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(jftje Constitnticmnlisi.
AUGUSTA, OA..
Sunday LMorning, November 11,1876
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.
Washington, Nov. 11.—Probabilities.—
F jr the South Atlantic States, warm south
west winds, falling barometer and clea:
weather will prevail. lor the Gulf States
falling barometer, warmer southerly wind
aud partly cloudy or hazy weather. For
Tennessee aud the Ohio V alley, falling ba
rometer, southerly winds, warmer cloudy
aud ramy weather, followed by colder
northerly winds aud rising barometer hi
the western portion, lor the Middle At
lantic States, northeast backing to south
west winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather.
Thermometer, November 11 4-16 P. M
New Orleans 66
New York
Norfolk 49
Atlantic City
Gape Henry
Pittsburgh
Kitty Hawk •
Cape Hatteras
Puuta Bassa 64
St. Marks 58
Barnegat
Savannah 57
Shreveport
St. Louis
Vicksburg, Miss..
Washington
Wilmington 54
Augusta 58
Cairo, 111
Cape May—•••••—
Charleston, S. C. ...57
Oinclnnati, 0 —■
Corsicana .77
Fort Gibson, 0. N..—
Galveston 74
Xndlanola 7b I
Jacksonville 65
Key West 69
Knoxville
Lvnchburg
Memphis
Mobile.
Montgomery 6i
Nashville
Observations foi Augusta, Nv^ll.
~ m Baroin- J F ermome- weather,
lime. eter> ter.
TsTm. 30:140 35 Fggy.
2 p.m. 30:036 58 Clear.
9 p. m. 30:154 45 Clear.
Highest temperature, 59 degrees at 3 p.
m., lowest temperature, 30 degrees aU a
m ’ mean temperature, 45.7. Depth of liver
at City Bridge at 3 p m., 5 feet 0 inches.
H. Bessant. Observer.
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Index to New Advertisements.
The Steamship Montgomery—Captain
Chester. ,
Fourth Ward Ticket—For Mayor JohnU.
Meyer.
Dress Goods, Dress Goods—Christopher
Gray A Cos.
Second Ward Councilmen—Many Vo-
Bacon-For sale by J. O. Matthew
son A Cos.
Headquarters Georgia Commandery, No.
1, K. T.
Plano and Organ Depot—Phillips, Crew &
Freyer.
Augusta Beal Estate and Building Asso
ciation.
Large and desirable residence to rent—
Apply at Alexander’s Drug Store.
Tilden for President—Hammond, 282
Broad street.
Only eight cents for the best calicoes at
W. T. Anderson & Co’s.
Furniture for the million at DeGraaf’s,
on Broad street.
Cheap Fresh Goods at J. P. Weathers
bee’s.
South Carolina and Florida heard from—
M. 8. Kern.
Beal Estate for sale—Homes for all—M.
Hyams.
Go to J. P. Weathersbee’s this week for
bargains.
Fresh goods now arriving at J. P. Weath
ersbee’s.
Do not fail to go to J. P. Weathersbee’s
this week.
A Southern enterprise—Messrs. Phillips
and Crews, Atlanta, Ga.
Beautiful Scarfs in Cardinal at Weathers
bee’s.
A mild anti-bilious purgative—Dennis’
Liver Assistant.
The pews in the First Baptist Church to
be rented November 13th.
The Great Battle fought and the Victory
won—H. W Landram.
The election is over -V. Bichards A Bros.
Keep the feet warm by the use of Hul
heriu’s heavy soled boots and 6hoes.
Jeans. Cassimeres, etc.—At Mullarky
Bros.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
<io this week for
bargains.
Fresh goods now arriving at J. P
Wkatheksbee’s.
Immense stock of Dry Goods at Weath
ebsbee’s, and selling cheap. Do not fail
to go there this week.
Beautiful Scarfs in Cardinal and other
fashionable colors, just received at
J. P. Weathebsbee’s.
Keep the Feet Warm. — The essential
qualification for health may be successful
ly carried out by investing in those heayy
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, sd.'d by V\ m. ilul
herin, at 293 Broad Street.
novl2-su-we-fri
Gen i’s Double Soled Hand Sewed New
Orleans Congress Gaiters,extra good quali
ty, just received at
Wm. Mulherin’s,
293 Broad street.
A new arrival of Ladies’ fine Shoes at
Wm. Mulherin’s.
novil-3t 293 Broad street.
Coooancts, Yellow Bananas, Oranges,
Catawba and Malaga Grapes. Raw and
Parched Peanuts, fine Confectioneries.
L. Merzeau,
novll 59 Jackson street.
Free Lunch to-day at “The Dew Drop
In Saloon," No. 304 Broad St., at 11 o’clock,
novll-lt
Don't fail to try those splendid fried
Oysters at Sayres,
316 Broad street, opp. Planters’ Hotel.
novs-3m
The finest Cakes and Confectionery at
Sayres,
316 Broad street, opp. Planters’ Hotel.
nov6-3m
loe Cream in fancy molds for parties, at
Sayres,
316 Broad street, opp. Planters’ Hotel.
novs-3m
Fresh New Goods arriving every day at
novs-suth Kean’s.
