rf

Cherry Street,
MACON, GEORGIA.

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Campbell John, gas fitter, h. Fifth, cor. Walnut. Campbell John, saloon, Fifth, cor. Mulberry. Campbell M. E., widow James, h. Third, bet. Arch and Oak.
Campbell William A., (W. A. & C. H. C.,) h. Third, bet. Oak
and Arch.
CAMPBELL W. A. & C. H., photographers, 8 Cotton Av. Campbell & Jones, (C. E. C. & D. B, J.,) cotton factors and
commission merchants, Poplar, cor. Second. Cannard Rosa, widow James, h. Fifth, next Bridge. Canning Charles, (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Mulberry, nr. New. CANNON W. F. & CO., (W. F. C., J. T. Jossey, and J.
Wilbourn,) grocers, 38 Third.
Cannon William F., (W. F. C. & Co.,) h. First, bet. Pine & Oak.
Carey Charles J., physician, bds. Fourth, nr. Walnut. CARGILL JOHN S., cotton buyer, 63 Third, up stairs, h.
First, bet. Oak and Plum. Carhart Charles, c., barber, Lanier House, h. Wharf, nr. Spring. Carhart Elijah H., (C. & Curd,) bds. Lanier House.
CARHART & CURD, (E. H. C. & J. C. C.,) hardware, 59
Cherry. Carling Thomas J., plumber, 69 Second, h. New, bet. Cotton
Av. and Poplar.
Carlos William P., saloon, 50 Cotton Av., h. Cherry, nr. First. > Carmichael Benjamin, wks. 44 Third, h. E. Macon. Carmichael John, harness maker, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. CARNES W. W., general insurance agent and broker, 37
Third, h. Walnut, cor. New. Carroll Albert, driver, 61 Third, h. Pine, bet. First and Second. Carroll Benjamin F., switchman, C. R. R., h. Junction Switch. Carroll Hardy, c., carrier, Telegraph and Messenger. Carter A. L., c., wks 66 Mulberry, bds. Bridge Row. Carter James W., mail agent, S. W. R. R., h. Walnut, opp.
Franklin. Carter Martha C. Miss, h. E. Macon. Carter Robert Rev., c., pastor colored Presbyterian church, h.
Jefferson, near Madison. Carter William F., tel. operator, M. & B. R. R., h. Troup, cor.
Elm.
CARVER JOHN D., grocer, 94 Cherry, bds. Poplar, nr. New. Case Evaline, widow Thomas, new Houston road, nr. city limits. Case George W., marble cutter, h. new Houston road,'nr. city
limits. Casey J. A. Mrs. confections and toys, 41 Third. Casey J. A., 41 Third.
Causey S. E., widow William, h. Oak, nr. Fifth. 2

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Cavanaugh Michael, blacksmith C. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Junc tion.
Cawley Benjamin F., machinist, C. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Cawley Owen, stone mason, h. new Houston road, nr. city
limits. CENTRAL GEORGIA BANK, J. E. Jones, president, T. O.
Chestney, cashier, 35 Third. Chambers Moses, c., painter, h. Madison, nr. Washington Av. Chambless Jackson, h. New, nr. Pine. Chambless Joel E., clerk, 48 Cotton Av., h. New, nr. Pine. Chambless Mary, widow Jackson, h. New, nr. Pine.
Chapman Abner T., salesman, J. H. Campbell, h. Plum, nr.
Second. Chapman Catharine, widow Robert, h. nr. cotton factory. Chapman Edward, bar-keeper, h. Houston road, nr. Boundary. Chapman James P., watchman city hall, h. Troup, cor. Haw
thorne. Chapman R. C., carpenter, h. Fifth, cor. Mulberry. Chapman Robert, bar-keeper, Fourth, nr. Plum, h. Hazel, nr.
McIntosh. Chapman William W., farmer, h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Cheatham C. A., (C. A. C. & Sons,) res. Dawson, Ga.
Cheatham C. A. & Sons, (C. A. C., T. A. C. & W. B. C.)
druggists, 7 Hollingsworth Block, Poplar. Cheatham Thomas A., C. (A. C. & Sons,) bds. Cherry, bet. First
and New. CHEATHAM WALTER B., (C. A. C. & Sons,) and physi
cian, bds. Cherry, bet. First and New.

WALTER
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, OFFICE IN HOLLINGSWORTH'S BLOCK, Poplar Street, MACON, GEORGIA. Office Hours, 8 to n A. M., and 3 to 5 P. M.

Cherry Bailey C., clerk, C. R. R., h. nr. Tatnall Sq. Cherry E. D., baggage master C. R. R., h. Third, bet. Oak and
Arch.
CHERRY GEORGE F., sheriff Bibb Co., h. Rutland district, 8 miles.
Cherry Hilliard J., farmer, h. Oak, cor. Spring. Cherry James E., clerk, 87 Cherry, bds. Tatnall Sq.

J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

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Cherry William A., auction and commission, 87 Cherry, h. Tatnall Sq.
CHESTER J. W., book-keeper Georgia Mills, bds. Byington's Hotel.
Chestney T. O., cashier Central Georgia Bank, h. Second, bet. Walnut and Wharf.
Cheves Henry, carpenter, h. E. Macon. Chichester Helon L., clerk Rogers & Leman, bds. Tatnall Sq. Childers Rebecca, widow Edmond, h. Windsor Hill. Chisolm Georgia, widow John, h. Third, cor. Hazel. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. Chauncey C. Wil
liams, Rector, Walnut, nr. Second. Christian E. Radford, carpenter C. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Christian James E., printer, wks. 60 Second, h. 63 Second. Christian J. M. W., restaurant 33 Third, h. Oak, nr. Second. Churchell James J., clerk C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Cisp Daniel, c., blacksmith, Third, nr. Walnut. CITY BANK OF MACON, J. J. Gresham, president, W.
P. Goodall, cashier, 35 Third. City Hospital and County Poor House, Dr. J. E. Blackshear
surgeon in charge, Pleasant Hill. Clancy Michael J., book-keeper, 102 Cherry, h. Walnut, nr.
Spring. Clancy R. D., clerk, 60 Second, bds. Walnut, nr. Spring. Clancy William P., (Rogers, C. & Co.,) h. Walnut, nr. Spring. Clark Asa, fireman C. R. R., h. Hawthorne, nr. Fourth. Clark C., widow George, h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Clark Green, c., stone cutter, 73 Second, h. Plum. Clark Henry, h. Plum, nr. High. Clark John, harness maker, wks. 44 Third, h. Hawthorne nr.
Second. Clark J. O. A. Rev., presiding elder Macon District, h. Wash
ington Av., nr. Madison. Clark, Morgan G., h. Hazel, bet. Ross and Calhoun. Clark William, fireman M. & W. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Clarke Alexander D., clerk Ordinary's office, bds. Oak, nr. First. Clarke Annie, widow Jerry, h. Fifth nr. Wharf. Clarke Aziel F., Brick mason, h. Second, nr. Pine. Clarke, Charles T., So. Exp. Co., bds. Cherry, nr. First. Clarke E. A., widow Daniel F., h. Second, nr. Pine. Clarke Elam, clerk Fourth, bds. Second nr. Pine. Clarke Ephraim G., watchmaker, wks. 30 Second, h. Walnut,
nr. Spring. Clarke George, clerk So. Exp. Co., bds. Byington's Hotel. Clarke M. U., c., barber, Cotton Av., nr. Poplar, h. Vineville.

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Clarke Wm. B.,c., barber, CottonAv., nr. Poplar, h. Yineville. Clarke Walter S., cotton buyer, h. Oak, nr. First. Clarke William S., baggage master S. W. R. R., h. Hazel, nr.
McIntosh. Clarke William W., agt Wheeler & Wilson S. M. Co., bds.
Poplar, nr. New. Clayton Claiborne, c., boiler maker, h. Hammond, nr. Elm. Clayton Joseph, h. Madison, nr. Washington Av. Clayton T. A., messenger So. Exp. Co., bds. Cherry, nr. Fourth. Cleary Thomas Rev., Prof. Pio Mono College, Yineville. Clemons Solomon, c., porter Brown's Hotel, h. Maple, nr. Short. Clinkscales Abner L., physician, h. Arch, nr. Spring. Clisby A. W. Rev., pastor Presbyterian church, Mulberry, cor.
First, h. First, nr. Mulberry. Clisby Joseph, (Clisby, Jones & Reese,) h. Yineville. Clisby Julia, widow John, bds. Oak, cor. First. CLISBY, JONES & REESE, (J. C., H. H. J. and A. W. R.,)
proprietors The Macon Telegraph and Messenger, Cherry,
cor. Second. Cluhan Mary, widow Patrick, bds. Fourth, cor. Ash. Coax Fleming, clerk, 72 Cherry, h. Bridge Row, nr. Wharf. Coax Oscar, h. Fifth, nr. Wharf. Cobb Alice C. Mrs., teacher Wesleyan Female College. Cobb James J., clerk Exchange Bank, bds. Bond, nr. Orange. COBB JOHN B., (J. B. Cobb & Co.,) insurance agent, 102
Cherry, h. Bond, cor. Orange.

O'. IB . CD O IB IB 7

102 CHERRY STREET,
Mr Represents none but GOOD COMPANIES. Desirable COUNTRY RISKS taken.
a CO &, CO.,

102 CHERRY STREET,
MACON, GEORGIA.

The use of Simmons' Liver Regulator,

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PUBLISHED AT THE TELEGRAPH BUILDING
CORNER OF CHERRY AND SECOND STREETS,
BY
CLISBY, JONES & REESE.
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To all this region of Georgia and East-Alabama the
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It publishes three editions : DAILY, post paid,.$10 60 SEMI-WEEKLY, post paid,. 3 20 WEEKLY--a mammoth sheet, the largest in the South--per annum,
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Simmons' Liver Regulator, tlie Great Sontliern Remedy,

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Cobb Lucinda, widow Joel, h. Pine, nr. Sixth. COBB J. B. &CO., (J. B. C., W. W. Collins & T. E. Collins,)
auction and commission, 102 Cherry. Cochran Isaac, fireman M. & B. R. R., h. Sixth, nr. Boundary. Cody Elias, h. McIntosh, nr. Elm. Colin Ellen Mrs., h. Fourth, cor. Mulberry. Cohen Lippman, salesman 68 Third, h. Mulberry, cor. Fourth.
Cole S. N., widow C. B., h. Orange, nr. New. Coleman Frank, porter, h. E. Macon. Coleman John G., cotton broker, h. Orange, nr. Magnolia. Coleman Robert, (C. & Newsom,) h. Plum, nr. First.
Coleman Samuel T., (S. T. C. & Co.,) h. High, nr. Orange. Coleman S. T. & Co., (S. T. C. & W. H. Burden,) wholesale
drygoods and shoes, 96 Cherry. Coleman Thomas, c., porter, 66 Cherry. Coleman William R., clerk T. Hardeman, bds. Orange, nr. Mag
nolia.
Coleman & Newsom, (R. C. & A. T. N.,) grocers, 61 Third.
Coley John T., music teacher, Blind Academy. College of American Medicine and Surgery, Mulberry, nr. Third. Collier Charles F., clerk, G. R. Barker, bds. Ash, nr. Lamar. Collier William, h. Ash, cor. Lamar. Collier Wm. H., clerk W. B. Wallace, bds. Ash, cor. Lamar. Collini L. R., Saloon Johnson's alley, nr. Third, h. Third, cor.
Plum. Collins Andrew J., conductor M. & B. R. R., h. Fourth.
COLLINS Dr., APPLETON P., real estate and insurance,
66 Second, h. Mulberry, cor. New. Collins, Eliza C., widow Robert, h. Mulberry, cor. New.
Collins Thomas, c., wks. W. W. Collins & Bro.
Collins Jackson, conductor M. & B. R. R., bds. Fourth, nr. Hazel.
Collins John J., h. Tatnall Sq. Collins John R., engineer, S. W. R. R., bds. A. A. Menard. Collins Lewis, c., wks. C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Collins Stephen, h. Cherry, cor. Spring. Collins Stephen H., carpenter, h. Boundary, bet. Second and
Third.
Collins Thomas E., (W. W. Collins & Bro.,) bds. Magnolia, nr. Spring.
Collins William T,, fireman M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Collins W. W., (W. W. C. & Bro.,) bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Collins W. W., shoemaker, h. new Houston road, nr. city limit. Collins W. W. & Bro., (W. W. C. & T. E. C.,) carriages and
wagons, Second nr. Poplar.

Is effective in the cure of all diseases.

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COLORED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. Robert Car ter pastor, Washington Av. nr. Orange.
Conklin Anna S., widow Jeremiah, h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Conner Bros., (T. U. C. & F. H. C.,) insurance, 91 Cherry. Conner David B., cotton buyer, bds. Walnut, cor. Second. Conner Frank H , (C. Bros.,) bds. cor. Walnut and Second. Conner Granville C., book-keeper, 86 Mulberry, h. Walnut bet.
Third and Fourth. Conner H. T., principal S. Macon school, h. Walnut, nr. Second. Conner L. H., widow Z. T., Walnut, nr. Second. Conner Thomas U., (C. Bros.,) h. Second, cor. Walnut. Conner Z. T., cotton buyer, bds. Walnut, nr. Second. Connor Hilliard, c. shoemaker, h. E. Macon. Cook Charles, clerk, Fourth, cor. Arch, bds. foot Mulberry. Cook D. R., Georgia mills, bds. Byington's Hotel. Cook Henry L., (Jones & C.,) h. New, bet. Plum and Poplar. COOK J. L. proprietor Georgia mills, bds. Byington's Hotel. Cook Peter, cabinet maker C. R. R., h. Monroe, nr. College. Cook Samuel D., wks. S. A. Porter, Third, nr. Plum. Cooper Edward, c.j-'gin repairer, h. Hazel, nr. Sixth. Cooper J. Edward, printer, Telegraph and Messenger, bds. New,
nr. Plum. Cooper James A., fireman M. & A. R. R., b. Fifth, opp. C. R.
R. depot.
Cooper Joseph J., physician, Boundary, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Corbin Napoleon B., salesman, 74 Third, h. Vineville. Corkery P. J., (C. & Rooney,) h. College, cor. Bond. Corkery & Rooney, (A. J. C. & J. R.,) dry goods, 46 Second. Cornell George P., grocer, 84 Mulberry, bds. Pine, cor. Spring. Cornell John J., carpenter and builder, 84 Mulberry, h. Pine,
cor. Spring. Cornell W. H., clerk, 84 Mulberry, bds. Pine, cor. Spring. Coryell, J. R., miller, Georgia Mills, bds. Byington's Hotel. Corput, Felix, fish and ice, 66 Cherry, h. High, nr. Plum. COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, W.
B. Johnston president, J. W. Burke vice president, G. S. Obear secretary, J. M. Green medical adviser, 91 Mulberry, cor. Second. Courtney Michael, engineer, C. R. R., h. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Couse D. W., carpenter, h. Oak. Cox Charles, wks. Dixie Works, bds. 50 Cherry. Cox Charles T., clerk 61 Third, bds. Poplar, cor. New. Cox Fleming, grocer, Fourth, cor. Hazel.
Cox Ichabod M., (Bartrum, Hendrix & Co.,) bds. Poplar, cor.
New.

Simmons' Liver Regulator is purely vegetable, and

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LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
MACON, GA.,
WM. B. JOHNSTON,.President. JOHN W. BURKE,.Vice-President. GEORGE S. OBEAR, ------ Secretary.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, January 1st, 1377, aca^l? - - $1,001,000
Deposited with Comptroller of Georgia, for Special Security of Policy-holders, ----- ^ $100,000
This Company issues all forms of Life and Endowment Policies on as favora ble terms and at as low rates of Premium as any
GOOD AND RELIABLE COMPANY.
Agents wanted, to whom liberal commissions will be paid. For particulars apply to
GEO. S. OBEAR, Secretary.

Is a sure preventive of Chills and Fever.

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Cox Wm. R., salesman, 74 Third, h. Georgia Av. cor. Orange. Coxe J. Thomas, physician, h. Bassett Hill. Craft Julia, widow William, h. Walnut, bet. Third and Fourth. Craft Sarah, c., widow Charles, h. Vineville. Craig B. A. Mrs., milliner, 12 Cotton Av. Craig Charles, 12 Cotton Av. Craig David D., pattern maker, J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Second,
nr. Arch. Craig John, farmer, h. Third, nr. city limits. Craig Robert, machinist, M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Craven Mary, widow Charles, h. Troup Hill. Crawford George, fireman, M. & B. R. R., h. Sixth, nr. Elm. Crawford John, c., restaurant, depot, h. Spring, nr. Cotton Av. Crimmens Ellen, widow J., h. Third, nr. Hazel. Crittenden Henry, c., porter, Flanders Bros.
Crockett Earlsworth, (E. C. & Sons,) h. Bass, cor. Columbus.
Crockett Leroy E., (E. Crockett & Sons,) bds. Bass, cor. Co
lumbus. Crockett Oscar H., (E. Crockett & Sons,) bds. Bass, cor. Co
lumbus. CROCKETT E. & SONS, (E. C., L. E. C., & O. H. C.,)
Foundry and Machine Shop, Fourth, nr. Oglethorpe. Cronin James W., wks. S. W. R. R., h. Giles, nr. new Hous
ton road. Cronin William, grocer, Fourth, cor. Ash. Cronnin Bartlett, fireman, C. R. R., bds. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Croon Melesia, widow Giles, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Cross Charles, c., driver, Bibb Manuf. Co., h. Madison, cor.
Curd al. Crossland James E., capitalist, h. Orange, nr. New. Crown Patrick, bds. Hawthorne, nr. Troup. Crown Patrick, 1). Fifth, cor. Pine. Crutchfield John F., cotton buyer, bds. High, opp. Plum. Crutchfield W. Ambrose, cotton buyer, h. High, opp. Plum. Cubbedge Clarence H., salesman, 100 Cheri'y, h. College, nr.
Bond.
Cubbedge, Hazlehurst & Co., (R. W. C., W. H., & J. W. Lock
ett,) bankers, 40 Second. Cubbedge Richard W., (C., Hazlehurst & Co.,) h. College, nr.
Bond. Cullen A. A., clerk, 66 Cherry, h. Oak, bet. First and Second. Cullen F. W., messenger, 66 Mulberry, bds. Oak, nr. First. Cullen H. B., widow A. A., h. Oak, nr. First. Cummings John D., chief clerk freight office, M. & B. R. R.,
h. Fourth, nr. Walnut.

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CUMMINGS JOHN B., Dep. Clerk County Court, h. Wharf, cor. Fourth.
Cunningham Ernest, wks. M. & W. R. R., bds. Oak, cor. Fifth.
Cunningham Frederick C., clerk, 53 Third, bds. Byington's Hotel.
Cunningham George E., machinist, C. R. R., bds. Oak, nr. Fifth.
Cunningham Robert P., cotton broker, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av.
Cunningham William W., fireman C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Curd John C., (Carhart & C.,) and President Exchange Bank,
h. College, nr. Bond. Curtis Harriet S., Miss, teacher Wesleyan Female College, h.
College. Cutter Henry G., book-keeper, Poplar, bet. Second and Third,
bds. Third, cor. Walnut. Cutter M. Howard (Ellis & C.,) h. E. Macon. Czurda Vincent, music teacher Blind Academy.

Daly C. A., widow H. F., h. Cherry, nr. Fourth. Daly Dennis E., (Daly Bros.,) h. Washington Av. nr. College. Daly D. & Bro., (D. D. & M. D.,) grocers, 77 Cherry. Daly F. J. M., Rev., professor Pio Nono College, Vineville. Daly Henry, bds. Cherry, nr. Fourth. Daly John, clerk, 77 Cherry, bds. Daly House. Daly Mary, widow Edward, bds. Fourth, nr. Mulberry. Daly Matt., (D. Daly & Bro.,) h. Tatnall Sq. Daly Michael, grocer, h. Windsor Hill. Daly Patrick, h. Windsor Hill. Daly William T., h. Cherry, nr. Fourth. Damour Ann, widow John H., h. Fourth, nr. Wharf. Damour Charles E., bds. Fourth, nr. Wharf. Damour James A., physician, h. Windsor Hill.
DANA O. N., (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Walnut, bet. First and
New.
Danforth Lydia, widow J. O., druggist, Fourth, nr. Bay. Daniel Tacy A., Miss, Music Teacher Wesleyan Female Col
lege, h. College. Daniels Abraham, c., train hand, M. & A. R. R. Daniels Cornelius, c., porter, 51 Third. Daniels Cornelius F., farmer, h. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Daniels Emmett, clerk, 40 Second, h. Second, nr. Walnut.

Manufacture Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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Daniels Frederick, clerk, 100 Cherry, bds. Second, nr. Walnut. Daniels Henry W., machinist E. Crockett & Sons, bds. Hazel,
nr. Fourth. Daniels Stephen, carriage-maker, works Second, nr. Poplar, h.
Second, nr. Mulberry. Dannenberg Joseph, (Dannenberg & C.,) h. Second, cor. Oak. Darby Cicero W., carpenter, h. Madison, nr. Washington Av. Darby Ely, machinist, h. Forsyth. Darragh Joannah, widow W. J., h. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Dasher George S., conductor S. W. R. R., h. Orange, cor. Co
lumbus. Dasher Joseph F., clerk C. R. R., h. Orange, cor. Columbus. DAUS ADOLPH, wholesale and retail cigars and tobacco, 60
Cherry, cor. Third, bds. Lanier House.

_A_. XD^TJS,

WHOLESALE AP RETAIL DEALER IN
CHOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Tobacco of tll ;K.ind.s,

60 Cherry Street, Corner Third,
MACON, - - GEORGIA.

Davidson Josephine, widow James, h. Hazel, nr. Ross. Davidson William B., machinist M. & B. R. R., h. McIntosh,
nr. Hazel. Davis Daniel, c., shoe-maker, wks. 38 Third, h. Walnut. Davis E. M., traveling agent Telegraph and Messenger, bds. By-
ington's Hotel.
Davis Henry B., book-keeper Telegraph and Messenger, h. John ston, cor. Short.
Davis H. L., clerk, 92 Mulberry, h. E. Macon. Davis John O., conductor C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Davis John P., blacksmith M. & B. R. R., h. Troup, cor.
Boundary.

Cheerful spirits and good appetites follow

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Davis Joseph, barber, wks. 43 Third, li. Fourth nr. Davis Joseph O., clerk C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Davis Thomas J., engineer C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Davis William V., carpenter C. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Dawson Briggs, c., wks. 44 Third, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Fourth. Dawson Charles, c., porter 82 Cherry, h. Vineville. Day Amos, c., wks. C. R. R.. h. E. Macon. Deane Henry, c., whitewasher, h. Fifth, nr. Walnut. Deane J., widow James, h. Vineville. Deane R., c., waiter 33 Third, h. Third, nr. Plum. DeBeruff Anthony, clerk, 47 Second, bds. Pine, nr. Fourth. DeBeruff Charles, portrait painter, 94 Mulberry, h. Pine, bet.
Third and Fourth. DeBeruff Charles H. H., engineer C. R. R., h. Pine nr. Fourth. DeBord John A., machinist M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Deermond George T., carpenter, h. E. Macon. Defoor David, carpenter, bds. Wharf, nr. Fifth. DeHAVEN WESLEY W., (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Magno
lia nr. Hew. Deitz John C., bookbinder, wks. 60 Second, bds. Second bet. Oak
and Arch. DEITZ JOHN G., (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Second, bet. Oak
and Arch. DeLacey William, messenger So. Exp. Co., bds. Lanier House. DeLoache Eliza, widow Jackson, h. Oak, nr. First. Dempsey John, machinist C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Dempsey Thomas C., real estate, h. College, nr. Forsyth. Demming Anna R., widow Charles W., h. Oak, nr. New. Dense James E., conductor S. W. R. R., h. Third, cor. Oak. Denson Mary E., widow Berrien, general store, h. Second, nr.
M. & W. R. R.
Depository American Bible Society, H. L. Jewett, treasurer, 64 Second.
Dessau Washington, (D. & Strohecker,) bds. Lanier House.
DESSAU & STROHECKER, (W. D. & H. F. S.,) attorneys, 62 Mulberry, nr. Third.

W. DESSAU.

H. F. STROHECKER.

DESSAU &STROHECKER,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,

Corner Mulberry and Third Streets,
MACON, GEORGIA.

WMBB

iWH

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DETTRE G. B., grocer First, cor. Poplar, bds. Mulberry nr. New.
Devereaux James, laborer M. & W. R. R., h. new Houston
road, nr. city limits. Devine Michael J., printer, h. Oak, nr. Third. Deviux James, blacksmith C. R. R., h. Bassett Hill. Dewberry, Aaron J., switchman M. & W. R. R., h. Hawthorne,
nr. Fourth. Dewberry Charles A., yard-master S. W. R. R., h. Ash, cor.
Fourth. Dewberry Susan, widow Aaron, h. Fourth, cor. Ash. Dewberry William A., watchman M. & W. R. R., h. Ash, nr.
Fourth.
Dibble Charles E., wks. Savannah & Live Oak R. R., h. Wal
nut, nr. Spring. Dickey Alexander, shoemaker, Cotton Av. cor. Spring. Dickinson Joseph U., h. Hawthorn, nr. Third. Dickinson Walter M., carpenter C. R. R., h. Hazel, cor. Troup. Dickson William J., clerk, 45 Second, h. Third, nr. Oak. Dinkier Jacob, confectioner, h. 51 Mulberry. Dishroon Frank, c., grocer, 17 Cotton Av., h. Spring, cor. Wharf. DIXIE WORKS, Planing Mill, (Bartrum, Hendrix & Co.,
proprietors,) Cherry, cor. First. Dixon Emanuel, c., cook, h. Wharf, cor. First. Domingos Joseph W., clerk, 81 Cherry, bds. Second, nr. Poplar. Dominick Wesley, saddler, wks. 44 Third, bds. Mulberry, bet.
Third and Fourth. Doody Andrew, clerk, 68 Third, bds. Fourth, nr. Walnut. Doody Julia, widow William, h. Fourth, near Walnut. Doody, Philip J., clerk, 41 Second, bds Fourth, nr. Walnut. Doody William A., salesman, 68 Third, bds. Fourth, nr. Wal
nut. Dougherty, Felix A., conductor S. W. R. R., bds. Oak, nr.
Third. Dougherty Susan E., widow John P., h. Oak, nr. Third. Dougherty Virgil H., machinist C. R. R., h. Oak, bet. Third
and Fourth. Dougherty William E., baggage master S. W. R. R., bds. Oak,
near Third. DOUGLASS E. W., publisher Bridges Smith's Paper, 106
Cherry, bds. Byington's Hotel. Douglass James, clerk, 40 Third, bds. First, bet. Pine and
Plum. Douglass James D., c., (W. G. Johnson & Co.,) h. Monroe, nr.
Spring.

All Druggists sell Simmon's Liver Regulator,

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Douglass John A., (Oliver, Douglass & Co.,) res. Savannah. Douglass Joseph, clerk, 39 Third, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Douglass S., c., candy maker, wks. 106 Cherry. Douglass William, painter A. Tripod, h. Walnut, c. Orange. Doyle Ann Mrs., h. Windsor Hill. Doyle M. E., widow P. W., grocer, New, cor. Wharf. Drake Jane S. Mrs., bleacher, 8 Cotton Av., h. Troup Hill. Drake Wm. F., boiler maker M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. DRANE HENRY M., General Freight, Passenger and Tick
et Agent M. & B. R. R., h. Madison, nr. Washington Av. Drew W. M., fireman M. & B. R. R., h. Sixth, near Elm. Dreyfous Charles, clerk Byington's Hotel. Dreyfous Edward, salesman, 64 Third, bds. Fourth, bet. Walnut
and Wharf. Dreyfous Henry, traveling salesman, h. Fourth, bet. Walnut
and Wharf. DUB BERNHARD, proprietor Lanier House, Mulberry, bet.
Second and Third. Dublon Marx, traveling salesman, h. Oak, nr. Third.
Dudley Zachariah, painter, wks. Freeman & Greene, h. E. Macon.
Dunlap Samuel S., (S. S. D. & Co.,) h. High, nr. Orange. Dunlap S. S. & Co., (S. S. D. & G. A. Smith,) hardware and
agricultural implements, 72 Third. Dumvody J. A., clerk, 60 Cherry, h. Georgia Av., nr. Orange. Dunwody J. Marion, salesman, 51 Second, bds. Georgia Av.,
nr. College. Dunwody William E., physician, h. Georgia Av., nr. Orange.Dunwody AVilliam E. Jr., clerk, 60 Cherry, h. Georgia Av.,
nr. Orange. Durrett David M., h. E. Macon.

Eady Thomas, farmer, h. Hawthorne, nr. Fourth.
Earp James R., carpenter, wks. Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon.
Ebon Mrs. John, bds. Oglethorpe, cor. Second. Eckman Henry H., bds. Oak, nr. Third. Edes D. B., steward Brown's Hotel.
Edings J. C., Mrs., teacher High School, bds. Tatnall Sq. Edmund Edward F., car builder, h. Boundary, bet. Second and
Third.
Edwards H. S., attorney and justice of peace, 48 Second, h. Georgia Av., cor. Madison.
Edwards J. Alfred, cotton shipper, h. Georgia Av., cor. Madi son.

Simmons' Liver Regulator, tlie Great Southern Remedy.

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B. DUB, Proprietor,
MA-OOIST, GEORGIA.
THIS POPULAR HOTEL
Has been recently refitted with elegant and costly FURNITURE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, and everything that appertains to a
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL!
Its location is in the center of the city, on the most populous street, and convenient to all of the Banks, Business Houses and Stores generally.
The TABLE is not surpassed by any Hotel in the South.
Barber Saloons, Bath Rooms, Bar and Cigar Stand conveniently arranged.
The Proprietor respectfully gives his patrons for his reference.
FREE OMNIBUS TO AND FROM DEPOT!
Baggage Carefully Handled WITHOUT CHARGE!

Take Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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Edwards J. W., (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Georgia Av., nr. Vineville Branch.
Edwards Mary J., widow William, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Edwards O. Daniel, grocer, 48 Cotton Av., h. Second, bet. Pine
and Oak. Edwards William, c., cook, 33 Third. Edwards W. Prentiss, ticket agent, Brown's Hotel, h. Georgia
Av., cor. Madison. Einstein Simon, clerk, 72 Cherry, h. Poplar, nr. New. Eisner Michael, shoe-maker, 38 Third. Elder William M., h. Pine, nr. First. Eldridge Thomas J., farmer, h. E. Macon. Elfe Catherine E., widow Thomas, h. Arch, cor. Spring. Elfe Thomas B., machinist, h. Arch, cor. Spring.
Elkan Morris, general store, 80 Third, h. Pine, bet. Third and
Fourth. Elliott George W., tinner, wks. 92 Cherry, h. Troup Hill. Elliott James H., brick-mason, h. Troup Hill. Elliott Samuel, brick-mason, h. E. Macon. Ellis Charles B., (W. A. Julian & Co.,) bds. Stubblefield House. Ellis Hayne, cotton and commission, 59 Third, h. College, nr.
Georgia Av.
Ellis James E., (E. & Cutter,) h. Short, nr. Columbus.
Ellis John W., carpenter M. & B. R. R., bds. Windsor Hill.
Ellis Martha E., grocer, widow Richard, h. Second nr. M. & W.
R. R. Ellis Robert W., wholesale liquors, 53 Third, bds. Poplar, nr.
Cotton Av. Ellis Theodore W., druggist, Second, cor. Poplar, h. Tatnall Sq. Ellis William L., cotton and commission 59 Third, h. College,
nr. Georgia Av. ELLIS & CUTTER, (J. E. E. & M. H. C.) lumber, doors,
sash and building material, Wharf, bet. Third and Fourth. Ellison Sarah, widow Augustus, h. nr. Cotton Factory. E. MACON M. E. CHURCH, R. L. Honiker, pastor. Emanuel Jacob, clerk, 45 Second, bds. Lanier House. Emerson Elizabeth, widow Uriah, h. Hawthorne, nr. Second. Emerson George, grinder Cotton Factory, bds. Hawthorne nr.
Second. Emmel Ferdinand Sr., cotton buyer, Second, cor. Poplar, bds.
College, cor. Georgia Av. Emmel Ferdinand Jr., cotton shipper, Second, cor. Poplar, bds.
College, cor. Av. Emraell Charles K., cotton broker, bds. Mulberry, nr. Spring. Engel ke Adolph, saloon, Lanier House.

