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Aikin. Edvard
Atkinson. John
Anderson. James
Anthony. J. A\ •
\ver. Benjamin
Allen. AV. E.
Adams. Ilol> t.
Ashley. Win.
Asldey, Win.
Andrews. A. E.
Alfriend. H. L.
Alfriend, E. D.
Alexander, L. B.
Ball. Wm. AV.
Baldwin. Augustus C
Billing. Sam'l A.
Bucklin. Geo. A.
Brodinlield, Bryan
Beil. A. It.
Bacon, H.
Boon. John It.
Beal. Elias
Butt, AVm B
Baker. Madison
Bailey. Stephen
Baber. Fred A.
Brawner. James
Burney. S. AA’.
Beal. Littkberry
Beal. Jeremiah
Barnard, T. G.
Brock. James
Bond. Lewis A.
Burdell, F. B.
Bullfinch, Jolm It.
Bacon, John E.
Burroughs, Hem
Baird. John B.
B'-an. Addison
Butt. Jeremiah
Bowen. Alfred T.
Brinson, AVm. A.
Branham, Henry IL
Bozeman, J. F.
Bnrt H. L.
Banks. Win. H.
Bliss. AA’m. AA’.
Brandon, David S.
Bell. T. AV. A.
Baker. Joseph S.
Burton. John B.
Bold, Charles M.
Battey, Geo. M.
Briscoe, Thomas J. T
Black. James H.
Bell. J. B.
Brandon, W. C.
Brown. B. B.
Bell, Addison A.
New York,
i South Carolina.
Columbia County'.
Talbot “
Putnam “
Telfair “
Lowndes “
Morgan “
'Sparta.
Sparta.
Houston Factory.
Baldwin County.
Augusta.
Clinton.
Augusta.
Twiggs County.
Morgan “
St. Marys.
Madison.
Powelton.
Elbert County.
Henry “
Alonticello.
Richmond Co.
Mom-oe County.
Chatham “
'Madison “
'Henry “
jAugusta.
Iv. Savannah.
Aluscogee County
Henry County.
Hancock “
Laurens “
Thomas “
Putnam “
Baldwin “
Hancock “
Macon.
Griflin.
jThomasville.
Sumter County.
Atlanta.
Marion County.
Telfair ’ “
Alurrav
! Elbert
Brasell, Philip A.
Brewer, X. A. F.
Boyle. James A.
Bacon, E. M.
Bradiield, T. S.
Butts, J. AA t .
Branham, Edward
Blain, J. S.
Bacon, AA’. AA’.
Burgess, AA'. R.
Bardwill. Edward L.
Butts, J. A.
Babcock, AVm. H.
Blackshear, J. E.
Biyant, J. AV.
Blalock. AV. A. C.
Brown, La Fayette.
Brock, AA’m. E.
Coppee, Edward
Chester, Norman L.
Crocker, AA’m. A. L.
Colley, Francis S.
Cullinor, James
Cato, James AA’.
Crymes. G. AV.
Cohen, G. P.
Calloway, Felix G.
Cheney, F. AA’.
Cartwright. John Greene
Culbertson, Isaac N. Madison
Guhoun, Andrew B. iDeKalb
bhainherlen, AA'yatt L.
Oglethorpe “
Fayette “
I Forsyth “
Forsyth “
Atlanta.
La Grange.
Baldwin Co.
A’. Covington.
Brunswick,
j Albany.
Macon.
Talbotton.
iBainbridge.
Baldwin County.
Alaeon.
Rome.
Barnesville.
Ringgold.
Trenton.
’Savannah.
■Gwinnett Co.
Twiggs “
Walker “
Savannah.
Powelton.
DeKalb County.
Camden “
AA’ilkes “
Cashin. James
Chipley, AA’m. S.
Cheesborongh, AA’m.
Case, G. D.
Chapin, Erastus M.
Richmond “
Columbus.
Burke County.
Milledgeville.
AA’ilkes County.
Cheatham. Clement A. Stewart
C:m,AV. AV. Athens,
coper, G. T. • Houston
honey, J. L. .Upson
Conner, John O.
Cohen, J.
Cornwell, G. D.
Cullen, T. B. D. H.
Carter, Jar din E.
Clark, Hiram
Crews, C. C.
Cannon, A. P.
Chapman, Nathan
^alhoun, John C,
Chapman, AVm. P.
Chambliss, B. F.
Cheatham, A. T.
^rump, e. L.
Carleton, AV. A.
Cunningharu W. tt
Telfair “
Hillsboro.
Perry.
Stewart. “
Hai-ris “
Fayetteville.
Cherokee “
Ringgold.
Randolph “
Russelville.
Davisboro.
Herndon.
Athens.
Gnctubont
vromwell, Benj.
CoIHer, Thoe. J.
Carter, John G.
Carrol, R. C.
Cooper, W. D.
Chapin, T. P.
Collins, A. P.
Carswell, W. A.
Drake, Wm.
Dupree, Ehjah
Darnell, Thomas M.
Dubois, Alfred
Dawson, Thomas H.
Dugas, Alex.
Dickerson, R. B.
Darnell, John
Drake, John C.
Davant, James M.
Davis, Wm. L.
Davis, Joseph A.
Durr, M. A.
Douglass, G. B.
Dupose, J. E.
Dean, Yancy S.
Durham, W. W.
Durham, AIot F.
Davis, Minor W.