Durable Boots and Shoes at low prices
a specialty at Wm. Mulheiun’s, 293 Broad
street. no?s-suwefr
Clothing at A. Asher’s,
176 Broad street.
Hats, Caps, Etc., at
A. Asher’s.
Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing, from two
to twenty years old, a specialty, at
A. ASHER’S
Gents’ Furnisiiiug Goods, at
A. Asher’s.
Umbrellas, Overcoats, and everything
comfortable, at A. Asher’s.
Yellow Fever— To ameliorate the
dreadful effects of Yellow Fever, take Sim
mons’ Liver Regulator. Let it be given in
large doses, that it may have an immediate
effect upon the liver, and remove the accu
mulating bile. It so acts upon the liver,
stomach and blood as to preveat the at
tack of this terrible disease.
oct7-lm
Misses and Children’s Sewed Leather
'1 lpped Shoes, neat and good, sizes 7 to 13,
at $1.25 per pair, at Wm. Mulhebin's, 293
Broad street. novs-suwefr
Just received, a soieaiiid assortment of
Ladies, Gents and Children’s Underwear,
made by the celebrated “American Hosiery
Company ” equal in every respect to Cart
wright &, Warners’. M. S. Kean.
novs-suth
Beautiful new Calicoes just received at
novs-suth Kr\n’s.
One case 10-4 Bleached Sheeting at 25c.
by the piece, the best in the world for the
price— regular price 35c—at
novS-suth Kean’s.
“We call attention to the advertise
ment of Simmons’ Liver Begulator, which
appears in the paper to-day. This stand
ard remedy does not deserve to be classed
with the many ‘patent’ nostrums so liberal
ly advertised throughout the country, it
is ofteof the very best preparations of its
kind in use ; and is recommended by the
regular practitioners of medicine. It has
a large sale in this city, and can be found
m all our drug stores. A bottle or package
should be found in every family, as its ju
dicious use is almost certain to prevent a
Bilious attack, if taken when the symp
tom first show themselves.”
The Seven Spbings ibon and Alum
Mass.— Testimony from Bishop Pierce :
1 take pleasure in commending the Seven
Springs “Iron and Alum Mass” to all who
may need a simple and efficient remedy for
the ordinary ills to which flesh is heir to.
To some of my friends it has been invalua
ble as a tonic aud restorative. I know one
case of remarkable recovery from chronic
dyspepsia, it is a “panacea'’ for sick head
ache, both to cure when it comes, aud to
prevent if taken in time. One great virtue
is, it is not bad to take, not often true of
physic. Respectfully,
G. F. Pxekce. Sparta, Ga.
Further comment on the virtues of this
valuable medicine would seem unnecessary.
The above testimony from Bishop Pierce
expresses the sentiments of thousands of
others who have used this simple medi
cine. There are various other diseases in
which this Mass is used, with the same
satisfactory results, and especially in Fe
male Complaints. This Mass can be had
at the Drug Stores of Jas. H. Alexander,
Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., Fleming Bros.,
and from Druggists generally. Every
family should use this Mass. oct4tf
A Southern Enterprise.
We to-day insert the advertisement of
Wm. Knabe A Cos., and clip the following
from the New York Tribune:
“The Baltimore piano firm of Wm. Knabe
A Cos. is one of the oldest in the country.
Making from forty to fifty pianos per
week, the Knabe manufactory sends the
instrument to divers quarters of the United
States and finds valuable patrons in South
America, the West Indies, and In Europe.
1 heir trade in the Southern States has
been extending largely of late years. The
Knabe pianos have been the most popular
of any in the South, and they certainly
have no room for complaint wherever they
are tested.”
Messrs. Phillips <fc Crew, Atlanta, are the
Georgia agents for these pianos.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
THE AUGUSTA DAILY MARKETS
Constitutionalist Office
6 o’clock p. m., November 11, 1876.
No Call at the Augusta Exchange to-day.
Cotton.
Tone of the market—Steady.
Ordinary 9%a 3 4
Good Ordinary 10%a
Low Middling 11 %
Middling 11%
Good Middling 11%.
STOCKS.
Stock in Augusta, by actual count on
November 10th 12.807
Stock last year 9,876
RECEIPTS.
Receipts since Sept. 1 87,634
Shipments since Sept. 1 75,462
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Tone—Firm.
Sales to-day 15,000
Middling Uplands 6 11-19
Middling Orleans 6%
HAVRE MARKET.
Tone—Dull and lower.
Tres Ord. Orleans, spot 77
Low Mid. Oris. Afloat 79
NEW YORK MARKET.
Tone—Spots: Steady.
Middling 12%
Gold 9%
txehange—Commercial bills 479%a48i
FUTURES.
Closing Tone.—Weak; tending down.
January ..1212-32ft12% July. . .13 13-32a7-lfi
Teh ... 12 17-32a9-16 Aug... .13 17-32a9-16
March. ..12 23-32a12% Sept.
April 12 29-32 October.
