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Newspaper Page Textf DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1874. REGISTRY OF VOTERS •rnu citt or cou'Him, m.. i»t«. Ward.-At*. Ocprt'n >8 tailor 14 printer tl aooo 25 moulder C5 dyer 4!) wareh'a'n 26 c'M'n b’ver 06 conateble 69 lin’l men. 40 merobant sa do 40 da. 27 route eg't ear. driver merchant do do phyeioiaa eaahier carpenter 6 80 machiniat 52 merchant 28 olerk 62 buleber 6 42 hoe’p'l k. 80 butober 24 S3 1 84 lawyer 60 do 41 do 45 wheelwrg't planter 03 planter 22 bookk'p’r 27 eoodootor 40 olerk 51 merchant 40 merchant 22 bookk'p’r 25 do 06 Preat E Sc P 21 factory 82 painter 21 tobaoooniet 26 olerk 22 do 24 do 42 merobant 80 do 84 do 87 do 24 do 65 plantar 27 polio. 40 caahi.r 21 broker 46 preat O H I 24 olerk 24 do 25 do 61 merchant G W 84 do John B 27 barkeeper B 26 bookkeeper , Charle* 49 none t, John N 55 oily treea’r oil, J H 47 8 M agent I, F M 58 Ord’y M 0 lFL Hi, AM 29 43 druggiat E, WH 85 lawyer •y, A W 32 bookkeeper |L 87 tobecooniet Chari*. 4 58 polio* trader 60 phyaielan 87 teacher 40 cot'n buy'r 87 boil'r m’k’r 28 engineer 86 do 60 do 80 tin amlth 21 laborer 52 founder 21 druggist 58 at bat oapt 63 merobant 89 do 42 do 30 do 87 do 46 do 65 do 84 do 66 painter 23 olerk 55 do 22 do 26 do 28 do 38 do 54 pbyaioian 57 carpenter 5 43 wareha'm'n 86 olh B'p C’t 38 laborer boot maker faotory butcher engineer merchant do do do olerk 29 aaloon k'r 32 ina agent 30 faotory 6 42 oab't m’r 50 book'r 26 clerk 46 cot’n abip'r 48 pat’n m'r 45 moulder 28 oot’n abip’r 30 butcher 27 earpanter 48 pilot 28 fa 24 49 54 57 36 87 89 82 faotory 87 aaerehant 65 miller 46 o.eraeer 25 clerk 87 tinner 29 gun amith 32 lawyer 89 do 64 do 27 do 21 oot’n ahip'r 57 banker 46 rr isn't 46 maoblniat >y, M 62 watchman lorn, 8 B 85 mayor Edward 22 non® In T F 40 physician > JJ 34 wareb’m'n irUW 8 83 earpanter In W J 42 merohant »t J 8 62 do ■ HI 48 do nan Cliff 83 olerk 22 21 do 80 druggist 37 BBeond 81 editor 42 pbyaioian 88 engineer 62 factory 33 do 88 do 24 dark 28 moulder 61 laborer 85 merchant 69 do 28 do 48 oonatable 39 tel op 35 bookk'par 33 butcher 26 printer 40 tunaio t'ohr 50 baker 37 merchant 86 do 50 do 44 blaokamith 40 oarpantar 41 do 44 watchman 0 cotton boyar druggiat do 36 briokmaker 65 bricklayer Caab, W L Cargill, John W Crane, B 8 Duncan, John Daniel, Jamea T Dannie, Jamea W Dannie, Fit Dnnoan, Daniel Diokioaon, Stephan Duncan, Stephen Duke, Wm A Duffy, John L Dudley, C H Diabrow, John Dews, George M DeVotie, J G Douglaaa, T O Dixon,0 F Denson, J M Dozier, DP DeGratfenried, E F Dessau, M H Dexter, 0 E Dexter, Amory DeWolf, W 8 Dozier, A A Dorn, liaier Dever, Hugh ’* Deaton, LD Deaton, Jamea E Dudley, T J Dukea, Jaa A Daria, Mel ford Dunham, J L Daria, Wm Daniel, T H Davis, Wm A Daria, R A Donnelly, John Durkin, John Daria, W 8 Duffy, H 8 Dillingham, G W Dodd, John Daniel, A B Diokinaon, Jon V Edgar, PK Ellis, J B Elder, Wm Edwards, H W Bates, JD Estes, H 8 Estes, R H Epping, H H Evans, J 8 Estes, J M Edmunds, T T Ennis, B A Ethridge, 0 A