Drewiy, N. B. ,
Davis, L. B. M.
Dekle, T. L
Doster, B. B.
Dewitt, W. F.
Dykes, Wm. M.
Day, H. T.
Dwight, SamT J.
Ellis, William.
Eve, Joseph A.
Eve, Paul F.
Edwards, E. P.
Ellerson, Hendrick
Estis, Matthew
Echols, M. P.
Emerson, Caleb B.
Edgeworth, S. C.
Erwin, J. D.
Evans, Wm. W.
Edwards, Moses R.
Fisher, John
Ford, Lewis D.
Forth, Hainan
Forbis, Clement
Foster, G. W.
Fnlwood, W. E.
Foster, Ira R.
Foster, Thomas
Foster, James M.
Forsaith, James L.
Fuller, Simson
Fish, John D.
Foster, Wm. T.
Foster, Sterling, J.
Fort, M. T.
Fraser, Wm. M.
Folsom, L. A.
Fitzgerald, E.
Furman, John H.
Flewellen, Edward A.
Fraser, A. M.
Farris, D. C.
Frost, E.
Fluker, David
Farell, Wm.
Forbes, Joseph Jr.
Griggs, John
Garrett, Stephen S.
Grant, G. R.
Glenn, Samuel
Graef, Charles
Ghant, J. B.
Geiger, Washington N.
Gorrie, John
Glentworth, Edw’d. H.
Garmany, Wm.
Green, Thos. F.
Guyton, C. B.
Graybill, T.
Gilbert, J. B.
Grant, Jas. L.
Green, Wm. H.
Gordon, Winston
Gordon, G. G.
Gaither, Brice T.
Gardner, B. B.
Gregory, J. M.
Gow'in, R. A.
Gresham, John L.
Gay, John
Grant, Wm. T.
Green, AVm. A.
Gibson, Warren AV.
Gibson, James L.
Graham, J. D.
Griggs, B. F.
Gilmore, E. T.
Gay, H. C.
Hubbard, H. M.
Hughes, Edward
Head, James A.
Holloway, G. K.
Holt, Samuel D.
Holland, Griffin W.
Holt, Fowler G.
Hopkins, Horatio G.
Hammond, Dudley AV.
Hunter, Edwin AV.
Hillier, John F.
Harwell, T. G.
Home, Jas. L.
Holmes, Henry I.
Harden, John M. B.
Hamilton, AV. A. J.
Holland, Henry D.
Holt, A. H.
Harvey, W. B.
Hodges, Armstrong F.
Harman, M.
Howell, Nathaniel N.
Hardwick, Wm. M.
Harris, Bennett
Hardaway, Wm. E.
Hunnewell, AVm.
Harwell, Jno. H.
Hudson, Irby B.
Hilsman, Jeremiah
Howel, Jas. C.
Humphreys, James.
Hunter, Edward H.
Holman, John C.
Hawkins, J. T.
Hines, D. P.
Haw’kes, A. B.
Hardy, W.
Hicks, J. W.
Hart, Nathan
Hatchett J. M.
Harwell, R.
Huey, Geo. B.
Humphreys, Thos. S.
Head, B. J.
Harp, A. C.
Hedsut, B. F,
Hooks, Lewis M.
Hooks, Jacob C. P.
Harp, A. G.
Hughes, J. L.
Hally, Jas. M.
Harris, Wm. H.-
Hollifield, H. N.
Hardman, W. S. R-
Harris, L L. Jr.
Hilsman, P- L.
Harrison, J. H.
Hannah, G. W. T.
Albany.
Colaparchee.
Laurens County-
Twiggsville.
Houston Factory.
Columbus.
Macon.
Borne.
Columbia County.
Oglethorpe “
Jasper “
Washington.
Warren ton.
Augusta.
Gwinnett “
Hancock “
Upson «
Putnam “
Baker “
Telfair «
Rome.
Canton.
Forsyth “
Clark «
Clark “
Griffin.
Brunswick.
Thomas County.
Blakeley.
Atlanta.
Montezuma.
Arlington.
Baldwin County.
Augusta.
Augusta.
Sparta.
DeKalb County.
Coweta “
Union “
Houston “
Screvin “
Covington
Marion “
Jeflferson “
Augusta.
Savannah.
Haines, A. Isaiah
Harris, J. J.
Hightower, Robt. H.
Hall, C. H
Herty, J. W.
Holt, W. F.
Hood, E. C.
Holloway, D. J.
Hall, W. H.
Hodges, H. C.
Hunt, David G-
Hoyt, AVm. D.
Holmes, J. B. S.
Ingram, Thoe. W.
Ingram, Fam ell,
Jones, William
Jones, Augustus
Jones, Benj. O.
Jones, Harris G.
Jones, John W.
Johnson, Benjamin,
Jones, Edward W.
Johnson, Wm. J.
JudaomFrad J.
Clark
Campbell “
Taliaferro “
Monroe “
Green “
Putnam “
Savannah.
Forsyth “
Harris “
Twiggs “
Hawkmsville.
Cherokee “
Houston “
Milledgeville.
Culloden.
Baldwin “
Red Land, Ala.
Irwinton.
Rome.
Montezuma.
Putnam, County.
Columbia “
Jackson “
Oglethorpe.
Gwinnett “
Putnam “
Lincoln u
Campbell “
Columbia “
Milledgeville.
Laurens *.
Hancock “
Savannah.