May 13 l-32a1-16 Nov 12 £-32
Juno 13 3-16 Dec .12 3-16
RECEIPTS AT ALL U. S. PORTS.
Cor. Week Last
This Week. Last Year. Week
Saturday.— 26,225 30,853 25,**70
Monday 39.528 43,775
Tuesday 26,037 36,347
Wednesday.. 28,357 34,7(14
Thursday 27,377 27,371
Friday 32,729 42,367
Total, days.. 184,881 210,434
Receipts since Ist September 1,219,981
Receipts same time last year 1,065,218
Stock at all U. S. ports 728,010
Stocks at all U. S. ports last year.. 554,106
Stock in New York, actual count.. 151,515
Sroek in New York last year 89,808
General Groceries.
Beeswax, per lb., 25; White Table
Peas, $1.25a1.75. Honey, strained, per
ib.,20. Western Potatoes, $2a2.25 per barrel.
New Irish Potatoes, bbl. $3.00a3.25. Onions,
per bbl $3.00a53.25, according to quality,
Sweet Potatoes, 1.00a1.25 per bus.; Dried
Peaches, peeled. 14 per lb.; Dried Apples,
sa6c. per lb; Tallow', 7a9; Grits per bus. soaO
a1.42; Western Pearl Grits, per bbl,, $5.01.4
$5.50; Pearl Hominy, $5.50 a $5.75.
Candles—Adamantine, light weight, 16a
17; full weight, 19a20; sperm, 35a40; patent
sperm, 50; tallow, 12a13 per pound.
Cheese—State Dairy, 12^a13 %; Factory
14%a15; Extra Cream, English Dairy
17al8.
Rice—7aß cents per pound.
Salt—Liverpool,sl.2sal.4o; Virginia, $1.25
$2,25 per sack.
Soap—No. 1,6 c.; Family, 6%a7.
Mackerel—We quote full weights only as
follows: No. 1- mess in kits—s2.soa3.so;
half barrels, $9.00; No. 1, in kits, 53.25a3.50;
No, 2, in barrels, sl2; half barrels, $7a7.50;
kits, $1,75: No, 3, barrels, large, $10.50all;
half barrels, large, s(ja6.so; kits, $1.35a6.50.
Salmon—Per dozen, pound ean3, $2.50;
two pound, $3.50; Salmon in kits, $3.50.
Pickles—Underwood’s, Quarts, $4.75;
common brands, $2.75; s4as6 as per quarts
to gallons.
Green Corn—Two pound cans, $3.50.
Gelatine—Nelson's, $3 per dozen.
Ground Peas—Tennessee, $1.50; Georgia.
$1.50 per bushel.
French Peas—Pound cans, per dozen
$4.50.
Manufactured Cotton Goods.
Augusta Faotory—3-4 Shirting, 5%; 7-8
Shirting. 6%; 4-4 Sheeting. 1 Y%\ Drills, 8
Graniteville Factoid—3G SlnrtingO
6. 7-8 do., 7: 4-4 Sheeting, 8; Drills, 8%.
Langley Factory— A Drills, 8%; A 7-a
Shirting, 6%; B Drills, 8; Standard A 4.-4
Sheeting, 7 %; 3-4 Shirting, b x / % \ for five
bales or more, %c, less.
Princeton Factory—7-8 Shirtings, 7%:
4-4 Sheeting, Yarns, par bunch, $1.16.
Jewell’s— 7-8 Shirting, 6%; 4-4 Shooting
7% ; Kerseys, 30; Osnaburgs, 10.
Athens Manufacturing Company.—
Stripes. 8 L / t ; Cheeks, Yarns, sl.lO.
Randleman’s.— Stripes, #%; Checks, 10;
Georgia Stripes, ll l /,\ Plains, 12;
Richmond. —Stripes, 9%a10; Osnaburgs
9; Wool Plains, 35.
lAqueps,
Ale and Porter— lmported, $2.25* 2,75
Brandy— Apple, $2,50*3.00; American
10 4a2.00; French, s6al2; Scbleifer's Cali
fornia, $5.50; New. $4; Peach Brandy $2 50
a *(iiN.—Aoierican, $1.40a2.50; Holland, $3.0
aG.OO. ,
Whiskey Proof.-Corn, pountrv, per gal
lon 5i.40a2.50; Bourbon. 1* gallon, $1.50a
5.00; Gibson’s & gallon, $2.50a7J)0; Ryu,
V gallon, $1.35<v5.00; Rectified $ gallon,
$140a2.75; Robertson a aftfv, y gallon,
$1.60a2A0 ;Diodnoro $7.00.
W Ine. —Madame Ciiquot Cfiampagpe
sißa3o; Napoleon’s Cabinet, $28a30; Roede
er’s $33*33; Roederor’s Sehreider, $3 Ja32;
rmpeiial American, $2 Ja22 case of pints
and Quarts; Madeira. sl.sousb; Malaga, $2.50
gai.; Port, $1.3546.00; Sherry, $1.35a5.00
High Wines. $1.15*44
Oil.