Take Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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J. E. ELLIS.

M. H. CUTTER.

EXaXalS GUTTER,

Wharf Street, between Third and Fourth.
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, SASH, BUNDS,
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS,
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL.

Steam Sash Factory, Wharf Street.

ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.

Engelke W. G., mail agent, h. Third, nr. Poplar. Engle Asher, clerk 90 Cherry, bds. Cherry, nr. New. Engledow Oscar, h. Ash, nr. Hammond. English Benjamin, blacksmith, Poplar, nr. Third. English I. B., (E. & Huguenin,) bds. Poplar, nr. First. English William H., blacksmith, wks. Poplar, nr. Third, h.
Walnut, nr. Sixth. English & Huguenin, (I. B. E. & E. D. H.,) cotton and commis
sion, Poplar, nr. First. Epps Willis, bootmaker, 87J Cherry. Erwin Lenoir M., messenger, So. Exp. Co., bds. Walnut, cor.
Third. Erwin Howell C., attorney, 80 Cherry, bds. Bond, cor. Orange. Eshleman Adam, carpenter, Ellis & Cutter, bds. First, bet.
Plum and Poplar. Espinner W. H., saloon, Mulberry, cor. Third. Etheridge F. Cater., clerk, 31 Third, bds. Oak, cor. New. Etheridge Robert M., watchman, C. R. R., bds. Hawthorne, nr.
Fifth. Evans Oliver F., book agent, 64 Second, h. Tatnall Sq. Everett S. A. C., book-keeper, 3 Cotton Av., bds. New, bet.
Plum and Poplar. Evers Amanda, widow James, h. E. Macon. Evers William, engineer, C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Ewing William, engineer, C. R. R., h. Pine, nr. Fifth. EXCHANGE BANK, J. C. Curd, president; R. F. Lawton,
cashier; Cherry, bet. Third and Fourth. 3

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EZZELL F. M., watchmaker and jeweller, 14 Cotton Av., h. First, bet. Pine and Plum.

Fagin Frank, c., porter, 68 Second. Faircloth Ann J., widow Thomas, h. Houston road, nr. city
limits. Falkner Robert, tinner, wks. 81 Cherry. Fambress Samuel, c., driver, h. Pleasant Hill. Fannin Joseph D., h. Georgia Av., nr. College. Farmer A. Mrs., grocer, 110 Cherry. Farmer John, h. Cotton Av., nr. Cherry. Farmer John A., clerk, h. First, nr. Cherry. Farrar Turner, c., porter, 31 Third, h. Poplar, nr. Washington
Avenue. Farrar William H., brick mason, h. Windsor Hill. Farris James, engineer, M. & A. R. R., h. Fifth, cor. Oak. Farris Miles, blacksmith, C. R. R., h. Fifth, nr. Hazel. FARQUHAR A. B., agricultural implements, 10 Hollings
worth Block, Poplar, res York, Penn. Faulk Henry, machinist C. R. R., h. Hazel, bet. Fourth and
Fifth. Faulk Mark H., clerk T. Hardeman, bds. Second cor. Poplar. Favors Alexander, watchman Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon. Felder Samuel, c, porter, 59 Third. Fenelon Thomas, watchman C. R. R., h. Third, nr. city limits. Fennell Harvey C., |>olicemen, h. E. Macon. Ferguson Edward G., physician, 48 Second, bds. Stubblefield
House. Fern Dougall, moulder E. Crockett & Sons, h. McIntosh, nr.
Hazel. Ferrell B. P., clerk, 60 Mulberry, bds. Lanier House. Ferris Dougald, moulder, bds. Fourth, nr. Hawthorne. Ferris John, moulder, bds. Fourth, nr. Hawthorne. Findlay Arthur P., clerk, 2 Hollingsworth Block, bds. First,
nr. Pine. Findlay Charles S., (C. S. & G. W. Findlay,) bds. Orange nr.
Georgia Av. Findlay Chris. D., (C. D. F. & Co.,) h. College, cor. Washing
ton Av. Findlay C. D. & Co., (C. D. F. & R. B. F.,) foundry and ma
chine shop, Arch, cor. Third.
Findlay C. S. & G. W., cotton gin manufacturers, Arch, cor.
Third.

T

J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

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Findlay George W., (C. S. & G. W. Findlay.) h. First, bet. Pine and Oak.
Findlay Mary H., widow Robert, h. First, nr. Pine. Findlay Robert B., (C. D. Findlay & Co.,) h. Arch, bet. First
and Second.
Finney Henry, wks. S. W. R. R., h. Windsor Hill.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. T. E. Skinner, pastor; Second, bet. Cherry and Poplar.
First Baptist Church, (colored,) Rev. W. D. Johnson, pastor; New, cor. Plum.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, I. C. Plant president, W. W. Wrigley cashier, Second, cor. Cherry.
FIRST STREET METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. W. R. Lewis pastor, First, cor. Arch.
Fischer Max, dry goods, 65 Cherry, h. Plum, nr. Second. Fisher S., general store, 65 Cherry, h. Plum, nr. Second. FISCHBR SAMUEL, attorney Lyon & Nisbet, bds. Plum,
nr. First.
Fitzgerald Edmund, physician, 100 Cherry, h. Georgia Av., nr. Orange.
Fitzgerald Michael, clerk, 59 Third, bds. Fourth, bet. Oak and Pine.
Fitzgerald Philip, grocer, 59 Third, h. Fourth, bet. Oak and Pine.
Fitzmorris Mary, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Fitzpatrick James, clerk, bds. Mulberry, nr. Fourth. FLANDERS BROTHERS, (W. E. F., R. H. F. & J. P. F.,)
cotton factors and commission, Third, cor. Poplar.
Flanders David M., (D. F. & Sons,) h. E. Macon.
Flanders D. & Son, (D. F. & D. M. F.,) general store, E. Macon. Flanders James E., engineer C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Flanders James J., (F. Bros.,) h. Second, cor. Walnut. Flanders J. Pierpont, (F. Bros.,) bds. Second, cor. Walnut. Flanders Robert H., (F. Bros.,) bds. Stubblefield House. Flanders William E., (F. Bros.,) h. Second cor. Walnut. Flatau Isaac, book-keeper, 64 Third, bds. Second, nr. Poplar.
Fleck Wm. B., engineer M. & W. R. R.,bds. Fourth, cor. Oak.
Fleming William, c., gas lighter, h. Wharf, cor. New.
Flewelien E. A., managing director M. & B. R. R., bds. ByinP--
ton's Hotel. Flourney Robert, switchman C. R. R. Flowers Charles H., tinner, wks. 40 Third. Flowers James, h. Windsor Hill. Flowers John, engineer C. R. R., h. E. Macon.
Flowers John, engineer S. W. R. R., h. McIntosh, nr. Elm.

Flowers Jonas W., carpenter, h. Third, nr. city limits. Flowers Joseph, h. Windsor Hill. Flowers William, laborer M. & W. R. R., h. Houston, nr. city
limits. Floyd Isabella M., widow H., h. Fifth, cor. Mulberry. Floyd L. G., shoemaker, h. Fifth, cor. Mulberry. Foley Matthew, tinner, wks. 81 Cherry, bds. Mulberry, nr.
Fourth. Ford Clark, c., wks. C. C. Smith, Mulberry, nr. Fourth.
Ford James, c., barber, Isaacs' House, h. Wall.
FORD WILLIAM W., dentist., 62 Second, h. Adams, cor. Chestnut.
DR. W. W. FORD,
I5BKTTXST,
No. 62 Second Street, Macon, Georgia,
Treats successfully all diseases of Mouth and Gums. Performs skillfully and carefully all operations on the Natural Teeth. Corrects irregularities and makes all kinds of Artificial Teeth now in use,
North or South.
PRICES EKASONABLB. Terms Strictly- Cash..
Forrester Charles A., machinist J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Second, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Forsvth L. A., widow John J., h. Troup Hill. FORT JOHN P., attorney, 86 Cherry, h. Jefferson, cor. Mad
ison. Fort Martha L., widow Tomlinson, h. Jefferson, cor. Madison. Foster James A., trader, h. Oak, bet. First and New. FOSTER WILLIAM, dep. sheriff, h. Magnolia, nr. Orange. Fourth Street Catholic School, in charge of Sisters deSales and
Vincent, Fourth, cor. Walnut. Fowler Florence A., widow John, h. E. Macon. Fowler Lottie, widow Matthew, h. Hazel, nr. Cotton Factory. Fox George A., engineer C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Franklin Frank, c., shoe-maker, Cotton Av., nr. Plum. Freeman A. R., clerk, 84 Mulberry, bds. New, cor. Oak. Freeman Anna R., widow Henry C., h. Second, nr. Plum. Freeman Charles, superintendent City Park, h. Windsor Hill. Freeman E. J., (F. & Green,) h. Second, nr. Mulberry. Freeman Frank M., clerk C. R. R., h. Walnut, nr. Third. Freeman George S., clerk, 96 Cherry, bds. Elm, nr. Troup. Freeman James S., h. High, nr. Orange.

The use of Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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Freeman M. R., justice of peace, 85 Cherry, h. Oak, nr. New. Freeman M. S., Clearing house agent Southern Railway and
Steamship Association, h. Oak, bet. First and Second. Freeman Thomas W., clerk, 85 Cherry, h. Second, nr. Plum. Freeman William G., book-keeper Saulsbury, Respess & Co.,
b'ls. Washington Av., cor. Poplar. FREEMAN & GREEN, (E. J. F., & T. S. G.,) carriages,
buggies and wagons, Second, nr. Mulberry.

(Second Street, next door to Court House.)
M^CON, GEORGIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN

Keep on hand a good assortment of
Fiae LisJt Buies,
Of our own and Northern Manu
facture.
Special attention given to Repairing. All work warranted.
Freeney Mary, widow John, h. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Freeney William L., engineer M. &. B. R. R., h. Hazel, nr.
Third.
Freeney Joseph G., engineer M. & W. R. R., h. Oglethorpe, nr.
Fourth. Friend Jacob, clerk, h. Arch, nr. Second. Friend J. M., clerk, 65 Cherry, bds Isaacs' House. Friend Joseph, general store, Mulberry, cor. Fourth. Frink James S., baggage master M. & B. R. R., bds. McIntosh,
nr. Elm.

Simmons' Liver Regulator, the Great Southern Remedy,

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Fryer Charles, fireman M. & B. R. R., h. Hazel, nr. Fourth.

Fulgum Joseph, c., painter, h. Hazel, nr. Sixth.

Fullan James H., machinist C. R. R., h. E. Macon.

Fulbright David E., fireman S. W. R. R., h. E. Macon.

Furcron James, c., painter, h. Monroe, nr. Madison.

Fuss Charles E., bds. Bass' Hill.

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Fuss George M., fireman M. & W. R. R., bds. Bass' Hill.

Fuss Jeremiah, architect and builder, h. Bass' Hill.

Fuss John A., machinist C. R. R., bds. Bass, nr. Oglethorpe.

Fuss Lee, bds. Bass' Hill.

GABOURY CHARLES P., Rev., President Pio Nono Col

lege, Vineville.

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GABOURY JOSEPH A., bookseller, 82 Mulberry, h. Vine-,

ville.

Gagliardi Carlo, musician, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Second.

Gans Nathan A., cigar-maker, Fourth, nr. Plum, bds. Fourth,

nr. Arch.

Gantt Annie L., c., widow Samuel P., h. Washington Av., cor.

Orange.

Gantt James T., carpenter, bds. Fourth, bet. Arch and Oak.

Garfield Henry S., policeman, h. Hazel, nr. Calhoun.

Garris Zach., h. Fifth, cor. Walnut.

Geeslin William F., conductor S. W. R. R., h. Third, bet. Oak and Arch.

Geir Richard, trader, h. E. Macon.

Gelston William P., carpenter C. R. R., h. Windsor Hill.

Gensheimer Michael, grocer, Cotton Av., nr. Plum.

Gentry F. A., lineman W. U. Tel. Co., bds. Stubblefield House.

GEORGIA ACADEMY FOR THE BLIND, W. D. Wil

liams, principal, Orange, opp. High.

GEORGIA FLOURING MILL, J. L. Cook, proprietor,

Hazel, cor. Fifth.

Gibian Albert, (Nussbaum & Dannenburg,) h. First, bet. Plum

and Pine.

Gibson Abner F., book keeper O. G. Sparks & Son, bds. Cherry,

nr. Cotton Av.

Gibson Adolphus W., machinist C. R. R.,bds. Oak, bet. Fourth

and Fifth.

Gibson Arthur, c., porter 47 Second, h. Tatnall Sq.

Gibson Aurelius W, clerk O. G. Sparks & Son, bds. Stubble field House.

Gibson Clarence, c., painter, h. Tatnall Sq.

Is effective in tlie cure of all diseases.

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Gibson Henry E., machinist C. R. R., h. Oak, bet. Fourth and

Fifth.

Gibson James, shoemaker, h. Houston road, nr. Boundary.

Gibson Leonard W., carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. Bassett Hill.

Gibson Martha A., widow W. M., h. Oak, cor. Fifth.

Gibson Thomas, carpenter Ellis & Cutter, bds. Bassett Hill.

Gibson Trueman, c., porter 45 Second, h. Tatnall Sq.

Gibson W. A., fireman M. & W. R. R., bds. Oak, cor. Fifth.

Giles Andrew J., bds. new Houston road, cor. Giles.

Giles John B., farmer, h. new Houston road, cor. Giles.

Gill Walter A., overseer Cotton Factory, h. Oglethorpe, nr.

Second.

Gillon Elam H., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Elm, cor. Third.

Glasson Nathan, overseer Cotton Factory, h. Ash, nr. Fifth.

GLOVER HENRY S., post-master, h. Madison, cor. Wasli-

. ton Av.

Glover Henry S. Jr., clerk post-office, bds. Madison, cor. Wash

ington Av.

Glover Rachel, widow Thomas, h. Third, nr. Arch.

Goelz John, carpenter C. R. R., h. Fourth, bet. Pine and Oak.

Goldsmith David, salesman 64 Third, h. Plum, nr. First.

Good James M., (G., Small & Co.,) bds. Byington's Hotel.

Good, Small & Co., (J. M. G., A. B. S. & W. M. Good,) gro

cers, 63 Third.

Good William M., (Good, Small & Co.,) h. Second, bet. Pine

and Plum.

GOOD ALL WILLIAM P., cashier City Bank, h. Orauge, nr.

High.

Goodman Albert, tailor, wks. 42 Second, bds. 80J Mulberry.

Goodroe F. P., fireman C. R. R., h. Hazel, bet. Third and

Fourth.

Goodroe Mary, widow Thomas, h. nr. Cotton Factory.

Goodroe William G., watchman M. & W. R. R., h. nr. Cotton

Factory.

Goodwin G., c., porter 64 Mulberry, h. Georgia Av., cor. Orange.

Goodwin Henry C., messenger So. Exp. Co., bds. Byington's

Hotel.

Goodyear B. S., carpenter C. R. R., h. Ross, nr. Oglethorpe.

Goodyear Elizabeth Mrs., h. Ross, nr. Oglethorpe.

Goodyear George A., carpenter C. R. R., bds. Troup Hill.

Goodyear John, wks. M. & W. R. R., bds. Ross, nr. Oglethorpe.

Goodyear William A., carpenter C. R. R., h. Windsor Hill.

Gordon William, c., harness-maker, h. New, nr. Plum.

Gorman Andrew, blacksmith M. & W. R. R., and grocer,

Houston road, nr. Boundary.

Simmons' Liver Regulator is purely vegetable, and

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Gosprey Andrew, c., carpenter, E. Crockett & Sons. Gould Valentine, c., drayman, h. Orange, nr. Walnut Grace T. B., policeman, h. Lamar, bet. Hazel and Ash. GRACE W. F., wholesale tobacco and cigars, 60 Cherry, bds.
Byington's Hotel.

W. F. GRACES
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
3?0'iE5^.00<3 .^.TVID OIGJ-AIIS,
MACON, GEORGIA.

Graham Dennis, farmer, Windsor Hill. Graham Elbert, c., porter L. W. Rasdal, Third, cor. Poplar. Graham James, wks. M. & W. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Granberry James E., carpenter, h. E. Macon.
Granger Joseph, wagon maker, Third, nr. Walnut.
Granger York, c., carpenter, h. Hazel, nr. Calhoun. GRANNISS EBENEZER C., magistrate, 66 Cherry, h. Oak,
bet. First and Second. Granniss Henry, c., porter, 36 Tliird.
GRANNISS HORACE M., insurance agent, 66 Cherry, h. Walnut, bet. Franklin and Orange.
GRANT JOHN A., general superintendent M. & B. R. R., bds. Brown's Hotel.
Graves Edward S., engineer S. W. R. R., h. E. Macon. Gray Edwin, clerk, bds. Stubblefield House. Gray H. A., milliner, Fourth, cor. Arch. Graybill James S, h. Second, bet. Pine and Plum. Green George, fireman C. R. R., h. Pine, cor. McIntosh. Green George W., clerk, 46 Second, bds. Tatnall Sq. Green James A., salesman, 51 Second, bds. Plum, cor. First. Green J. Mercer, physician, h. Poplar, bet. New and Spring. Green Martha, widow William, h. Hawthorne, nr. Second. Green Nero, porter, h. Wharf, cor. Franklin. Green Richard, fireman C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Green Richard, fireman C. R. R., h. Pine, cor. McIntosh. Green William, bds. Vineville.
Green Thomas H., painter Freeman & Green, bds. Third, bet. Pine and Oak.
Green Thomas S., (Freeman & G.,) grocer, Third, bet. Pine and
Oak.
Green William A., physician, 5J Blake's Block, h. Bass' Hill.

Is a sure preventive of Chills and Fever.

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GREENE JAMES, freight agent M. & B. R. R., bds. Second,

bet. Pine and Poplar.

Greer Charles C., gun and locksmith, 5 Blake's Block, bds. Pine,

bet. First and Second.

Greer Jasper F., commission, 5 Blake's Block, h. Pine, bet.

First and Second.

Greer John, clerk, 60 Mulberry, bds. Pine, nr. Second.

Greer John, salesman, 96 Cherry, bds. Byington's Hotel.

Greer Luther B., salesman, 5 Blake's Block, bds. Pine, bet. First

and Second.

Gregory Austin, c., laborer C. R. R-, h. E. Macon.

Gregory Michael, barber, Brown's Hotel.

GRESHAM JOHN J., president City Bank, h. College, nr.

Georgia Av.

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GRESHAM THOMAS B., attorney, 88 Mulberry, h. Georgia

Av. cor. Orange.

Grey Charles, shoemaker, wks. 26 Second, h. Arch, cor. Fourth.

Grier James V., h. Forsyth, cor. Orange.

Grier Robert, h. Forsyth, cor. Orange.

Grierson William A., clerk C. R. R., h. New, nr. Oak.

Griffin Alonzo, c., peddler Wolff & Bro.

Griffin E., c., blacksmith, Poplar, nr. Third, h. nr. Tatnall Sq.

Griffin John R. saloon Wall, nr. Second, h. Pine, nr. New.

Griffin Joseph J., agent Great Southern Freight Line, h. Mul

berry, bet. New and Spring.

Griggs Benjamin, physician, h. McIntosh, nr. Elm.

Griggs Celestia, widow B. F., h. Windsor Hill.

Grimes Mary, widow George, h. Pine, cor. Fifth.

Gritz John, barkeeper 74 Cherry.

Groce Ellison, machinist, h. Arch, nr. Fourth.

Groce Franklin L., carriages, rear 63 Third, bds. Isaacs' Plouse.

Gruvenstien -, conductor C. R. R., bds. First, bet. Poplar

and Plum.

Guerarddie B. St. P., painter, C. R. R., h. Windsor Hill.

Guernsey Thompson, (G. & Reynolds,) h. Mulberry, bet. First

and Second.

GUERNSEY & REYNOLDS, (T. G. & G. W. R.,) sash, doors,

builders' supplies, lumber, paint, oils and glass, 69 Second.

Guerry Jacob L., switchman C. R. R., h. E. Macon.

Guerry S. T., book-keeper A. McCallie, bds. Stubblefield House.

Guerry William M., switchman C. R. R., h. E. Macon.

Gugel Daniel M., master machinist C. R. R., Fourth, nr. Wal

nut.

Guillan H. Miss, teacher Blind Academy.

Gullens Geo., c., porter Lanier House, h. Madison, nr. Cu.u's al.

J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,

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GUSTIN GEORGE W., attorney, 2 Cotton Av., h. Vineville. Gnstin Samuel I., planter, h. Vineville. Gustin S. E. Miss, teacher N. Macon School, h. Vineville. Guthrie Edgar, printer, bds. New, nr. Cherry.

H
Haag Charles, tinner, wks. 81 Cherry, bds. Mulberry, nr. Fourth.
Haines Alexander, c., wks. Wolff & Bro.
Haines M., c., cook 45 Third, h. nr. Magazine. Hall Carver, c., blacksmith, h. E. Macon.
Hall Charles A., (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Walnut, cor. Third. Hall Charles H., physician 65 Second, h. Washington Av., cor.
College.
Hall James, clerk 92 Mulberry, bds. Spring nr. New.
Hall Joseph IT., (H., Son & Poe.,) h. Vineville.
Hall Matthew, c., blacksmith, Poplar, nr. Second. Hall Robert P., clerk Cotton Av., cor. Cherry, h. Vineville. Hall Roland B., druggist Cherry, cor. Cotton Av., h. First, cor.
Walnut.
Hall Samuel, (H., Son & Poe.,) h. Vineville.
Hall, Son & Poe, (S. H., J. H. H. & W. P., Jr.,) attorneys Mulberry, cor. Second.
Hambrick Lydia, widow William, h. E. Macon.
Hamilton,-Capt., planter, h. Orange, bet. Bond and Geor gia Av.
HAMMOND D. W., physician 32 Second, h. Bass' Hill, opp. Mount de Sales Academy.
Hancock Edward G., barkeeper 50 Cotton Av. Hancock James W., farmer, h. E. Macon. Hanes Louisia, widow Charles, h. Walnut, cor. Fifth.
Hanlon James W., printer Telegraph anil Messenger, bds. Sec ond, nr. Cherry.
Hanse L. Albert, clerk post-office, h. Third, cor. Oak.
Hanson Isaac N., book-keeper Bibb Manuf. Co., E. Macon, bds. Spring, cor. Walnut.
Hanson John F., agent Bibb Manuf. Co. E. Macon, h. Spring, cor. Walnut.
Harbaura W. T., h. Third, bet. Plum and Poplar.
Hardeman Isaac, (Blount, Simmons & H.,) h. Vineville.
Hardeman John L., (H. & Mason,) h. Madison, nr. Washing ton Av.
Hardeman Thomas, cotton factor and commission, Poplar, cor. Third, h. Vineville.
HARDEMAN & MASON, (J. L. H. & G. L. M.,) attorneys,
66 Cherry.

Manufacture Simmons' liver Regulator.

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Hardeman Isaac, sewer Georgia Mills, Fifth, cor. Hazel. Hardy I'. W., bar-keeper, 45 Third. Harman H. A., city sexton, h. Madison, nr. Cemetery. Harman John., salesman, 78 Third, bds. nr. Cemetery. Harman Robert L., clerk R. J. Reddy, h. E. Macon. Harrison Samuel O., druggist, h. Pine, nr. New. Harman Samuel S., steward City Hospital. Harned S. B., book-keeper, 74 Third, bds. Planters' Hotel. Harper Elijah, porter 3 Blake's Block, h. Hammond. Harper Preston B., weaver, bds. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Harper Steven H., machinist E. Crockett & Sons, h. Hazel, nr.
Fourth.
Harrington John, carpenter M. & W. R. R., h. Houston road,
nr. city limits. Harrington, Orrison L., machinist C. R. R., h. nr. Cotton Fac
tory. Harris Benjamin H., h. Hawthorne, cor. Second. Harris diaries J., attorney, 88 Mulberry, h. Tatnall Sq. Harris David, student, h. Madison, nr. Jefferson. Harris Edward D., collector, bds. Second, nr. Poplar. Harris George T., (Huff, Harris & Co.,) h. New, cor. Poplar.
Harris Isaac, porter, 40 Third. Harris Jack, c., porter, 100 Cherry, h. New, nr. Walnut. Harris Jacob, (M. S. Meyer & Co.,) h. Second, nr. Pine. Harris Joseph A., book-keeper Kind Words, 60 Second, h. Geor
gia Av., nr. College. Harris Joseph J., section master M. & B. R. R., h. Houston
road, nr. city limits. HARRIS J. W., book-keeper Macon ice factory, Wharf, bet.
First and Second, bds. Tatnall Sq. Harris Martha, widow Monroe, h. Pine, cor. fifth. Harris Nathaniel E., (Lanier & Anderson, Hill & H.,) h. Jef
ferson, nr. Madison.
Harris Peter, brick maker, nr. M. & B. R. R. depot, h. Hazel,
nr. Second. Harris R. A., widow A. P. G., boarding house, Second, nr.
Poplar. Harris Richard A., conductor M. & B. R. R., h. Poplar, cor.
New. Harris Sigmund, general store, 56 Mulberry. Harris T. A., widow T. A., boarding house, Poplar, cor. New. Harris T. H., bar-keeper Brown's Hotel. Harris William G., general store, Vineville branch. Harris William H., moulder E. Crockett & Sons, h. Hawthorne,
cor. Second.

Cheerful spirits and good appetites follow

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Harris & Jones, c., blacksmiths, Fourth, cor. Poplar.
Harrison F. E., bds. Planters' Hotel Harrison John G., printer, 60 Second, h. E. Macon. Harrison Joseph, engineer C. It. It., h. E. Macon. Hart Agnew It., fireman C. It. R., h. Third, cor. Pine. Hart Henry, c., carpenter, h. E. Macon.
Hartman Peter, carpenter M. & B. It. R, h. Second nr. M. &
W. R. It. Harvell Sarah, widow Augustus, h. Troup Hill. Harvey George, saddle-maker, h. Third nr. Hawthorne. Harvey Henry J., clerk C. R. It., h. Arch, bet. Third and
Fourth. Harvey James, shoe-maker, 26 Second, h. Fourth, cor. Plum. Harvey Maggie T., Miss, toys and confectionary, Cotton Av.,
nr. Plum, h. Fourth, cor. Pine. Harvey William B., clerk, 7 Hollingsworth Block, bds. Arch,
bet. Third and Fourth. Harwell Gus, harness-maker, wits. 41 Third, h. Tatnall Sq. Havens Wilber F., saloon, 55 Third, h. 62 Fourth.
Hawkins John W., wks M. & W. It. R., bds. Fourth, cor. Ash.
Hays Calvin C., overseer Blind Academy, h. nr. old Armory.
Hazlehurst Robert, clerk M. & B. It. It., bds. Poplar, cor.
New. Hazlehurst William, (Cubbedge, H. & Co.,) h. Tatnall Sq. Healey Mathew, harness-maker Bernd Bros., bds. Second, nr.
Poplar. Heath Henry T., clerk, h. Pine, cor. Third. Heath Mary M., widow J. F., h. Pine, cor. Third. Hecht Robert, clerk, 68 Third, bds. Brown's Hotel. Heckle A. N., machinist J. S. Schofield & Son, bds. Pine, nr.
Fifth. Heckle E. C., widow C. C., h. Pine, nr. Fifth. Heckle Oscar S., machinist J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Pine, nr.
Fifth. Heeger H., watch-maker, wks. 24 Second, bds. Second, cor.
Cherry.
Helfrich S., confectioner, 5 Brown House block. Hembrie Harvey D. R., carpenter C. It. It., h. Third, nr. Oak. Henchy M., salesman, 83 Mulberry, bds. E. Macon. Henderson A., c., shoe-maker 52 Cotton Av. Henderson Jennie, h. Fourth, nr. Plum. Henderson Samuel, c., shoe-maker, Fourth, bet. Cherry and
Poplar.
HENDERSON THOMAS H., agent Southern Express Co., h. Third, nr. Wharf.

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Hendrix Mary, widow William, h. Boundary, nr. M. & W.
R. R. Hendrix Thomas C., (Bartrum, H. & Co.,) h. New, nr. Cherry. Henry Alexander, c., drayman, h. Tatnall Sq. Henry Benjamin F., tailor, wks 42 Second, h. Windsor Hill. Henry F. L. & Co., (F. L. H. & J. B. Papy,) butchers, First,
nr. Poplar.
Henry Frank L., (F. L H. & Co.,) h. Pine, nr. New.
Henry James L., clerk, First, cor. Poplar, bds. Pine, nr. New.
Hen ry Marcus, butcher, h. New, nr. Wharf. HENRY ROBERT L., firesh meat market, 9 Hollingsworth
Block, Poplar, h. First, cor. Plum. Henry T. L., butcher, h. Plum, nr. Fourth. Henry William L., butcher, h. Walnut, bet. Franklin and
Orange. HERBST CHARLIE, librarian Public Library, 92 Mulberry,
bds. Stubblefield House. Herrington Frank J., clerk, bds. Calhoun, cor. Ash. Herrington Herbert, wks. 25 Cotton Av.,bds., Calhoun, cor. Ash. Herrington Hiram, machinist, h. Calhoun, cor. Ash. Herrington Leo. B., wks. 25 Cotton Av., bds. Calhoun, cor. Ash. Herrington, O. L., machinist M. & W. R. R., bds. Calhoun, cor.
Ash. Herron Jerry, fireman C. R. R., h. Hazel, nr. Fifth. Herron Lucinda, widow Philip, h. Hazel, nr. Fiflh. Hertwig Florence, shoe-maker, h. Madison, nr. R. R. Hertwig Hammond, clerk 60 Cherry. Hertz Jacob H., clothier, 90 Cherry, h. Cherry, cor. New. Hertz Morris, clerk S. Levy, Fifth, cor. Wharf. Herzog Caroline, widow Philip, h. Giles, nr. new Houston road. Hester5 James G., mail agent S. W. R. R., h. Walnut, nr. Spring. Hett J. Henry, pressman Telegraph and Messenger, h. Fifth,
nr. M. & B. R. R. Hey mam Emile, cigar stand Lanier House. Hibner H. H., adjuster, 80 Mulberry, bds. Stubblefield House. Hickey T. C., machinist J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Windsor Hill. Hicks Alfred, farmer, h. Boundary, bet. Second and Third. Hicks Edward H., bar-keeper, bds. Fourth, nr. Oak. Hidle Thomas S., fireman C. R. R., h. Fifth, opp. Court House
Square. Higgins John, fireman C. R. R., bds. Fifth, nr. Pine. Higgins William L., general store, E. Macon.
Hightower Henry, carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon.
Hightower Mary, widow Henry, h. Hazel, nr. Cotton Factory. Hill Andrew, c., driver Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon.