Mt. Zion.
Murray “
Walker “
Thomas “
Jackson “
Walton “
Atlanta.
Lee
Lee
Dooly “
Davisboro.
Macon.
Baldwin, “
Toccoa City.
Oglethorpe “
Burke
Monroe “
AV 7 ilkinson “
Augusta.
Augusta.
AVashington.
Fayette “
Elbert “
Greene “
Clark
Hancock “
Baldwin “
Jasper
Bryan “
Warren “
Macon.
Clark
Dooly “
Troup “
Talbot
Warren *’
Morgan “
Telfair
Morgan “
Putnam “
Lee
Warren “
Telfair
Jefferson “
Fayetteville.
Sumter “
Decatur “
Cass “
Rome.
Cherokee County.
Fulton “
Milton “
Milton “
Pike
Forsyth “
Marion “
Baldwin “
Sanders ville.
Monroe.
Milledgeville.
Albany.
Forsyth.
Thomaston.
Laurens County.
Branswick.
Johnson County.
Macon.
Milledgeville.
Macon.
Columbus.
Macon.
Milledgeville.
Washington Co.
Rome.
Rome.
Rome.
jancock County
Tancock “
Colombia “
Washington'*
layette “
Jglethorpe “
Walton “
Petersburg.
Colombia “
Jones, James S.
Jones, Thos. W.
JenkinB, John A.
Jemigan, C- T.
Jones, Oscar F.
Johnson, H.Y. Jr.
Jelks, N. P.
Jelks, J. T.
Johnson, C. W.
Kimba|| ) Alkn
Kollock, Phineas M.
King, John W.
Kingsbury, Nathaniel
Kane, Benj. F.
King, Benj. R.
Kecham, Michael
Kindall, John B.
King, Henry R.
Knox, Oscar F.
Kirkpatrick. Wm. L.
Kenan, Thomas H.
King, Wm. J.
Lewis, James B.
Luckie, Jas. K.
Lesenier, Carvy
Lamar, Thos. L.
Long, Jas. L.
Loomis, Harris
Little, AVm. G.
Lamar, Ezekiel
Large, Henry B.
Lightfoot, John W.
Lucns, Benj. S.
Lawrence, Jasper W.
Lawrence, M. I.
Long, Robt. L. G.
Lindsay, AVm.
Lightfoot, AVm. S.
Lswis, M. I.
Lott, J. Martin
Lasseter, Sami.
Leach, Thomas
Love, AVm. H.
Leak, Thos. W.
Linder, J. L.
Long, Jas. L.
Leggett, E. A.
Long, M. S.
Long, Lindsay
Morgan, AVm. W.
Mitchell, J. J.
McLemons, Chas.
Means, Alexander
McJunkin, D.
McDonald, Alex.
Mason, John H.
McIntosh, Duncan
McGehee, Edward T.
Manly, Abner P.
McNees, Sami. D.
Matthews, Wm. A.
McKinzie, John G.
Morris, Horatio H.
Malone, J. W.
Moore, Jas. S.
Maull, Jas. V.
Mills, Columbus
Moore, Richard D.
McGoldrick, Richard
McGehee, Edward
Miller, Francis E. K.
Miller, H. V. M.
Moyer, E. C.
Matthews, Wm. P.
Morgan, T. Fort
Moultrie, Alonzo C.
Morton, Wm. M.
Madden William D.
Munroe, Ellis
Malone, Edmund J.
Mitchell R. V.
Mason, T. W.
Morgan, W. M.
Madden, James M.
Mobley, Lewis W.
MagruderA LC.
Mason, John I.
McClenahan, Wm.
Miller, J. A.
McMichael. J. R.
Main, H. K.
Moore, K. P.
Nash, Reubin A.
Nnnnlie, Benj. F.
Neisler, Hugh M
Nicoll, Alex Y
Newton, AV H
Nottingham, C B
Nelson, J P
Neil, AVm R
Nichols, Hiram
Nixen, AV C
Nowlen, J H
Owen, Augustus
Owen, T D
Orme, John
Owen, Joseph D
Outlaw, MNB
Oliver, CP
O’Daniell, W •
Odom, M N
Paul, Andrews L
Parker, Ashley
Palmer Denison B
Purifoy, McCarall
Patterson, Dugald
Parks, Clark M
Parsons, James T
Peters, J P
Pond, J Burrows
Palmer, George AV
Pope, Cullin C
Price, James H
Perry, Wm A
Peacock, Howell
Paullin, Lewis
Prudden, Samuel S
Pye, Andrew
Pilcher, Wm H
Powell, J B
Pope, T D
Pendleton, P T
Pope, J E
Pioda, J C
Pugh, AV A
Perdue, H
Quinlan, AVm
Roby, Thomas P
Reynolds, Reuben Y
Richardson, E P
Raiford, John M
Rodgers, Curran
Randall, Wheeler
Rnsk, Wm J
Ragan, J H
Robinson, Ellis B
Robertson, Francis M
Roddy, R. L.
Randle, H. W.
Rambo, Samuel
Ramsay, G. R.
Reid, G. H. C.
Richardson, Wm. B
Robson, J. A. P.
Roberts, John B.
Rudisil, B. F.
Reynolds, H. V. H.
Sturges, Charles
Smith, Geo. W.
Shell mao, Augustus
Shaw, Horace T.
Shine, Caleb
Simms, James S,
Sankey, Richard T.