Headlight, per gallon, 30a40; Kerosene,
20; Lard, SI 15al 20; Linseed, boiled
85; Linseed, raw, 20; Sperm, *2 25a2 50
Tanner’s. 60a05; Spirits Turpentine. 37a40
Paper,
Book, 12c; Manilla, 9all; News, best rag.
10%all; Wrapping, by t a,7%.
Powder and Shot.
Rifle Powder, kegs, 25 ibs $6 50
lii fie Powder, half kegs, 12>Hbs 3 50
Rifie Powder, qrt kegs, 6% lbs I 90
Blasting Powder, kegs, 25 lbs 4 00
Blasting Fuse, per 100 feet 1 00
Di op Shot, bag 2 50
Buck Shot, bag 2 75
Tobacco.
Manufactured—Common, 45; Medium 55a
65; Extra Fine to F*ny, 85al 10; Smoking
Tobacco (according to quality) 40at)5.
Ilf ANHOOD
HI RESTORED.
Victim* of youthful Imprudence, %ftuj
I S B have tried la vain every known remedy,
1 B B will learn of a *imple prescription, FREE,
I ■ B for the speedy cure of nervous debility,
I ■ premature decay, lost manhood, and all
8* ■ ■■disorders brought on by excesses. Any
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GREAT"BATTLE FOUGHT
And the Victory is Ours 1
0
S. J. Tilden to be, by Eight, our Next President,
BUT LOOK OUT THIS WEEK FOR
THE NEW STORE.
H. W. LANDRAM,
No. 268 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia.
100 Pairs 10-4 BED BLANKETS at $2.25; and this is the weather to buy them.
Lots of NEW GOODS added daily.
WHERE there will be a grand rally for all who want to see a beautiful line of new
Dress Goods just opened, and many other Goods at prices to suit the times.
10 pieces more of those beautiful Black Cashmer s, and at prices cheaper than before.
50 pieces beautifut low price Dress Goods, all the new shades, and at all prices
20 pieces Best Black Silk, the best makes, to be sold at less than the old prioes before
the advance.
20,000 yards good Prints at 6%c., less than New York prioes.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings at the popular prices.
Anew line of Cassimeros and Je ms at low prices.
Cotton and Wool Flannels from 10c. a yard up.
Lots of Small Things we will show you, but will not name
them now.
Anew line of Cloth Cloaks just received, at all prices.
P. S—Be sure and see those Black Cashmeres aud French Satins before buying else
where. Do your shopping where you can have a clean, nice stock to select from, and
where you will be dealt with fairly. Come Monday, and every day this week and vou
will never regret it, but will feel better for it.
GOODS TO MERCHANTS AT NEW YORK PRICES!
o
novs-tf H. W. LANDRAM.
THE ELECTION IS OVER!!
LET US HAVE PEACE!
AND NOW FOR BUSINESS !
—AT THE—
OLD FREDERICKSBURG STORE,
ON THE
CORNER BY THE PLANTERS’ HOTEL,
AUUUSTA, GEORGIA.
READ :
SPLENDID Cloaks and Sacques, from $1 upward; Shawls in every variety, in striped,
black, plaid, gray and other styles, from the shoulder shawl at 25c, up to the finest
and nicest goods ever brought to this city; Beautiful Furs, in all the now styles, from
$2 50 for sets, up to elegant goods at $5, SO and $8 per set,
Thousands of yards of Dress Goods, of every description, from 10c per yard to the
finest.
Every Variety of Calicoes, from the very low price up to fine yard wide cambrics, at
9c and 10 per yard. Never had we such an assortment of Jeans, Kerseys, Cassirneres,
Flannels, Linseys, plaid aud striped Cottons, Bed Ticks, Table Llueus, Napkins, and
everything in the domestic line as now, and so cheap. We are selling a great big Huck
aback Towel at 6%c.
Blankets from $1.25 per pair up to tho finest and largest that are made, and at about
half the former prices. Some of them are large enough to cover Bringham Young and
a good number of his family, for only $2 50 per pair.
Ladies, Children’s and Gent’s Undervests, in every quality and price. Jet and fine
Jewelry, also Jet Chains for the neck.
in Black Goods, for mourning, we have the cho'cest and best makes, and at the low
est down prices; also, Crapes, Crape and Love Veils, aud everything pertaining to the
mourning department.
In Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves. Worsted Fringes, Buttons and Trimmings, of ail de
scriptions, the assortment is not surpassed by auy house in the city Some houses, by
advertising the prices of a few cheap gooUSj try to make an impression that no other
house can come in competition with them. You will notice a few of our pri-.es, and thev
are not for auction goods, or goods saved from fires in a damaged state, but purchased
from good, solid merchants, at low down cash prices.