England, B H Ellis, F 8 Ellis, D P Ellis, Eugene W Eiiand, A W Eifler, Ph Everett, H F Everett, John 8 Ellison, John 0 Frazier, Wm Fitzgibbons, John Flournoy, J F Flewellen, W W Fogle, WJ Frazer, J U Fitzgerald, J T Filburn, John Frederick, 0 J Frederick, F M Ford, J M Floyd, Jaa P Fleming, Wm Fleming, G H Fitzgerald, J E Francis, A K Furgerson, J W Fleming, Wm A Fleming, John Fontaine, Geo H Fontaine, T 8 Frampton, J H Freeman, W 8 Fagan, John Foran, Frank Foran, F Foran, Jamea Foran, John Fee, Wm Flournoy, G B Grimes, O B Grimes, F 8 Griffin, J B Grimes, Geo J Gossett, C J Gilbert, Thos Gray, M E Gunby, F M Gibaon,H A Garrard, L F Grimes, T W jr Gunby, B U Goldsmitb, M E Gordon, M 0 Gray, W 0 Granat, O F Grier, Thos Grier, R 8 Gray, Wm H Grubbs, Richard Gilbert, J W Goetohius, R B Gager, G E Grimes, T War Gawley, D D Garrett, J 8 Gronbeck, T A Gammon, Jas T Gemmell, F U Greenwood, J Gilhooley, J W Hughes, Jaa M Holmes, C G Hardaway, B 8 Howard, Jaa W Hogan, J 0 Hogan, T H Hogan, Jno L Hoops, L B Harris, E T Harrell, John Hudson, B H Hudson, Robt Hudson, W F Higden,E V Hancock, J D Harrell, Wm Howard, Jamea Howard, Nathan Harris, Jos J Hood, E 0 Hood, E G Hatcher, B T Hammock, Jamea Howard, John F Hodo, John W Hamilton, J H Howard, Wm Hood, HD Hunter, B J Hoffman, 8 J Hecht, Jacob Harris, L Hochatraaser, C E Holatead, W 8 Herring, 0 H Howard, J M Hyde, Wm Hanby, Jamea Howard, Charles Hair, Tboa E Hendrix, Marion Hardia, John Hyde, Henry A Holloman, J A Hill Joe B Harvey LI Hoffman Jno J Hines B R Heyman Chaa Hungerford G Hackney W H Harold O 0 Hudson I E Howell J L Hughes Geo P Howell C J Haiman E Harrieon J H Hydeman Jacob Hecht Joseph Harriaon A L HirscbMM Halsworth H Huff DB 88 polios merchant do 40 merchant 42 do 88 stove man'fr 80 ootton ahip'r 84 polios 45 mattress m’r 71 termer 80 none 85 artist 88 lumber yard 46 stable keep'r 44 teacher 25 editor 57 bookkeeper 89 druggist 46 bookkeeper 26 clerk 60 physician 69 merchant 51 ootton buyer 45 do do 24 printer 29 lawyer 83 oigar man'fr 46 cot'n samp'r 60 merchant 29 do 48 lnmb'r dl’e S3 farmer 37 roekmas'n 63 oom mere 45 butcher 27 printer 5 60 watchmen 28 blaoksmtih merobant 6 55 do bookkeep’r 46 moulder 41 oahGHB'k 42 laborer 23 olerk 85 do oar'gem’k'r factory do cshON B’k clerk merobant do banker olerk merchant 39 do 86 do 41 cott'n buyer 51 carpenter 28 book ke’per 59 auctioneer 21 do 26 r r bag's agt 44 gunsmith 80 merchant 86 olerk I 43 gardener : 60 laborer I 42 merchant 26 wareboua'n 48 physician I 26 dentist 45 agt m A g r 27 merohant 49 da 27 do 22 do 40 physioien 88 printer 50 book'eeper 24 olerk 23 do 36 machinist 27 do 23 faotory 22 do 25 planter 31 do i 39 clerk 87 merohant 48 police 21 farmer 64 watohman 6 62 upholster’r 32 polios 43 tinner 34 merohant book’eeper r r coud'r 25 olerk 27 physician 52 watchman 40 printar 25 clerk 28 merchant 44 do lawyer do merohant 23 27 Hill John Hairston W R Haynes G W Iabell L W Iverson J F Illgea A Ingram W E Jordan J 0 Jordan G Gunby Jaques R W Johnson Wm Johnson Jas D Johnaton AFSr Johnston A F Jr