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HILL BARNARD, Judge Superior Court, Macou Circuit, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av.
Hill Christopher, c., painter, h. Magnolia, cor. Orange. Hill Henry, c., blacksmith, Poplar, cor Second. HILL HERBERT C., local editor Bridges Smith's Paper, bds.
Cotton Av. nr. Poplar. Hill James A., dray line, h. Poplar, nr. Second. Hill Leonard S., cabinet maker 15 Cotton Av. h. E. Macon. Hill Mariah, widow W. O., h. Ash, cor. Lamar. Hill Peter, c., porter 77 Cherry, h. Tatnall Sq. Hill S. K., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Sixth, cor. Boundary.
Hill Walter B., (Lanier & Anderson, H. & Harris,) h. Poplar
nr. Cotton Av. Hill William O., clerk C. R. R., bds. Ash, cor. Lamar. HAiU llaiaridu k SjmiAiiitthii Mi-Tx..,j grocer, x Foim urituhi,j cor.. iHicauwvtuhiu orunice.. HINES RICHARD K., attorney 90 Cherry, h. High, cor.
Orange.

ML. TZ. HINES

MACON, GEORGIA,
Will Practice regularly in Bibb and adjacent Counties. Special Attention given to the Collection of large claims in any
part of the State, and to cases in the United States Circuit and Bankrupt Courts of Georgia.
References furnished in any part of the United States, if desired. Parties wishing information as to taxes, etc., or wishing Timber lands bought,
sold or examined as to trespassers, will be promptly served. Having resided in Albany, Ga., twenty-four years, as Senior of Hines & Hobbs,
unusual facilities can be afforded in Southern and Southwestern Georgia. Fees guaranteed to be satisfactory; and should no special agreement be made,
are about rates usual before the war.
H ines Treat, carpenter, h. Walnut, bet. New and Spring. Hinton C., boarding house, Poplar, nr. New. Hinton, dames P. Rev., M. E. Chufcch, h. Poplar, nr. New. Hinton Manson, c., wks. Fourth, cor. Oak. Hiott Thomas, clock salesman, h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Hirsch Harry, clerk, 45 Second, h. Fourth, nr. Cherry. Hitson Joel, bailiff, h. Windsor Hill. Hodges Edmond W., fireman C. R. R., h. Pine, cor. Fifth. Hodges Ellen H., widow J. O., h. Fifth, cor. Pine.
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Hodgkins Nathan M., cashier Capital Bank of Macon, Ga., h.
Vineville. Hogan James, tailor, wks. 42 Second, h. Cotton Av., cor. First. Hogan Madison, c., porter J. H. Campbell, h. Jefferson. Hogan N., c., stone-cutter, 73 Second, h. Mulberry, cor. Fifth. Hogan Rebecca, widow William, h. Plum, nr. Second. Hoge George F., grocer, 2 Hollingsworth Block, h. High, nr.
Magnolia. HOGE JAMES, agent M. & A. R. R., Poplar, cor. Sixth, h.
First, cor. Oak. Hoge John S., clerk, Fourth, cor. Poplar, bds. High, nr. Plum. Hoge N. S., clerk, Fourth, cor. Poplar, bds. High, nr. Plum. Hoge Samuel C., collector and ticket agent, M. & A. R. R., bds.
First, cor. Oak. Hoge William G., brick maker, h. Poplar, nr. Sixth. Holder Henry S., contractor for city pumps, h. Cotton Av., bet.
Plum and Poplar. Holder James F., printer, h. E. Macon. Hollifield J. L., printer, Telegraph and Messenger, h. New, nr.
Poplar. Hollingsworth Edgar, farmer, h. First, cor. Pine. Hollingsworth Leonidas W., farmer, h. First, cor. Pine. Hollingsworth Mildred, widow John, h. First, cor. Pine. Hollingsworth Walter T., cotton buyer, 5 Hollingsworth Block,
h. First, cor. Oak. Hollis Benjamin, helper C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Holmes A. E., widow John C., h. Orange, bet. Bond and Geor
gia Av. Holmes Benjamin, c., brick moulder, h. foot Cherry. Holmes Charles T., cotton buyer, 59 Third, h. College, nr.
Georgia Av. Holmes J. P., (J. P. & W. R. Holmes,) bds. First, cor. Pine. HOLMES J. P. & W. R., dentists, 84 Mulberry. Holmes William, butcher, h. Vineville.
Holmes W. R., (J. P. & W. R. Holmes,) bds. Lanier House.
Holstien Anna Mrs., grocer, E. Macon. Holt Abner F., engineer C. R. R , h. Vineville. Holt Daniel, c., hackman, h. Sixth, nr. Mulberry. Holt James D., bds. Orange, nr. Georgia Av. Holt Julia D., widow P. L., bds. Orange, nr. New. Holt P. O., c., grocer, Mulberry, nr. Fourth, h. Wharf, bet.
Spring and Franklin. Holt Pulaski S., h. Orange, nr. New. Holt Thadeus G., planter, h. Georgia Av., cor. Orange. Holt T. L., book-keeper, h. Vineville.

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Holt T. Russell, salesman, 8 Blake's Block, h. Orange, nr. Georgia Av.
Holt William S., president S. W. R. R. Co., h. Orange, nr. Georgia Av.
Holt William T., physician, 86 Cherry, h. Vineville. Honiker Robert L. Rev., pastor East Macon M. E. Church, h.
Madison, nr. Washington Av. Hooks John, c., carpenter, R. C. Wilder & Son. Hopkins James R., grocer, Windsor Hill.
Hopper James R., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Third, nr. Elm.
Horn Charles, fireman M. & W. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Horn John, wks. M. &. W. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Horn William F., wks. M. & W. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Horne Adelaid, widow Henry, h. Walnut, nr. Third. Horne Henry, wks. Cotton Factory, h. nr. Factory. Horne Henry L., clerk, 64 Mulberry, bds. Walnut, nr. Third. Horton Daniel D., carpenter, h. First, nr. Walnut. Horton Darrah, c., porter Union depot, h. Plum, nr. Fourth Horton Marion, c., porter, 93 Cherry, h. New, nr. Mulberry. Howard Alfred, c., milk-dealer, h. Arch, nr. New. Howard Daniel, tinner, h. E. Macon. Howard James R., clerk, Flanders Bros., h. Oak, nr. New. Howard John H., book-keeper, 3 Blake's Block, bds. Orange,
cor. Forsyth. Howard Thomas C., brick yard, south of Reserve, bds. Orange,
cor. Forsyth. Howell Samuel, mechanic, h. New, nr. Plum. Howes Davis H., grocer, 68 Second, bds. Second, nr. Plum. Howes, Mary E., widow Orin, h,Second, cor. Plum. Howes Paul M., clerk, 68 Second, bds. Second, cor. Plum. Howland M. A., widow C. L., bds. Fourth, nr. Walnut.
Hubbard James C., carpenter M. &' B. R. R., h. Houston road,
1 mile. Huber Anton, professor music, h. Troup Hill. Hudgins John D., book-keeper, Third, cor. Poplar, h. 92 Third. Hudgins Joseph W., h. E. Macon. Hudson H. J. T., cr. ,principal Lewis School, h. Vineville. Hudson Richard B., engineer M. A B. R. R., and grocer, Fourth,
nr. Hazel. Hudson Robert B., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Fourth, nr.
Oglethorpe. HUFF, HARRIS & CO, (W. A. H, G. T. H. & C. M. Nut
ting,) wholesale grocers and provisions, 51 Third. HUFF WILLIAM A., (Huff, Harris & Co.,) and Mayor City
of Macon, bds. Lanier House.

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Hughes Enoch, c., farmer, h. Second, nr. Plum.
Huguenin Edward D., (English & H.,) h. Spring, nr. Walnut. Hunt Leonard W., (H., Rankin & Lamar,) h. Poplar, nr. New.
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, (L. W. H., J. W. R. & H. J. L.,) wholesale and retail druggists, 82 and 84 Cherry, and Cherry, cor. Second.
Hunt Thomas J., (Singleton & H.,) h. High, opp. Plum. Hunter Benjamin T., College Street School, College, cor. Bond,
h. Orange, nr. Georgia Av. Hurley John, lieutenant police, h. Ash, cor. Calhoun.
Hurst William F., conductor M. & B. R. R., h. Elm, nr. Troup.
Hurt Mary, widow William O., h. Walnut, nr. Fourth. Husketh David H., engineer S. W. R. R., h. Fourth, cor. Arch. Hussey John, printer Telegraph and Messenger, bds. Fifth, nr.
Pine. Hussey Lucius, shoe-maker, wks. 86 Cherry, h. Fifth, nr. Pine. Hutcheson A. J., fireman C. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Hutchings C., widow Richard H., h. Magnolia, bet. Spring and
Orange. Hutchings Charles H., clerk 17 Cotton Av. bds. Spring, nr.
Walnut. Hutchings Emily, widow W. A., h. Wharf nr. Fifth. Hutchins Rebecca, widow Rufus, boarding house Cherry, nr. New. Hutchinson James L., shoemaker, h. Houston Road, nr. city
limits. Hutchinson Frank, engineer S. W. R. R., h. E. Macon. Huthnance Thomas, tinner, wks. 40 Third.

Iglaner Max, saloon, 75 Cherry. Ingraham H. C., shoe-maker, Fourth nr. Mulberry. Ingraham J. H., book-keeper First National Bank. INGALLS JOHN, druggist and apothecary, Fourth, cor. Pop
lar, h. Walnut, cor. Third. Irvin Howard, student, bds. Bond, cor. Orange. Irvin Lenore, clerk So. Exp. Co., bds. Walnut, cor. Third. Irvin T. B., engineer M. & W. R. R., bds. A. A. Menard. Irvine Edward D., pictures, frames, 4 Cotton Av., h. TatnallSq. Irvine Ruth, widow Charles, h. Tatnall Sq. Isaacs Aaron, ice and ice cream, Second nr. Cherry, h. Third, nr.
Mulberry. Isaacs Edward A., book-keeper 47 Second, bds. Isaacs' House. Isaacs Emanuel, Isaacs' House, Cherry, nr. Fourth. Isaacs George, clerk Waxelbaum & Bros., bds. Isaacs' House.
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HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR,

MACON, GEORGIA,
Have constantly on hand and offer to the trade at bottom prices,
PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ALL KINDS OF COLORS, DRY AND IN OIL,
DYE STUFFS, SPICES,
PEPPER, POTASH, STARCH, SODA, LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS, COLOGNES, HAIR OILS, AND A FULL LINE OF EVERY CLASS OF
GOODS TO BE FOUND IN A
FIRST CLASS DRUG- ESTABLISHMENT.
Terms Liberal.

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Isaacs' House, E. Isaacs, proprietor, Cherry, nr. Fourth. Isaacs Solomon, clerk Isaacs'House, Cherry, nr. Fourth. Iverson Benjamin V., planter, h. Washington Av., cor. Spring. Iverson James S., salesman 8 Blake's Block, h. Spring, cor.
Washington Av.

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Jackson Andrew, c., wks. Ice Factory, h. Madison, nr. Jefferson. Jackson Benjamin, c., brick-mason, h. Spring, cor. Wharf. Jackson Edmond, c., porter 81 Cherry, h. Madison, nr. College. Jackson Frank, moulder C. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Jackson Henry, c., brick-mason, h. E. Macon. Jackson Moses, blacksmith, h. new Houston road, cor. Giles. Jaques Samuel R., (J. & Johnson,) bds. Third, cor. Walnut. Jaques & Johnson, (S. R. J. & N. T. J.,) wholesale grocers and
liquors, 74 and 76 Third. Jarvis William J., master transportation M. & B. R. R., bds.
Orange, nr. New. Jaugstetter Christian, tailor, wks. 89 Cherry, h. Sixth, cor. Ash. Jeffers Edward G., conductor S. W. R. R., bds. Fourth,cor. Pine. Jeffers John J., watchman City Hall. Jeffers William, fireman S. W. R. R., bds. Hazel, nr. Elbert. Jemison Robert W., book-keeper, bds. Mulberry, cor. New. JEMISON R. W., attorney, 52 Second. Jemison Samuel, bds. Byington's Hotel. Jenkins Daniel, c., porter 1 Blake's Block, h. Poplar,cor. Orange. Jenkins Drury, h. High, nr. Orange.
Jenkins Franklin M., fireman M. & B. R. R., bds. Fourth, nr.
Hazel. Jenkins Jeffrey D., c., (J. & Mills,) h. Third, cor. Arch. Jenkins Martha, widow Elias, h. Windsor Hill. Jenkins William E., farmer, h. Windsor Hill.
Jenkins & Mills, pi. D. J. & A. M.,) grocers, Third, nr. Poplar.
Jennings William H., bds. Third cor. Oak. Jepson Ann, widow Thomas, h. Short, nr. Columbus. Jerome Sherman, c., brick mason, h. Monroe, nr. Madison. JESSOP FRANCIS, agent A. B. Farquhar, agricultural im
plements, 10 Hollingsworth Block, h. First, nr. Pine. Jessup James, cook, 84 Mulberry. Jeter Frank, book-keeper, 64 Cherry, h. Pine, cor Second. Jeter L. Randolph, baggage master M. & B. R. R., h. Second,
cor. Pine.
Jeter Thomas S, conductor S. W. R. R., h. Second, cor. Pine. Jewett George B., (J. & Rogers,) bds. Oak, cor First.

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JEWETT HENRY L., commission, 64 Second, h. Oak, cor. First.
Jewett Malone, clerk Carhart & Curd, bds. Vineville. JEWETT & ROGERS, (G. B. J. & J. A. R.,) insurance agents,
64 Second. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, Second, cor. Poplar. Jobson Charles A., clerk C. R. R., h. Pine, nr. First. Jobson Wm. B., upholsterer C. R. R., h. Monroe, nr. Jefferson.
Johns J. Warren., (Wylie & J.,) bds. Oak, nr. Fifth.
Johns William, printer, h. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Johnson Albert, overseer City Park.
Johnson Andrew J., foreman carpenter M. & B. R. R., h. Hazel, cor. Calhoun.
Johnson Benjamin A., carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon. Johnson Edward, c., porter, 60 Mulberry, h. Arch. Johnson Eliza, widow Levy, h. Fourth, nr. Oak. Johnson Francis S., Sr., (F. S. J. & Sons,) h. Orange, nr. Geor
gia Av. Johnson Frank S., Jr., (F. S. J. & Sons,) h. Oak, cor. New. Johnson F. S. & Sons, (F. S. J., Sr., F. S. J., Jr., & I. H. J.,)
hardware, 31 Third. Johnson Hardin T., (J. & Strohecker,) h. Fourth, cor. Wharf. Johnson Henry, c., wks. 44 Third.
Johnson Herschel V., (Boon & J.,) bds. Lanier House.
Johnson I. H., (F. S. J. & Sons,) bds. Poplar nr. New.
Johnson Isaac, c., driver Ellis & Cutter, h. Columbus, nr. Short.
Johnson Lison D., carpenter M. & B. R. R., h. Bassett Hill.
Johnson Mitchell, c., drayman, h. Walnut, nr. Sixth.
Johnson Newton T., (Jaques & J.,) bds. Third, cor. Wharf. Johnson W. G. & Co., c., (W. G. J. & J. D. Douglas,) grocers,
Cotton Av., nr. Poplar. Johnson William A., blacksmith C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Johnson William D. Rev., c., pastor A. M. E. Church, Cotton
Av. h. Orange, nr. Walnut.
Johnson William G., c., (W. G. J. & Co.,) h. Oak, nr. New. Johnson William L., salesman Johnson & Strohecker, h. First,
bet. Oak and Arch.
Johnson William S., clerk, 31 Third, h. Orange, bet. Georgia Av. and Bond.
JOHNSON W. W., dyeing, cleaning and repairing, Wall, rear Presbyterian Church, west of Cotton Av.
Johnson & Strohecker, (H. T. J. & E. L. S.,) wholesale grocers
and commission, 7 and 8 Blake's Block. Johnston Bradford A., carpenter, h. E. Macon. Johnston Edward, h. 90 Third.

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Johnston Edward J., 30 Second, h. Mulberry, nr. New. Johnston Harry D., salesman, 48 Third, bds. Poplar, nr. Second. Johnston George L , h. Hazel, nr. Cotton Factory. Johnston L. L., physician, Fourth, cor. Plum. Johnston Nathan, brick-mason, h. E. Macon. Johnston Olive, widow Allen, bds. Oglethorpe nr. Ross. Johnston Solomon R., street overseer, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Second. Johnston Walter T., jewelry and guns, 30 Second, h. Mulberry,
nr. New. JOHNSTON WILLIAM B., president Cotton States Life Ins.
Co., h. Georgia Av., cor. Spring.
Johnston & Baxter, (W. B. J. & J. S. B.,) Macon Ice Factory,
Wharf, bet. First and Second. Jones Albert J., tinsmith M. & W. R. R., h. Fifth, nr. M. &
W. R. R. Jones A. S., widow J. S., bds. Theodore Wells. Jones Benjamin, train-hand S. W. R. R., h. Fifth, cor. Oak. Jones Catherine, widow B. A., h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. JONES CHAPEL, Methodist, Rev. S. N. Tucker, pastor,
Windsor Hill. Jones Charles W., watchman Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon.
Jones Donald B., (Campbell & J.,) h. Tatnall Sq.
Jones Ellen, widow John, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Jones George, c., blacksmith, Vineville Branch. Jones George S., (J. & Cook,) h. Bond, nr. Orange. Jones Harrison, c., blacksmith, h. Spring, nr. Wharf. Jones Henry, grocer, h. E. Macon. Jones Henry H., (Clisby, J. & Reese,) h. Vineville. . Jones James, train-handS. W. R. R., h. Fifth, cor. Oak. Jones James, wks. Cotton Factory, h. Troup Hill. Jones John, fireman Georgia Mills. Jones John C., barkeeper J. R. Griffin, bds. Pine, nr. New. Jones John E., president Central Georgia Bank, h. Georgia Av.,
cor. College. JONES JOHN L., capitalist 70 Mulberry, h. Walnut, bet.
Second and Third. Jones John W., c., engineer, h. E. Macon.
Jones Julia F., widow W., h. Fifth, cor. Oak.
Jones Mack D., train-hand, bds. Hazel, cor. Ross. Jones Madison, h. College, nr. Bond. Jones Mary, widow James, h. E. Macon. Jones Rachel, widow Benjamin, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Jones Robert, carpenter, h. McIntosh, nr. Elirt.
Jones Sarah J., widow James N., bds. Oak, nr. First.
Jones Thomas, h. Troup Hill.

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JONES T. SKEL TON, merchandise broker, 84 Cherry, h. Third, cor. Walnut.
Jones William, waiter 68 Cherry, h. Poplar, nr. College.
JONES Dr. WILLIAM C., auditor M. & B. R. R., h. Mon
roe, nr. Jefferson. Jones William H., general store, E. Macon.
Jones William R., engineer M. & B. R R., h. McIntosh, nr.
Elm.
JONES & COOK, (G. S. J. & H. L. C.,) wholesale grocers
and commission, Cotton Av., cor. Cherry. Jordan Ann, widow J. R., bds. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Jordan Benjamin J., c., shoemaker Poplar, nr. Second, h. Jef
ferson. Jordan Frederick, watchman C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Jordan Henry, carpenter C. R. R., h. Congress, cor. Elm. Jordan Jesse, train hand S. W. R. R., h. Elm, nr. M. & W. R. R. Jordan Leonidas A., planter, h. College, bet. Georgia Av. and
Bond.
Jordan M. Miss, operator, 80 Mulberry, h. Third, bet. Pine and Oak.
Jordan Samuel, engineer S. W. R. R., h. Second, nr. M. & W.
R. R. Jordan W. M., c., barber, wks. Brown House.
Jossey B. F., salesman, 74 Third, bds. Stubblefield House. Jossey T. J., (W. F. Cannon & Co.,) h. First, nr. Arch.
Juhan W. A. & Co., (W. A. J. & C. B. Ellis,) dry goods, 51
Second.
Juhan William A., (W. A. J. & Co.,) h. Plum, nr. Cotton Av. Julien Mariah, widow Charles, h. Second, nr. Pine.

Kahn Meyer, saloon, Lanier House. Kahn Valentine, general store, Cotton Av., nr. Plum. Kane John, wks. Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon. Katenhorn Henry, fireman C. R. R., bds. Fifth, nr. Pine. Keating Mary, widow William, h. Madison, cor. Jefferson. Keel James C., brick-mason, h. Oak, bet. Second and Third. Keel James M., assistant librarian Public Library, bds. Oak, bet.
Second and Third. Keiffer William, blacksmith C. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Keith George A., clerk, 41 Second, bds. Tatnall Sq. Kell Eveline, widow George, h. Fourth, cor. Arch. Kell John F., engineer C. R. R., h. Fourth, cor. Arch. Kelly Joseph L. B., carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon.

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Kelly Elizabeth, widow W., h. Troup Hill. Kemp George, foreman machinist C. R. R., h. Oak, nr. Fourth. Kemp John T., clerk Balkcom & Shinholser, bds. Second, nr.
Poplar. Kenan Owen T., dentist, 38 Second, h. Washington Av., cor.
College. Kendall Charles A., conductor S. W. R. R., h. 226 Congress. Kendrick John F., clock salesman, h. Elm, nr. Fourth. KENNEDY F. MILTON, Rev., editor Southern Christian
Advocate, bds. Lanier House. Kennedy James L., auction and commission, 85 Cherry, h. Oak,
nr. Fifth. Kenney John, agent, bds. Floyd House. Kent Effie, widow James M., h. nr. Cotton Factory. Kent George, foreman M. & W. R. R., h. Oak, nr. Third. Kent George W., fireman S. W. R. R., bds. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Kent Herbert, bailiff, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Kent John, fireman S. W. R. R., bds. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Kent Samuel J., engineer C. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Kerr William, clerk, 47 Second, bds. 80J Mulberry. Kerwiu Mary, widow Patrick, grocer, Cotton Av., cor. Plum. Kessler Jacob, musician Kessler's band, h. Oglethorpe, nr.
Second. Key Howard W., Rev., professor Wesleyan Female College, h.
College. Key William M., (K. & Saulsbury,) bds. Second, bet. Plum and
Pine. KEY & SAULSBURY, (W. M. K. & R. S. S.,) clothing and
gent's furnishing goods, 44 Second.

WM. M. KEY.

R. S. SAULSBURY.

KEY & SAULSBURY,

No. 44 Second Street, MACON, Ga.,

KEEP ONLY FIRST CLASS

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
AND
New, Neat and NOBBY HATS, of the latest style and finish, always on hand.
Orders taken for SUITS and SHIRTS. Fits Guaranteed. Call and See our Samples.

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Kidd William H., carpenter C. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Kilfoyle James, clerk Byington's Hotel. Kilgore Thomas H., fireman C. R. R., bds. Fourth, cor. Hazel. Kimball H. J., bailitf, h. Tatnall Sq. Kimbrew Edward S., policeman, h. Calhoun, nr. Elm. Kimbrew John, bailiff, h. Elm, nr. Calhoun. Kinchen Hugh J., harness-maker, wks. 44 Third, h. Third, nr.
Oak.
Kinder W. A., clerk, 52 Cherry, bds. New, bet. Pine and Plum. KIND WORDS, Rev. Samuel Boykin, 60 Second. King Campbell B., clerk Telegraph and Messenger, bds. Mul
berry, nr. First.
King George E., (Truman, Walker & Co.,) bds. Poplar, nr.
New. King Green, c., caterer, 45 Third, h. Vineville. King Henry A., carpenter, bds. Fourth, bet. Arch and Oak. King J. H., widow John, h. Cotton Av., cor. First. King Maria A., Miss, music teacher Wesleyan Female College. King Mary A., widow A. D., h. Fourth, bet. Arch and Oak. Kirsch M., Rev., professor theology, Pio Nono College, Vine
ville.
Kirtland Erastus, (Mix & K.,) h. Spring, nr. Mulberry.
Kitchens Warren, c., engineer J. S. Schofield & Son. Knight Frederick, C., bds. Plum, nr. Fourth. Knight James A., carpenter, C. R. R.. h. Tatnall Sq. Knight John, carpenter, h. Plum, nr. Fourth. Knight Rebecca, widow Ezekial, h. Walnut, nr. Sixth. Knight Thad. E., machinist C. R. R., h. foot Mulberry. Knight Wm. B., watchman S. W. R. R., h. Hazel, nr. Third. Knight William M., wks. Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon. Knowles Eugenia, widow John, bds. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Knowles. Mary A., widow Louis, bds. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Kohn Henry, h. First, cor. Plum.
Kreutz Anthony, grocer and baker, Cotton Av., nr. Poplar.

Lackey Thomas, helper, h. Boundary, bet. Second and Third. Lafitte Samuel, c., cook Brown's Hotel. Lagerquist O. F., grocer, Cotton Av., nr. Cherry. Lake F rancis, h. Mulberry, nr. Second.
Lamar Benjamin R., salesman Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, h. Vine ville.
Lamar Henry J., Jr., clerk Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, bds. Vine ville.

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Lamar Henry J., Sr., (Hunt, Rankin & L.,) h. Vineville. Lamar J., widow John, h. High, cor. Orange. Lamar Jack T., clerk Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, bds. Vineville. Lamar Mary L., Miss, teacher N. Macon Grammer School, h.
Orange, cor. High. Lamon Sarah, widow Murdock, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Land James, wks. Cotton Factory, h. nr. Factory. Land Newton, wks. Cotton Factory, h. Fourth, cor. Hawthorne. Landsberg James, clerk, 62 Cherry, bds. Plum. Landsberg William, salesman, 68 Third, bds. Plum, bet. First
and Second. Lane Caroline, widow B., bds. Fifth, nr. Wharf. Lane Emma, widow John A., h. E. Macon. Lane Henry M., watchmaker, Fifth, nr. Wharf. Lane H. M., bds. Brown's Hotel. Lane John, h. Boundary, bet. Second and Third. Lane Lula Miss, teacher S. Macon School, h. Oak, nr. First. Lane Thomas J., farmer, h. Oak, nr. First. Laney David, c., carpenter, h. Madison, nr. Jefferson.
Laney James, bailiff, h. 50 Cotton Av. Langford James R., switchman C. R. R., h. Hawthorne nr. Fifth. Langston John W., baggage master M. & B. R. R., bds. Hazel,
nr. Fourth. LANIER HOUSE, B. Dub, proprietor, Mulberry, bet. Second
and Third. Lanier Moses, c., porter 61 Third, h. Vineville. Lanier Robert S., (L. & Anderson, Hill and Harris,) h. Vine
ville.
LANIER & ANDERSON, HILL & HARRIS, (R. S. L. & C.
A., W. B. H. & N. E. H.,) attorneys, 34 Second. Laslie Thomas C., salesman D J. Baer, bds. Second, nr. Poplar. Lathrop W. Henry, machinist C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Lavar Margaret, widow George, h. E. Macon. LAWHON ALEXANDER, groceries, fish and oysters, Sec
ond, nr. Cherry, h. Second, nr. Oak. Lawhon M , widow D., bds. Second, nr. Arch. Lawless James, h. new Houston road, Godfrey district. Lawless Peter, laborer City Park, h. Fifth, nr. Walnut. Lawrence A. L., widow Levy, bds. New, nr. Walnut. Lawrence George D., policeman, h. Pine, nr. Third. Lawton Richard F., cashier Exchange Bank, h. Orange, bet.
Georgia Av. and Bond. LeConte William L., merchant, h. College, opp. Blind Academy. Lee Frances, widow Stephen, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Lee George, c., carrier Telegraph and Messenger.

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ALEX. LAWHON,

Dealer in Fancy and Family

Game, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables,
Tobacco, Cigars. Etc.
Pish and (Oysters Specialties,
Second St., near Baptist Church, Macon Georgia.
Lee John P., (J. P. L. & Co.,) h. Magnolia, bet. Spring and Orange.
Lee John P. & Co|, (J. P. L. & N. L. Willet,) booksellers and
stationers, 4 Cotton Av.
Lee J. R., engineer M & A. R. R., bds. Byington's Hotel.
Leers Aaron, U. S. gauger, 92 Mulberry, h. First, nr. Pine. Lefils Charles, boot maker 87J Cherry, h. Clinton road 2J miles. Leman A. L., clerk H. H. Starr, bds. Second, cor. Pine. Leman Clarence C., student, bds. Tatnall Sq. Leman William W. Jr., clerk Rogers & Leman, bds. Tatnall Sq.
Leman William W. Sr., (Rogers & L.,) h. Tatnall Sq.
Leonard Andrew J., body-maker Freeman & Greene, bds. Third, bet. Pine and Oak.
Leonard Benjamin F., salesman, bds. Second, nr. Poplar. LEVY MOSES, general store, Fourth, cor. Oglethorpe.
hm:osbs levy,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND LIGUORS,
DKY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.,
MACON, GEORGIA.

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Levy Simon, general store, Fifth, cor. AVharf, h. Fourth, bet. Mulberry and Walnut.
Lewis B. B., bds. Mulberry, cor. New. Lewis B. C., messenger, 66 Mulberry, bds, rear Bridge Bow. Lewis Fred., fireman C. B. B., bds. Oak, nr. Third. Lewis George, tailor, wks. 42 Second, h. Oak, nr. Third. Lewis Oliver, c., brick-mason, h. rear Tatnall Sq. Lewis Peter, c., shoe-maker Mulberry, nr. Fifth, h. Mulberry,
nr. Sixth. Lewis Bobert, lineman, h. Fifth, nr. Walnut. Lewis School, c. Oglethorpe, nr. Fifth. Lewis Walker B. Bev., pastor First Street Methodist Church, h.
First, cor. Arch.
Lewis Wesley, carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. Vineville.
Liddon Candis S., widow John, h. Elm, nr. McIntosh. Lieure John, clerk 82 Cherry, h. Hazel, nr. Calhoun. Lightfoot Ann, widow Harry, h. E. Macon. Lightfoot L., widow Henry, h. E. Macon. Lightfoot Bobert H., (Wynn & L.,) h. E. Macon. LIGHTFOOT WILLIAM T., groceries and cigars, 24J Cot
ton Av., h. Walnut, cor. Fourth. Lilienthal Leonard, salesman, 68 Third, bds. Second, cor. Oak. Lilly George L., salesman, 51 Second, bds. Plum, cor. First. Lindsey Hiram, farmer, h. Windsor Hill. Lines Jennie A., widow Sylvanus, school, New, nr. Oak. Link Erastus H., teacher, h. Plum, cor. Spring. Lipford William H., h. New, nr. Oak. Lipmann Philip, dry goods, h. Pine, nr. Third. Little B., widow Johnston, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Third. Little C. M., widow D. S., College, nr. Washington Av. Little Jackson, watchman S. W. B. B., h. Oglethorpe, nr. Boss. Little John N., messenger So. Exp. Co., h. College. Little Sherrod S., book-keeper, Cotton Av., nr. Cherry, bds.
Stubblefield House. Littlejohn James, h. Second, Godfrey's district.
Lockett James W., (Cubbedge, Hazlehurst & Co.,) h. Bond
hill. Loftin W. A., (L. & Bartlett,) bds. Walnut, cor. Third. LOFTIN & BABTLETT, (W. A. L. & C. L. B.,) attorneys,
90 Mulberry. Logan George H., clerk, 80 Cherry, h. Vineville. Logan John T., clerk, 94 Cherry, h. Vineville. Logan Monroe, c., porter, 88 Cherry. Logue James H., clerk Saulsbury, Bespess & Co., h. Congress,
nr. M. & W. B. B.