WHS ]VTA]\IHS:
60J Colored Bed Spreads, atsl 25 each, recently sold for $2; gents’ Merino Undervesst
at 35c each, or three for SI, worth more than double; gents’ all-finished Shirts, at3oo;
red twilled,all wool Flannel. 25c; gents’ half hose, at 75c per dozen; ladies’ Balbriggan
Hose, two for 25c., worth more than that for one pair; ladies’ merino Hose, at 10c; hun
dreds of Pocket Books, from 10c up; twelve papers Adamantine Pins, 2SO pins to the pa
per, 20c, or about l%c per paper; Adamantine Hooks and Eyes, at 5e per box, 01 less
than lc per card, two dozen on a card. Toilet Soaps, enough to last you a year, for ton
cents; two papers needles, all sizes, for se; Knitting Needles 5c a doz; 200 yard Spool Cot
ton two spools for sc; ladies’ am* childrens’ Garters at 5c per pair; gents’ large Handker
chiefs for 10c each; ladies’ Handkerchiefs 3 for 10c; 6 papers Hair Pins for sc; gents’ end
boys’ Neck Bows at sc; twilled Cotton Tapes at 2c per roll; ladies’woolen shoulder
Shawls at 25c and 35c each; good Note Paper at 5c per quire; envelopes at 5c per pack:
Lead Pencils at lc ea'-h, or 10c per dozen; hundreds of Fine Combs at%e each, or 5c per
dozen, the same that some advertise at double the price, and say that they
oan beat tho world selling goods at low prices, when at the same time they are
making a hundred or more per cent, on what they sell, and wouuld make you believe no
one else had any money but themselvos to buy goods with, and that all other houses
were shaky except their own, and so we might go on enumerating hundreds of other
artic es at this exceedingly low prices, which we keep, but come and see us, and you will
be waited upon pleasantly, and not urged to buy that which you do not want, and re
member we only advertise that which we have.
It is perfectly wonderful to go through our immense stock, from the basement to the
fourth story, aud hear the low prices at which we sell goods.
Merchants who buy close for cash, or on short time, with approved city acceptance,
are invited to examine our stock.
To our customers at a distance who cannot visit us we will, upon application, send
samples and price list, and pay the expressage on all packages of goods ordered from
oqr Retail Departments, when the order amounts to $lO or over. If you would save
money, save time, and Have a large stock of goods to select from, visit the Fredericks
burg Store, on the corner by the planters Hotel,
V. RICHARDS & BROS.,
301 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
novl2-d-tw-w
MAGNOLIA PASSENGER ROUTE
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD, I
t \pGUSLt, Ga., October 8, 1876. )
The follpwinc Pksengpr Schedule will be
operated on aim after October B:
GOING SOUTH—TRAIN NO. 1 (Daily.
Leave Augusta 9:3° a. m.
Leave Yemassee, ’Dinner 1‘54 p. m.
Arrive at Port R0ya1.... 3:35 p. m.
Arrive at Charleston 5:20 p. m.
Arrive at 5avannah................. 4:30 p. m,
GOING NORTH-TRAIN NO. 2 (Daily.
Leave Savannah 10:00 a. m.
Leave Charleston.....'.. 9:soa. m.
Leave Port Royal lD:j>p a. m.
Leave Yemassee,’Dinner 1:05 p. m.
Arrive at Augusta 6:10 p. m.
The only line making close connection with
hjtlaatio and Gulf Rtilroa and at Savannah
rfti and to'Jacksonville, and all points in
Florida, avoiding the long, todiqua apd wejl
known omnibus transfer through that city.
The only line runningthrough day coaches
-nthout change, between Augusta and Savan
a Connections made at Augusta with the
South Carolina Railroad 4 F Aiken, S. C. ;
Charlotte, Columbia and Auguste Railroad,
for all points North and East; and With the
Georgia Railroad for all points Southwest
Through.
Depot, Augusta. G.,at all principal ticket
offices,
T. S. DAVANT,
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT.
R. C. FLEMING,
optt-tf *" gOTgINTENDENT._
THE SHADES.
I HAVE refitted and opened the P|d
Shades Saloon, on Ellis street, and will
be glad to see my old friends and the pub’ic
generally, and I insure my customers the
bent of Wines, Liquors and Cigars that can
be procured. C. R. FRANKLIN,
octl-tf proprietor.
DEN N I S’
LIYER ASSISTANT ! !
For diseases of the liver,
Female Complaints, and females are
now recommending it. and will bring it
into use, and what they recommend, phy
sicians must recommend, or lose a large
share of their best praotice. This Liver
Assistant works off the morbid bile and
prepares the system for quinine to benefit,
and will do more good than any other
medicine. novß-2
FURNISHED
ROOMS TO RENT
TO GENTLEMEN.
Apply at
elliw ft*T„
Between Gumming and Campbell.
outas-frsu-2
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
fine Confectioneries, Fruits, &c.
I AM now receiving a choice selection of
the above goods, consisting in part of
New Crop Sugar, Raisins, whole, half and
quarter boxes; Dehesaand London Layei
do.; New Figs, In drums, layer and oval
boxes; Leghorn Citron, Zante Currants and
a full assortment of Canned Goods, Jollies,
Blckles, Crackois, Ac., to be sold at prices
to suit the times. ’
GEO. O. GOLDSBY,
novs-3to and 253 Broad Street.
Wonderful Success.