Spaulding, A. M. *
Scott, David B.
Smith, Henry T.
Snead, H. P.
Smith, Nathaniel N.
Slade, Edwin E.
Slaughter, Martin G.
Shepherd, Albert H.
Stovall, Ozias
Shelby, John L.
Stephens, James D.
Smith, James B.
Shannon, John
Stokes, Isaac W.
Simpnton, Wm.
Slaogbter, Thos. %
Starr, James H.
Schley Was- K*
Smith, Albert T.
Warren «
Oglethorpe “
Crawford “
Catoosa “
Terrell “
Hawkinsville.
Hawkins villa
Marietta.
Macon.
Colombia County.
Savannah.
Morgan County.
Talbotton.
McIntosh “
Wilkes “
Upson “
Greensboro.
Upson “
Milledgeville.
Athens.
Oglethorpe Co.
Newton “
Monroe «•
Macon.
Troup “
Augusta.
Milledgeville.
Lincoln “
Hancock “
Jones “
Putnam “
Hancock “
iHancock “
jCoweta “
Floyd “
[Jones “
j Forsyth “
Cass County.
Murray “
jFloyd “
Dublin
| Monroe “
; Montezuma
Rising Fawn
Macon
jGreene County.
Baldwin *’
Jasper “
Newton “
AA’ilkes “
Forsyth “
j Sander sville
Bm-ke “
Baldwin “
Columbus.
Macon.
Houston “
Laurens “
Columbus.
Macon.
Milledgeville.
Glynn County.
Cass County.
Talbot “
Talbot “
Dooly “
Washington “
Twiggs “
Monticello
Talbot “
Rome
Macon
Cochran
Brunswick
Pulaski County
Macon
Columbus
Macon
Albany
Buena Vista
Sugar Valley
Knoxville
Twiggs “
Taliaferro “
Athens
Savannah
Clark “
Macon
Albany
Talbotton
Cumming
Rome
Rome
Talbot “
Savannah
Baldwin County
Twiggs “
Emanuel “
Burke County
Hancock “
Putnam “
Augusta
Monticello
Bibb
New Orleans
Sparta
Hancock "
•Jones “
Clark
Newton “
Lowndes “
Early
Eatonton
Macon
Warren County.
Griffin
Sparta
Athens
Augusta
Boston
The Rock
Taliaferro County
Putnam “
Columbia “
Savannah
Elbert
Monroe “
Coweta
Camesville
August*
Wilkes
Decatur "
Thomas “
Irwinton
Baldwin “
Baldwin “
Sandersville
Forsyth
Marietta
Waynesboro
Monroe “
Louisville
Putnam “
Lincoln
Oglethorpe “
Greene “
Elbert
South Carolina
Columbia “
Clinton
DeKalb
Patnam “
Wilkea
Newton “
Monroe u
Liberty
Macon
Clinton
Harris M
Fayetteville
Richmond “
Shivers, Mark
Stokes, Wm. M.
Smith, Columbus V
Smith, Robert M.
Steele, Holmes
Sntton, Miles W
Smith, Columbus ]
Strobecker, E. L.
Smith, Bart M.
Smith, R. C.
Smith, James R.
Stevens, Isaiah P~
Stanford, F. A.
Smith, J. Dickson
Strickland, J. H.
Scribner, D. D.
Street, John C.
Smitherick S. W.
Spear, Henry A.
Smith, R. C.
Simmons, Wm. B.
Stubbs, Wm. P.
Sewell, A. J.
Stone, John
Stone, R. G.
Shi, A. H.
Shinbotser, J. W.
Stone, Geo. H.
Sussdorf, G. T.
Smith, John B.
Strother, Charles S
Strother, Wm. A.
Shaw, T. M.
Smith, HenryS.
Shockley, J P
Salter, Charles W
Smith, R G .
Thomas, David S
Thompson, Joseph
Terrell, Joel AV
Turner, John H
Taylor, James W
Towner, AVm
Thompson, Isaac I
Taylor, Edward F
Turner, John M
Teqnell, A II
Thomas, G AV
Thompson, Samuel
Thompson, B M
Thompson, Charles
Toombs, Robert E
Tuggle, Thos S
Taylor, E II
Terry, Carlysle
Thomas, G W
Tucker, A W
Tonge, S D
Tool, James A
Talley, H M
Toomer, F A
Taylor, A P
Twitty, J B
Tucker, GAR
Thompson, Pat H
Twitty, W W
Urquhart, John A
Underwood, Wiley G
Vesey, H Augustus
\ 7 inson, J W
Vann, H A
Woodson, A R
Wilson, Charles
Ware, Geo N
Willson, Chas H
Ward, Amos
Waddell, Wm W
Wayne, Richard
Wright, Jas W
Winbusb, Hez S
Williamson,-Wm
Willingham, Willis
Wiley, John B
Williams, Robert W
Walker, James B
Wilson, Joseph L
Ware, Robert A
Wingfield, O
Williamson, E P
Ware, Edward R
Ward, C J
Williams, Thomas
Wingfield, James A
Way, Samuel
Walker, A M
Wellborn, A R
Williams, A W
White, Peter A
Wells, C H
White, S. G.