Johnston, W H Jepaon, L P Jefferson, Hollin Jordan, O 8 Jones, J J Jones, O H Jeter, F H Johnston, D W Jackson, B Jones, Jamea 8 Joseph, Jaoob Joines, E W Johnson, John A Johnson, James Johnson, W H Johnson, Wm Jordan,J L Jones, John W Johnaon, Philo Johnson,J D Johnson, J H Joseph, H Joseph, Isaac Jordan, E H Jepaon, F A Jepaon, Joseph Jackson, W H Ketohnm, E F Kirven, J A Kern, E Klay.G Kaufman, Juliua Kaufman, Jaoob Kyle, Joseph Kyle James P Klink, H G Klink, 0 A Kurniker, E Kelly, P H Koehne, G A Kent, W R Kenneday, Thos Keith, D Kivlin, James King, John King, Joseph Kinsell.OH Little, W A Lowdenber. J A Lowdenber, F W Love, Eugene E Lloyd, O G Lloyd, G I Lloyd, 8 O Loeb, A Loeb, B Loeb, L Long, N W Long, Jas W Lynab, James Lee, 51 H Ligon, John Lewis, J A Lawhon, 8 E Lewis, B D Layfield, J M Layfield, George Law, 8 B Law, U H Lynch, L 51 Ligon, J A, jr Lnclcie, 0 B Ledainger, R W Lewis, Jason Lopez, C Lips, GW Lawrenae, D W Layfield, Henry Lequin, O H faotory eerpentar farmer 46 63 do do none shoemaker atone cut'r clerk faotory none carpenter do do pbyaleian merobant do baker dark earpanter merchant do 60 ootton fae. 77 oom. mer. 85 dark 80 do 65 none 27 ioe dedar 86 merohant 26 do 23 peddler 87 bookkeeper 80 factory 24 do 29 do 88 woodheuler 21 peddler 27 factory 64 do 61 do 57 druggist 24 olerk 27 wareb'm'n 24 none 87 bookkeeper 35 dark 45 merohant 21 faotory 42 druggiat 82 dark 27 merohant 85 do 43 do 26 do 27 do 33 painter 28 dyer 21 factory 21 do 21 do 25 do 24 do 21 do 23 do 42 carpenter 21 clerk 37 do 29 R R flre'm 34 planter 35 saloon k'p’r 53 jeweler 25 wheelright 31 tel op r i 67 boot m’k'r bookkeep’r R B oond B H agent 83 man'faot'r 55 cotton b'yr 60 merohant 29 do 84 do 82 junk dler 26 dark 26 butohar Laney, O F Lynch, C H Landauer, 8 Langdon, W B Long, Henry 5Iurdooh, S S Murdoch, R B Murdoch, R B jr Mott, R L Mulford, D Mitchell, Iaaao klarous, Van Martin, Jamea Mulford, R M Masters, Mark Martinier, W A Mehaffey, John Mullins, Elijah Manley, J P Morran, Frank Morris, J E Monkus, Wm Mote, J J Moore, T T Mosely, H Munn, John Markham, G H Middlebrook, H Mayer, J H Mayer, Moses Madden, P H Moore, Jos 84 6 45 39 1 43 wareh’m'u 8 87 ina agent 4 53 merobant 6 34 none 1 SO merchant 28 8’yEAPOo 2 61 none 55 ag't b’t line 63 bookk'p'r 58 merohant 23 olerk 21 do 88 briokmaker 95 clerk 8 24 do 21 druggist 60 tailor 61 printer 40 phyaioian 44 merohant 30 do 4 81 do 41 do 48 jailor 64 judge a. t. * 28 postmaster 23 factory 27 druggiat 28 clerk 5 54 moulder merohant do do do do briokmaker meohanio 48 ware houae'n 1 26 factory 25 olerk 2 46 merchant 39 saloon keep'r 3 54 merchant 62 do 60 do 21 olerk 4 27 none 49 a't bo’t capt 36 saloon ke'r 22 painter 41 tailor 36 merchant 5 56 blaokamith 62 man'fr 82 none 40 banker 6 43 merchant 45 do 1 84 lawyer 27 oigar mak'r ' 25 tobacconist 31 merchant 21 faotory 8 47 harnessm'r 37 eabn'tm'kr 34 merchant 25 do 22 clerk 75 planter 22 merchant 61 sexton 3 45 merchant 49 do 4 29 do 69 do 72 C H janitor 28 baker 22 mechanic 4 42 phyaioian 30 clerk 27 do 21 do 27 do 82 