It is reported that Boschee’s German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense saleol
40,000 doz. a year. Over 6,ooodruggists have
oidpred this medicine direct from the fac
tory, at ‘Woodbury, Neytr Jersey, and not
one nas reported a tingle failure, but every
letter speaks of its astonishing success in
curing severe Coughs, Colds sett tied on
the breast, Consumption, or any disease of
thhojt hud iungs. Weadvi-e any person
that has kny 'pcedispnsijfion '‘to Wak
*ungs, to go to the r druggists and
get this medicine, or inquire about
it. Regular size, 75 oents; sample
bottle 19 cents. Two doses will relieve any
case. Don’t neglect yuur cough. Bold by
all druggists, and at w holesale by Barrett
A Land.
American Centennial, 1870— h-Te
Wheeler and Wilson Victorious.
The following is the official written am
nouncement of the award of the Centenni
al Committee, which is the only official an
nouncement of awards:
AWARDS TO WHEELER AND WILSON.
1. A medal and diploma for 'The New
Wheeler & Wjlson Bowing Machine,’’ for
the following reasons:
“A Lock-stitch Bewing Machine un
surpassed in the fine workmanship o
Its parts, great originality, good
adaptability to (Efferent kinds of work,
both in cloth and leather, beauty of
stjtph. ease and rapidity of lqotion, and
completeness of display.”
8, A medal and diploma for ’’The New
5V heeler A Wilson Bowing Machine,” tor
leather, for "superior quality of work in
leather stitching.”
This is a double victory, and the high
est award which was in the power of the
Centennial Commission to bestow. More
than thirty of the best producive ma
chines in this and other countries, entered
for competition, and after a careful, vigor
pus aha exhaustive examination, the
judges unanimously depleted thst the supe
r.or excellence of the machines deserved
more than one medal or diploma, and con
sequently they recommended two.
oct32-3taw-2 w-and w
List of Registered Voters
OF THE
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
Up to Friday, 2 p. m., October 27. 1876.
FIRST WARD.
A
Armstrong John W Anthony Lavoisier L
Abrams Jacob Allen John A
Adam Horton B Ardis Aleck
Ant#Uy Melton W Arlington Henry P
Alexander William Adams (Jeorge
Abbott Charles R Alexander Wm W
Alexander Joseph Armond Joseph T
B
Bunch, J M Bignon, B
Blount, C J Bignon, K A
Bridges, T C Brown, T 0
Be-t John Belcher. Algernon
Batter Handy Bailie, J G
Brahe Henry A Briggs Henry D
Bassett William H Bunch George C
Belcher Edwin Belcher Eugene
Beal Daniel Broadhurst Edward
Bugg Luke Butler John
Brown Enoch \V Bowers Hardy C
Bredonburg John J Brickley Charles
Baxley Wm M Boyle Thos A
Bryan Qoode Benton Wm A
Bierman Joseph Boyie Albert P
Bignon Lewis A Brodie Alexander M
Bowers Samuel E Bridges Jonn K
Britten Henry C Baird Patrick N
Both well James T BailieGeoA
Bowers Martin E Bonyer Robt T
H road hurst Geo W Benson Thos J
Bowers WmL Berratt Charley
Bessman John F Burnett JamesJM
Balk Henry L A Bliss Henry H
Burner Joseph Belcher Lucius C
Brice Reuben Brown John F
Bush Stephen C L Burch George 0
Burch James W Bom on Berry
Bush George P Bosborn Saines J
Boullueau George G Bell Feeting
Brintley Augustus Brown Joseph
Barron Jeffsrd Bryant Rufus
Bryant Samuel Brown John W
Bunch William F Bland John
Bell William A
C
Oaffin Hillary B Clarkson Joseph F
Clark Lee Cumming Bob
Callahan James II Cason Thomas
Cole Samuel U Copper Ebenessor
Calvin John J Collins Augustus
Curry Cffisar Clemmons Nelson
Calvin Martin V Campbell John B
Collins Geo M V Conley John
Couturier John E H Cumming Jacob
Clark John M Costehan Edward
Crowiey John M Orump Archibald B
Clarkson Henry C Cranston Henry jr
Cooper Jas W Cam pfleld Mack
Cumming Robt Calvin Jas P
Cranston Robt M Crump Geo II
Campbell David
D
Davis Nathan Dunbar Elmore A
Deween Michael J DeLherbe Francis
Doniphan Henry T Dorsey Frederick
Douce Hen y Dorsey .rederick
Douce Henry Davies Benjamin
Doughty Ebonezer W Dennis John
Doscher Earnest E Dott Robert
Dent Thomas Davis Nelson
Din forth Jerry Doolittle Charles A
Dunbar Julius Dumbar Wm M
Dodge Edward W Dye Fraocis L
Davis Gilbert Dressell Frederick C
K
Evans John J Easterling Robert C
Evers George Earley William
Evans William C Eye Theo
Edward Wm Eubanks W Daniel
Evans John S
W
Frazier Hilliary B Filer James
Floyd, J J Foromau David
Foster H Clay Fisher Thomas
Foster Eugene Flynn William H
Frost Wm \V Foster Marcellus P
Faughnan Andrew Fitzaimons OwenP
Flint Wm E Nitzsimons Wm B
Fessenden Nathan F
O
f'ercke Itudolpho Gordon Henry
Gordon Harvy < ibis ushinglon
George Alexander Grahrn Joseph