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Logne Wylie W., farmer, h Congress, nr. M. &. W. R. It. Loh Henry P., salesman, 96 Clierry, bds. Mulberry, nr. Fourth. Loh Michael, barber Lanier House, h. Mulberry, nr. Fourth. LONG CICERO E., attorney, 52 Second, h. Oak, bet. Third
and Fourth.
Long Dennis, trotting stock, bds. Mrs. P. McHenry. Long Francis M., conductor A. & R. A. L., h. Oak, nr. Third. Long Jefferson, tailor, Second, nr. Mulberry, h. Wharf, nr.
Spring. Long Patrick, gardener, h. Windsor Hill.
LONGHURST LAWRENCE R., artist, 13 Cotton Av., bds. Second, nr. Poplar.
Loomis, J. H., bds. Planters' Hotel. Loud, Philologus, book-keeper, 59 Cherry, h. First, nr. Plum. Lovett John, route agent So. Exp. Co., bds. Lanier House. Lovett T. F., messenger So. Exp. Co., bds. JByington's Hotel.
Lovi George, painter C. Burke & Son, h. Arch, nr. Second.
Lowe Tillman, c., blacksmith, h. Wharf, nr. Spring. Lowenthal Levy, cigar-maker, M. Pyser, Jr. Lowenthal Louis, tailor, 87 Cherry, h. Walnut, nr. Fourth. Lowenthal Marcus, policeman h. Cotton Av., nr. Poplar. Lowenthal Mary, widow Bernard, h. Arch, nr. Second. Lowery J. E., carriage-maker, wks. Poplar, nr. Second, bds.
First, nr. Plum. Lucas Orin J., blacksmith, h. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Ludwig Jacob, h. Walnut, cor. New. Ludwig William, clerk M. & B. R. R., bds. Walnut, nr. New. Lumpkin George, clerk, W. H. Jones, h. E. Macon. Lunford Arthur, c., barber, wks. Byington's Hotel. Lunsford George J., conductor, h. Giles, nr. Second. Lynch James, grocer, Cotton Av., nr. Spring. LYON RICHARD F., (L. & Nisbet,) h. Pine, nr. Cotton Av.
Lyon Roland G., clerk Lyon & Nisbet, bds. Pine, h. Cotton Av. LYON & NISBET, (R. F. L. & J. T. N.,) attorneys, 35
Third.
Lyons John, blacksmith Freeman & Greene, h. Plum, bet.
Third and Fourth. Lyons Louisa, widow Isaac, h. Walnut, nr. Fourth.

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McAfee Fort W., machinist C. R. R., h. Oak, nr. Spring. McAfee Howell, engineer S. W. R. R., h. Oak, nr. Spring. McAlpin Henry P., engineer M. & W. R. R., h. Second, nr.
Hazel.

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McAlpin Joseph, purchasing agent C. R. R., h. Cherry, cor.
New.
McAlwee George W., moulder M. & W. R. R., h. Troup Hill.
McAvoy James, widow Robert, h. Poplar, nr. New. McBride Perry, c., wheelwright, h. E. Macon. McBurney J. C., capitalist, bds. Byington's Hotel. McCabe C., bds. Byington's Hotel. McCafferty Patrick, policeman, h. Oak, nr. Third. McCall Cynthia, widow Roger, h. Walnut, nr. Third. McCALLIE ALEXANDER, produce and commission, Cot
ton Av., nr. Cherry.

GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
GRAIN, FLOUR,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
MACON,-GEORGIA.
McCardell Josephine, widow Mitchell, h. McIntosh, cor. Elm. McCaw James, blacksmith C. R. R., h. Third, nr. Hazel. McClain Bridget, widow P., h. Houston Road, nr. city limits. McComb Samuel, c., waiter, 33 Third. McCrary James G., physician, E. Macon. McCrary Judge, c., gardener, h. E. Macon. McCullough Charles, train hand M. & B. R. R., h. Third, cor.
M. & W. R. R. McCullough Charles, train hand M. & B. R. R., h. Houston
road, nr. Boundary.

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McDonald Charles, bar-keeper, 64 Cherry. McDonald Nellie, h. nr. Cotton Factory. McGee Frank H., machinist C. R. R., h. Vineville. McGee William, carpenter C. R. R., h. Vineville. McGinty Perry, moulder C. D. Findlay & Co., h. Oglethorpe,
nr. Third. McGlawn P., laborer, h. Windsor Hill. McGolrick John G., machinist S. W. R. R., h. Fourth, cor.
Pine. McGrath Dennis, clerk, 34 Third. McGRAtH PATRICK, baker, 34 Third.
Patrick McGrath;

BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.

FRESH BREAD EVERY MORNING, delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
Will be pleased to fill any order for BREAD, PIES, CAKES,
etc., on short notice.
GIVE dVEIE A. CALL. 34 THIRD STREET, MACON, GEORGIA.

McGuire John, c., porter Cotton Av., cor. Cherry, bds. First, cor. Walnut.
McHenry Peter, grocer, Mulberry, nr. Fourth. McIntyre Hugh, baggage master C. R. R., h. Hazel, cor. Elbert. McKay Robert, printer, wks. 60 Second, h. Windsor Hill. McKay William, clerk 52 Second, bds. Vineville. McKay William Rev., 90 Cherry, h. Vineville. McKay William H., conductor M. & W. R. R., h. Congress, nr.
M. & W. R. R. McKenna Andrew, grocer, Fourth, cor. Oak. McKenzie M. E., widow John, Daly House, Cherry, nr. Fourth. McKervey Hugh, boots and shoes, 26 Second, h. Plum, nr. Sec
ond. McKevitt Hugh, printer, wks. 14 Cotton Av., bds. Fifth, nr.
Walnut. McKevitt John, moulder, bds. Fifth, nr. Walnut. McKevitt Katherine, widow Patrick, h. Fifth, nr. Walnut. McKevitt Orn, moulder J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Fifth, nr.
Walnut.

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McKevitt Robert, moulder J. S. Schofield & Son, bds. Fifth,
nr. Walnut. McLaughlin Alexander R., Sr., h. Mulberry, cor. Fourth. McLaughlin Alexander R., Jr., clerk S. W. R. R., bds. Mul
berry, cor. Fourth.
McLaughlin Charles I., clerk S. W. R. R., bds. Mulberry, cor.
Fourth. McLaughlin Sarah, widow John, h. Windsor Hill. McLean Elihu S., clerk, 104 Cherry, bds. New, nr. Oak. McLean Hugh,supt. Gas Works, h. New, nr. Ook. McLeod Norman A., carpenter, h. Second, nr. M. &. W. R. R. McLeod William F., baggage master S. W. R. R., bds. Plum,
nr. Fourth. McMann George, bds. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. McMANUS, JOHN A., Ordinary Bibb Co., h. Pine, bet.
Third and Fourth. McManus Leonard, student, bds. Pine, nr. Fourth. McMurray Mary, widow James, grocer, Fifth, nr. Wharf. McVay John T., wks. C. R. R., bds. Oglethorpe, nr. Fourth. McVay Mary A., widow J. G., h. Oglethorpe, nr. Fourth. Mo Waters Hugh L., fireman C. R. R., h. E. Macon.
McWILLIAMS D. R., Rev., (J. W. Burke & Co.,) h. Wal
nut, nr. Franklin. McWhorter Edward, c., drayman 69 Second, h. Mulberry, nr.
First.
M-

MACDONELL, G. G. N. Rev., pastor Mulberry M. E.
Church, South, h. Mulberry, nr. First. Maehold Christopher, grocer, 60 Cherry. Mack Alfred, clerk, 47 Second, bds. First, cor. Plum. Macmillan J. O., clerk, 46 Second, bds. Walnut, cor. Spring. Macon Bank and Trust Co., R. W. Cubbedge, president, J. W.
Lockett, cashier, 40 Second. MACON GASLIGHT AND WATER CO., J. M. Boardman,
president, A. E. Boardman, secretary, 88 Mulberry. Macon Ice Factory, Johuston & Baxter, Wharf, bet. First and
Second. Macon Manuf. Co., J. J. Gresham, president, J. E. Jones, secre
tary, Oglethorpe, head of First. Macon Public High School, R. J. Willingham, principal, Orange,
opp. High. MACON PUBLIC LIBRARY AND HISTORICAL SO
CIETY, Charles Herbst, librarian, James M. Keel, assist ant, 92 Mulberry, nr. Second.

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MACON SAVINGS BANK, J. M. Boardman, president, H. T. Powell, cashier, 92 Mulberry.
MACON AND BRUNSWICK R. R., John A. Grant, super intendent, Henry M. Drane, gen. freight, ticket and pass, agent, Fifth, cor. Hazel.
MAGRUDER A. L. C., physician, Second, nr. Mulberry, bds. Brown's Hotel.
Mallory Philip, c., porter, h. College, nr. Cemetery. Mallette Jasper, painter, h. E. Macon. Malone Jane A., widow C- J., h. Tatnall Sq. Maloney M. M., widow E. H., h. Fourth, nr. Walnut. Maugham Ida, widow T W., h. New, cor. Magnolia. Manly Eliza J., widow Dr. K., bds. Stubblefield House. Mansfield William H., dray-line, h. Fifth, cor. Walnut. Manson P. F. Mrs., teacher S. Macon school, h. Second, bet.
Walnut and Mulberry. Mantone E., saloon and cigar maker, 75 and 87 Cherry. Mapp C. J., W. U. tel. operator, bds. First, nr. Walnut. Mapp Hilliard H., h. First, nr. Walnut. Marks John, h. First, cor. Cherry. Marlow John W., c., teacher, New, nr. Cotton Av., h. Washing
ton Av. Marshall Benjamin S., printer, wks. 60 Second, h. Oak, nr.
Third. Marshall Charles, c., grocer, Cotton Av., nr. Plum, h. Vineville. Marshall Randall, c., Cotton Av., nr. Plum, bds. Vineville. Marshall William, helper M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Marshburn Virgil O., salesman, 64 Third, bds. Second, nr.
Poplar. Martin John E., clerk, 40 Third, bds First, nr. Plum. Martin N. P., brakeman S. W. R. R. Mason George L., (Hardeman & M.,) h. Second, bet. Oak and
Arch. Mason James R., clerk 49 Second, bds. Poplar, cor. New. Mason Thos. W., (M. & Walker,) and city physician, h. Second,
nr. Oak. Mason W., clerk Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, bds. Brown's Hotel.
Mason & Walker, (T. W. M. & T. D. W.,) physicians, Planters'
warehouse, Fourth. MASONIC TEMPLE, Mulberry, bet. Second and Third. Massenberg C. B., clerk, 60 Mulberry, res. Waverly, Ga. Massenburg T. L., (Rankin & M.,) res. Waverly, Ga. Massett J. W., wks. M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Masterson Clement, feed and sale stable, Third, nr. Walnut, h.
Third, cor. Walnut.

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Mathews Alexander, clerk, 3 Blake's Block, h. Pine, bet. Fourth
and Fifth. Mathews Asa F., moulder M. & W. R. R., h. Elm, cor. Mc
Intosh, Mathews Austin G., fireman S. W. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Mathews Burrell, c., porter. 24J Cotton Av., h. Walnut, nr.
Fourth. Mathews Daniel N., engineer S. W. R.-R.,' h. Boundary, bet.
Second and Third. Mathews Evaline, widow Robert, bds. Elm, nr. M. & Wr. R. R. Mathews Homer B, clerk, 47 Second, bds Poplar, cor. New. Mathews James B , engineer C. R. R., h. Boundary, bet. Second
and Third. Mathews James F., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Pine, nr. Fifth. Mathews John R., engineer S. W. R. R., h. third, cor. Hazel. Mathews Margaret A., widow Cornelius, h. Boundary, bet.
Second and Third. Mathews Martha A., widow William, h. Congress, nr. M. & W.
R. R. Mathews William J., machinist M. & W. R. R., h. Tatnall Sq. Mattox-, laborer M. &. W. R. R., bds. Maple, nr. Short. Maumenee A. N., watchmaker, 10 Cotton Av., h. I ourth, cor.
Walnut. Maxey Susan, widow John, bds. Elm, nr. Fourth. Mayer Nathan, cigar-maker N. A. Gans, bds. Fourth, nr. Arch. Mayr Julius C., butcher, wks. 8 Hollingsworth Block, bds.
First, cor. Plum. Mays James A., machinist J. S. Schofield & Son, bds. First, cor.
Arch. Megrath N. A., wholesale liquors and groceries, 6 Hollings
worth Block, h. Troup Hill. Mell James E., conductor M. &. B. R. R., bds. McIntosh, nr.
Elm. Melrose Alexander, clerk C. R. R., h. E. Macon. MENARD ALEX AND FR A., druggist, Fourth, bet. Plum
and Pine, h. Fourth, nr. Walnut.
J.. IVE IE! W ^ 3PL ID,
Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, Etc. Prescriptions carefully compounded with accuracy and dis
patch by competent persons, at all hours of the day and night. FOURTH STREET, M ACOIsT, GEORGIA.
Menard Robert P., clerk A. A. Menard, bds. Fourth, nr. Wal
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Menard V. A., clerk, bds. Fourth, nr. Walnut. Mercer John, laborer, h. E. Macon. MERCER UNIVERSITY, Tatnall Sq., Rev. A. J. Battle,
President. Mercier Joseph A., traveling agent, h. Magnolia, nr. Orange. MERKEL LOUIS, baker and confectioner, 76 Cherry. Merrill Charles A., dentist, 38 Second, bds. Washington Av.,
cor. College. Merritt Mrs., h. Johnston, nr. Short. Merriwether Alonzo, c., grocer, Cotton Av., nr. Plum, h. Pleas
ant Hill. Mettauer Henry A., physician, Cherry, cor. Third, bds. Isaacs'
House. Meyer Henry, grocer, Hazel, cor. Fourth. Meyer Max S., (M. S. M. & Co.,) res. New York. Meyer M. S. & Co., (M. S. M. & J. Harris,) wholesale boots
and shoes, 98 Cherry. Michael Benjamin, peddler, h. Fourth, cor. Hazel. Middleton Julia, Miss, boarding house, Fifth, nr. Pine. Miller Frank, machinist C. J. Stroberg, h. Troup Hill. Miller Jacob, tailor, Second, nr. Mulberry, bds. 804 Mulberry. Mill er Thomas, c., street overseer, h. E. Macon. Mills Alexander, c., (Jenkins & M.,) h. Fifth, nr. Poplar. Mills Freeman W., fireman S. W. R. R., h. E. Macon. Milne David, nurseryman, Windsor Hill. Milne James, clerk, 104 Cherry. Minehew Sarah, widow Jordan G., h. Second, cor. Cherry. Minard Nelson, c., shoe-maker, Third, cor. Plum. Minton John M., butcher, h. Columbus, nr. Short. Mitchell Laura, widow Henry J., h. Second, cor. Cherry. Mitchell Thomas J., machinist, h., Fourth, nr. M. A W. R. R.
Mix Albert, (Mix & Kirtland,) h. Walnut, nr. Third.
Mix Harry C., clerk 3 Cotton Av., bds. Walnut, nr. Mulberry. MIX & KIRTLAND, (A. M. & E. K.,) boots and shoes, 3
Cotton Av., and 66 Third. Mize Charles, carpenter, h. Boundary, bet. Second and Third. Mize Wm. J., carpenter, h. new Houston road, nr. city limits. Molsby, Margaret, widow John, h. new Houston road, Godfrey
district.
Monta Jacob G., tailor, wks. 28 Second, h. Third, nr. Poplar. Moody Robert, blacksmith C. R. R., h.E. M aeon. Moore Boswell, c., h. Madison, nr. Washington Av. Moore C. E., c., clerk P. O. Holt, Mulberry, nr. Fourth. Moore Charles, blacksmith, Fourth, nr. Walnut, h. Vineville. Moore Edwin, porter 77 Cherry, h. Vineville.

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Moore Ellen Miss, milliner, Cotton Av.,cor. Cherry, nr. Fourth. Moore George, grocer, h. Cherry, nr. Fifth. Moore Gus., baggage master M. & W. R. R., bds. Fourth, nr.
M. & W. R. R. Moore Reuben, whs. Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon. Moreland Enoch, c., porter Flanders Bros. Moreland Mary, widow James H.,h. nr. Cotton Factory. Morgan George W., salesman, 64 Third, h. Second, nr. Poplar. Morgan Pink, c., waiter 75 Third, h. Arch, nr. Cotton Factory. Morgan William T., grocer Mulberry, cor. Fifth, h. First, cor.
Pine. Morris Alexander H., W. G. Tel. operator, bds. Second, bet.
Arch and Oak. Morris Charlton M., farmer, h. Giles, nr. new Houston road. Morris D. E., manager W. U. Tel. Co., 66 Mulberry, h. Orange
cor. Georgia Av. Morris Jackson, c., drayman, h. Monroe, nr. Madison. Morris John C., moulder, bds. Second, nr. Arch. Morris Martha D., widow H., bds. Second, nr. Arch Morris Melville I., clerk, 60 Cherry, h. 63 Second. Morris Obediah, fireman S. W. R. R., h. Hazel, nr. Eltert. Morris Patrick H., messenger So. Exp. Co., bds. Byington's
Hotel. Morris Robert A. (M. <fc Ware,) h. Second, nr. Poplar.
Morris & Ware, (R. A. M. & M. S. W.,)dry goods, 38 Second.
Morrisey Thomas, carpenter, bds. Forsyth nr. Vineville. Morse Sigmun, clerk, bds. 80J Mulberry. Moses Alfred, supt. cigar factory, 87 Cherry, bds. Fourth, cor.
Cherry. Moses Isaac, peddler, h. Cherry, cor. Fourth. Motes James, watchman M. & A. R. R., h. E. Macon. Mott Mose, c., drayman 64 Cherry. MT. de SALES ACADEMT, conducted by Sisters of Mercy,
Columbus, Bass' Hill. MULBERRY ST. M. E. CHURCH SOUTH, Rev. G. G. N.
MacDonell, pastor, Mulberry, cor. First. Mulligan Edward, moulder, h. Maple, nr. Short. Mulligan Marg;iret E., widow Edward, h. Maple, nr. Short. Munch Charles, carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. Spring, nr. Walnut. Munson Alfred, engineer M. & W. R. R., h Fifth, cor. Ogle
thorpe. Murfee S. H., fireman M. & B. R. R., h. Sixth, nr. Elm. Murfee Thomas W. H., prop, salt oil, h. McIntosh, nr. Hazel. Murphy John, helper C. R. R , h. E. Macon. Murphy Patrick, policeman, h. Calhoun nr. Ash.

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Murray L. P., h. Third nr. Pine. Myers James, carpenter Ellis & Cutter, li. E. Macon.
Myers William A., machinist Ellis & Cutter, h. E. Macon.
My res L. M., bds. Byington's Hotel.

INT.

Napier Michael, c., barber, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. Napoliello Fred, musician, bds. Oglethorpe, nr. Second. Napper S., miller Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon. Nathans Alexander H., carpenter, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Third. Neal Joseph, supt J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Fourth, nr. Oak. Neal Washington, painter, h. Maple, nr. Short. Neel Jasper P., clerk, bds. Oak, nr. Third. Neil Benjamin, wks. cotton factory, h. Hawthorne, nr. Factory. Nelligan Dennis, clerk 61 Cherry, bds. Tatnall Sq. Nelligan Mary, widow Dennis, h. Tatnall Sq. Nelson Edwin, h. E. Macon. Nelson James A., h. E. Macon. Nelson Janies B., traveling agent, h. E. Macon. Nelson Johu A., general store, E. Macon, h. Clinton road, 1 mile. Nelson Walter, clerk Balkcom & Shinholser, bds. Pine, nr.
Fifth. Nelson W. T., h. Johnson AL, cor. Third. Nesbit William, wks. M. & W. R. R., h. E. Macon. Neuman Martin, baker, wks. 76 Cherry. Newman Elisha M., physician, h. Hawthorne, nr. Second. Newman James H., Prof. Music Wesleyan Female College, h.
Magnolia, nr. Spring. Newman Louis, general store, 83 Cherry, h. Second, nr. Plum. Newsom Augustus T., (Coleman & N.,) h. Bond, nr. Orange. Newton Charles W., bookbinder, wks. 60 Second, bds. Oak, nr.
First. Newton John W., grocer, foot Hazel. Nipper John S., wks. Cotton Factory, h. nr. Factory. NISBET JAMES T., (Lyon & N.,) h. Georgia Av., nr.
Orange. Nisbet Junius W., clerk Lyon & Nisbet, h. Georgia Av. Nisbet Mary C., widow T. C., h. Orange, head New. NISBET ROBERT A., attorney, 2 Cotton Av., h. Orange, nr.
Bond. Noone Anna, widow Patrick, grocer, 44 Mulberry. Norman James S., salesman, h. Fourth, cor. Hazel. Norris David E., Supt W. U. Tel. Co., bds. Georgia Av., nr.
Orange.

By tlie use of Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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Norris James R., bds. Third, nr. Hazel. Norris John, fireman S. W. R. R., bds. Third, nr. Hazel. Norris S. A., widow E. T., h. Third, nr. Hazel. Norris William R., wks. cotton factory, h. nr. Factory. North Henry, cotton shipper, bds. Johnson, nr. Forsyth. Norton Roscoe, cigar maker, wks. 87 Cherry, h. Cherry, nr.
Fifth. Nottingham John J., book-keeper Jones & Cook, h. Vineville. Nottingham Robert V., clerk Second, cor. Poplar. Nottingham William F., machinist S. W. R. R., bds. head Pop
lar. Nussbaum Gns, general store, Cherry, cor. Third, bds. Fourth,
nr. Walnut. Nussbaum Myron, (N. & Dannenberg,) h. Plum, nr. First. Nussbaum & Dannenberg, (M. N., J. D. & A. Gibian,) dry
goods, 68 and 70 Third. Nutting Charles A., capitalist, h. College, nr. Blind Asylum. Nutting Charles M., (Huff, Harris & Co.,) h. College, nr. Blind
Asylum.

OBEAR GEORGE S., secretary Cotton States Life Ins. Co., Mulberry, nr. Second, h. College, opp. Bond.
OBEAR GEORGE S., Jr., china, crockery, glassware and stoves, 100 Cherry, h. Bond, nr. Orange.
O'Brien Margaret, widow James, h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. OCMULGEE FIRE CO., No. 2, First, cor. Cotton Av., Louis
Vannucki, foreman. O'Connell Edward, grocer, 44 Mulberry. O'Connell Thomas, tailor, wks. 89 Cherry, h. Fifth, nr. Wharf. Odom John T., carriage trimmer, Second, nr. Poplai', h. Vine
ville. O'Donohoe Michael, clerk, 59 Third, h. Fifth, bet. Bay and
Hazel.
Ogden J. Monroe, (Turpin & O.,) h. Georgia Av., cor. Orange.
Oglesby Marcel I us, bds. First, bet. Poplar and Plum. O'Gorman Charles L., (C. P. Roberts & Co.,) h. New, nr. College.
O'Hallon Terrence, mail agent M. & B. R. R., h. E. Macon.
O'Hara Michael, (O'H. & Bro.,) h. Hawthorne, cor. Fourth. O'Hara Patrick, wks. M. & B. R. R., h. Houston road, nr.
Boundary. O'Hara Thomas, (O'H. & Bro.,) h. Hawthorne, cor. Fourth. O'Hara & Bro., (M. O'H. & T. O'H.,) grocers, Hawthorne, cor.
Fourth.

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Oliver A. H., salesman, 80 Mulberry, bds. Planters' Hotel.
Oliver, Douglass & Co., (H. E. O. & J. A. D.,) stoves and tin
ware, 40 Third. Oliver Henry E., (O., Douglass & Co.,) h. First, nr. Plum. Oliver Jack, e., blacksmith, Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Oliver J. E., widow G. F., h. Second, cor. Oak. O'Neill William H., clerk, 50 Second, bds. New, cor. Cherry. Opry, Nancy, widow Robert, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Orr Andrew J., book-keeper, 40 Third, h. First, nr. Plum. OTTO JULIUS H., watchmaker and jeweler, under Bying-
ton's Hotel, Fourth, nr. Plum, h. New, nr. Cotton Av.

WATCHMAKEE AND JEWELEE,

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, ETC.
REPAIRS OF
WatcHos, Cloclts, IE!to.,
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
OVENS CHARLES E., physician and surgeon, 94 Mulberry, bds. Second, nr. Poplar.
Owens A., c., porter, H. Abel. Owens Abner, wks. Dixie Works, h. First, nr. Wharf.
Pace Georgiana, widow William, h. Oglethorpe, cor. Calhoun. Pace, Julia, widow William, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Calhoun.

Tlie system against Chills and Fever.

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Pair James H., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Palmer Susan, widow Thomas, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. Palmer W. D., (Ross & P.,) bds. 84 Mulberry. Palthorpe H. L., drayman City Park.
Palthorpe -lames, h. Oak, nr. Fourth.
Papy J. B., (F. L. Henry & Co.,) h. Pine, nr. Spring. Parham Anna, widow John, bds. Oglethorpe, nr. First. Paris Henry, clerk, 50 Mulberry, bds. Fourth, nr. Walnut. PARK ROBERT E., agent Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co.,
of New York, 60 Second, bds., Orange, nr. Georgia Av.

General and Corresponding Agent for THE AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SERIES, published by Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Company, 138 and 140 Grand Street, New York.
The American Educational Series,

Comprising, among others, the following well-known Standard School Books:

New Graded Readers,

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Kiddle's Astronomies,

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Dana's Geologies,

Kerl's Grammars,

Fasquelle's French,

Webster's Dictionaries,

Woodbury's German,

Swinton's Histories,

Gray's Botanies,

Swinton's Word-Books, Swinton's Geographies,

Bryant & Stratton's Book-keeping. Cathcart's Literary Reader.

THE EDUCATIONAL REPORTER and THE NEW DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE will be forwarded to Teachers on application.
Correspondence respectfully solicited. Address

ROBERT E. PARK, General Agent, Macon, Georgia.

Parker Cicero L., blacksmith C. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Parker D., c., porter 6 Hollingsworth Block. Parker Ison, c., farmer, E. Macon. Parker Whit, h. Windsor Hill. Parker William, butcher, h. Congress, cor. M. &. W. R. R. Parker William W., h. Yineville. ` Parks C. B., widow John, bds. Columbus, cor. Oglethorpe. Parks Jordan, c., shoemaker, Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Parrish Martin H., salesman 68 and 70 Third, bds. Byington's
Hotel. Parsons Harriet L., widow J. W., h. Oglethorpe, cor. Calhoun.

Simmons' Liver Regulator is acknowledged to

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Parsons Henry S., clerk, 98 Cherry, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Patterson A., saloon 61 Mulberry, bds. Third, nr. Cherry. Patterson Robert M., physician, h. Orange, nr. Bond. PATTERSON R. W., attorney, 84 Cherry, bds. Orange, nr.
Bond. PAYNE GEORGE, druggist and apothecary, 1 Cotton Av.,
h. New, nr. Walnut.

(GEORGE PAYNE,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Opposite Palace of Justice, Cor. Cotton Av. and Mulberry, St., MACON, GEORGIA,
Wholesale and Jtetail Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, Etc.
Branham's celebrated LIVER REGULATOR, Payne's FEVER and AGUE TONIC and AGUE PILLS.

Payne George F., chemist 1 Cotton Av., bds. New, nr. Walnut. Payne Isaac, carpenter, h. Windsor Hill. Payne William S., clerk, 1 Cotton Av., bds. New. nr. Walnut. Payton John T., boiler maker, C. R. R., h. 40 Mulberry. Payton Mariah, widow Patrick, bds. Floyd House. Payton Patrick, boiler maker C. R. R., and grocer, h. 40 Mul
berry. Pearson John, collector 80 Mulberry, h. Oak, nr. Second. Peevy Jacob, tinner, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Fourth. Peevy Joseph, carpenter M. & B. R. R., h. Oglethorpe, nr.
Fourth. Peevy L., widow Stephen, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Fourth. Pellew James H., wks. C. R. R., h. Third, nr. Wharf. Penny William M., helper M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill.
Perkins Drury F., machinist E. Crockett & Sous, h. Hazel, nr.
M. & W. R. R. Perkins Martin c., wks. gas works, h. foot Cherry. Perkins Peter M., saloon 58 Mulberry. Perkins Walter G., c., clerk post-office, bds. Floyd House. Perry Henry, c., porter Jones & Cook, h. New, nr. Pine. Perry James M., clerk A. Lawhon, bds. Second, nr. Oak. Perry J. B., printer Telegraph and Messenger, bds. New. Persons Sue M., widow A. W., h. Tatnall Sq. PESCHKE ERNEST, watchmaker, jeweler and optician, 24
Second, bds. Lanier House.

Have no equal as a Liver Medicine.

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OPTICIAN,

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.

SOLID GOLD JEWELRY

MACON. G-EORGIA.
Peter Henry J., tax collector, Second, cor. Poplar, h. Fourth, cor. Pine.
Peter Julius, h. Madison, nr. Brewery. Peterson A. L., cabinet maker, wks. 39 Third, bds. Cherry, nr.
Fourth. Peterson Thomas F., engineer Macon Ice Factory. Pettit Gilbert B., carpenter and builder, h. Tatnall Sq. Peyser Benjamin, bds. Fourth, nr. Cherry. Peyser Henry, clerk 67 Third, h. Pine, nr. Fourth. Peyser Isaac, clerk, bds. Fourth, nr. Cherry. Peyser M. Jr., cigar manuf., 3 Brown House Block, h. Pine, nr.
Fourth. Peyser Morris, h. Pine, nr. Fourth. Peyser Philip, bds. Fourth, nr. Cherry. Peyton J., fireman M. & W. R. R., bds. Fourth, nr. M. & W.
R. R. Peyton John B., boiler maker M. & W. R. R., h. Boundary,
nr. Second.

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Peyton m. F., fireman C. R. R., h. Congress, cor. McIntosh. Pfenning diaries, watchmaker, wks. 48 Second, bds. Mulberry,
nr. Third. Phelps Amos, c., wks. So. Exp. Co. Phelps Rufus J., gin maker P. C. Sawyer, bds. E. Macon. Phillips Adam, c., white-washer, h. E. Macon. Phillips Charles, c., porter Johnston's Balding. Phillips E. E., planter, h Vineville.
Phillips Lafayette, c., switchman M. & A. R. R., h. Windsor
Hill. Phillips Sarah H.. widow Luellan, boarding house, foot Mul
berry. Phillips W. Rayburn, trader and planter, h. E. Macon. Pickett John, c., carpenter, wks. Washington Av., cor. Spring. Pierce Adelaide Miss, boarding house Fifth, nr. Pine. Pierce P. H. C., messenger, 66 Mulberry, h. Fifth, cor. Wharf.
Pierce Thomas, farmer, h. Fifth, next Bridge. Pigman William A., clerk Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, bds. Poplar,
nr. Second. Pigman William P., book-keeper, 82 Cherry, bds. Poplar, nr.
Second. PIO NONO COLLEGE, Rev. Charles P. Gaboury, president,
Vineville. Plant George H., clerk First National Bank, bds, New, bet.
Mulberry and Walnut. Plant I. C\, (i. C. P. & Son,) and president First National Bank,
h. New, bet. Mulberry and Walnut. PLANT I. C. & SON, (I. C. P. & R. H. P.,) bankers, 97,
Cherry. PLANT I. C. & SON, (I. C. P. & R. H. P.,) insurance agents,
97 Cherry. Plant Robert H., (I. C. P. & Son,) h. New, bet. Mulberry and
Walnut. Plant Sarah M., widow T. H., h. First, nr. Walnut. Planters' Hotel, J. H. Bremer, proprietor, 52 and 54 Cherry. Plunkett John, wks. Cotton Factory, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Plunkett Joseph R., carpenter C. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Plunkett Pierce, grocer, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Plunkett Susan, widow Joseph, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Poe Edward S., book-keeper, 41 Second, bds. Walnut, cor. Sec
ond. Poe Washington, Jr., (Hall, Son & P.,) h. Walnut, cor. Second. Poe William A., Attorney, 48 Second, h. Walnut, cor. Second. POLLOCK MOSES B.,c., watchmaker, Fifth, cor. Walnut. Poole F. Clarence, pressman 60 Second, h. E. Macon.