oot’n buy'r 49 butcher 74 oigar m’f’r 26 saloon k’pr 38 none 25 factory 30 jeweler 5 22 laborer 56 painter 30 merchant 60 do 6 27 factory 1 23 seo. G H 69 inBur. ag’t 29 merchant 75 miller 50 bookkeep'r 81 none 43 do laborer bank teller 34 blacksmith 31 olerk 41 merchant 2 60 do 45 do 24 laborer 22 factory 25 do 63 do 3 86 photog'er 69 none 68 coton bu’r 22 soloon k'r 74 merchant 4 39 do 25 do engineer factory GROCERIES. J. A. WALKER. WATT & WALKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner under Rankin IlmiHo, H ave now in store and to arrive, everything usually kept in a First 01 am Provision Store, to-wlt: 50 hhds. Clear Bib Bacon Sides. 50 “ Bacon Shoulders. 25 boxes Ice-Cured White Meat. 150 Bolls Heavy Bagging. 450 Bundles Iron Ties. 200 bble. Flour, all grades. 50 “ Whiskey. 100 " Sugar, and everything in quantity and qua ity to suit the most fastidious. Soap, Salt, Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel, &c W* have the largest lot of FLORIDA SYRUP In Middle Georgla- oheap. «r Don't forget the place. ‘•I* 7 tf WATT a WALKER. NEW GROCERY STORE. POLLARD & HARRIS, Old Stand of J. K. Redd fc Do. (next door to Chattahoocheo National Rank.) A FULL LINK OF FRESH GROCERIES ANI) STAPLE DRY GOODS JUST RE- oetved. Having bought our goods for GASH, we shall soil them upon a GASH BASIS, guaranteeing our prices to be as low as any house In the city. Goods delivered to any part or the city Free of Charge. Give ua a oaII, And we will do our host to please. Terms •triotly Oasli ! POLLARD A HARRIS. Jglgjggjkwly C’olambns, Ueergla. IRON WORKS AND MACHINERY. SADDLES, HARNESS, ETC. H. MIDDLEBROOK, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Martingales, Haa on head e large Hock or every ityle.and quality, from the cheapeat to the beet, Ladles’ and Cents’ Trunks, Valises and Traveling Rage, ALL STYLES AMD FRIOBS. PATENT DASH ENAMEL LEATUER, HARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER Knsmeled Cletk of all kinds. Lew (her and Robber Belting, Collars, Harare, Tram-Chains, Whips, Blind-Bridles, Back-Bands. BUS. Buokles, Spurs, and all articles In this line usually kepi in a first class houee. Jg* All goods la aijr line will be sold at reduoed prloes, with a view of dosing out mj knsl ness at an earlx day. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Mr. MARK A BRADFORD, formerly with Mr. W. R. Kent, la With Re, and would pleased to see all his old customers and friends. JfeMttgMjBHn CLOTHINC. ]VETOT FALL S WINTER CLOTHING l additional shipments of New Clothing of all kinds. > Our Goods are made to order, or Good Materials, and warranted to give satisfaction, at ‘— ’ K - r — 1 *- thin market. Look before you buy. " LKS AND SMALL PROMTS. THORNTON & ACES, i. BOOTS AND SHOES. COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO., FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. Columbus, Georgia. - MAHUV ACTUaiRS OP STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, CIRCULAR HAW MILLS, FLOURING AND COTTON MILL MACHINERY, CANE MILLS, SYRUP KETTLES, HORHE