Wilkin, Audrew A
Weatherly, J S
Wood, Robt C
Willson, John S
Willingham, B V
Wilkes, J L
Wright, Sam’l J
Warner, J
Waugh, J S
Walker, John
Winn, E E
Webb, James M
Wilkin, C P
Walker, T F
Wright, R F
Wright, P H
Watts, A A
Webb, Charles A
Whitaker, James M
Woolsey, Isaac G
Young, Archibald
Young, James M
Young, G W
Young, Wm B
Harris “
Dooly “
i. Henry “
Clark «
kp 4. eearies
after lisa
Licensei
laatima.
Aubray, J. C.
Sparta.
Crawford “
Brumby, Rich’d T Jr
Athens.
Milledgeville
Carter, Robert E.
Columbus.
). Coweta “
CasBeU, S. J.
Thomas County
Macon
Edmundson, J. S.
Washington.
DeKalb “
Feemster, J.*N. L.
Newnan.
Putnam “
Fleming, T. F.
Augusta.
Rome
Grieve, Fleming G
Milledgeville.
Stewart “
Greene, C. H.
Augusta.
Columbus
Griffin, John A.
Greensboro.
Forsyth
Hewson, Wm.
Augusta.
Coweta “
Hall, John E.
Harris, Joseph, N.
Americas,
Griffin.
Forsyth “
Hunt, L. W.
Macon.
Cherokee “
Herty, B. R.
Milledgeville. -
Forsyth
Ingalls, John,
Macon.
Starkesville
Lindsay, R.
Milledgeville.
Walker “
Massenburg, T. L.
Macon.
Macon
Powell, W. C.
Milledgeville.
Lumpkin
Payne, George
.Macon.
Linton
Peter, Hewey J.
Macon.
Linton
Palmer, Charles B.
Columbus.
Colaparchee
Peteet, Marshal
Forsyth.
Macon
Snead, Fletcher T.
Oglethorpe.
Savannah
Schaefer, Richard
Savannah.
Macon
Strong, Langdon C. Savannah.
Perry
Thompson, J. A. 1
lawkinsville.
. Barnesville
Tatum, R. H. Savannah.
Baconton
Vardeman, Geo S. jForsyth,
Rome
White, E. J. Milledgeville.
Burke “
White, Wm. L. Milledgeville.
Saw Dust
Bartow
Hancock “
Jasper “
Zeilin, J. H. Macon.
(32.)
Drnggists Licensed
DeKalb “
Putnam “
after Exnniiunlion.
Jones “
Burke, “
Pike “
Abbeville, S. C.
Brown, John R. Atlanta.
Brannan, A.M. Columbus.
Hightower, J. W. Barnesville.
Hall, Roland B. Macon.
BALDWIN COUNTY.
Cotanboa
Glynn
Burke
Washington “
Columbia “
Habersham “
Madison “
Macon
Starkesville
Pulaski “
Randolph "
Eatonton
Savannah
Blakely
Oconee
Nashville
Perry •
Thomasville
Camilla
Summersville
Butler
Camilla
Eatonton
Morgan “
Morgan
Montezuma
Boston
Macon
Augusta
Augusta
Warrenton
Jasper County
Athens
Savannah
Putnam County
Walton “
Madison “
Oglethorpe “
Macon.
Columbia Co.
Augusta
Talbot County
Wilkes “
Athens
Hancock “
Burke “
Wilkes “ •
Liberty “
Muscogee “
Newnan
Stewart “
Coweta “
Macon
Milledgeville.
Stewart “
Coweta “
Cass “
Burke “
Oglethorpe
Whitfield “
Taylor * “
Gilmer "
Hart “
Colquitt “
Cochran
Forsyth
Macon
Montezuma
Hartwell
Baldwin County
Locust Grove
Pulaski County
Warren “
Murray “
Albany
(620.)
Number of rejections 24.
Withdrawn 1 0
PhanMce«tists Licensed.
John M. Clark
(1)
| Milledgeville.
Apothecaries Licensed
If.* Diplma.
A. E. Andrews,
Blalock, W. A. C-
Butts, J. A.
Cheatham, C. A.
Cheney, J- L.
Danforth, John O.
Dickerson, R. B.
Doster, B. R.
Etheredge, J. A.
Ewell, Geo. R.
Gilbert, J. C.
Holt, P. R.
Holsenbake, A.
Hoyt, Wm. D.
Haltwanger, J. R.
Janes, J. R.
Long, H. R. J.
Moffitt, Charles I.
Mayer, John A.
Rossignol, Henry
Snead, A. H.
Shtnholser, Jas. N.
Smith, Oscar L.
Starback, Theodore
Twitty, J. B.
Ulmer, B. F.
Vinson, J. W.
White, Manas, B.
Walker, John E.
Weischelbautn, J.
Wright, P- H.
Young, Wm.B.
Number of Physicians Licensed.. .620
“ “ Pharmaceutists “ ... 1
“ “ Apothecaries Licens
ed upon Diploma.. 31
“ “ Apothecaries Licens
ed after Examination. 32
“ “ Druggists Licensed... 9
Number of Rejections 24
Withdrawn..... 10.
Madison
Barnesville.
Bainbridge.
Dawson.
Columbus.
Macon.
La Fayette.
Blakeley.
Eatonton.
Blakely.
Perry.
Macon.
Augusta.
Rome.
Savannah.
Dawson.
Athens.
Columbus.
Savannah.
Augusta.
Forsyth.
Wilkinson Co.
Savannah.
Savannah.
Camilla.
Savannah.
Montezamal
Forsyth.
Greenesboro.