They are worse than worthless.

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nvr. B. POLLOCK, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,

REPAIRED AT SHORTEST NOTICE AND WARRANTED. Fifth and Walnut Streets, MACON, GA.

Poole Isaiah H., (P. & Whelan,) h. E. Macon. Poole John H., plumber, Byington's Hotel, h. E. Macon. Poole John J., pressman 60 Second, h. E. Macon. Poole Robert H., machinist C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Poole Sophronia, widow Samuel W., h. E. Macon. POOLE & WHELAN, (I. H. P. & J. E. W.,) painters, under
Byington's Hotel.

ISAIAH H. POOLE.

J. E. WHELAN.

POOLE & WHELAN,

Under Byington's Hotel, - - - - Fourth St., MACON, GA.
Graining, Glazing, Marbling, Gilding, Paper Haning and
Kalsomining, executed neatly.
Pope H. A., book-keeper, 82 Cherry, h. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Pope William H., salesman 52 Cherry, bds. Byington's Hotel. PORTER SAMUEL A., livery stable Third, nr. Plum. Posy Louisa, widow William, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Pound Ambrose, livestock, Poplar, cor. Fourth, h. Walnut, cor.
Fourth. Pounds Jerry, c., porter 74 Third, h. E. Macon. Powell H. T., cashier Macon Savings Bank, h. Wharf, cor.
Second. Powell Martha, widow Hugh T., h. E. Macon. Power Clifford T., widow John H., h. Pine, nr. Spring. Powers Horace M., clerk 93 Mulberry, bds. High, nr. Orange. POWERS VIRGIL, General Commissioner Southern Railway
and Steamship Association, 95 Mulberry, h. High, nr. Plum. Pratt George H., auctioneer, 102 Cherry, h. Cherry, nr. New.

GOOD iCCOMOJATIOlIS
FOE TRADERS AND DROVERS
To the amount of five hundred head, with my entire influ
ence.

The world ever saw for liver complaints.

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. A. W. Clisby pastor, Mulberry, cor. First.
Price Elihu, (E. P. & Sons,) h. Tatnall Sq. Price E. & Sons, (E. P., W. F. P. & S. B. P.,) grocers, 91 and
9.3 Cherry. Price George C., clerk, 93 Cherry, bds. Tatnall Sq. Price John C., tailor, wks. 28 Second, bds. Floyd House. Price Julian, salesman, 10 Hollingsworth Block, h. Vineville. Price J. R., planter, h. Vineville.
Price Sylvester B., (E. P. & Sons,) h. Pine, nr. Spring.
Price Willis F., (E. P. & Sons,) bds. Poplar, nr. New. Pridgon E. N., bailiff, h. Houston road. Pritchard Chas., c., porter, Cherry, cor. Second, h. Second, cor.
Poplar. Pritchard Charles, printer, wks. 60 Second, h. Oak, bet. Second
and Third. Pritchett Willis, c., candy-maker, wks. 106 Cherry. PROTECTION FIRE COMPANY, No. 1, W. F. Grace,
foreman, Third, cor. Poplar. PROUDFIT ALEXANDER, attorney, 37 Third, h. Tatnall
Square. Pruden Edward H., c., head waiter Brown's Hotel. PUGH JAMES A., photographer, Mulberry, cor. Second, bds.
Byington's Hotel.

Quince James, c., carpenter R. C. Wilder & Son. Quinker Joseph H., express messenger M. & B. R. R., h. Pine,
cor. Spring. Quinn John, clerk W. & E. P. Taylor, bds. Second, nr. Mul
berry. Quinn Thomas, grocer, Oglethorpe, cor. Calhoun.

Radford Z. F., brakesman S. W. R. R., bds. Hazel, nr. Third. Ragland Anna, widow Thomas, h. Plum, nr. Fourth. Raiford Robert, engineer S. W. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Oak. Rainey William D., cotton weigher, h. Oak, nr. Third. Raleigh Walter H., time-keeper C. R. R., h. Oak, nr. Fifth. Raley E. A., widow Joseph, h. Pine, nr. Fifth. Ralston James A., real-estate, h. College, nr. Georgia Av. Ramage James B., fireman S. W. R. R., h. Boundary, bet. Sec
ond and Third.

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PUGH'S

ESTABLISHED 11ST 1854.
For twenty-three years has been in continuous successful operation. Is now the leading Gallery of the State, the Proprietor having been awarded the first Premium at the last State Fair, for the LARGEST and BEST Collection of PHOTOGRAPPIS; also for the BEST LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT IN OIL; THE BEST LIFE-SIZE IN PASTEL, and the BEST IN CRAYON.
An Artist always on the spot to finish Portraits in any style desired from the
t
SMALLEST TO LIFE-SIZE,
Which we make from pictures of deceased persons as well as from the living. Having always supplied good work at reasonable prices, we are determined now to supply the best work at the lowest prices.
J, A. PUGH, Proprietor,
Corner Mulberry and Second Streets, Macon, Ga.

Has superseded quinine.

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Ramsey Jas. A., printer, wks. 60 Second, bds. Planters' Hotel. Randall Charles, c., head-waiter Lanier House.
Rankin Jesse W., (Hunt, R., & Lamar,) res. Atlanta, Ga.
Rankin, Massenhurg & Co., (Hunt, Rankin, Lamar & T. L. Massenburg,) druggists, Third, cor. Mulberry.
RAOUL WILLIAM G., superintendent S. W. R. R., h. Orange, nr. Georgia Av.
Rasdal Leander W., wholesale liquors, Third, cor. Poplar, bds. Brown's Hotel.
Ran George, academy, h. Second, cor. Wharf. Ray John H., engineer C. R. R., h. Fourth, cor. Oak. Read E. P., widow David, h. Second, nr. Mulberry. Reaves D. V., clerk, 108 Cherry, h. Oak, bet. New and First. Redding William A., clerk Jones & Cook, bds. College, nr.
Mulberry. Reddy George, engineer, h. E. Macon. Reddv Robert J., general store, E. Macon. Redmond Michael, foreman gas works, h. Johnson, cor. Ross. Redmond Peter, packer 96 Cherry, bds. Johnston. Reid Jacob, brick-mason, h. new Houston road, nr. city limits. Reed James E., brick-mason, h. Third, nr. city limits. Reed William, wks. M. & W. R. R., h. Houston road, nr. city
limits. Rees E. S., widow H. F., milliner, 7 Cotton Av., h. Second, nr.
Poplar. Reese Anderson W., (Clisby, Jones & R.,) h. Vineville. Reese Henry E., book-keeper Exchange Bank, bds. New, cor.
Magnolia. Reeves Jeff, c., porter 88 Cherry. REICHERT FREDERICK, furniture, 39 Third, h. Vineville. Rembert J. Toombs, law student, bds. Stubblefield House.
Respess William T., (Saulsbury, Respess & Co.,) res. Barnesville.
Reynolds Alexander, brass founder, Fourth, cor. Hazel, h. First, near Pine.
Reynolds'George W., (Guernsey & R.,) h. New, cor. Oak. Reynolds James M., salesman, h. Maple. Reynolds Robert, wks. A. Reynolds, bds. First, nr. Pine. Rhodes Lewis B., clerk C. R. R., h. Oglethorpe, cor. Second. Rice James R., book-keeper Second, cor. Poplar, h. Walnut,
cor. Fifth. Rice Joseph, student, bds. Poplar, cor. New. Rice J. W., (C. P. Roberts & Co.,) res. New York. Rice William H., salesman 38 Second, bds. Poplar, cor. New. Richards Edmund R., clerk 38 Third, bds. Second, cor. Poplar. Richards Maria, widow Richard, bds. Second, bet. Pine and Oak.

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The return of fever and ague can he prevented

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FREDERICK REICHERT,
39 Third Street, MACON, GA.,
FURNITURE!

EMBRACING THE LATEST STYLES AND DESIGNS OF

PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM
Art OFFICE FURNITURE, from tie Mgtat to tie lowest grates.
Every article of Furniture required to furnish a House at prices lower than ever offered before!
In our UNDERTAKER'S DEPARTMENT we keep on hand, or make to order, every description of
COFFINS, METALLIC CASES AND CASKETS.
A FULL LINE OF THE LATEST STYLES OF
PAPER HANGING, CORNICES, SHADES, Etc.
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
Richards Robert, engineer M. & W. R. R., h. Third, nr. city limits.
Richards Robert, watchman M. & B. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. Richards Thomas C., carpenter, h. Oglethorpe, nr. First. Richards Warren W., engineer S. W. R. R., h. E. Macon. Richards William R., engineer C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Richardson James M., bridge-keeper, h. Fifth, cor. Wharf. Richardson John S., h. City Bridge. Ricks Lucien, policeman, h. Ross, nr. Hazel. Riddle Alfred C., painter, h. Windsor Hill.

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Riddle Anderson D., blacksmith M. & W. R. R., h. Houston road, nr. city limits.
Ridley William, c., bar-keeper, 61 Mulberry, h. Walnut, nr. New. Rigsby Louis H., carriage trimmer Freeman & Greene, h. Third,
bet. Pine and Oak. Riley Ellen M. Miss, teacher N. Macon School, h. High, nr.
New. RIPLEY LORENZO, broker and commission, 56J Cherry,
bet. Third and Fourth, h. College, bet. Georgia Av. and Bond. Rittenbury David W., carpenter Dixie Works, h. First, nr. Walnut. Rittenbury John, bds. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Rittenbury Mary A., widow Richard, h. E. Macon. Rittenbury William H., painter A. P. Tripod, h. TatnallSq. Robbins Arch, stonemason, nr. Cemetery, h. E. Macon. Roberts Charles P., (C. P. R. & Co.,) h. Spring, nr. Walnut.
Roberts C. P. & Co., (C. P. R., J. W. Rice & C. L. C. Gorman,)
dry goods, 39 and 41 Second. Foberts, R. B., h. Forsyth, cor. College.
Roberts John, cv cook, 68 Cherry, h. Fifth, nr. Plum.
Roberts O. G., grocer, new Houston road, cor. Giles. Roberts Reuben, h. Windsor Hill. Roberts William R., wks. Cotton Factory, h. nr. Factory. Robertson Fannie J., widow E. J., h. Pine, cor. Second. Robinson Beverly, c., cigar-maker M. Peyser, Jr. Robinson Daniel, c., porter Lanier House, h. Walnut, cor. First. Robinson Lucretia, h. Bassett Hill. Robinson William, c., porter T. Hardeman. Rock James W., physician, Medical College, h. Second, nr.
Poplar. Rockhill R. H., foreman Dixie Works, h. Madison, cor. Mon
roe. Rockwell John, physician, h. Pine, cor. New. Rodgers A. Mitchell, clerk F. D. Tinsley, bds. Poplar, nr. Cot
ton Av. Rodgers D. R., cotton broker, h. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Rodgers J. Seymour, clerk, 48 Third, h. High, nr. Blind Acad
emy. Rodgers J. T., book-keeper, 48 Third, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton
Av. Rodgers Wm. M., clerk, 48 Third, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Roff A. A., capitalist, 74 Third, bds. Third, cor. Walnut. Rogers Ann, widow James, h. Windsor Hill.
Rogers Charles H., (R., Clancy & Co,) h. Vineville. 6

ATf EFFICACIOUS REMEDY. --I can recommend as an efficacious remedy for disease of the Liver, Heartburn and_

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Rogers, Clancy & Co., (C. H. R., W. P. C. & H. R. Stroemer,) wholesale grocers and liquors, 78 and 80 Cherry.
ROGERS GEORGE H, compiler and manager Macon City
Directory, bds. Stubblefield House. Rogers George T., (G. T. R. Sons,) h. Cherry, cor. Spring. ROGERS GEORGE T. SONS, (W. R. R., G. T. R., R. M.
R. & J. F. R.,) wholesale grocers, 52 Cherry. Rogers James T., coppersmith C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Rogers John F., (G. T. R. Sons,) h. College, bet. Bond and
Georgia Av. Rogers Joseph A., (Jewett & R.,) h. Oak, nr. New. Rogers J. T., book-keeper, bds. Poplar nr. Cotton Av. Rogers Matthias R., (M. R. R. & Co.,) h. First, cor. Plum. Rogers Mitchell T., clerk, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Rogers R. Morrison, (G. T. R. Sons,) h. College, bet. Bond and
Georgia Av. Rogers M. R. & Co., (M. R. R. & E. H. Steele,) confectioners,
106 Cherry. Rodgers Robert E., wks, 60 Second, bds. E. Macon.
Rogers Shiloh, c., cook 68 Cherry. ROGERS WILLIAM B., associate compiler City Directory,
bds. Lanier House. Rogers William R., (G. T. R. Sons,) h. College, bet. Bond and
Georgia Av. Rogers Zachary T., moulder E. Crockett & Sons, h. Third, nr.
city limits. Rogers & Leman, (W. W. Leman,) fertilizers, Fourth, nr. Cherry. Rohr Jacob A., book binder, wks. 60 Second, bds. Second, bet.
Oak and Arch. Rooney John, (Corkery & R.,) h. College, cor. Bond. ROOSEVELT C. J., homeopathic physician, Walnut cor. Third. Roosevelt J. P., cotton buyer, Blake's Block, bds. Walnut, cor.
Third. Rose Fannie, widow Henry, h. Arch, nr. Second. Rose Martha, widow William, bds. Hazel, nr. Elbert. Rosenfield George, clerk, 45 Second, bds. Lanier House. ROSS ALBER T B., Clerk Superior Court, h. Short, nr. Co
lumbus. Ross C. L., N. Y. salesman, bds. Plum, bet. First and Second. Ross Edgar A., (Butts & R.,) h. Orange, nr. Columbus. Ross Edward J., machinist C. R. R., h. Arch. Ross Floyd, book-keeper, 100 Cherry, bds. New, cor. Mag
nolia. Ross J. B., President Macon Fire Insurance and Trust Co., h.
Mulberry, cor. New.

Dyspepsia, Simmons' Liver Regulator. Lewis (*. Wunder, 1625 Master Street, Chief Clerk Philadelphia Post-olfice.

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Ross John D., clerk, bds. Short, bet. Columbus and Johnston. Ross Martha, widow Thomas L., h. Plum, bet. First and Sec
ond. Ross Mary A., widow William, bds. College, nr. Washington
Avenue.
Ross Thomas L., ticket agent M. & B. R. R., bds. Plum, bet.
First and Second. ROSS WILLIAM G., book-keeper City Hall, bds. Plum, bet.
First and Second. Ross William H., (R. & Palmer,) bds. Madison, nr. Washing
ton Av. ROSS WALTER T., Clerk City Council, bds. Plum, bet.
First and Second.
Ross & Palmer, (W. H. R. & W. D. P.,) cotton buyers, 37
Third. Rounds W. V., superintendent Bibb Manuf. Co, h. E. Macon. Ruan John G., cotton buyer, 3J Blake's Block, h. First, nr.
Mulberry. Rusk T. R., W. U. Tel. operator, bds. Stubblefield House. Russ John, fireman M. & B. R. R., bds. Fourth, cor. Ash. Russell Charles H., barkeeper Poplar, cor. Third, h. Vineville. Russell Henry, c., brick-mason, h. Madison, cor. Cubbedg^ Al. Russell Jacob, h. Macon Brewery. Russell Leroy, c., brick-mason, h. Madison, cor. Cubbedge Al. Rutherford John C., (Bacon & R.,) bds. Brown's Hotel. Rutherford John, Sr., attorney, 62 Mulberry, h. Houston road
2J miles. Rutherford Sarah, widow Leonidas, h. Fifth, cor. Oglethorpe. Ruthrauff Luther, tel. operator C. R. R., bds. Walnut, cor. Third. Ryals Thomas, switchman C. R. R., h. Elm, nr. M.&. W. R. R. Ryan Michael, h, Windsor Hill. Ryan Thomas, book-keeper Cotton States Life Ins. Co., h. Bond,
nr. Orange. Ryan William A. Rev., prof. Pio Nono College, Vineville.

Sacrae Francis M., farmer, h. E. Macon. Salter Ann, widow John, h. E. Macon. Samuels Abe, clerk, 97 Cherry, bds. Second, bet. Pine and Oak. Sanderlin George B., farmer, h. new Houston road, Godfrey dis
trict. Sanders George W., farmer, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Second. Sanders John W., butcher, h. Houston road, nr. Boundary. Sanford Shelton P., prof. Mercer University, bds. Orange, nr.
Columbus.

CURE OF CHRONIC DIARRHCEA AND DYSPEPSIA .--Simmons' Liver Regulator has cured me of these diseases, after suffering for many years. Mrs. C. C. Wilson.

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Sargent William, wks. Cotton Factory, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Saulsbnry James L., (S. Respess & Co.,) h. Washington Av., nr.
Spring. Saulsbury James L., Jr., (Saulsbury, Respess & Co.,) bds. Wash
ington Av., nr. Spring. Saulsbury John R., clerk, 59 Cherry, bds Washington Av. nr.
Spring.
Saulsbury, Respess & Co., (J. L. S., W. T. R. & J. L. Sauls
bury, Jr.,) cotton factors, Fourth, cor. Poplar. Saulsbury Robert S., (Key & S.,) h. Mulberry, cor. New. Saunders Frank E., carpenter, h. Vineville. Savage Lavinia, widow Isham W., h. Walnut, nr. Sixth. Savage Wm. c., barber Brown's Hotel, h. Madison, nr. College.
Saverese Antonio, (A. S. & Co.,) h. Third, nr. Pine.
Saverese A. & Co., (A. S. & J. Williams,) fruits and fish, Fourth, opp. depot.
Savo S. A., widow G., h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Sawyer Peter C., cotton gin manufacturer, Cherry, cor. Fifth, h.
E. Macon.
Scanlan Thomas, watchman M. & B. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. M.
& W, R. R. Scarborough Alfred M., printer, h. Ash, nr. Second. Scarbrough Jerry, c., wks. C. R. C., h. E. Macon. Schafer Emanuel A., engineer S. W. R. R., h. E. Macon. Schafer Joseph, h. E. Macon. Schall George, tanner J. Schall,bds. Oak, bet. Second and Third. Schall Henry, clerk, 86 Cherry, bds. Oak, nr. Third. Schall Jacob, boots and shoes and tanner, 86 Cherry, h. Oak,
nr. Third. Schatzman William, blacksmith, wks. Poplar, nr. Second, h.
Poplar, nr. New. Schell William M., tinner, wks. 92 Cherry, h. Congress, cor.
Hazel. Schelling John, shoemaker, wks. 86 Cherry, h. E. Macon. Schlinzer Frederick, carpenter C. R. R., h. Monroe, nr. Forsyth. Schloss Hugo, tailor, 28 Second, h. Fourth, nr. Walnut. Schloss Moses, cutter, 28 Second, bds. Fourth, nr. Walnut. Schmidt George, grocer, Third, cor. Plum, h. Third, nr. Plum. Schofield Alonzo I)., clerk J. S. Schofield & Son, bds. Vineville. Schofield Charles E , student, bds. Vineville. Schofield James E., clerk, h. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Schofield John S., (J. S. S. & Son,) h. Vineville. Schofield Joshua R., (J. S. Schofield & Son,) h. Cherry, nr. New.
Schofield J. S. & Son, (J. S. S. & J. R. S.,) foundry and machine
shop, Fifth, cor. Poplar.

THE BEST PANACEA.-For the cure of tlie numerous diseases which are due to a disordered Civor, take Simmons' fiver Regulator, Dubuque Daily Telegraph.

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SCHONEMAN FERDINAND A., confectioner and saloon, 74 Cherry.
Schrimshir John H., fireman M. & W. R. R., h. nr. Cotton Factory.
Schrimshir Nancy, widow John, h. Hawthorne, cor. Second. Schrimshir Robert W., wks Cotton Factory, h. nr. Factory. Schrimshir Thomas, grocer, Hawthorne, cor. Second. Schwall Adam, cigar maker N. A. Cans, bds. Fourth, nr. Oak. Sell wed Meyer G., (S. & Co.,) bds. Lanier House. Schwed M. G. & Co., (M. G. S. & S. Siesel,) grocers, 64 Cherry. Schwed Seligman, clerk, 64 Cherry, bds. 80J Mulberry. Scofield William E., tinsmith T. J. Carling, bds. Second, nr.
Poplar. Scott Henry R. h. Windsor Hill. Scott William, clerk, 68 Cherry. Seabrook Samuel, c., porter O. G. Sparks & Son, h. First, cor.
Pine. Seaman L. A., widow William, h. Sparks, nr. Tatnall Sq. Seay Francis M., painter, 36 Third, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. Seay William F., printer, wks. 58 Cherry, bds. Oglethorpe, nr.
Ross. Seifert Albert E., asst, postmaster, h. Walnut, cor. Orange. Sessious Elizabeth, widow Absolam, h. Second, nr. Hawthorne. Setlev Samuel J., moulder J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Hazel, nr.
Fifth. Sewell Thomas L., machinist M. & B. R. R., h. Boundary, nr.
Second. Seymour James, (S. & Tinsley,) h. Tatnall Sq. Seymour Joseph N., salesman, 48 Third, h. Pine, nr. First. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO., (J. S., A. R. T. & T. D.
Tinsley,) wholesale grocers, Cherry, cor. Third. Shadwich Oliver, gunsmith, wks. 49 Cherry. Shapleigh Levi J., grocer, Oglethorpe, cor. Ross. Sharp Albert A., conductor M. & B. R. R., h. Magnolia, nr. New. Sharp Thornton S., conductor M. & B. R. R., h. Oak, nr. New. Shea John L., merchant tailor, 42 Second, bds. Brown's Hotel. Sheen Lizzie Miss, book-keeper 25 Cotton Av., bds. Mulberry,
nr. New. Sheehan Dennis G., clerk, 47 Second, h. Walnut, nr. Fourth. Shelling John, shoe-maker, h. E. Macon. Shellman William F., general agent C. R. R., h. First, nr. Pine. Shelverton William, clerk, 2 Hollingsworth Block, bds. Troup
Hill. Shepherd C. F., farmer, h. Windsor Hill. Sheridan Chris., brick-mason, h. nr. Mercer University.

A CLERGYMAN CURED OF DYSPEPSIA.--I Iiarebeen dyspeptic for years ; began to use Simmons' Liver Regulator_

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Sheridan John, engineer C. R- R., h. Oak, nr. Second.

Shenvin Charles A., machinist J. S. Schofield & Son, bds. Wal

nut, nr. Fifth.
Sherwood Albert F., clerk M. & B. R. R., h. First, cor. Poplar.

Sherwood George, fireman M. & B. R. R., h. Oak, nr. Pine.

Sherwood J. C., jeweler, wks. 14 Cotton Av., h. Second, cor. Arch.

Sherwood Martha, widow A. M., h. Second, cor. Arch.

Shide Andrew, tinner, wks. 81 Cherry, bds. Wharf, nr. Fifth.
Shinholser Wilbur T., (Balkcom & S.,) h. Oglethorpe, nr. Fourth.

Simons Squire, c., porter 78 Third, h. E. Macon.

Shiver Edward A., dry goods, 34 Second, bds. Stubblefield House.

Shiver Warren, fireman C. R. R., h. Hazel, nr. McIntosh.

Sibley E. A., widow E. E., h. Hazel, cor. Fourth.

Sichel Edward M., clerk, 55 Cherry, h. Tatnall Sq.

Siesel Jacob, (S. M. S. & Bro.,) bds. First, nr. Plum.
Siesel Sigmund, (W. G. Schwed & Co.,) h. Fourth, nr. Wharf.

Siesel Simon M,, (S. M. S. & Bro.,) h. First, bet. Plum and Pine.

Siesel S. M. & Bro. (S. M. S. & J. S.,) dry goods, Third, nr.

Poplar.

Sikes Isaac, dairyman, Cherry, nr. Fifth.

Sikes Martha, widow Wylie, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth.

Simmons A. P., justice of peace, h. Windsor Hill.

Simmons J., switchman S. W. R. R., h. Ash, cor. Fourth.

Simmons P. Mrs., h. Second, cor. Cherry.

Simmons Thomas J., (Blount, S. & Hardeman,) h. Georgia Av.,

nr. Spring.

Simmons Thomas J., Jr., law student, bds. Second, nr. Poplar.

Simpson James A., detective, h. Johnson, cor. Forsyth.

Simpson Jesse P., policemen, h. Hawthorne.

Sims Charles C., salesman Macon Manuf. Co., h. Plum, nr. First.

SIMS GEORGE W., deputy clerk Superior Court, h. New, cor.

Orange.

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Sims Roff, salesman 66 Third, bds. Plum, nr. First.
Sinclair Elias S., painter, Third, cor. Pine, h. Elm, nr. M. & W.

R. R.

Sinclair Mariah E., widow Elias, bds. Oglethorpe, nr. Third.

SINDALL CHARLES A., secretary Southern Railway and

Steamship Association, h. New, bet. Cherry and Poplar.

SINGER MANUFACTURING CO., B. F. Stone, agent, 80

Mulberry.

Singleton S. H., clerk, 49 Second, bds. Mulberry, cor. Spring.

Singleton William C., (S. & Hunt,) h. Mulberry, cor. Spring.

Singleton Wyatt R., (S. & Hunt,) h. Cherry, nr. New.

SINGLETON & HUNT, (W. R. S., W. C. S. & T. J. H.,)

boots, shoes and hats, 49 Second, and 28 Cotton Av.

two years a?o here ; it has acted like a charm in my case. Bev. J. C. Holmes, Clayton, Alabama._

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Skalowski Benjamin, (B. S. & Bro.,) h. Fourth, nr. Mulberry.
Skalowski B. & Bro., (B. S. & M. S.,) general store, 71 Cherry.
Skalowski Maurice, (B. S. & Bro.,) h. Fourth, nr. Mulberry. Skanks George, harness-maker, wks. 44 Third. Skinner N. T., salesman, 25 Cotton Av., bds. Third, cor. Pine. Slappy Henry G., prescriptiouist, Cotton Av., cor. Cherry, bds.
First, cor. Walnut. Slappy Jackson, clerk, 80 Cherry, bds. Byington's Hotel. Slatter Louis, c., barber, Lanier House, h. Walnut, nr. Second. Slaughter O., widow G., bds. Oak, nr. Fourth. Slaughter S., c., barkeeper, Cherry, nr. Second, h. Wharf, nr.
New. Sloan Lou., widow Samuel, h. Plum, nr. Third. Sloan William, fireman S. W. R. R., h. Boundary, bet. Second
and Third. Small Artemus H., clerk, 61 Third, bds. Second, nr. Poplar. Small Arthur P., clerk, 61 Third, bds. First, nr. Pine. Small Augustus B., (Good, S. & Co.,) h. Tatnall Sq. Smalling Robert H., carpenter, h. Boundary, bet. Second and
Third. Smallwood Henry, harness-maker, bds. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Smith Archibald J., grocer, Cotton 4v-> ar- Plum, h. Spring,
nr. Plum. Smith Barry H., machinist E. Crockett & Sons, h. First, cor.
Oglethorpe. Smith Benjamin C., bds. Mulberry, cor. New. SMITH BRIDGES W., editor Bridges Smith's Paper, h.
Third, cor. Pine. Smith Charles M., printer, wks. 106 Cherry, h. Columbus, nr.
Short. Smith Charles B., pressman, wks. 60 Second, h. Short, cor. Co
lumbus. Smith Charles C., butcher, Mulberry, nr. Fourth, h. Poplar, nr.
Second. Smith C. I., Miss, teacher N. Macon School, h. Vineville. Smith Cosby W., Rev., prof. Wesleyan Female College, h. Col
lege. Smith Dionysius, wood yard, h. Pine, nr. Sixth. Smith Durham G., pressman, wks. 60 Second, h. Short, cor. Co
lumbus. Smith Edward, H., messenger So. Exp. Co., h. Bond. Smith Edward S., planter, h. Spring, nr. Plum. Smith Eliza, widow James, h. Mulberry, cor. New. Smith Eugene P., constable, Cherry, nr. Second, h. College, cor.
Cotton Av.

A ClitJRGTJfAN'S IXDOKSEJIENT.-I hare used Simmons' Liver Regulator for several years, and am prepared
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Smith Flora, Miss, teacher Alexander School, h. Bond Hill. Smith George, blacksmith, Second, nr. M. & W. R. R. Smith George, cotton-shipper, h. Pine, nr. New. Smith George, c., porter, 80 Cherry. Smith George A., (S. S. Dunlap & Co., h. Bond, nr. Orange. Smith George F., c., clerk Post Office, h. Washington Av., nr.
Spring. Smith Griffis, c., foreman P. C. Sawyer. Smith Henry, tailer, wks. 28 Second, h. Walnut, nr. New. Smith Henry T., baggage master S. W. R. R., h. Hawthorne,
nr. Fifth. Smith James, book-keeper, Poplar, nr. First. SMITH JAMES H., printer, wks. 60 Second, h. Columbus,
nr. Hazel. Smith James W., carpenter C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Smith John, c., blacksmith, wks. Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Smith Joseph, engineer M. & A. R. R., h. Pine, cor. Fourth.
Smith Lucien W., (L. W. S. & Co.,) bds. Stubblefield House.
SMITH L. W. & CO., picture frames, pictures, music and
artist's materials, 15 Cotton Av.

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Smith Margaret, widow Abram, h. E. Macon. Smith M. F., widow Davis, grocer, Second, nr. Hawthorne. Smith Osborne L., clerk, 15 Cotton Av., bds. Female College. Smith Peyton R., clerk, 34 Second, bds. Stubblefield House. Smith Robert H., book-keeper, 10 Hollingsworth Block, h.
Vineviile. Smith Robert W., conductor C. R. R., h. Hazel, cor. Ross. Smith Rufus R., fireman M. & B. R. R., h. Hawthorne, cor.
Fourth.

GBEATLY RELIEVED BT ONE PACK AGE.-After four years' suffering, I found your invaluable remedy, and am happy to say it lias almost cured mo.__
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Smith Sidney, clerk, 96 Cherry, bds. Mulberry, nr. Smith Susan C., h. Hawthorne, nr. Fourth. Smith, Thomas P., bds. Brown's Hotel. Smith Walter F., clerk, 34 Second, bds. Bond. SMITH WALTER G., attorney and clerk County Commis
sioners, bds. Stubblefield House. Smith William M., carpenter M. & B. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Snelson Charles, c., peddler Wolff & Bro. Snider E. R., widow J. I., h. High, opp. Plum. Snow Amelia, widow Harvey, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. Solomon Charles H., (Wing & S.,) bds. Vineville. Solomon Nathan M., clerk, 49 Second, bds. Lanier House. Solomon Peter, capitalist, h. Vineville. Solomon Peter, Jr., clerk, 44 Second, bds. Vineville. Solomon S., clerk, 71 Cherry, bds. Mulberry, nr. Third. Solomon Stephen M., clerk, 48 Second, bds. Vineville. Solomon William G., clerk L. Ripley, bds. Vineville. SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Rev. F. M. Ken
nedy, editor, 60 Second. SOUTH MACON SCHOOL, H. T. Conner, principal, Troup,
cor. Hawthorne. SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO., T. H. Henderson, agent,
Fourth, nr. depot. SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP ASSOCIA
TION, Virgil Powers, gen. commissioner, C. A. Sindall, secretary, Mulberry, cor. Second. South Western R. R. of Georgia, W. G. Raoul, superintendent, Fifth. Spahr Herman, watchmaker, 76 Cherry, h. Third, bet. Pine and Plum. Spain F. D, widow W. B., boarding house, Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Spain James A., clerk, 38 Second, h. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. Spark Thornton S., conductor M. & B. R. R., h. Oak, nr. New. Sparks Frederick, c., janitor Court House, h. Collinsville. SPARKS O. G. & SON, (O. G. S. & W. B. S.,) warehouse and commission, Third, cor. Poplar. Sparks Ovid G., (O. G. S. & Son,) h. Washington Av., cor. Monroe. Sparks Willis B., (O. G. Sparks & Son,) h. Washington Av., cor. Monroe. Spates Sarah, widow Jesse, h. E. Macon. Speer Anthony, c., cook Brown's Hotel. Speer Henry O., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Second, cor. Arch. Springer Charles, bds. Byington's Hotel. Sprinz A., (A. S. & Co.,) h. Second, nr. Oak.