Goetchius Chas T Garvin Ignatius P
GanterOakman tialb.her Michael
Goodyear Alfred It Graham David
Gruntßenjamlne Garvin Geo N
Glassco Seplimus
H
Hankersou Robert M Habersham Edward M
Hopkins homas N Holmes John V
HollingswoithOhasT Hamson Hugh B
Harris Robert Y Hughes Adam
Howard John Hopkins David L
Heath George Holly George .*
uiet John Halsey Po upy
Hi bier Benjamins P Ingraham Samuel
Hookey George S Holman Frank
Habersham R M Howard Wm H
Harper James E Harp John M
Hankerson Benj F Hale Wm
Harbig George Hicks Jas W
Hauston Edw N Holl iday Eli
Hondle Geo S Hal Her Nicholas
Hoibbard Robert H Henry Samuel M
Huffier Michael J Howard Alfred J
Hicks Edmond J Harris Barnes
Hill Marcellus M Hitt Henry M
Hood Geo M Higgs John F
Hall Thomas ll,.mmond Wesley
Holt Alfred C Hulbert Edgar C
I
Izzard John Ingalls Stephen A
J
Johnson William P Jones William C
Johnson Freeman W Jones Wm H
Jones Jack Johnson Paul F
Jefferson Albert Johnson Capers T
Jones Benj D Jones Thos P
Johnson John M Jordan John
K
Kavanaugh John Kirkpatrick John 0
Keener Zaeliery T King William r
King William W Kershaw William
Kra.se Henry L Knhrs Nicholas
Kilp oriek Hubert W Kell* Wm A
Kershaw William Knight Ralph
Kavanagh Edward H JohnC
Lundy James Leon Henry D
Lenahan Cornelius LaTaste Andrew G
Levy Samuel Lose* Isa .e C
Lathrop Joseph Lundy James W
Ladeveze John C Lynch Walter 8
Lewis John C Lewis Oliver
Lynch Walter S Lewis Oliver I
Lewis John C Luhrs Henry C
Lewis Thos Lamar Daniel
Lewis Nash Lonrux Wm
Lewis Andrew T Lindsey Dennis
Lewie Spencer Lockhart Fred T
Leon Henry L Lamar Edward
Lannuin Kitt Labouseur John C
Max wall John L McDonough James
Mitchell Thomas C McDonough Thomas
jjustiu Eli Morrison Cadmus'O'"
Meyer John U May William W
Muohull John I’’ MoordJakc
Mitchel Joseph M Murphy Michael
MeKinne Thomas Moose John C
Mims William M McCabe Frank
McCan John Mathowsop Robert F
Moore (Joo It Morris Thou
McMahan Thog Moure Tiios A
MoCunnou John McKinsov John II
MoAna'.ly Thos Mitchell liobt
McMurphy David B Marsh Alfred
MaduxLuke Miller Edward M
Menger Jacob Miller Win
Miller John McKinzle Solomon W
Mosby Lewis Miller Josiah
3*
Nqgy Steyeh Hew Jefferson
O
Oates Georee A Oetjen Cord H
O’Connor John Oetjen Joserh
Oelierich Chris H Oliver Oeo L
Owens Alfred
P
Pickering William A Pemhle William W
Prontaut John H Eenwell htfmfts H
Previd Samuel C Plank Charles J
Page Philip Pip map C filch
Powell TV lltiaig J Philpot Henry R
Perkins George Parr J A"
Pardue Shftdrahk S Peqetjar Andrew J
Pardue John T ' Philpot Jas M
Preston Joseph B Pendleton Armstead F
Parks James M M Perkins Henry C
I’lati WmL Philpot Wm M
Peel John Poetzlberger John A
Pitts Purnell Parker Gustavus n
Parker Robt lhaak Gyrus's
Powelt Wm - Part 1 John
Parker John M Piquet Augustus D
Packman Geo A Pournell Joshua N
Pardue Peter Pitman Caleb
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Russell Beni B sr Ramsey Joseph B
l n fjMnd Gulden
lyatus R Ross Alfred
Rich William n Roberson Doctor
Russell Hlmeon H Radford Lemuel F
Itamsey Jos W Rodgers Zach
Robinson Lewis Kedilrm Evans
Randall Geo H Rhodes Thos V
Rogers Henry Radford Hmithlleld
Rigshy John VV Rodneys James B
Roumlfleldf‘Henry Rogers AnWiott
Ray Henry Refo TheoK
Uluulau Twlflpffa V W Ranmluo T -’ . *
A • a.,vauwa O U llll A
arnsr* MMSf?**
ishmv Harvy W Steven's Caleb G
Shaw Albert R Shocut Jiimes C
Summorall Jaoob Stoffei William H
Sledge Charles A Stoy Walter P
Smith Robert M Smith Oliver
iw r ' fuWotw
Smith Edmond A Slack Geo
Schneiker Henry Smythe Wm W
Starr Willington C Stulb Wm H
Sherman Wm Sanders Jarvis W
smith Chug T Smith lack
Stellings Frank H Sikes ilobt H
Simmons Frank li Sibley Gqq R
Stomons Joseph A Stone QkWn S
Geo S Steptoe James W
Sibley Amory W Snelling Jamee M
Spellman Richard P Botz Frederick
Sims Geo
Taut James E Thompson James F
Tarver William H Taliaferro John W
Tankersley George Tdnner William A
1 anner 1 ranch D Taliaferro Joseph N
TurleEdw Tankesley Griffin V
Tarver Montford 8 Tarver Frank B
Tarver John V Tyler Wyatt W
v
Voelker Wm- T
W
Wheeler John E Weigle George A
WhaleF Samuel B Waller William W
Whaley Cornelius Walker Jenkins
Windborn Simeon Wright William
Williams George A Wiggins Amos r
Whitehead-Goorge A Wilson Fee
Woodruff Archibald Washington Geo
Wolton Lee W Woodruff John 8
Weigle George P Wheless W T m
WaigleJchnM Woody WmH
Weigle Chas H WalkerJas B
White Lewis R Walton Geo W
Walton Edward H Williams Jackson
Woodward Wm D Williams Henry
Wallace John W Wilson Jas I _
Walton Anderson W Woodward Augus P
Wilson Darling.