Savannah.
Macon.
Albany. (31.)
Maurey, Jolm
Polhill, J. A.
Strickland, B. M.
Waterman, Joseph
Zeilin, W. S.
(9.)
Savannah.
Savannah.
Cave Spring.
Talbotton.
Macon.
RECAPITULATION
The law is still in force so far as
respects Physicians, practicing with
out a Diploma, and Apothecaries and
Druggists, as will be seen by the fol
lowing extracts from the Code of
Georgia:
Sec. 1402 of Code—Penalty for un
authorized Practice :
Any person who shall practice Sur
gery or in any mannerprescribeforthe
cure of diseases for fee or reward in viola
tion of the provisions of this Chapter,
shall be liable to indictment, and on
conviction shall be fined, not exceeding
five hundred dollars for the first of
fence, and for the second, imprison
ment, not more than two months, one
half of the fine to inure to the in
former, the other half to the education
al fund of the county.”
Sec. 1407—Druggists must obtain
License.
'No person in this State shall open
or keep a Drug or Apothecary Store,
without first obtaining a license there
for, from the Medical Board of his own
School. Such license shall be record
ed in the office of tbe Ordinary who
is required to keep a list of the names
of the persons licensed in a conspicu
ous place iu his office, for which he
shall receive one dollar fee, for each
license so recorded.”
Sec. 1408—Druggist indicted must
show his authority.
‘Any person violating the preceed-
ing Section is liable to indictment, and
on conviction, to be fined not less
than one thousand nor more than five
thousand dollars, and for a continua
tion after said conviction, to the like
fine, and imprisonment not exceeding
six months. The onus of proof is
upon the defendant, to show his au
thority.”
The above law will be enforced by
the Board.
At the last session of the General
Assembly of Georgia, paragraph 1st,
of Section 1396, of Irwin’s Code, was
repealed, and therefore, a Diploma
from an lncorporatedMedical College,
is sufficient authority to practice Med
icine and Surgery, without a license
from this Board.
Non-Graduates, Druggists and A-
pothecaries, are still amenable to the
Law, and must procure a license from
this Board, if of the Allopathic School.
A diploma from a Medical College,
does not authorize the holder to com
pound and sell medicines.
The Board will continue in session
until July 1st, next, to afford all, who
desire it, an opportunity of procuring
such legal*license.
SAM’L. Cr. WHITE) M. D.
President, Ac.
GEO. D. CASE, M. D.
Secretary.
1^ Any omission or error will be
corrected on notification.
£
Administratin '* Sale.
W ILL be sokl in the city of Miliedge-
ville, on the first Tuesday in
APBIL next, before the Court Uoono
dour, between the legal boon of sale, the
Plantation belonging to tbe estate of Mo-
gtraS. West, deceased, in Baldwin eoanty, „
with all the improvement* thereon. Said plantation
consists of about
880 Acres land with % Xhrellhs
Boases thereon,
And is one of the most valuable tracta of land in the
County. It is situated about 10 miles from Milledgn-
viile on the Milledgeville and Macon road.
Per particulars enquire of the undersigned, or ol
Beni. W, Barrow, Milledgeville
WALTEIi PAINE,
Administrator de bonis non with the will annexed ol
Mo6es S. West, dec'd.
March 4,1874. 33 tds
Gaardiai’s Salt*
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
B Y virture of an order from the Coart of Ordinary
for said county, will be sold at the nsnal place ol
holdiDg Sheriffs sales in said county, within the legal
hours of sale on the first Tuesday iu April next,
following property to witi one house and lot in lfil-
ledgeville, bounded by John Jones’ Warehouse on one
side and Mrs. C. C. Mitchell on the other and fronting
on Hancock Street, it befog tbe residence now occu
pied by Geo. ltiugland. Terms Cash,
E. E. KENFhOE, Guardian.
March 3, 1874, 32 tds.
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
Court of Ordinary for said County, )
February Term, 1874. j
VXTTIEIiEAS. Eliza Chambers, Guardian ot Wil-
f I liauv A. Chambers, Nancy E. Chambers and
Mary Lou Chambers lias applied to me for letters of
dismission as such Guardian.
Hiese are therefore to cite and admonish all parties
interested, to show cause on or by the first Monday
iu April, 1874, why letters of Dismission should not be
granted to petitioner Guardian as aforesaid.
Witness my official signature, February 3d, 1874.
23 td ’ DANIEL B. SANFORD, Oidinary.
250,000
Hrick for Sale!
ritllE undersigned has just finished burning a kiln
A of 250,000 Brick, ot the best quality, which he is
now offering for sale.
Orders left at the store of T. A. Caraker, or with
me at the Brick Yard will receive prompt attention.
DANIEL CAKAKEIt.
Milledgeville, G».. Mar. 4th, 1874. 32 6m
Adniinistrator’s Sales
Tobacco! Tobacco! Tobacco!
aSA BOXES TOBACCO FOR SALE CHEAP
f FOR CASH. Farmers and merchan s w.l
4o well to call and examine my stock before purchas
ing elsewhere. I also keep on hand rf’fu'l stock at
FAMILY GROCERIES
AMD
« sumzBf.
cheap foi
1st Door Korth of Miller's Jewelry Store.
IAMV81 BVAWS
Milledgeville, Ga., Jan. 38, 1874. 27 ly
CHASE BROS. I WOODWARD,
ROCHESTER N. Y.