CUKE OF DYSPEPSIA.-I have used Simmons' Liver Regulator for eight months, and find it has entirely cured me. D. B, Dohson. 31. I)., Deer Park, Alabama.

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Sprinz Bernard, general store, 67 Third h. Second, nr. Oak. Sprinz Edward, clerk, 61 Cherry, bds. Arch, cor. First. Sprinz Emanuel, clerk, 68 Third, bds. Arch, nr. First.
Sprinz Joshua, clerk 68 Third, bds. Arch, nr. First. Sprinz & Co., (A. S. & Co.,) general store, 67 Cherry. Stafford John, c., carpenter J. S. Schofield & Son. Starr H. H., cotton buyer, Fourth, nr. Poplar, h. Second, cor.
Pine. Steed E. A. Rev., prof. Mercer University, res. Mims' Crossing
M. & W. R. R. Steed Robert E., book-keeper 72 Third, bds. Planters' Hotel.' Steele Carrie, c., stewardess Union depot. Steele Edward H., (M. R. Rogers & Co.,) bds. First, cor. Plum Stein George J., grocer, Third, cor. Hazel. Stein H., general store, 50 Mulberry, h. Fourth, nr. Walnut. Stephan Alfred, barkeeper Lanier House saloon. Stephan William, policeman, h. Monroe, nr. Jefferson. Stephanie Frederick H., mechanic, h. Troup Hill. Stephens Alexander H., candy manuf. 106 Cherry, h. Cherry,
bet. New and Spring. Stephens E. J., widow Allen R., h. Magnolia, bet. Spring and
Orange. Stephens James A., blacksmith C. R. R., bds. Planters' Hotel. Stephenson John, manager J. S. Stewart's stables, bds. Poplar,
nr. New. Sternheimer L. C., dry goods, h. Fourth, cor. Cherry. Stevens Ella, widow B., h. Fourth, cor Oak. Stevens L. L. Mrs., teacher S. Macon School, h. Troup Hill. Steward Richard, painter 36 Third, h. Hazel. Stewart E. J., painter, h. new Houston road, nr. Giles. Stewart John S., livery stables, Poplar, nr. Second, h. Poplar,
nr. New. Stickney William, c., wks. C. C, Smith Mulberry, nr. Fourth. Stirk Amelia, widow Samuel, h. Walnut, nr. Orange. Stirk John, clerk, 61 Cherry, bds. Walnut, cor. College. Stirk Martha E., widow James, h. Elm nr. McIntosh. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, (Catholic,) Rev. C. P. Gaboury,
Pastor, Fourth, bet. Mulberry and Walnut. STONE BENJAMIN F., agent Singer Manuf. Co., 80 Mul
berry, h. Pine nr. New. Stone Frank H., clerk M. & B. R. R., h. College, nr. Washing
ton. Av. ST. PAUL'S (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH, Madison, cor. For
syth. Stratton Charles C., h. Mulberry, nr. First.

THE BEST MEDICINE.-I liad occasion to use Simmons' liver Regulator ; it is beyond doubt the best medicine I ever saw. D. 0. H. Coston, Butler, Texas.

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STRATTON GEORGE W., lock and gunsmith, 48 Cherry, bds. Stubblefield House.
C3-, 'W'. STRATTON,

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TACKLE, LOCKSMITH AND GUNSMITH,
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Strayer George, moulder J. S. Schofield & Son, h. Fifth, ur. M. & W. R. R.
Strayer Louisa, widow Jacob, bds. Fifth, nr.M. & W. R. R. Strayer William H., engineer S. W. R. R., h. Fifth, nr. M. &
W. R. R. Strickland George W., blacksmith M. & B. R. R,, h. Elm, cor.
Johnson. Stripling L. A., widow William, bds. Second, cor. Oglethorpe. Stroberg Charles J., plumber, rear 100 Cherry, h. Oak, cor. New. Stroemer Henry R., (Rogers, Clancy & Co.,) h. Mulberry, cor.
Fourth. Strohecker Edward L., (Johnson & S.,) h. Mulberry, cor. Spring. Strohecker Henry F., (Dessau & S.,) bds. Mulberry, cor. Spring. Strong Edgar P., boots and shoes, 59 Second, h. Walnut, cor.
Third. Strong John W., bds. 45 Third. Stuart Richard, c., well digger, h. E. Macon. Stubbs Ann, widow Peter, h. First, cor. Pine. STUBBLEFIELD HOUSE, Mrs. S. L. Whitehurst, proprie
tress, Mulberry, bet. First and Second. Stubbs Rebecca B., widow P., h. Orange, nr. New. Stubbs Robert W., attorney, 59 Third, bds. Orange, nr. New. Stubbs Tillman, c., shoemaker, 52 Cotton Av. Stubbs Walter P., physician, h. Orange, head New. Subers Alexander, jeweler, wks. 24 Second, h. Second, nr. Pine. Subers Amos, h. E. Macon. Subers J. J., physician, bds. E. Macon. Subers Samuel M., clerk, 92 Cherry, h. Second, cor. Pine. Sullivan Eliza, widow D. V., fruits, Third, nr. Mulberry. Sullivan Cornelius, grocer, Vineville branch.

AX INDISPENSABLE ABTICLE.-Simmons' Liver Regulator is an indispensable article in every household. It cures all affections of the Liver. Cherokee Herald.

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IRS. S. L. WHITEHURST, Proprietress,
MACON, - GEORGIA.

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Sullivan David H., grocer, Washington Av., nr. High. Sullivan Thomas C, justice of peace, h. Windsor Hill. Sullivan Joshua D., printer, wks. 60 Second, h. Windsor Hill. Sullivan Thomas R., printer, wks. 60 Second, bds. Windsor Hill. Summerhill Nancy, widow Clinton, h. E. Macon. Sumrell Clinton, carpenter C. R. R., h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Sussdorff George E., physician, h. Johnson, nr. Forsyth. Sutphin Eliza, widow Henry, h. Second, nr. M. & W. R. R. Sutton C. L., widow J. J., h. Walnut, cor. Fourth. Sweeny Farly, farmer, Windsor Hill. Sweeney Miles, farmer, bds. Fourth, nr. M. & W. R. R. SWEET S. S., Rev., bds. Stubblefield House. Swindleurst John, machinist, Fourth, nr. M. & W. R. R. Swiune Mary, widow Edward, h. E. Macon.

Talbot Charles G., carpenter M. & B. R. R., h. E. Macon. Taukersley Thomas P., fireman S. W. R. R., h. new Houston
road, nr. city limits.

Have derived some benefit from the use of Simmons' Liver Regulator, and wish to give it a farther trial. Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia.

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Tanner Elizabeth, widow John, h. E. Macon. Tarver Albert, c., barber, Brown's Hotel. Tatman Parris, c., farmer, h. New, nr. Plum. Taylor Annie, widow Nathan, h. Arch, nr. Second. Taylor Charles, clerk, Cotton Av., nr. Cherry, h. Walnut, cor.
First. Taylor Edward P., (W. & E. P. T.,) bds. Second, bet. Walnut
and Mulberry. Taylor Elizabeth K., widow Wm., h. Fourth, nr. Hawthorne. Taylor Fanny, widow Hulet, h. nr. Cotton Factory. TAYLOR FRANK J., associate compiler City Directory, bds.
Byington's Hotel. TAYLOR HENRY C., 2d Lieut. Police, b. Ross, cor. Hazel. Taylor Henry M., dray line, h. Fourth, nr. Hawthorne. Taylor I., clerk A. McKenna, bds. Fourth, cor. Oak. Taylor Mallory H., clerk, Cherry, cor. Second, bds. Poplar, nr.
New. Taylor Richard, driver, h. E. Macon.
Taylor William, (W. & E. P. T.,) h. Second, bet. Mulberry
and Walnut. Taylor William E., bds. Second, bet. Mulberry and Walnut. Taylor W. & E. P., (W. T. & E. P. T.,) furniture and carpets,
Cotton Av., nr. Cherry. Teele William, carpenter, h. Windsor Hill. Terry James M., printer, Telegraph and Messenger, bds. Plan
ters' Hotel. Tharpe Cicero A., planter, h. Bass' Hill. THE CAPITAL BANK OF MACON, GEORGIA, H. L.
Jewett, President, N. M. Hodgkins, Cashier, 64 Second. THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, Clis-
by, Jones & Reese, proprietors, Cherry, cor. Second.
Thomas Austin, c., gardener, h. Plum, nr. High. Thomas Charles, c., wagon-maker, Poplar, nr. Second. Thomas Edwin C., teacher, h. Walnut, nr. Fourth. Thomas Elazarus, c., wks. C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Thomas Gus, c., porter City Hall. Thomas John, c., porter Carhart & Curd. Thomas John C., tobacco salesman W. F. Grace, h. Second, nr.
Pine.
Thomas Joseph, c., painter A. Tripod, h. Yineville. Thomas Nathan L., tin-smith, h. Third, nr. city limits. Thomas R. B., salesman, bds. Cotton Av., cor. Cherry. Thomas Sanford, c., brick-mason Cemetery. Thomas'T., engineer M. & A. R. R., bds. Byington's Hotel. Thomas William, barber, wks. 43 Third, h. Yineville.

TO THE TRAVELING PUBLTC.--We recommend Simmons' Liter Regulator to tlie traveling public. Editor Nashville Banner._

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CLISBY, JONES <3c REESE,
EDITORS AXD PEOPEIETOKS.

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SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR is most appropriately named. We haye tried it, and know. Publishers Weekly Clarion, Jackson, Miss.__

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Thomas William E., driver, h. Bassett Hill.
Thompson Henry, c., wks. M. & W. R. R., h. E. Macon.
Thompson John P., wks. Bibb Manuf. Co., h. E. Macon. Thompson Oscar W., clerk, 45 Second, bds. Vineville. Thompson Ransom A., grocer, Cotton Av., cor. New. Thompson William, h. Vineville. Thomson M. S., physician, Medical College, h. Arch, nr. First. Thornhill A. M., widow Wiley, h. E. Macon. Thornton John, c.-, porter, 38 Third. Thornton Reuben J., engineer M. & B. R. R., h. Oglethorpe,
cor. Second. Thurman Ella M iss, boarding house, Fifth, nr. Pine. Thurman John T., grocer, Fourth, nr. Plum, h. Hazel, nr. Third. Thurman P., widow James, h. Hazel, nr. Third.
Timberlake W. Clarke, (Anderson, T. & Co.,) h. First, bet.
Plum and Pine.
Tindall Henry C., farmer, h. Boundary, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Tindall Henrv C., book-keeper J. H. Campbell, h. Boundary, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Tinsley Addison R., (Seymour, T. & Co.,) h. Johnston, nr. Short. Tinsley Davies, bds. Johnston, nr. Short. TINSLEV FLEMING D., grain and provision merchant and
agent John Merryman & Co.'s amo. dissolved bones, City Bank building, h. Johnston, nr. Short. Tinsley T. D., (Seymour, T. & Co.,) h. Johnston, nr. Short. Tinsley Mrs., h. Johnston, nr. Short. Tinsley W. D., h. Johnston, nr. Short.
Tissereau Lewis, fireman M. & W. R. R., h. Ross, nr. Oglethorpe.
Tissereau Martha, widow Bercha, h. Third, nr. city limits. Tissereau Theodore, farmer, h. Elm, nr. Ross.
Torrance Samuel A., clerk Jones & Cook, bds. New, cor. Mag
nolia. Totten William J., tobacco, 6 Hollingsworth Block, h. Fourth,
cor. Pine. Tounsley Samuel A., salesman, 48 Third, bds. Byington's Hotel. Toy-, engineer M. & A. R. R., bds. First, bet. Poplar and
Plum.
Tracy Daniel D., carpenter and builder, h. Hawthorne, cor. Troup.
Traitel D., clerk, 67 Cherry, bds. Second, nr. Oak. Traywick I. J., planter, h. Third, cor. Arch.
TRIPOD A. P., house, sign and decorative painter, and paper hanger, Second, nr. Mulberry, h. Walnut, nr. Orange.
Troutman Harrold, h. Vineville.
Troutman Harry B., carpenter Ellis & Cutter, bds. Vineville.

SUPPLANTING ALL KIVALS.-Siminons' Liver Kegnlator is running all other Liver Medicines out of the market. Alex. W. Acheson, Denison, Texas.

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A. P. TRIPOD,

HOUSE, SIC3r]\r,

AND

AND
PAPER HANGER,
SECOND STREET, NEAR MULBERRY,
3VE-A.003NT, GEORGIA.
Truesdell .Jacob, h. Fourth, nr. M. &. W. R. R.
Truman Alfred, carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. Cherry, cor. First. Truman James W., (T., Walker & Co.,) h. Magnolia, nr. Spring.
Truman John, fireman S. W. R. R., h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross.
TRUMAN, WALKER & CO., (J. W. T., B. P. W. & G. E.
King,) house furnishing goods, 92 Cherry. Tucker J. C., widow Alexander, bds. Oak, nr. Third. Tucker Rodolphus R., cotton shipper, h. Arch, nr. Spring. Tucker W. I., physician, 82 Cherry. Tucker Summerfield N., Rev., pastor Jones' Chapel, bds. Troup
Hill Turner David L., grocer, Fourth, cor. Plum, h. Third, cor. Pine. Turner Hatch, book-keeper Saulsbury, Respess & Co., bds. By-
ington's Hotel. Turner Hudson D., clerk D. L. Turner, bds. Third, cor. Pine. Turner Samuel, c., wks. M. & A. R. R., h. Sixth, nr. Mul
berry. Turpin G. B., (T. & Ogden,) h. Second, cor. Oak. Turpin H. C., clerk, 25 Cotton Av., bds. Yineville. Turpin & Ogden, (G. B. T. & J. M. O.,) insurance, 64 Mul
berry. Tutt Benjamin, bds. Byington's Hotel.
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THE BEST MEDICINE.--I had occasion to use Simmons' Liver Regulator ; it is beyond doubt the best medicine I ever saw. D. 0. H. Coston, Butler, Texas.

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Tye F., book-keeper, City Hall, bds. Orange, nr. Georgia Av. Tyson John, h. Windsor Hill.

XT.
Ullman A. restaurant, 45 Third. Urquhart John A., engineer C. R. R., h. E. Macon.

V.
VanBibber William H., printer Telegraph and Messenger, bds. New nr. Plum.
Valentino Daniel, carriage maker, wks. Second, nr. Poplar, h. Windsor Hill.
Valentino John, (A. Ullman & Co.,) and saloon, 68 Cherry, h.
Walnut, nr. Fourth. Vance Lucy A., widow James, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Van Horton Edward, tinner, wks. 100 Cherry, h. Troup Hill. Vann Jane, widow Asa, h. Second, nr. M. & W. R. R. Vann Reese, carpenter, h. Hawthorne, nr. Second. Vann Sarah, widow Archibald, h. Second, nr. M. & W. R. R. Vannucki Louis, saloon, Poplar, cor. Third. Vansyckle John C., clerk, 59 Third, bds. Lanier House. VanValkenburg Charles M., patent signs, 24J Cotton Av., h.
Fourth, nr. Mulberry. VanValkenburg E. C., engineer C. R. R., bds. Bass, nr. Ogle
thorpe. Vardeman J. E., printer, wks. 106 Cherry, bds. 226 Congress. Varderaan Mary M., widow Benjamin, h. 226 Congress. Varnam & Bro., c., grocers, Fourth, nr. Plum. Vaughn Abner W., clerk C. R. R., bds. Fourth, cor. Wharf. Venable Jame E., machinist, h. Elm, nr. Troup. Villepigue M. W., Mrs., teacher South Macon School, h. head
Poplar.
Vining Jackson L., fireman S. W. R. R., h. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Vining Frank M., clerk J. T. Thurman, h. Hazel, nr. Fourth. Vi noil John, fireman C. R. R., h. nr. Georgia Mills. Virdin Fred B., book-keeper 51 Third, h. Vineville. Virgin J. A., farmer, h. Vineville. Virgin Samuel H., physician, 62 Mulberry, nr. Third. Virgin William H., clerk, bds. Poplar, nr. Cotton Av. VOLGER W. B., tobacco and cigars, Mulberry, cor. Second,
h. Cotton Av., cor. Cherry.
w.
Wachtel Charles, h. Oak, nr. Second. Wachtel David, h. Oak, nr. Second.

A GENTLE REMEDY.--Simmons' Liver Regulator performs its work by invigorating ___ the organs, and thus expelling the disease.

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Wade Frances, widow J. B., h. Third, cor. Pine. Wade John, engineer S. W. R. R., bds. Third, cor. Pine. Wagener Louis, cook Lanier House.
WAGGENSTEIN R., baker and confectioner, Fourth, cor. Hawthorne.
Wagnon George R., master mechanic M. & B. R. R., h. Ash, cor. Fourth.
Waldner Joseph, gunsmith, wks. 30 Second, bds. Floyd House. Walker Augusta C., widow William, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Walker Austin M., h. Johnson, nr. Tatnall Sq. Walker Barnard, butcher, Fourth, cor. Oak. Walker Benjamin P., (Truman, W.& Co.,) h. Second, nr. Poplar. Walker Charles M., adjuster, 25 Cotton Av., h. Tatnall Sq. Walker Cornelius, c., drayman, h. Orange, nr. Cemetery. Walker David L., clerk, 88 Cherry, h. Washington Av., cor.
Orange. Walker Elizabeth, widow Jesse, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Walker Frederick, upholsterer, h. Vineville. Walker James, c., brick-moulder, h. Mulberry, nr. Sixth. Walker Joseph A., clerk So. Exp. Co., h. Plum, bet. First and
Second. Walker Mary, widow David, h. nr. Cotton Factory. Walker Preston, hardware, Cherry, nr. Second, h. Second, nr.
Poplar.
Walker Robert S., carpenter Ellis & Cutter, h. Ash, nr. Ross. Walker Robert R., carpenter, h. Short, nr. Columbus. Walker Samuel T., grocer, 88 Cherry, h. Pine, nr. Spring. Walker T. D., (Mason & W.,) bds. Second, nr. Oak. Wallace Mansfield, c., porter 70 Second. Wallace M. E., widow Frank, h. Fourth bet. Pine and Oak. Wallace Samuel, c., wks. So. Exp. Co. Wallace Stephen, c., drayman. 52 Cherry. Wallace William B., grocer, Fourth, cor. Plum, h. 169 Fourth. Wallace William S., bds. 169 Fourth. Waller Frank, c., porter 92 Cherry, h. Poplar, nr. Spring. Walton John W., h. Plum, nr. Fourth. Walton Joseph J., h. Plum, nr. Fourth. Wamach Mary, widow William, h. E. Macon. Wand James, c., barber, Isaacs' House. Ward Charles T., h. Vineville.
Ward John W., salesman, 72 Third, bds. Second, nr. Poplar. Ward Patrick, h. 29 Cherry.
Ware James H., barber, wks. Mulberry, cor. Second, h. Rose, head First.
Ware John W., carpenter, h. Columbus, cor. Oglethorpe.

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WARE THOMAS J., Jr., grocer, Columbus, cor. Oglethorpe. Ware Mims S., (Morris & W.,) bds. Cherry, nr. Spring. Warnke August E., book-keeper, 96 Cherry, h. Mulberry, nr.
Third. Warnke Frederick, tailor, 65 Mulberry. Warnock Amelia B., widow John P., h. E. Macon.
Warren James E., pattern maker E. Crockett & Sons, h.
Fourth, nr. M. & W. R. R. Warren George, c., carpenter, h. Wharf, nr. New. Warwick -, conductor S. W. R. R., bds. First, bet. Poplar
and Plum. Warwick Thomas F., machinist C. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Wasden George, blacksmith C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Washington Amos, c., carpenter, h. Pleasant Hill. Washington James H., agent, h. Washington Av., cor. College. Washington M. A., widow J. H. R., h. Washington Av., cor.
College. Washington Madison, c., wks. S. W. R. R., h. Fifth, nr. Poplar. Washington Samuel, c., porter 61 Third, h. Plum, nr. First. Wasner George D., blacksmith C. R. R., bds. E. Macon. Wasner John, boiler maker C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Wasner William L., bds. E. Macon. Waterhouse Edward W., engineer C. R. R., h. Second, nr.
M. & W. R. R. Waterhouse John W., bds. Second, nr. M. & W. R. R. Waterhouse Sarah, widow William, bds. Second, nr. M. & W.
R. R. Waterhouse Thomas, engineer S. W. R. R., h. Pine, nr. Fourth. Watson Asa R., City Editor Telegraph and Messenger, h.
Second, nr. Arch.
Watson John W., engineer M. & W. R. R., h. Boundary, nr.
M. & W. R. R. Watson Richard B., cotton buyer, 6J Hollingsworth Block, bds.
Lanier House. Watt H. S., clerk, 93 Mulberry, h. New, bet. Poplar and Cherry. Watts Isaac, h. E. Macon. Waxelbaum Joseph, (S. W. & Bro.,) res. New York. Waxelbaum Joseph, clerk, 45 Second, bds. College, nr. Wash
ington Av. Waxelbaum Solomon, (S. W. & Co.,) h. College, nr. Washing
ton Av. Waxelbaum S. & Bro., (S. W. & J. W.,) wh. dry goods, 43 and
45 Second. Waxelbaum S. & Co., (Solomon Waxelbaum & S. Weichsel-
baum,) dry goods, 47 Second.

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TJse of Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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Weaks Benj. P., butcher, Mulberry, nr. Fourth, h. E. Macon. Webster George J., Rev., Pastor Colored Congregational Church,
h. New, bet. Pine and Oak. Webster Wingfield S., clerk, 1 Blake's Block, bds. Cherry, bet.
Spring and First. Weed Joseph E., bds. Orange, cor. Forsyth. Weichselbaum Samuel, (S. Waxelbaum & Co.,) h. First, cor.
Plum. Weil M., clerk, 67 Cherry, bds. Second, nr. Oak. Welch James M., carpenter, h. Tatnall Sq. Welch Thomas J., conductor S. W. R. R., bds. Byington's
Hotel. Welch W. S., conductor S. W. R. R., bds. Byington's Hotel. Wells George B., soda manuf., bds. First, nr. Cherry. Wells Joseph, Sr., clerk Carhart & Curd, h. Second, nr., Mul
berry. Wells Joseph E., Jr., engraver, 48 Second, h. High, nr. Orange. Wells Rufus H., fireman M. & W. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Wells Theodore, clerk C. R. R., h. Walnut, bet. Third and
F ourth. Wertheimer James, cigar manufacturer, Fourth, nr. Plum, h.
Fourth, nr. Arch. WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, W. C. Bass, Presi
dent, College, cor. Washington Av. West David, machinist C. R. R., h. E. Macon. West Lindsey, c., barber, wks. Byington's Hotel. West Sarah, h. E. Macon. West William, H., farmer, h. E. Macon. Wescott Henry P., harness maker, wks. 44 Third, h. Second,
cor. Plum. Wescott G. Samuel, machinist, bds. Second, cor. Plum. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., D. E. Norris,
manager, 66 Mulberry. Westmoreland Robert, c., porter Singleton & Hunt, h. Plum,
nr. High. Whaley John L., fireman M. & W. R. R., h. Boundary, bet.
Second and Third. Wheeler J. C., City Engineer and superintendent Public Works,
City Hall, bds. Poplar, nr. Spring. Wheeler Z. B., saloon, Fourth, opp. depot, h. Pine, bet. Third
and Fourth.
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine Co., W. W. Clarke, agt,
25 Cotton Av. Wheelan Joseph E., (Poole & W.,) h. E. Macon. White Benjamin, c., mail carrier Telegraph and Messenger.

Simmons' Liver Regulator restores appetite and

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White Early M., trucker C. R. R., h. Windsor Hill. White John, c., shoemaker, Cotton Av., cor. New. White Thomas, c., porter, 68 Third, h. Oak, nr. Second. White Thomas W., baggage master M. & B. R. R., h. Wind
sor Hill. White Thomas W., printer Telegraph and Messenger, bds. New,
nr. Plum. White Tucker J., c., painter, wks. Poplar, nr. Third, h. College,
nr. Magnolia. White Volia, c., carrier Telegraph and Messenger, h. Poplar, nr.
New. White William, painter, 36 Third, h. Bridge Row. White William G., salesman, 96 Cherry, h. High, opp. Plum. Whitehead William H., book-keeper, 88 Cherry, bds. Arch, nr.
First. Whitehurst James, h. First, nr. Walnut. WHITEHURST SARAH L., widow Howell, proprietress
Stubblefield House, Mulberry, bet. First and Secoud. Whitney A. N., widow Albert, h. Magnolia, nr. Spring. Whitney Zeno, clerk, 83 Cherry, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross. Whitney Z. W., watchman M. & W. R. R., h. Oglethorpe, nr.
Ross. Whittington John W., wks. Cotton Factory, h. nr. Factory. Whittle Abner P., (Whittle & W.,) bds. Georgia Av., cor. Col
lege.
Whittle Lewis N., (W. & Whittle,) h. Georgia Av., cor. Col
lege. WHITTLE & WHITTLE, (L. N. W. & A. P. W.,) attor
neys, 2 Cotton Av. Wiggins Burwell, c., driver, h. Madison, nr. Cubbedge Al. Wiggins Green, c., carpenter, Washington Av., cor. Spring. Wi)bourn Alfred, c., grocer, E. Macon. Wilbourn Joseph, (W. F. Cannon & Co.,) h, Oglethorpe, cor.
Fourth. Wilbourn Joseph G., clerk, 45 Second, bds. Stubblefield House. Wilcox E. A., cotton and commission, 6J Hollingsworth Block,
bds. Byington's Hotel. Wilcox Benjamin F., printer, h. Windsor Hill. Wilder J. H. B., wks. R. C. Wilder & Son, bds. Troup Hill. Wilder Christopher C., (R. C. W. & Son,) h. Arch, bet. Third
and Fourth. Wilder Frank, printer, wks. 60 Second, bds. Troup Hill. Wilder John C., tinner, wks. 92 Cherry, h. Troup Hill. Wilder Louis, c., cook 45 Third, h. Vineville. Wilder Reuben C., (R. C. W. & Son,) h. Troup Hill.

Thoroughly conquers general debility.

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WILDER R. C. & SON, (R. C. W. & C. C. W.,) sash, door and blind manuf., Third, nr. Plum.
Wilder William A., carpenter R. C. Wilder & Son, h. Troup
Hill. Wiley Charles M., planter, h. College, nr. Bond. Wilkerson Ellen, widow James T., h. Fourth, nr. Mulberry. Wilkinson Beverly, carpenter, h. Hazel, nr. Calhoun. Willet Edgeton H., bds. Tatnall Sq. Willet Hugh M., student, bds. Tatnall Sq. Willet Joseph E.. prof. Mercer University, h. Tatnall Sq. Willet Nathaniel!.., (J. P. Lee & Co.) bds. Tatnall Sq. William Abram, wks. Telegraph and Messenger, h. Second, nr.
Oak. Williams Catharine, widow James, h. Fourth, cor. Walnut. William Abram, c., carpenter, h. nr. Tatnall Sq. Williams Charles, c., wks. brickyard, h. New, nr. Walnut. Williams Chauncey C. Rev., rector Christ (Episcopal) Church,
bds. New, nr. Mulberry. Williams Clarence A., engineer S. W. R. R., h. Fifth, cor. Wharf. Williams Edmund, c., glazier, 69 Second, h. McIntosh, nr. Hazel. Williams Elizabeth J., widow Gray, h. Washington Av., cor.
Madison. Williams Erasmus D., fireman C. R. R., h. Wharf, cor. Fifth. Williams Hansell, harness-maker, h. McIntosh, nr. Elm. Williams Harry Rev., c.. pastor Baptist Church, h. Rose Hill.
Williams John, (A. Saverese & Co.,) h. Cotton Av., nr. Poplar.
Williams John, c.. shoe-maker, Vineville Branch. Williams Luther, W. U. Tel. operator, h. Mulberry, cor. First. Williams Martin, cutter, 42 Second, bds. Brown's Hotel. Williams Mack, c., fireman Ellis & Cutter, h. Walnut, nr. Fifth. Williams Mack J., c., painter, h. Monroe, nr. Madison. Williams Myron, h. west of Tatnall Sq. Williams Samuel, c., drayman, 52 Cherry. Williams Sandy, c., cook, h. New, nr. Wharf. Williams Thomas, porter, 55 Third. Williams Uriah L., painter M. & B. R. R., h. Boundary, cor.
Elm. Williams William D., principal Blind Academy, Orange, opp.
High. Williams William D., Jr., teacher Blind Academy. Williams Willie, clerk, 47 Second, bds. Madison, cor. Washing
ton Av. Williamson Alexander, tinner, bds. New, cor. Poplar. WILLIAMSON CHARLES J., City Treasurer, h. Orange,
bet. Magnolia and Georgia Av.

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Williamson Georgia, widow Churchill, h. E. Macon. Williamson S. A., widow E. C., h. Madison, nr. Washington Av. Willard William M., grocer, Fifth, nr. Wharf. Williford Amanda, widow David, h. McIntosh, nr. Elm. WILLINGHAM BENJAMIN L., cotton warehouse, Fourth,
bet. Cherry and Poplar, h. Orange, cor. Bond.

COTTON FACTOR,
FOURTH STREET,
MA-COIST, GEORGIA,
I OBEY INSTRUCTIONS, AND DO MY BEST TO PLEASE.
Willingham Calder B., cashier, Fourth, nr. Cherry, h. College, nr. Washington Av.
Willingham C. B. & Bro., (C. B. W. & R. J. W.,) insurance agents, Fourth, bet. Cherry and Poplar.
Willingham Osgood P., salesman, 51 Second, bds. Bond Hill. Willingham Robert J., principal N. Macon School, h. Orange,
nr. Forsyth. WILLINGHAM THOMAS, Jr., attorney, 64 Mulberry, h.
New, bet. Cherry and Poplar. Willis Mary J., widow W. J., I). Calhoun, nr. Hazel. Wilson Andrew, peddler, new Houston road, nr. city limits. WILSON CHRISTOPHER J., treasurer M. & B. R. R., h.
Walnut, bet. Second and Third.
Wilson Edward M., clerk M. & B. R. R., bds. Walnut, bet.
Second and Third. Wilson Eugene, c., barber, Byington's Hotel, h. Tatnall Sq.