POWERS, PUMPS, PULLEYS, SHAFTING AND HANGERS. ALLUMS’, GOLDEN'S, AND OTHER IMPROVED IRON SJREW COTTON PRESSES, TELLIER’S and MUHL’8 PATENT ICE MACHINE8. Are Agents for THE ECLIPSE DOUBLE TURBINE WATER WHEELS and PULSOMETER PUMPS. THEY KEKP CONSTANTLY ON HAND HOLLOW WARE, FIRE DOGS, COAL GRATES, GIN GEARING, STEAM AND WATER PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS, GLOBE CHECK, SAFETY AND STOP VALVES, GAUGE COCKS, STEAM A WATER QAUGKS, and a general assortment ef Engineers' mid Machinists' Supplies. IRON and BRASS CASTINGS and SPECIAL MACHINERY made to order. Send for l'rloe Lists. COLUMBUS IKON WORKS OO. A. CARD. The Columbus Iron Worke Company will furnish Plans, Drawings and Estimates ROBT O. POPE. JAM. w. um NEW BOOT and SHOE STOREj yy OPE 45 42 DRESSMAKING. TlfSS. Dreas Making. Fit according to the Latest and Ohlldrsn's Dresses. Also, will do Stamp, ing at short notice; and Is agent for Smith's Skirt Elevator. Give her a call. novl2 d2w 27 Mrs. M. R. Averett, Dressmaker, ~^^TSHES to Inform her friends and custom ers that she has removed from Troup street to the oorner of Bridge and Broad Sts., fronting Miss Carrie Brown's. novi dAwlm Just Received: B EAUTIFUL lot New Prints ; yard wide Hltaebed Domestle 10c. All-Wool Red and White Flannels 26o. Amerioan Alpacas, new shades, 25c. Japanese Silks, full patterns, $10. ▲11 other Dress Goods very cheap. To Arrive Tueediy Next: Full line of new styles Silk Searfs and other Novelties The whole stock as cheap as the cheapest. F. 0. JOHNSON 4 €0. novl6 eodfcw L. Banner, A T THE NEW YORK STORE, M Br street, bss just received a large lot of Beautiful New Style Prints, Ladles' shawls. Hats and Trunks, Dress Goods, Ac. Call and Inspect the stock. All goods for sal^cheapeMhanever^^^^^JnovS^iv COTTON WAREHOUSES. A. M. ALI.EN. PETEK PKKKK. Fontaine "WarelioTise. ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES, Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants COIaUMBUS i C3--&- L. M. 1IUI ias. 0. M. WILLIAMS. BURRUS & WILLIAMS, Warehouse & Commission Merchants, Alabama Warehouse, Columbus, Ga. Full Stock of Bagging and TieB on hand. the Brown Cotton Oin. We also sell LIQUORS, WINES, etc. ROSETTE & LAWHON, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers. At thin Establishment PUKE etui UNADULTERATED LKIUOBS are sold. Brandies, Rum, Gin, Wine*, Whleklee of all qualiti**, ten different brand*. ROSETTE At LAWIION ARE AGENTS FOR THE ORANGE RIFLE POWDER. WE ABE RECEIVING AND OPENING AT 3STo. 104 Broad Street, NEXT DOOR TO J, KYLE * OO. AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES WE REPAIR ALL RIPPING. PREE OP CHARGE, uretains. TEEM. CASE. I ■WbbQNU,., DRY GOODS. A NEW ENTERPRISE ! A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, ENTIRELY SEPARATE FROM OUR RETAIL STORE, .A-t 3STo. 132 Broad Street, AND ARE PREPARED TO SELL Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes AS LOW AS ANY JOBBtXO HOUSE IN NEW YORK OB HLSEWNMI To convince any merohant that the above statameat is oorreot, ws propose tc dmUaote any few York Invoices they may bilng us. N. B.