Will send their elegant catalogue
FREE TO AMT ADDRESS.
They seed seed by mail at the lowest prices, fresh
and pure with tbe greatest promptness. Send for their
Catalogue and teat their prices and seeds. 25 3m
B Y
of Baldwin County, will be sold before the
Court House door in the city of Milledgeville, on the
First Tuesday in April next, the following property,
o-wit:
One house and lot in the city of Milledgeville,
known as the property of Mrs. Elizabeth Washington,
containing one acre, more or less, being pait of lota
Nos-1 aud 2, in square No. 37, lying on Wayne street
opposite Mrs. Little's residence. Terms cash.
CHARLES W. SNEAD, Adm'r.,
With the will annezed.
Feb SUth, 1874 31 tds
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
Court of Ordinary for said County. ,
March Term, 1874.
W HEREAS, Mansfield Hubbard, Guardian of his
minor children, William, James Alien, Mancy
and Lucy Hubbard has filed in thia Court a petition
asking for leave to sell one hundred acres ot pine land
belonging to his said wards. This is torive notice to
all concerned, to show cause at the April Term 1874,
of said Court, to-wit: on tbe 6th day of April next,
why said leave to sell as aforesaid should not be
granted as prayed for.
Given under my 1
my hand and official signature March 2d,
1874. DANIEL B. SANFORD,
33 1m.) Ordinary.
Notice to Debtors aid Creditors*
A ll p ersons having demands against the estate
of Hezekiah Rogers late of Baldwin county,
deceased, are requested to present them in terms of
the law, and all persons indebted to said estate are
required to make payment to the undersigned.
March 9th, 1874.
J. F. ROGERS, I
R. W. HALL, {
Adm'rs.
33 6t.
NOTICE !
Wild Land Tax.
GEORGIA. Baldwin County.
Office of Ordinary in and for said County.
A LL persons in Baid County owing Taxes on Wild
Lands will please come and settle immediately,
or execution will issue against you for the Bame.
DANIEL B. SANFORD, Ordinary.
March 9tb, 1874. 33 lm.
’TO". J\
BUGGY
O O
WAGON SHOP.
Corner of Hancock & Wilkinson
streets, 1 st door west of
Brooks & Ellison's Store.
A LL work left in my charge will be done promptly
and of good material.
I have employed Mr. M. A. Collins, who has many
ears experience and is well known in this and the
surrounding counties. Any bargain or trade he may
make will be satisfactory with me.
All kinds of country produce will be taken for work
if desired. Give me a call, I will satisfy in work aad
price. Terms cash. W J. COX.
Milledgeville, Ga., March 16,1874. 34 ly.
Baldwin County Sheriff's Sale.
W ILL be sold before tbe Masouic Hall in tbe
city of Milledgeville, on the first Tuesday in
APRIL next, within the usual hours ef sale, the fol
lowing property, to-wit:
All that tract of land lying in Baldwin county, about
eight miles west of Milledgeville, known as the Joseph
Scogin place, consisting of 500 acres more or less, ad
joining lauds of Thomas Humphries on the south-west,
and lands of Butts on the north or north-west, and
also adjoining lands of Harper and Barksdale, levied
on to satisfy a fi fa in favor of J. Beall, ex’r of William
Sanford, dec’d, vs. Joseph t-cogin. Property pointed
by off's att’ys, and defendant Joseph Scogin notified.
JOHN B. WALL, Sheriff.
March 3d, 1874 . 33 tils
Guano
P CKE PERUVIAN, IMPORTED DIRECT, and
for sale at Government Prices. LAND PLASTER
also for sale. R. G. LAY, Agent,
March 11, '74. 33 It Savannah, Ga.
Iron in the Blood
/a
§YRUP
Marrying for Money.—An extremely
sharp and intelligent American gentle
man from the West once walked into the
office of Dr. C. T. Jackson, the chemist.
“Dr. Jackson, I presume?” said he. t'Yea, ' s
sir.” “Are you done?” “Yes, sir.” “May
I lock the door?” And he did so; then,
having looked behind the sofa, and satis
fied himself that no one else was in the
room, he placed a large bundle, done up
in a yellow handkerclnef on the table, and
opened it. “There doctor, look at that!”
“Well” said the doctor, “Ijsee it.” “What
do you call that, doctor?” “I call it iron
pyrites.” “What!" said the man; “isn't
that stuff gold?” “No,” said the doctor,
‘it’s good for nothing; it’s pyrites.” And
putting some over the fire in a shovel, it
soon evaporated up the chimney. “Well,”
said the gentlemanly man, with a woe
begone look, “there’s a widow up in our
town has a whole hill fall of watt and
I've been and married her.”
That Volcano.—The Cooaerifoanal
declares {hat Bald Mountain shnddev- -
ed at the idea of secreting an i!lieitrw£is-
key still That was all
d.-SB.o.
The increased
appropriation to the
mee wm adopted.’
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
Syrup, i
ed Solution of the Protoxide of
Iron, is so combined as to have
the character of an aliment, as
easily digested and assimilated
with the blood as the simplest
food. It increases the quantity
of Nature's Own Vitalizing
Agent, Iron in the blood, anil
cures ft a thousand ills," simply
by Toning up,Invigorating and
Vitalizing the System. The en
riched and vitalized blood per
meates every part of the body,
repairing damages and waste,
searching out morbid secre
tions, ami leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the won
derful success of this remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating ita
a bad state of the blood, or ac
companied by debility or a loss
state of the system,
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energising effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion, but are permanent, infu
sing strength, vigor, and ness
life into aU parts of the system,
and building up ah Iron Con-
Thousands hose been changed
by the useef this remedy, from
steak, sickly, suffering erea-
tures,to strong^ NeeMkg*
i^aUdseannsireatmu^ybso-
Hate to give it a trial.