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Wilson Frank M., watchman C. R. R., h. E. Macon. Wilson James I., cabinet maker, wks. Cotton Av., nr. Cherry,
h. First, cor. Wharf. Wilson John, h. Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Wilson Obe, c., barber, Cotton Av., nr. Plum. Wilson Pres., c., wks. So. Exp. Co. Wilson Samuel, c., carpenter, h. Walnut, cor. First. Wilson Starke, c., brick-moulder, h. Mulberry, nr. Sixth. Wilson William, c., porter, 52 Cherry. Wilson William C., architect, bds. High, nr. Orange. Winberg John, blacksmith C. R. R., h. Fourth, nr. Railroad. WINDHAM W. W. & CO., (W. W. W. & Co.,) painters
Dixie Works, Cherry, cor. First. Windham William W., (W. W. W. & Co.,) h. E. Macon. Wing Edward, carpenter, h. Calhoun, cor. Elm. Wing George F., printer, 58 Cherry, h. Pine, bet. Second and
Third. Wing & Solomon, (estate L. H. Wing & C. H. S.,) jewelers, 48
Second. Wingfield Edward A., clerk P. H. Wright, bds. Fourth, nr. Arch. Wingfield Nettie Miss, teacher College St. School, bds. Georgia
Av., nr. Orange. Wingham William, h. Fourth, nr. Hazel. Winn Cooper D., book-keeper, 35 Third, bds. Vineville. Winn Emeline, widow Samuel, h. new Houston road, nr. city
limits. Winship Emory, (W. & Callaway,) h. College, bet. Bond and
Georgia Av. Winship Isaac, h. New, nr. Poplar. Winship Nathaniel R., clerk, 45 Second, bds. Lanier House. WINSHIP & CALLAWAY, (E. W. & J. T. C.,) clothing,
50 Second. Winter C. V., widow James, h. Poplar, cor. New. Winter George, laborer Ellis & Cutter, h. Wharf, nr. Fifth. Winter Henry, printer Telegraph & Messenger, bds. Daly House. Winter Mary, widow Joseph, h. Windsor Hill. Winter V. Mrs., teacher N. Macon School, h New, cor. Poplar. Winter W. Banks, machinist C. R. R., bds. Poplar, cor. New. Wiutrip John, cigar maker, wks. 87 Cherry, h. Vineville. Wippler Frederick W., grocer, 27 Cherry. Wise L. L. C., widow Bazil A., h. New, nr. Walnut. Witkowski Elias, dry goods, 72 Cherry. Witkowski David, salesman 68 Third, bds. Mulberry, nr. Third. Wolff Edward, (W. & Bro.,) h. First, nr. Poplar. Wolff William, (W. & Bro.,) h. Second, cor. Oak.

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Wolff & Bro., (W. W. & E. W.,) paper and bags, Fourth, nr. Cherry.
Womack Jackson, c., porter 64 Second, h. Arch, nr. First. Wood Albin C., carpenter, h. Cherry, nr. Fourth. WOOD ARTHUR L., agent, pianos and music, 90 Mulberry,
h. Second, cor. Walnut.
____
ARTHUR I*. WOOD, Agent,
DEALER IN
Pianos, Organs, Small Instruments,

AND SHEET MUSIC AND BOOKS,
90 Mulberry Street, MACON, GEORGIA.

The celebrated ESTEY ORGANS and unrivaled CHICKERING PIANOS. Music Orders promptly filled, and selections of Music made by myself. Send me your orders.

Wood Charles M, policeman, h. Ross, cor. Elm. Wood E. H., widow James, h. Second, Godfrey District. Wood George, carriage trimmer, h. Houston road, nr. Boundary. Wood George W., machinist C. R. R., h. Troup Hill. Wood Grenville, grocer, McIntosh, nr. M. & W. R. R., h. Wind
sor Hill.
Wood James, book-keeper City Bank, h. E. Macon. Wood John, butcher, h. Oglethorpe, cor. Ross. Wood John W., clerk, h. Troup Hill.

Sprint Bels, Carpets, Willow Slates, fall Paper ani laltinp,
Elegantly finished METAL CASES and CASKETS.
ALSO,
CASES, COFFINS AND CASKETS
ITV ALL WOODS. J8@" Orders by telegraph promptly attended to.
Next to Lanier House, MACON, GA.

For dyspepsia, liver complaint, and debility.

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Wood Lina, widow Thomas, h. Oglethorpe, nr. Third.

WOOD THOMAS, furniture, oil cloths, carpets, wall paper,

92 Mulberry, h. Mulberry, nr. New.

Wood Thomas E.. bds. McIntosh, nr. M. & W. R. R.

Wood Timothy D., h. Oglethorpe, nr. Ross.

Wood William H., butcher, wks. 9 Hollingsworth Block, h.

Vineville.

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"Wood Willis, carpenter and builder, h. Windsor Hill.

Woodfin William G., Prof. Mercer University, h. Vineville.

Woodliff Edward, c., barber Brown's Hotel, h. Spring, cor.

Wharf.

Woodruff A. S. Mrs., milliner, 68 Mulberry.

Woodruff Charles B., bds. 68 Mulberry.

Woodruff David B., florist, h. Vineville.

Woodson Alfred R., clerk Lanier House.

Woodson Wm. H., clerk, 52 Second, bds. Second, cor. Walnut.

Worsley James, carpenter, h. Ross, cor. Hazel.

Wright Annie Miss, boarding house, Cherry, nr. Sixth.

Wright Council B., cashier 66 Mulberry, bds. Georgia Av., nr.

Orange.

WRIGHT D. S., dentist, 38 Second, h. College, nr. Washing

ton Av.

Wright George W., clerk, 61 Third, h. Magnolia, bet. Spring

and Orange.

Wright Nancy, widow Joseph W. h. New, nr. Pine.

Wright P. H., physician, Fourth, nr. Orange, h. Georgia Av.,

nr. Orange.

Wrigley B. H., 5 Blake's Block, h. Windsor Hill.

Wrigley William W., cashier, First National Bank, h. Third,

cor. Wharf.

Wrye Milton E., carpenter, h. Troup Hill.

Wrye William, bailiff, h. College, nr. Cemetery.

Wyche A. H., cotton buyer, h. Walnut, nr. Fourth.

Wyche John W., dray line, bds. Oak, nr. Fifth.

Wylie William A., (W. & Johns,) Oak, bet. New and Spring.

Wylie & Johns, (W. A. W. & J. W. J.,) saloon, Byingtou's

Hotel.

Wynn Thomas J., fireman C. R. R., h. Fifth, bet. Walnut and

Wharf.
Wynn Robert S., (W. & Lightfoot,) bds. Planters' Hotel.

WYNN & LIGHTFOOT, (R. S. W. & R. H. L.,) grocers

and provision, 78 Third.

J. W. BURKE & CO. have a large assortment of Books, Stationery, and ev erything to be found in a first class Book Store. Call on them. Good bargains can be had.

CAUSE OF SLEEPLESSNESS.-As soon as I feel the least nervous. I take a dose of Simmons' Liver Regulator, and sleep all night. B, Bryant, Oris'voldville. (in.

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CHILLS AND FEYER.--I was cured by Simmons' Liver Regulator, after having _suflered several years with chills and fever. R. I. Anderson.

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man, Third, cor. Mulberry. Young John P., clerk, 93 Mulberry, h. Oak, bet. First and
Second. Youngblood Thomas K., cabinent maker, wks. 94 Mulberry, h.
Hazel, nr. Calhoun. Youngblood William S., repairer, 94 Mulberry, bds. Troup
Hill. YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Walter T.
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Headache, that petty annoyance that clouds the spirit and weakens the hand, arises _from a disordered liver, and can be cured by Simmons' Liver Regulator.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1877-8.

ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
(See General Intelligence.')
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Dunlap S. S., 72 Third. Farquhar A. B., 10 Hollingsworth
Block, Poplar. JESSOP FRANCIS, Agent, 10 Hol
lingsworth Block, Poplar.
ARCHITECTS.
Fuss Jeremiah, Bass' Hill. Wilson William C., High, nr. Orange.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Smith L. W. & Co., 15 Cotton Av.
ATTORNEYS.
Bacon & Rutherford, 80 Cherry. Blount, Simmons & Hardeman, 88
Cherry. Dessau & Strohecker, 62 Mulberry. - Edwards H. S., 48 Second. Erwin Howell C., 80 Cherry. Fischer Samuel, Wall, cor. Third. Fort John P., 86 Cherry. - Gresham Thomas B., 88 Mulberry. Gustin George W., 2 Cotton Av. '* Hall, Son & Poe, Mulberry, cor. Sec
ond. , Hardema* & Mason, 66 Cherry.
Harris Charles J., 88 Mulberry. Hines Richard H., go Cherry. JEMISON R. W., 52 Second.., v Lanier & Anderson, Hill & Harris, 24
Second. Lofton & Bartlett, 90 Mulberry. Long Cicero E., 52 Second. LYON & NISBET, 35 Third. NISBET ROBERT A., 2 Cotton Av. Patterson Robert W., 84 Cherry. Poe William A., 48 Second. Proudfit Alexander, 37 Third. ..Rutherford John, Sr., 62 Mulberry. Smith Walter G., Court House. Stubbs Robert W., 59 Third. Whittle & Whittle, 2 Cotton Av. Willingham Thomas, Jr., 64 Mulberry.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
Cherry William A., 87 Cherry. Cobb J. B. & Co., 102 Cherry. Kennedy J. L., 85 Cherry. Pratt George H., 102 Cherry.
BAKERS.
Kreutz A., Cotton Av., cor. Poplar. Merkel Louis, 76 Cherry. McGrath P., 34 Third. Waggenstein R., Fourth, cor. Haw
thorne.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
(See General Intelligence.)
BARBERS. Austin Green, 43 Third. Bickers J. H., Mulberry, cor. Second. Braseal Willis, 43 Third. Clarke Wm. B., Cotton Av., nr. Poplar. Ford James, Isaacs' House. Loh Michael, Lanier House. Wilson E., c., Byington's Hotel. Wilson O., c., Cotton Av., nr. Plum. Woodliff Edward, c., Brown's Hotel.
BLACKSMITHS.
Benjamin Jas., c., Mulberry, nr. Second. Cish Daniel, Third, nr. Walnut. Hall Matthew, c., Poplar, nr. Second., Harris & Jones, Fourth, cor. Poplar. Hill Henry, c., Poplar, cor. Third. Jones George, Vineville Branch. Moore Charles, Fourth, nr. Walnut. Oliver Jack, c., Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Smith G., Second, nr. M. & W. R. R.
BLANK-BOOK MAKERS. BURKE J. W. & CO., 60 Second.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Brown Edward B., First, bet. Poplar and Plum.
Brown E. M., 8oj Mulberry. Harris R. A. Mrs., Second, nr. Poplar. Hinton C., Poplar, nr. New. Hutchins R. Mrs., Cherry, nr. New. Spain F. D. Mrs., Poplar, nr. Cotton Av.

AX INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE.-Simmons' Liver Regulator is an indispensable article in every household. It cures all affections of the Liver, Cherokee Herald*

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BOOK-BINDERS. BURKE J. W. & CO., 60 Second.
BOOK-SELLERS & STATIONERS.
Brown H. Burr, 84 Mulberry. BURKE J. W. & CO., 60 Second. Gaboury Joseph A., 82 Mulberry. Lee John P. & Co., 4 Cotton Av. Smith L. W. & Co., 15 Cotton Av.
BOOTS AND SHOES, Wholesale. Meyer M. S. & Co., 98 Cherry. Coleman S. T. & Co., 96 Cherry. Mix & Kirtland, 3 Cotton Av.
BOOTS AND SHOES, Retail. Blouenstein Samuel, 32 Second. McKervey Hugh, 20 Second. Mix & Kirtland, 3 Cotton Av. and 66
Third. Schall Jacob, 86 Cherry. Singleton & Hunt, 49 Second and 28
Cotton Av. Strong Edgar P., 52 Second.
BOTTLERS. Binswanger M. L., 55 Cherry.
BRASS FOUNDERS. Reynolds Alex., Fourth, cor. Hazel.
BRICK YARDS. Anderson William F., Vineville. Howard Thomas C., South of Reserve.
BROKERS. Bostick John E., h. Pine, nr. First. Carnes W. W., 37 Third. RIPLEY LORENZO, 56% Cherry.
BROKERS, Merchandise. Jones T. Skelton, 84 Cherry. Ripley Lorenzo, 56^ Cheriy.
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. Ellis & Cutter, Wharf, bet. Third and
Fourth. Guernsey & Reynolds, 69 Second.
CABINET MAKERS. (See also Furniture.') Hill L. S., 15 Cotton Av.
CANDY MANUFACTURERS. Stephens A. H., 106 Cherry.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Bartrum, Hendrix & Co., Cherry, cor.
First.

Cornell John J., 84 Mulberry. Fuss Jeremiah, Bass' Hill. Guernsey & Reynolds, 69 Second. Pettit Gilbert B., Tatnall Sq. Tracy D. D., Hawthorne, cor. Troup. Wood Willis, Windsor Hill.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. Taylor W. & E. P., Cotton Av., nr.
Cherry. Wood Thomas, 92 Mulberry.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. Collins W. W. & Bro., Second, nr.
Poplar. FREEMAN & GREENE, Second, nr.
Mulberry. Groce F. L., rear 63 Third.
CEMENT. AYRES ASHER, Poplar, bet. Second
and Third.
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY. Obear George S., Jr., 100 Cherry.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Gans Nathan A., Fourth, nr. Plum. Mantoue E., 75 Cherry. Peyser M., Jr., 3 Brown House Block. Wertheimer James, Fourth, nr. Plum.
CIGARS AND TCJBACCO.
Brown J. F., Brown's Hotel. Daus Adolph, 60 Cherry, cor. Third. Heymam Emile, Lanier House. Lightfoot William T., 24Cotton
Avenue. Volger W. B., Mulberry, cor. Second.
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Wheeler J. C., City Hall.
CLOTHING.
[See, also, Merchant Tailors.)
Baer David J., Third, cor. Cherry. Hertz Jacob H., 90 Cherry. KEY & SAULSBURY, 4.4 Second. Winship & Callaway, 50 Second.
COAL DEALERS.
Butts & Ross, Pine, nr. Sixth.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Campbell & Jones, Poplar, cor. Sec ond.
Ellis Hayne, 59 Third.

SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR Is most appropriately named. We haye tried it, _and know. Publishers Meekly Clarion, Jackson, Miss.

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Ellis William L., 59 Third. English & Huguenin, Poplar, nr. First. Flanders Bros., Third, cor. Poplar. Greer Jasper F., 5 Blake's Block. Hardeman Thomas, Poplar, cor. Third. Jewett Henry L., 64 Second. Johnson, Strohecker & Co., 7 and 8
Blake's Block. JONES & COOK, Cotton Av., cor.
Cherry. McCallie A., Cotton Av., nr. Cherry. Ripley Lorenzo, 563^ Cherry. Sparks O. G. & Son, Third, cor. Pop
lar. Wilcox E. A., Hollingsworth Blk.

Saulsjmry, Respess & Co., Fourth, cor. Poplar.
Willingham B. L., Fourth, bet. Cherry and Poplar.
COTTON FACTORIES. (& General Intelligence.)
COTTON GINS. Findlay C. S. & G. W., Arch, cor.
Third. Sawyer Peter C., Cherry, cor. Fifth.
COTTON MERCHANTS. Wilcox E. A., 6^2 Hollingsworth Bl'k.

CONFECTIONERS.
Callaghan Thomas O., 32 Third. Casey James A., 41 Third. Dinkier Jacob, 51 Mulberry. Harvey Maggie T., Miss, Cotton Av.,
nr. Plum. Helfrich S., 5 Brown House Block. Rogers M. R. & Co., 106 Cherry. Schoneman F. A., 74 Cherry. Sullivan E., Mrs., Third, nr. Mulberry.
COTTON BROKERS.
Brown R. H., Cherry, nr. Spring. Coleman J. G., Orange, nr. Magnolia. Rogers D. R., Poplar, nr. Cotton Av.
COTTON BUYERS.
Bostick R. D., h. Third, cor. Oak. Cargill John S., 63 Third. Clarke Walter S., Oak, nr. First. Connor D. B., Walnut, cor. Second. Connor Z. T., Walnut, nr. Second. Crutchfield A. W., High, opp. Plum. Crutchfield John F., High, opp. Plum. Ellis Hajme, 59 Third. Ellis William L., 59 Third. Hollingsworth W. T., 5 Hollingsworth
Block. Holmes Charles T., 59 Third. Roosevelt J. P., Blake's Block. Ross & Palmer, 37 Third. Ruan John G., 33^ Blake's Block. Starr H. H., Fourth, nr. Poplar. Watson R. B., 63J Hollingsworth
Block. Wyche A. H., Walnut, nr. Fourth.
COTTON FACTORS.
Campbell & Jones, Poplar, cor. Second. English & Huguenin, Poplar, nr. First. Flanders Brothers, Third, cor. Poplar. Hardeman Thos., Poplar, cor. Third.

COTTON SHIPPERS. Edwards J. A., Ga. Av., cor. Madison. North Henry, Johnson, nr. Forsyth. Smith George, Pine, nr. New. Tucker R. R., Arch, nr. Spring.
COTTON WAREHOUSES. (See Warehouses.')
DENTISTS. Best A. O. Dr., Second, nr. Mulberry. Ford William W., 62 Second. Holmes J. P. & W. R., 84 Mulberry. Merrill Charles H., 38 Second. Wright D. S., 38 Second.
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS. ROGERS, GEORGE H., 60 Second.
DISTILLERS. Campbell James H., Cherry, bet. Third
and Fourth.
DRAY LINES. Abraham D., Cotton Av., cor. Poplar. Adams W. F., Orange, cor. Magnolia. Hill James A., Poplar, nr. Second. Mansfield Wm. H., Fifth, cor. Walnut. Taylor H. M., Fourth, nr. Hawthorne. Wyche John W., Oak, nr. Fifth.
DRUGGISTS, Wholesale. HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, 82
and 84 Cherry.
DRUGGISTS, Retail. Cheatham C. A. & Sons, 7 Hollings
worth Block, Poplar. Ellis Theo. W., Second, cor. Poplar. Hall R. B., Cherry, cor. Cotton Av. Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Cherry, cor.
Second. Ingalls John, Fourth, cor. Poplar.

TKE BEST PANACEA.-For the cure of the numerous diseases which are due to a disordered Liver, take Simmons' Liver Regulator. Dubuque Daily Telegraph.

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Menard A. A., Fourth, bet. Plum and Pine.
Payne George, I Cotton Av. Rankin, Massenburg & Co., Third, cor.
Mulberry.
DRY GOODS, Wholesale.
Coleman S. T. & Co., 96 Cherry. Nussbaum & Dannenberg, Third, nr.
Cherry. Waxelbaum S. & Bro., 43 Second.
DRY GOODS, Retail.
Corkery & Rooney, 46 Second. Fischer Max, Cherry. Juhan W. A. & Co., 51 Second. Morris & Ware, 38 Second. Roberts C. P. & Co., 39 and 41 Second. Shiver Edward A., 34 Second. Siesel S. M. & Bro., Third, nr. Poplar. Waxelbaum S. & Co., 47 Second. Witkowski Elias, 72 Cherry.
DYERS AND SCOURERS.
JOHNSON W. W., Wall, west of Cot ton Av.
ENGRAVERS. Wells Joseph E., Jr., 48 Second.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Express Co., T. H. Hender son agent, Fourth, nr. depot.
FERTILIZERS.
Rogers & Leman, Fourth, nr. Cherry. Tinsley F. D., City Bank Building.
FISH, GAME AND FRUIT.
Corput Felix, 66 Cherry. Savarese A. & Co., Fourth, opp. depot.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
McCallie A., Cotton Av., nr. Cherry.
FLOUR AND GRIST MILL. Bibb Manufacturing Co. E. Macon. Georgia Mills, J. L. Cook, Fifth, cor.
Hazel.
FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOPS. Crockett E. & Sons, Fourth, nr. Ogle
thorpe. Findlay C. D., Arch, cor Third. Schofield J. S. & Son, Fifth, cor. Pop
lar.
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FURNITURE.
Reichert Frederick, 39 Third. Taylor W. & E. P., Cotton Av., nr.
Cherry. Wood Thomas, 92 Mulberry.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
Macon Gas Light and Water Co., 88 Mulberry.
GENERAL STORES.
Adamson Aug. Y., Johnston, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Denson Mary E., Second, nr. M. & W. R. R.
Elkhan Morris, 80 Third. Fischer S., 65 Cherry. Flanders D. & Son, E. Macon. Friend Joseph, Mulberry, cor. Fourth. Harris Sigmund, 56 Mulberry. Harris W. G., Vineville Branch. Higgins W. L., E. Macon. Jones William H., E. Macon. Kahn Valentine, Cotton Av., nr. Plum. Levy Moses, Fourth, cor. Oglethorpe. Levy Simon, Fifth, cor. Wharf. Nelson John A., E. Macon. Newman Louis, 83 Cherry. Nussbaum Gus., Cherry, cor. Third. Reddey R. J., E. Macon. Skalowski B. & Bro., 11 Cherry. Sprinz & Co., 67 Cherry. Stein Herman, 50 Mulberry.
GENTS FURNISPIING GOODS.
KEY & SAULSBURY, 44 Second.
Singleton & Hunt, 49 Second.
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
Tinsley F. D., City Bank Building.
GROCERS, Wholesale. Huff, Harris & Co., 51 Third. Jaques & Johnson, 74 Third. Johnson & Strohecker, 8 Blake's Block. JONES & COOK, Cotton Av., cor.
Cherry. Megrath N. E., 6 Hollingsworth Block. Rogers, Clancy &Co., 80 Cherry. Rogers George T. Sons, 52 Cherry. Seymour, Tinsley & Co., Cherry, cor.
Third.
GROCERS, Retail.
Abel & Brother, 108 Cherry. Alley Frank H., Tatnall Sq. Balkcom & Shinholser, Fourth, cor.
Pine.

Have derived some benefit from the use of Simmons' Liver Regulator, and wish to _give it a further trial. Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia._

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86 AND 88 WHITEHALL STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

STEEL, IRON NAILS, ETC.,
Carnap aafl Wapi-mte's Wool Work,
L@"Sarvin's Celebrated Patent and other Ready-made Wagon, Carriage and Buggy Wheels, Saddlery Hardware, Fairbanks' and Howe's Scales.
Agent for the sale of Dupont's Rifle and Blasting Powder.
SUGAR CREEK PAPER MILLS.
WM. McN AUGHT & GO.,
Office 86 Whitehall Street, - - - ATLANTA, GA.,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL RAG

This Booh is Printed on Paper of our Manufacture.
Highest market price paid for Cotton and Linen Rags, Hemp, Bagging, White and Manilla Papers, Books, Pamphlets, clean Fac tory Waste, and Paper Stock.

Obear G. S., Jr., ioo Cherry. Truman, Walker & Co., 92 Cherry.

ICE MANUFACTORY.
Macon Ice Factory, Johnston & Bax ter, Wharf, bet. First and Second.

INSURANCE AGENTS. Backus Henry L., 59 Third. Carnes W. W., 37 Third. Cobb J. B., 102 Cherry. Collins Dr. A. P., 66 Second Conner Bros., 91 Cherry. Granniss H. M., 66 Cherry. Jewett & Rogers, 64 Second. Plant I. C. & Son, 97 Cherry. Turpin & Ogden, 64 Mulberry. Willingham C. B. & Bro., Fourth, bet.
Cherry and Poplar.
INSURANCE COMPANIES. Cotton States Insurance Co., W. B.
Johnston, Pres., J. W. Burke, Vice Pres., Geo. S. Obear, Sec., 93 Mul berry. Macon Fire Insurance and Banking Co., Turpin & Ogden, agts, Mulber ry, nr. Third.
JUSTICES OF PEACE.
Edwards H. S., 48 Second. Freeman M. R., 85 Cherry. Granniss Ebenezer C., 66 Cherry. Calhoun E. M., Windsor Hill. Sullivan T. C., Windsor Hill.
LAND AGENCY, (GEORGIA.) Butts Albert G., Second, nr. Mulberry.
LEATHER. Bernd Bros., 42 and 44 Third.
LIME. AYRES ASHER, Poplar, bet. Second
and Third.
LIQUORS. (See Wines and Liquors.)
LIVERY STABLES. Masterson C., Third, nr. Walnut. Porter Samuel A., Third, nr. Plum. Stewart John S., Poplar, bet. Second
and Third.
LOCK AND GUNSMITHS. Greer Charles C., 5 Blake's Block. Stratton George W., 48 Cherry.

Artope James B., Plum, nr. Third. Artope Thomas B., 73 Second.
MEAT MARKETS.
Abel Henry, Cotton Av., nr. Poplar. Bone William M., Vineville. Henry F. L. & Co., First, nr. Poplar. Henry R. L., 9 Hollingsworth Block. Smith Chas. C., Mulberry, nr. Fourth.
MILLINERS.
Binswanger A. Mrs., 11 Cotton Av. Brown L. J. Mrs., 68 Mulberry. Buckner Jennie Miss, Cotton Av., nr.
Plum. Bulkley Anna Mrs., 6 Cotton Av. Craig B. A. Mrs., 12 Cotton Av. Gray H. A., Fourth, cor. Arch. Moore Ellen Miss, Cotton Av., cor.
Cherry. Rees E. S. Mrs., 7 Cotton Av. Woodruff A. S. Mrs., 68 Mulberry.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS.
Wood Arthur L., Agent, 90 Mulberry. Burke J. W. & Co., 60 Second.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODI CALS.
(See General Intelligence')
NEWS DEALERS.
Brown H. Burr, 84 Mulberry. Brown I. F., Brown's Hotel. Gaboury J. A., 82 Mulberry. Smith L. W. & Co., 15 Cotton Av.
OPTICIAN.
Peschke Ernest, 24 Second.

GREATLY RELIEVED BY OYE PACK AGE.-After four years' suffering, I found your invaluable remedy, and am happy to say it has almost cured me.

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If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver, or " billiousness," and nothing will cure you so speedily and permanently as to take
Simmons' Liver Regulator.

Ask the recovered Dyspeptics, Billious sufferers, victims of Fever and Ague, the mercurial diseased patient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits and good appetite--they will tell you by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.
BAD BREATH.
Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing is so common, as Bad Breath; and in nearly every case it comes from the stomach, and can be so easily corrected, if you will
TAKE SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR.
Do not neglect so sure a remedy for this repulsive disorder. It will also im prove your appetite, complexion, and general health.
JUST TRY IT ONCE.

COLIC IN CHILDREN.
For children complaining of colic, headache, or sick stomach, a teaspoonful or more will give relief. Children, as well as adults, eat sometimes too much supper, or eat something which does not digest well, producing sour stomach, heartburn, or restlessness; a good dose of Liver Regulator will give relief. This applies to persons of all ages.
FI1.E
How many suffer torture day after day, making life a burden and robbing ex istence of all pleasure, owing to the secret suffering from Piles. Yet relief is ready to the hand of almost any one who will use systematically Simmons' Liver Regulator, the remedy that has cured thousands. No drastic, violent purge, but a gentle assistant to nature.
co^srsTiPA.Tio^r
Should not be regarded as a trifling ailment--in fact, nature demands the ut most regularity of the bowels, and any deviation from this demand paves the way often to serious danger. It is quite as necessary to remove impure accumu lations from the bowels as it is to eat or sleep, and no health can be expected where a costive habit of body prevails.

A GENTLE REMEDT.-Sinimons' Liver Regulator performs its work by invigorating the organs, and thus expelling the disease._

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CONSTIPATION.

Unfailing Remedy foi* Sick Headache.
I have used Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator in my family for dyspepsia and sick headache, and regard it an invaluable remedy in these attacks. It has not failed to give relief in any instance.--Rev. W. F. Esterling, P. E. Tallahassee District, Florida Conference.

CHILLS AND FEVER.
You are at liberty to use my name in praise of your Regulator as prepared by you and recommend it to every one as the best preventive for Fever and Ague in the world. I plant in Southwestern Georgia, near Albany, and must say that it has done more good on my plantation among my negroes than any medicine I ever used; it supersedes quinine if taken in time.
HON. B. H. HILL, of Georgia.

Take Simmons' Liver Regulator

For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen. The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine in the World.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy is warranted not to contain a single particle of MERCURY or any injurious mineral substance, but is
FUFtELY VEG-ETABLE,
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs, which an All-wise Providence has placed in those countries where Liver Diseases most prevail. It will cure all Diseases caused by Derangement of the Liver and Bowels.
ALWAYS KEEP IT ON HAND.
I have used Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator myself and in my family for years, and pronounce it one of the most satisfactory medicines that can be used. Noth ing would induce me to be without it, and I recommend all my friends, if they want to secure health, to keep it always on hand.--R. L. Mott, Columbus, Geor gia, Congressman.

C^ATJTIOISr !

Buy no Powders or Prepared Simmons' Liver Regulator, unless in our en graved wrapper, with Trade-Mark, Stamp, and Signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY

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Price, $\. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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CAUSE OF SLEEPIjESS\ESS.--As soon as I feel the least nervons. I take a dose of Simmons' Liver Regulator, and sleep all night. R. Bryant, (iris'voldville, (in.

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PAINTERS, House and Sign.
Poole & Whelan, under Byington's Hotel.
Seay Francis M., 36 Third. Steward Richard, 36 Third. Tripod A. P., Second, nr. Mulberry. White William, 36 Third. Windham, W. W. & Co., Dixie Works.
PAINTERS, Portrait. DeBeruff Charles, 94 Mulberry.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
Burke C. & Son, 36 Third. Guernsey & Reynolds, 69 Second.
PAPER HANGERS.
Tripod A. P., Second, nr. Mulberry.
PAPER AND BAGS.
Wolff & Bro., Fourth, nr. Cherry.
, PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Blackshear J. B., 13 Cotton Ay. Campbell W. A. & C. H., 8 Cotton Av. Pugh James A., Mulberry, cor. Second.
PHYSICIANS.
Armstrong Gaston, Blake's Block. Blackshear James E., 13 Cotton Av. BOON & JOHNSTON, 106 Cherry. Burgess W. R., 62 Mulberry,nr. Third. Carey Charles J., Fourth, nr. Walnut. Cheatham Walter B., 7 Hollingsworth
Block. Clinkscales Abner L., Arch, nr. Spring. Cooper Joseph L., Boundary, nr. M.
& W. R. R. Coxe Thomas, Bassett Hill. Damour James A., Windsor Hill. Dunwoody William E., Georgia Av.
nr. Orange. Ferguson Edward G., 48 Second. Fitzgerald Edmund, 100 Cherry. Green J. Mercer, Poplar, bet. New and
Spring. Greene Wm. A., 5 Blake's Block. Griggs Benjamin, McIntosh, nr. Elm. Hall Charles H., 66 Second. Hammond D. W., 32 Second. Holt William T., 86 Cherry. Johnston L. L., Fourth, cor. Plum. McCrary James G., E. Macon. Magruder A. L. C., Second, nr. Mul
berry. Mason & Walker, Planters' Warehouse. Mettauer H. A., Cherry, cor Third. Newman Elisha M., Hawthorne, nr.
Second.

Ovens Charles E., 94 Mulberry. Patterson Robert M., Orange, nr. Bond. Rock James W., Medical College. Rockwell John, Pine, cor. New. Roosevelt C. J., Walnut, cor. Third. Subers J. J., E. Macon. Sussdorff G. E., Johnson, nr. Forsyth. Thompson M. S., Medical College. Virgin Samuel H., 62 Mulberry. Wright P. H., Fourth, nr. Orange.
PICTURES AND FRAMES. Irvine E. D., 4 Cotton Av. Smith L. W. & Co., 15 Cotton Av.
PLANING MILLS. Baftrum, Hendrix & Co., Dixie Works,
Cherry, cor. First. Ellis & Cutter, Wharf, bet. Third and
Fourth Wilder R. C. & Son, Third, nr. Plum.
PLASTER. AYRES ASHER, Poplar, bet. Second
and Third.
PLUMBERS. Carling Thomas J., 69 Second. Poole John H., Byington's Hotel. Stroberg Charles J., rear 100 Cherry.
PRODUCE.
McCallie A., Cotton Av., nr. Cherry. Wynn & Lightfoot, 78 Third.
PRINTERS.
BURKE J. W. & CO., 60 Second. Burr Seneca B., 14 Cotton Av. Telegraph and Messenger, Cherry, cor.
Second. Wing George F., 58 Cherry.
PUBLISHERS' AGENTS. Park Robert E., agent Ivison, Blake-
man, Taylor & Co., of New York, 60 Second.
RAILROADS. (See General Intelligence.)
REAL ESTATE. Campbell H. W., Windsor Hill. Collins Dr. Appleton P., 66 Second. Dempsey T. C., College, nr. Forsyth.
RECTIFIERS.
Campbell James H., Cherry, bet. Third and Fourth.