—Parties desirousol buying at retail will find our Retail House (No. lit Brood street) limited with desirable and sea .on tide g mnIh, which will he sold at bottom prices. We have employed coinj eteat and i ollte Salesmen, who will take pleasure la showing geode. GAWLEY & LEWIS, sepw dkwly OolusnbuE, ^s-g| novl eodkwSm Sold at Naw York prices, freights added. ROSETTE k LAWHON. RESTAURANTS. THE AHBOB. M B. GEO ROE W. LIPS HAS OOM- known “ABHOR’’ stand as a Saloon and Res taurant. He Is now prepared to furnish Meals, Choice Liquors and Cigars, and customers may he as unxl everything will be tbe best the market affords. oct8-tf DRY COOD8. REMOVAL. Atbexxa, G»- A smell OSS let or MOJ, T4, .3*8,799.83 P OLICIES WRITTEN ON ALL KINDS of Insurable Property aireluBt Los. by Fire. Dividend No. 18, 46 per cent on premi ums, now reedy for delivery and payment, t. H. B. MURDOCH, Insuranoe A vent, oo4 3m No. VI Broad Stree REAL ESTATE ACENT8. JOHN BLACKMAR, St. Clair Street, Ounby’i Building, neat to Freer, lllges k Co. Real Estate Brokerage & Insurance. asrta, ut rsannunoR, To jfprehauts’ aud lUduuiics' Bunk, this city aprl6 tf Reich’s Restaurant No. 112 Broad 8t. f •nod, and Is now prepa a guests and patrons a BILL OF FARC BQTJAXj to any t SANS SOUCI Bar, Restaurant a Ten Fin Alley. OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, and Choice Meals served at all hours, at reasonable pricer, an1 private room* when desired. THE TEN FIN ALLEY Is the best ever oonstruoted In Columbus. Mr. JAS. FORAN has charge. oct24 tf A. J. BOLAND, Froprletor. J. KYLE & CO. HA\E REMOVED TO No. I06 Broad Street, Throe doors bolow tholr old stand. The house is much better lighted. Customers will see goods iu any purt of the house. OUR FALL STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN Every Department. Wo are determined to SELL GOODS CHEAP. “Small Fronts and C|ulck Returns” Is our motto. Columbus, Got. 3d, 1*74. J. KYLE k CO. w. w. SHARPE & CO., Publishers' Agents No. 'li* Park How, N«w York, Aro aullierised to Contract for Ad- vcrtlelutr la oar paper. myU.tr 8. LANDAUBB. REMEMBER, The New York Store! The New York Store! DRY GOODS OF ENDLESS VARIETY AND LOWEST COST! The New York Store, The New York Store, The New York Store. ALE IIV WANT OF DRY GOODS, CALL ON S. LANDAUER, «. LANDAUER. DON’T FORGET—THE NEW YORK STORE, 82 Broad Street, 82 Broad Street, > 82 Broad Street. The New York Store, The New York Store. New York Prices, New York Prices. O OMB ONH, OOMX 0X0*30, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Having had In our employ an Agent that we have dlaoovarad to bo elmply diminutively Insignificant and oontamptuoualy unworthy, unrolitblo. Indo lent and dlahonait fallow, through whom un impreeeien haa become currant that wa are about diecontinulng our bualneet In Columbue, wo doeiro to aoy that notwithitandlng any and ail tuoh repreeootatioM that may ha or mag have bean made, wa aro determined to mako our Maoklna more prominently known than aver. TEE HOVE MACHINE COMPANY.