Mee that
VIA*6
SCTH W. F0WLE A SOUS, fngndmK
: -"fcaf 1 HBUs Ba**, liSsa.^
-Goan it' Snauiif jtUMAU*
Sept. *4. 18TT * a*wty
— '■> *. 2.'- '■ 1 i'r*.
5 0,000
For $1,00
THE FIRST GREAT SALT LAKH
* Gift Concert, authorized by and under
the immediate supervision of the city au
thorities of Corinne City, for the benefit
and in aid of the
Public Free School,
The Only Free School in llnh Territory/
Traatcmii ot Public Free Schools
Capt. S. Howe,
J. S. Eerrish and Ilex. Toponce (
1336^500
TO BE
Distributed to the Ticket Holders
AT A
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
TO BE HELD AT THE
o
Opera House, City of Corinne,
March 31st, 1878.
Depository, Bank of Corinne.
500,000 TICKETS.
PRICE $1.00 EACH.
OR SIX FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
$226,500 In Gifts!
i
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i
i
i
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5
20
100
200
700
600
1,300
50,000
AS FOLLOWS;
Grand Cash Gift
$5°,000
“ i 5,000
“ 12,000
“ 8,000
« t 000
“ 5,000
“ 4,000
“ 3.000
“ 2,000
“ $1,000 each 5,000
“ 500 each 10,000
*• 100 each 10,000
“ 50 each 10,000
“ 20 each 14.000
“ 10 each 6,000
“ 5 each 6,500
1 each 50,000
52 934 Cash Gifts, amounting to §226,500
ONE CHANCE IN EVERY NINE!
The distribution will be in public, and
will be made under the same form and
regulations as the San Francisco and
Louisville Library Gift Concerts, under
the supervision of a committee of promi
nent citizens selected by the ticket hold*
era.
Reference as to the integrity of this
enterprise and of the management is made
to the following well known citizens:
Sam. L. Tibbals, A. Toponce, J. Mulsh,
J. H. Gerrish—Members of City Coun
cil.
Judge T. J. Black, Ass t. U. S. Asses
sor; Malsh & Greenwald, Proprietors Me
tropolitan Hotel; Eugene Moore, City
Marshal; W. W. Hull, Architect; J. Kehoe,
Constable; J. Kupfer, Jeweler; Capt- S.
Howe, Contractor; O. D. Richmond & Co.,
Commission Merchants; M. E. Campbell,
Proprietor Central Hotel; Singleton &
Creath, Proprietors Pacific Stables; S.
P. Hitch, Merchant, Sandy, Utah; A. G.
Garrison, Helena, Montana.
We will also announce that each and
every person buying a ticket can at any
and all times examine our books and all
business transactions connected with the
enterprise; and as the drawing of prizes
will be placed in the hands of honest and
disinterested men, it will insure a fair
and impartial distribution.
Gm4 Bc.psa.ihle Agrst. Wanted. Liberal
C'.aiBii—i.a All.wrd,
•STMoney should be sent by Express
or by Draft on any solvent bank, by
Postoffice Money Order, or registered
Letter, at our risk. For particulars, ad
dress
E. W. MORGAN, Manager,
Lock Box 158, Corinne, Utah.
bar Tickets for sale in Milledgeville at
the Drug Store of Capt. 11. R. Herty.
Jan. 20, 1874. 26 3m.
SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
MAOOX, G-A.
Are prepared to fill all orders for
Groceries and Provisions
At Lowest Going Rates!
^ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
ibtxovk, rorsunr * co.
March 11,1874. 33 r
CRESCENT SPECTACLES.
Improve your sight.
|Tkadk Mark.]
T HE CRESCENT SPECTACLES notv offer*! to
tbe PoMi are guaranteed superior to all ot.iers
in tbe market. For clearness and distinctness of vi ion
they are anrivaled, tbe total absence of prismatic
colors and refractory rays always found in Peb ties
render* them eepecially desirable. Being ground mth
great carMbey am free from all imperfections and im
parities. They are mounted in Gold, Silver, Shell.
Robber and Steel frames aad will last many years
wit boot change.
For sale t
Jeweler
ledgeville, Ga.
6TNi
ooly by our Agents. JAMES SUPPLE,
ana . Optician, i* Side Agent for Mil-
one genuine without tbe trade-mark stamped
oa every pair.
MAiMActaredbY
Mkwa, Brim*
Lock for Trade Mark.
March 1Mb, 1874.
No peddlers
ly.
to Tamars A fiiriiMfs.
a LLaminn. whe*riah to raise tbe LARGEST AND
A BUTCABBASES IN THE WORLD, should
d Twaat?4ve cents for oas package of Imported
JkLBATlAH pABBAGK j)EED.
weighiagap-
Calbamaa of th* Fiaaat mubty. aad weighiag t
wmmmwkAs pnaafo.mayh* raws M aay part
tbaU
Each package eaaraWag as mam, wiM be m
dd Copper and
s Depot
toogbtat
<w York
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