CHILLS AND FEVER.--I was cured by Simmons' Liver Regulator, after having suffered several years with chills and fever. R. I. Anderson._

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RESTAURANTS.
Benner J. H. & T. M., 84 Mulberry. Christian J. M. W., 33 Third. Crawford John, Union Depot. Ullmann A., 45 Third. Valentino John, 68 Cherry.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
Bernd Brothers, 42 and 44 Third.
SALOONS.
ADAIR JOHN A., Fourth, nr. Hazel. Campbell John, Fifth, cor. Mulberry. Carlos William P., 50 Cotton Av. Collini L. R., Johnson Al., nr. Third. Engelke Adolph, Lanier House. Espenner W. H., Mulberry, cor. Third. Griffin J. R., Wall, nr. Second. Havens W. F., 55 Third. Iglauer Max, 75 Cherry. Kahn Meyer, Lanier House. Mantone E., 75 Cherry. Patterson A., 61 Mulberry. Perkins P. M., 58 Mulberry. Schoneman F. A., 74 Cherry. Valentino John, 68 Cherry. Vannucki Louis, Poplar, cor. Third. Wheeler Z. B., Fourth, nr. Plum.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
Ellis & Cutter, Wharf, bet. Third and Fourth.
Guernsey & Reynolds, 69 Second. Wilder R. C. & Son, Third, nr. Plum.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
(See General Intelligence.')
SEWING MACHINES.
Singer, B. F. Stone, agt, 80 Mulberry. Wheeler & Wilson, W. W. Clarke, agt,
25 Cotton Av.
SHEET MUSIC.
Smith L. W. & Co., 15 Cottpn Av. Wood A. L., 90 Mulberry.
SHOEMAKERS. Bowman A., c., Fourth, nr. Mulberry. Boyer J., c., Fourth, nr. Pine. Boynton T. B., Fourth, nr. Oak. Brooks H., Columbus, nr. Oglethorpe. Brooks J., Hawthorne, nr. Fifth. Bush George, Arch, cor. Third. Collins W. W., Second, nr. city limits. Dickey Alex., Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Eisner Michael, 38 Third.

Epps Willis, 87)/2 Cherry. Franklin Frank, Cotton Av., nr. Plum. Henderson A., c., 52 Cotton Av. Henderson Samuel, Fourth, bet. Cherry
and Poplar. Ingraham H., c., Fourth, nr. Mulberry. Jordan Benj., c., Poplar, nr. Second. Lefils Charles, 873^ Cherry. Lewis Peter, c., Mulberry, nr. Fifth. Minnard Nelson, c., Third, cor. Plum. Parks Jordan, Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Stubbs Tillman, c., 52 Cotton Av. White John, c., Cotton Av., cor. New. Williams John, c., Vineville Branch.
STOVES AND TINWARE. Burr George W., 81 Cherry. Obear George S., Jr., 100 Cherry. Oliver, Douglass & Co., 40 Third. Truman, Walker & Co., 92 Cherry.
TAILORS, Merchant. Shea John L., 42 Second. Schlass Hugo, 86 Second.
TAILORS. Baird Charles H., 89 Cherry. Long Jefferson, Second, nr. Mulberry. Lowenthal M., 87 Cherry. Miller Jacob, Second, nr. Mulberry. Warnke F., 65 Mulberry.
TANNERS. Schall, Jacob, 86 Cherry.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. Western Union, D. E. Norris, man
ager, 66 Mulberry.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Wholesale.
Grace W. F., >o Cherry. Totten W. J., 6 Hollingsworth Block.
WAGONS. Collins W. W. & Bro., Second, nr.
Poplar. Freeman & Greene, Second, nr. Mul
berry. Granger Joseph, Third, nr. Walnut.
WALL PAPER. Wood Thomas, 92 Mulberry.
WAREHOUSES. Anderson, Timberlake & Co., Poplar,
bet. Third and Fourth. Adams & Bazemore, Fourth, nr. Pop
lar.

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Campbell & Jones, Poplar, cor. Second. English & Huguenin, Poplar, cor. First. Flanders Bros., Third, cor. Poplar. Hardeman Thomas, Poplar cor. Third. Sparks O. G. & Son, Third, cor. Poplar. Willingham B. L., Fourth, bet. Cherry
and Poplar.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Johnston W. T., 30 Second. Ezzell F. M., 14 Cotton Av. Wing & Solomon, 48 Second. Spahr Herman, 76 Cherry. Otto Julius H.,under Byington's Hotel. Lane Henry M., Fifth, nr. Wharf. Peschke Ernest, 24 Second. Pollock Moses B., Fifth, cor. Walnut.

WHEELRIGHTS.
McBride Perry, c., E. Macon. Thomas Charles, c., Poplar, nr. Second.
WINES AND LIQUORS, Whole
sale.
Campbell James H., Cherry, bet. Third and Fourth.
Ellis Robert W., 53 Third. Jaques & Johnson, 74 Third. MegrathN. E.,6 Hollingsworth Block. Rasdal L. W., Third, cor. Poplar. Rogers, Clancy & Co., 78 and 80
Cherry. Wynn & Lightfoot, 78 Third.

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LiAGrBR BEER,
IN BOTTLES AND KEGS,
MACON, GEORGIA.
R A, SOHONEMAN,
DEALER IN.
TOYS, FANCY GOODS,
AND CONFECTIONERIES,
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Loyfl Street, opsite HarUtai House, ATLANTA, GA.

Besides the TURKISH BATH--the most delightful luxury and the greatest curative of the age--the treatment embraces Medicated, Roman, and Shampoo BATHS; Electricity; Swedish, and Machine Move ments; the Health-Lift, and all the "Water-Cure" Processes and Hygienic Remedies.

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BETTER THAN HOT SPRINGS FOR THE DISEASES FOR WHICH THEY ARE RESORTED TO.
The HOT SPRINGS PRESCRIPTIONS used in connection with the Baths when necessary.

Best Antidote for Opium, Whisky and Tobacco.
Open every day, all hours, for both ladies and gentlemen, and Sunday morn ings for gentlemen. Elegant separate rooms for ladies, with female attendants. Turkish Shampoo Baths, 50 cents; Roman, same.
Remember the place, opposite Markham House.

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JOHN STAINBACK WILSON, M. D,,
Physician in charge.

THE BEST MEDICINE.-I had occasion to use Simmons' Liver Resrulator ; it is beyond doubt the best medicine I ever saw. D. 0. H. Coston, Butler, Texas.

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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

BIBB COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

Judge Superior Court. Solicitor General,. Clerk Superior Court,. Deputy Clerk Superior Court, Judge County Court,. Clerk County Court,. Ordinary,. Tax Collector,. Tax Deceiver,. Coroner,. County Surveyor,. Sheriff,. Deputy Sheriff,.

..Barnard Hill.
.C. M. Bartlett.
..A. B. Boss. .G. W. Sims. .T. G. Holt.
A. B. Boss, ex officio.
.J. A. McManus. .H. J. Peter. .B. J. Anderson. .J. P. Chapman.
.C. M. Wood.
..George F. Cherry.
.William Foster.

BOABD OF COMMISSIONEBS.

William Hazlehurst, A. B. Tinsley, James Holmes, John B. Giles and Christopher Burke; Walter G. Smith, Clerk.

MACON CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mayor,... Treasurer,. City Clerk,. City Attorney,. City Engineer,. Chief Fire Department,. Chairman Board of Health, Chief of Police,. Street Overseer,.. City Sexton,. City Bridge Keeper,. Keeper Powder Magazine,.. Superintendent of Pumps,.. City Physician,.

.William A. Huff. Charles J. Williamson.
.. .Walter T. Boss. .Robert W. Jemison.
.J. C. Wheeler.
.James W. Truman.
....William D. Williams. ..O. F. Adams. ....Solomon B. Johnston. .Hyde A. Harman. .James M. Biciiardson. .William L. Johnson. .H. S. Holder.
.T. W. Mason.

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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
First Ward.--Granville C. Conner, Edward O'Connell, James A. Nelson.
Second Ward.--William F. Grace, Christopher C. Wilder, John Knight.
Third Ward.--William C. Singleton, Edward J. Johnston, Ro land B. Hall.
Fourth Ward.--M. R. Rogers,. Albert G. Butts, Sylvester B. Price.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

O. F. Adams, Chief., John Hurley, First Lieutenant, Henry Taylor, Second Lieutenant.

STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1877-8. Encroachments.--James A. Nelson, Chairman; Albert G. Butts,
Granville C. Conner. Cemeteries. Edward J. Johnston, Chairman; M. R. Rogers
Albert G. Butts. Finance.--M. R. Rogers, Chairman; Roland B. Hall, Granville
C. Conner, Sylvester B. Price, James A. Nelson. Fire Department.--W. F. Grace, Chairman ; Edward J. Johnston,
John Knight. Gas.--Albert G. Butts, Chairman ; Sylvester B. Price, Roland
B. Hall. Hospitals and Charities.--Roland B. Hall, Chairman ; William
C. Singleton, Granville C. Conner. Markets--Sylvester B. Price, Chairman ; Christopher C. Wilder,
Albert G. Butts. Printing.--Christopher C. Wilder, Chairman; W. F. Grace,
Sylvester B. Price. Public Property. Granville C. Conner, Chairman ; Christopher
C. Wilder, Roland B. Hall. Pumps. John Knight, Chairman; Albert G. Butts, James A.
Nelson. Records and Accounts.--William C. Singleton, Chairman; Wil
liam F. Grace, Albert G. Butts. Streets. Edward O'Connell, Chairman ; Edward J. Johnston,
Sylvester B. Price.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
First Ward.--C. Masterson, R. J. Reddy. Seco?id Ward.--John G,, Deitz, W. F. Brown. Third Ward.--Treat Hines, J. M. Jones. Fourth Ward.--G. J. Blake, W. D. Williams, W. P. Goodall.

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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chief,..A.....J. W. Truman. Assistant Chief,.. ..C. Machold. Second Assistant Chief,...J. A. Rohr. Treasurer,......E. P. Strong. Secretary,.Geor&e P. Cornell.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1.--John G. Deitz,. Foreman ; C. W. New
ton, Secretary; A. McCalli'e, Treasui'er; E. J. Freeman, Engineer.
Protection, No. 1.--J. D. Holt, President; W. P. Grace, Fore
man; A. j. Orr, Secretary; John C. Curd, Treasurer; A. W. Gibson, Engineer.
. Ocmulgee, No. 2.--H. Spahr, President; L. Yannucki, Foreman ;
F. A. Schoneman, Secretary; John Yalentino, Treasurer; Charles DeBeruff, Jr., Engineer.
Young America, No. 3.--Robert A. Morris, Foreman; Y. A.
Menard, Secretary; Ch'arles Dreyfous, Treasurer; G. S. Westcott. Engineer.
Mechanics', No. 4.--A. McKenna, President; L. E. Crockett,
Foreman; James Warren, Secretary; W. Y. Davis, Treas urer; H. Faulk, Engineer.
Defiance, No. 5.--R. M. Rogers, President; G. T. Harris, Fore
man ; A. H. Stephens, Treasurer ; W. B. Yolger, Secretary ; O. S. Heckle, Engineer.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Central Qeorgia Rank--Third, between Mulberry and Cherry.
John E. Jones, President; T. O. Chestney, Cashier. Direc tors--J. S. Baxter, T. G. Holt, J. L. Jones, H. Brigham. Capi tal stock, $200,000.
Exchange Bank--Cherry, bet. Third and Fourth. John C.
Curd, President; Richard F. Lawton, Cashier. Directors--Jno. C. Curd, PI. J. Lamar, W. R. Rogers, L. W. Hunt, G. B. Roberts, G. B. Turpin, Thomas Wood, S. Waxelbaum, S. T. Coleman. Capital, $180,000.
First National Bank--Cherry, cor. Second. I. C. Plant, Pres
ident; W. W. Wrigley, Cashier. Directors--I. C. Plant, H. L. Jewett, D. Flanders, W. B. Dinsmore, H. B. Plant, T. C. Demp sey, R. H. Plant. Capital $100,000; surplus $29,000.
Macon Bank and Trust Company--Second, bet. Cherry and
Mulberry. R. Cubbedge, President; J. W. Lockett, Cashier. Directors--George S. Jones, J. B. Ross, A. R. Tinsley, H. T.

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Johnson, B. Winship, J. W. Burke, R. W. Cubbedge, L. W.
Rasdal, C. M. Wiley. Capital 6100,000.
Macon Savings Bank--90 Mulberry. J. M. Boardman, Presi dent ; H. T. Powell, Cashier. Directors--J. M. Boardman, W.
P. Goodall, A. B. Boardman, H. T. Powell, B. P. Walker. Capi tal 650,000.
The Capital Bank of Macon--64 Second. Henry L. Jewett,
President; N. M. Hodgkins, Cashier. Directors--Henry L. Jewett, Geo. S. Obear, A. R. Tinsley, Felix Corput, W. R. Phil lips, J. H. Hertz, J. F. Greer, F. M. Heath, George B. Jewett. Capital 6200,000.
City Bank of Macon--Third, bet. Mulberry and Cherry. John
J. Gresham, President; W. P. Goodall, Cashier. Directors-- J. B. Ross, W. S. Holt, W. B. Johnston, W. H. Ross. Capital $200,000.
Cubbedge, Hazlehurst & Co.--Second, bet. Mulberry and
Cherry.
I. C. Plant & Son--Cherry, near Second.

CHURCHES.

BAPTIST.
First Baptist--Second, bet. Cherry and Poplar. Rev. T. E.
Skinner, D. D., Pastor.
South Macon Baptist Church--Congress, nr. Hawthorne. Rev.
E. F. Golding, Pastor.
COLORED.
First Baptist Church--New, corner Pine. Second Baptist Church--Second, near Arch. East Macon Baptist Church.
CATHOLIC.
St. Joseph's Church--Fourth, bet. Walnut and Mulberry. Rev.
C. P. Gaboury, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL.
Christ Church--Walnut, nr. Second. Rev. Chauncey C. Wil
liams, Rector.
St. Barnabas--Congress, nr. Hazel. Rev. C. C. Williams, Rector. St. Paul's--Forsyth, nr. Johnson.
HEBREW. Congregation Beth Israel--Poplar, cor. Second. Jacob Harris,
President; Joseph Dannenburg, Yice President.

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METHODIST EPISCOPAL--(SOUTH.) East Macon M. E. Church--Rev. R. L. Iloniker, Pastor. First St. (.M. E.) Church--First, nr. Arch. Rev. Walker Lewis,
Pastor. Jones' Chapel--Windsor Hill. Rev. S. N. Tucker, Pastor. Macon Mission--Yineville. Rev. G. G. N. MacDonell, Pastor. Mulberry St. (M. E.) Church--Mulberry, cor. First. Rev. G. G. N.
MacDonell, Pastor.
COLORED.
African (M. E.) Church--Cotton Av., nr. Spring. Rev. W. D. Johnson, Pastor.
First (31. E.~) Church--Washington Avenue, above Spring. Rev. Samuel Farley.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Mulberry, cor. First. Rev. A. W. Clisby, Pastor.
COLORED.
Rev. McCurdy, Pastor, Washington Avenue, above Spring.

EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
COLLEGES.
COLLEGE OF AMERICAN MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Mulberry, between Third and Fourth streets.
GEORGIA ACADEMY FOR THE BLIND. Orange street, head of High. W. D. Williams, Principal.
MERCER UNIVERSITY. Tatnall Square, between Adams and Sparks streets. Officers of the Board of Trustees.--Hon. D. E. Butler, Presi dent; Rev. George R. McCall, Secretary; John T. Winfield, Treasurer.
FACULTY.
Rev. Archibald J. Battle, D. D., President, and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Theology.
Shelton P. Sanford, A. M., Professor of Mathematics, Civil En gineering and Astronomy.

CAUSE OF SUEEPLESSNESS.--As soon as I feel the least nervous, I take a dose of Simmons' Liver Regulator, and sleep all night. It. Bryant, Orisvvoidvllle, Ga.

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Joseph E. Willet, A. M., M. D., Professor of Physics, Chemistry and Geology.
William G. Woodfin, A. M., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature.
Eev. John J. Brantly, D. D., Professor of Belles Lettres and Modern Languages.
Eev. Epenetus A. Steed, A. M., Professor of the Latin Language and Literature.

MOUNT de SALES' ACADEMY. Columbus street, cor. Orange. In charge of Sisters of Mercy.
PIO NONO COLLEGE. Yineville. Eev. C. P. Gaboury, President.
Board of Trustees.--Et. Eev. W. H. Gross, D. D., Eev. C. P.
Gaboury, Eev. C. C. Prendergast, Eev. A. L. Bazin, T. C. Dempsey, D. Daly.

WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
College street, between Georgia and Washington Avenues.
Officers of the Board of Trustees.--Hon. James Jackson, Chair
man ; H. L. Jewett, Secretary; Eev. VY. C. Bass, D.D., Treasurer.

FACULTY.
Eev. William C. Bass, D. D., President, and Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Ehetoric.
Eev. Cosby W. Smith, D. D., Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy'.
A. J. M. Bizien, A. M., Prof, of Modern Languages and Latin.
Eev. Howard W. Key, A. M., Professor of Natural Science.
Mrs. Alice Culler Cobb, Assistant in Literary Department. William H. Newman, Professor of Music. Miss Maria A. King, Assistant in Music. Miss Tacie A. Daniel, Teacher of Vocal Music. Miss Clifford Cotton, Teacher of Preparatory Department. Miss Hattie E. Curtis, Art Department, and Assistant in Lite
rary Department.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF BIBB COUNTY.
Officers.--Joseph Clisby, President; T. G. Holt, Vice Presi dent; James T. Nisbet, Secretary ; E. W. Cubbedge, Treasurer; B. M. Zettler, Superintendent of Schools.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance.--Messrs. Winship, Whittle and Hertz. Teachers and Text Books--Messrs. Nisbet, Burke and Cub
bedge.

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Property and School Districts--Messrs. Gresham, Stubbs and Dempsey.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
North Macon School--Orange, head of High. R. J. Willing ham, Principal. South Macon School--Troup, cor. Hawthorne, H. T. Conner,
Principal. Fourth Street School--Fourth, cor. Walnut, Sr. de Sales, Princi
pal. East Macon School--E. Jlacon Academy lot, Mrs. A. A. Davis,
Principal. Vineville School--Yineville Academy lot, Mrs. A. Griffin, Prin
cipal. Lewis School, (colored)--Arch, nr. Fifth, H. J. T. Hudson, Princi
pal. Alexander Free School--Second, cor. Pine, Sylvanus Bates, Prin
cipal.

PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Benj. T. Hunter, Principal, College Street School, College, cor. Bond.
E. H. Link, Plum, nr. Spring. Mrs. Jennie A. Lines, New, nr. Oak. Miss Victoria Holmes, Orange, nr. Georgia Avenue. Mi's. Sophia Hall, New. nr. Mulberry. Mrs. J. M. Birch, Magnolia, nr. Orange.

INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY. East Macon--H. M. Comer, President; J. F. Hanson, Agent.
Directors--H. M. Comer, J. F. Hanson, J. N. Hanson. Capital, $50,000.
MACON MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Oglethorpe, head of First--J. J. Gresham, President; J. E.
Jones, Agent, Capital, $100,000.
MACON GAS-LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY. Office 88 Mulberry--J. M. Boardman, President; A. E. Board-
man, Secretary and Treasurer; Hugh McLean, Superin tendent. Directors--W. B. Johnston, J. M. Boardman, Peter Solomon, John L. Jones, C. A. Nutting. Capital, $150,000.

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MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.

SECOND GEORGIA BATALLION.
Lieutenant Colonel.. . W. H. Ross. Major.C. M. Wiley! Adjutant.N. M. Hodgkins. Surgeon.J. g. Baxter.
Sergeant Major .C. G. Armstrong.
Floyd Rifles--George A. Cherry, Captain. Macon Cadets--George W. Findlay, Captain. Macon Guards--A. O. Bacon, Captain. Macon Volunteers--W. W. Carnes, Captain. Mitchdll Light Guards--J. J. Griffin, Captain.

COLORED.
Bibb County Blues. Lincoln Guards--T. Mil N. Sellers, Captain.

NEWSPAPERS.
The Telegraph and Messenger--Clisby, Jones & Reese, publishers,
office Cherry street, cor. Second. Daily, Weekly and SemiWeekly.
Bridges Smith's Taper--Office 106 Cherry street; E. W. Doug
lass, publisher, Bridges W. Smith, editor. Weekly.
Kind Words--Office 60 Second street; Rev. S. Boykin, editor.
Weekly, Semi-monthly and Monthly.
Southern Christian Advocate--Office 60 Second street; J. W.
Burke & Co., publishers, Rev. F. Milton Kennedy, editor. Weekly.
The Educational Reporter--Robert E. Park, general agent, 60
' Second street.
RAILROAD^.
Macon and Augusta Railroad--Office Poplar street, cor. Sixth.
James Hoge, agent.
Macon and Brunswick Railroad--Office Bay street, cor. Elbert.
E. A. Flewellen, Managing Director; John A. Grant, Gen eral Superintendent; Henry M. Drane, General Freight, Passenger and Ticket Agent.

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The Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia--(Les sees of Southwestern Railroad.) Wm. M. Wadley, Presi

dent, Savannah ; Wm. Rogers, General Superintendent; W.

G. Raoul, Road Master.

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Southwestern Railroad of Georgia, (The Central Railroad and Banking Company lessees.)--William S. Holt, President, William G. Raoul, Superintendent, John T. Boifeuillet, Sec retary and Treasurer; Directors, W. M. Wadley, A. R. Lawton, Virgil Powers, J. E. Jones, J. L. Mustain, J. S. Baxter,
T. B. Gresham.

Southern Railway and Steamship Association.--Office Mulberry, cor. Second; Virgil Powers, General Commissioner, Charles

A. Sindall, Secretary, Milo S. Freeman, Clearing Agent.

Macon Street Railroad.--James A. Hill & Co., Proprietors.

SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.

BIBB LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Henry L. Jewett, President, George W. Burr, Secretary and

Treasurer; Directors, J. W. Burke, S. T. Coleman, N. M.

Hodgkins, E. Winship, J. B. Cobb, H. L. Cook.

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CITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
L. W. Hunt, President, George W. Burr, Secretary and Treas urer; Directors, G. C. Conner, John G. Deitz, W. H. Bur den, D. M. Gugel, N. M. Hodgkins, I. Harris.

INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI B'RITH.
Malachi Lodge, No. 146.--Jucob Siesel, President, S. Blouenstein, Secretary and Treasurer; meets every second and fourth Sundays.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Georgia.--The next annual ses sion will be held at Gainesville, Ga., on the second Wed nesday in August, 1877, commencing at 9 o'clock, a. m.
Grand Officers.--C. A. Robbe, M. W. Grand Master, Augusta; W. S. Gramling, R. W. D. Grand Master, Atlanta; H. G. Ward, R. W. Grand Warden, Savannah; John G. Deitz, R. W. Grand Secretary, Macon; Thomas A. Burke, R. W. Grand Treasurer, Athens; Luther J. Glenn, R. W. Grand Rep. to G. L. U. S., Atlanta; C. C. Kibbee, R. W. Grand Rep. to G. L. U. S., Hawkinsville; Rev. T. H. Stout, W. Grand Chaplain, Tliomaston; W. T. Winn, W. Grand Mar-

THE BEST MEDICINE.-I had occasion to use Simmons' Elver Regulator : it is beyond doubt the best medicine I ever saw. D. 0. H. Coston, Butler, Texas.

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shal, Marietta; H. S. Bradley, W. Grand Conductor, Gaines ville; B. W. Scott, W. Grand Guardian, Perry; Eli Holli day, W. Grand Herald, Augusta.
Grand Encampment of Georgia.--The next annual session will be held at Gainesville, Ga., on Tuesday, August 7th, 1877, at 9 o'clock a. m.
Grand Officers.--W. G. Graraling, M. W. Grand Patriarch, At lanta; T. A. Askew, M. E. Grand High Priest, Savannah ; W. A. Prout, R. W. Grand Senior Warden, Barnesville; John G. Deitz, R. W. Grand Scribe, Macon ; T. A. Burke, R. W. Grand Treasurer, Athens; L. P. Aenchenbacker, R. W. Grand Junior Warden, Columbus ; J. S. Tyson, R. W. Grand Rep. G. L. U. S., Savannah; A. Lower, W. Grand Marshal, Griffin.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Franklin Lodge, No. 2, meets every Thursday evening. C. C. Smith, N. G.; E. H. Steele, V. G.; C. J. Stroberg, Secretary.
Germania Lodge, No. 59, meets every Wednesday evening. W. Shell, N. G.; H. M. Behr, V. G.; P. Cook, Secretary; V. Kahn, Treasurer.
United Brothers, No. 5, meets every Tuesday evening. L. S. Hill, N. G.; Thad. E. Knight, V. G.; H. B. Woodruff, Sec retary; George R. Barker, Treasurer.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR. Emmett Lodge, No. 250, meets the first and third Fridays of
each month. J. W. Blackshear, Dictator; R. H. Flanders, Vice Dictator; C. J. Stroberg, Reporter.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Central City Lodge, No. 3, meets every Wednesday night. W.
Dessau, C. 0.; D. B. Woodruff, K. R. and S.

MASONIC.
St. Omer Commandery, No. 2, K. T., meets first Thursday in each month. John G Deitz, Eminent Commander; J. J. Cornel], Generalissimo; R. B. Hall, Captain General; W. F. Grace, Treasurer; George P. Cornell, Recorder.
Washington Council, No. 6, meets second Thursday in each month. C. R. Armstrong, Thrice Illustrious; John G. Deitz, Deputy Illustrious; A). N. Dana, Con. P. W. ; Jos. E. Wells, Grand Treasurer; A. G. Butts, Grand Secretary.
Constantine Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M.--Meets second and fourth Mondays in each month. Joseph E. Wells, Sr., M. E. H. P.; John G. Deitz, King; George R. Barker, Scribe; George S. Obear, Sr., Treasurer; J. II. Hertz, Secretary.

Beware of imitations of Simmons' Liver Regulator.

THE MA CON DIREOTOE Y.

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SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Macon Lodge, No. 5--Meets the first and third Monday eve
nings at Masonic Hall, Cotton Avenue. Wm. M. Key, W. M.; James M. Boone, S. W.; R. F. Burden, J. W.; J. E. Wells, Sr., Treasurer; T. L. Massenburg, Secretary.
Mizpah Lodge, No. 47--J. Emmett Blackshear, Master; J. W.
Blackshear, Senior Warden ; W. R. Burgess, Junior War den ; H. J. Peter, Treasurer; Chas. H. fiamour, Secretary.
MACON HARMONIC SOCIETY.
E. F. Best, President; J. H. Hertz, Yice President; Davies Tinsley, Secretary and Treasurer; Wm. B. Volger, Librarian ; Professor Y. Czurda, Musical Director.
MACON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
J. M. Boardman, President; I. C. Plant, Yice President.
MACON TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Meets at the City Hall quarterly. Jas. H. Smith, President; J. E. Christian, Yice President; Robert McKay, Secretary and Treasurer; D. Holomon, Sergeant-at-Arms. Committee--T. J. Anderson and J. G. Harrison.
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUMS.
Appleton Church Home, (Episcopal)--Johnson, near Forsyth.
Sister Margaret in charge.
South Georgia Conference (Methodist Episcopal Church) Orphan Asylum--Vineville. Rev. L. B. Payne.
PUBLIC LIBRARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Officers--Robert E. Park, President; C. E. Campbell, First Vice
President; T. D. Tinsley, Second Yice President; W. B. Volger, Secretary; T. O. Chestney, Treasurer; Charles Herbst, Librarian.
Board of Directors--A.. E. Boardman, C. E. Campbell, T. O.
Chestney, J. CL Deitz, T. B. Gresham, G. W. Gustin, W. B. Hill, Tyler Rogers, R. E. Park, B. C. Smith, T. D. Tinsley, W. B. Volger, T. G. Holt, B. M. Zettler.
COMMITTEES :
Finance--B. M. Zettler, Chairman; T. O. Chestney, C. E.
Campbell.
Library--W. B. Hill, Chairman ; W. B. Volger, John G. Deitz, Lecture--T. O. Chestney, Chairman ; T. B. Gresham, B. C. Smith.

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ST. JOSEPHS' SOCIETY.
Meets in St. Joseph's Church, first Sunday of each month. C. T. Burke, President; M. Hency, Secretary.
ST. VINCENT de PAUL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Meets in St. Joseph's Church. A. McKenna, President; M. Eitzgerald, Secretary.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Hall over 8 Cotton Av. Officers--W. T. Ross, President; W. B. Hill, first Vice President; S. S. Little, second Vice Pres ident; H. T. Conner, Secretary; S. T. Guerry, Treasurer. Board of Directors--W. T. Ross, W. B. Hill, S. S, Little, H. T. Conner, S. T. Guerry, H. H. Jones, \V. W. DeHaven, R. F. Burden, H. B. Davis, E. H. McLean.

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At DIXIE WORKS, - - - MACON, GA.
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THE
CUMBERLAND ROUTE
AND THE
MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD,
Is now ready for business, with its new schedules, improved equipments and quick time, via BRUNSWICK, Ga., and FERNANDINA, Fla.
Ihe following are the present Palace Sleeping Car accommodations: Between Brunswick afid Boston, with but one change, and at Danville, Va.; be tween Brunswick and Louisville, Ky., with no change; between Brunswick and St. Louis, only one change; and at Atlanta, Ga., where changes occur, it is about midday, and either in Union Depot or across a simple platform.
An elegant low-pressure Side-wheel Salodh Steamer makes the transfer between Brunswick, Ga., and Fernandina, Fla.
Passage strictly inland, and along the beautiful and attractive Sea Islands of Georgia and Florida. The run is in daylight, and between three and four hours in time. Meals on the steamer are unsurpassed.

IS A PERMANENT NEW LINE.
From Fernandina to Jacksonville, Fla., there is a Tdrongli Independent Train, without change.
, FAMES AS MOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE

This Line connects with St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Cleveland, Mil waukee, St. Paul, and all points West and North-west, via Nashville, Chattanooga, At lanta and Macon; and to all points East and North, via Piedmont Air-Line, Virginia, Midland, Kennesaw Route, Atlantic Coast Line and the Midland Route.

quiQK TIME! GQQD RQAD ! 8UBE QONEEGXiQNS !

Through Tickets oil Sale at all Principal Points.

Baggage Checked Through, or Re-checked without disturbance to the Passenger.

As between the common points, Jesup, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., it is 58 MILES SHOR TER than any other route ; and as between the common points, Nashville, Tenn., and Jacksonville, Fla., it is 46 MILES SHORTER than any other route.

Patrons of the Macon & Brunswick Rail Road who may prefer an All Rail Con

nection from and to Florida, have the opportunity of the same, via Jesup and Live Oak,

as heretofore.



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