Y
Youngblood Jas M
SECOND WARD.,
A
Asher Abraham Alexander Alex
Ashley Robert Abies Andrew
Anderson Maok
B
Brazeil Wm A Byne John
llialoek Augustus A Blair Peter
Brooks Richard Beech Jefferson O
Bell Joseph Beverly Randolph
Bugg Robert M Brenner Peter A
Bla lc James 0 C Bondurant John P
Blount Patrick Brooks Geo
Barrett Thos G Bans ley Wm W
Brewer John C Bresnahan Jas
Burke John Bichenor Michael
Bottom Jurdanß Bridweli Samuel
Bone Robert J Bouclair Author
Black Anthony Bignon Chas M
Bulky Chas M Bisell Kent
Bremer W r in L Buchanan C
C
Crump Samuel H Clark James
Cleary John Cunningham Edwin K
OalbertJohn Calhoun Da\\d W
Clark John T Cohen Garson
Cates William B Couehlan Dan
Cole Freeman Cook John 8
Cohen Philip L Cates John W
Conlon Owen Calhoun Chas A
Cole Jas D Connor Armstrohg
Cooper Geo Clayton Clifford W
Cameron Henry C Carr Carter
Carwile Jack \Y Clark Jas O
Cook Aaron H Cotton Geo
Collins Dennis
r>
Desmore William Dortic James B L
Desmond John Demsey Hugh
Derry Jo9T DeGraaf Garret V
Davis Aleck Derry Wm C
Dorr August Donton Maliohi
Dwyer Edwin F Denning David H
Daniel Zachariah . wyer < has A
Daniel Wilberforoe Dicks Lauseuce P
Doughty Wm Dosher John
Dos combes Chas Duffee James
Dugas Louis A sr Dennis Ishmiol
Dugas Lewis A
K
Eve William F Easterling James T
Evans Joshua R Easterling Wm H
F
Fullington Harvy T Farr William J
Favors Daniel Fitzgerald Warren W
Flanigan Jas T Forgaty Thos
Fagan John Fitzpatrick John H
Flemming John L
Gt
Gleason James Gainsey William
Green Robert Gary Wm F
Gallaher Patrick Gray Jas M
Gray Jits M Gaut Jacob
Gowltt Theo C Gerken Maus H
Glover Jas R
Pi
Hastings Thomas Hahn John D
Harris Thomas Hughes Charles
Harden James Housley William
H ughs Patrick Harris Elias
Hubbard Geo Harper Thos R
Hamilton Wm Hansberger Peter
Hawker Edw W Henry Jas
Heggie Evans A Hughs Robert
Hicks Jhiuhs Holmes Lebud L
Heggie Newton Hahn Chas
Hellmuih Frederick Hillyer Carlton
Hammond P trick
I
Ingraham Nd
J
Jacob Philpot 8 Johnson Philo
Junor Hugh Johnson Edw E
Johnson Monday Jones Henry
Jacob Philpot 8 Jow itt Thad C
Jones Samuel Jansen John W
Jones Wm 8
K
Kenny John King Manuel
Krunelke Fred Kennedy Robert
Kelly Daniel Keleher Timothy
Kent James W King Warnor W
Kennedy Henry
L
Lavvin Solomon Low Janies
Lamar Newman Lewis Christopher F
Leonardo John Levy Abraham
Lysaught Wm Lyons Matthew
Logan Patrick Lyons Jeny
Lyons Eugene Levy J Maseuee
M
McAuliff Patrick Mays 8 Warren
McGee John McGluichy Joseph
May James Mitchell John E
Miller Benjamin W Moore William
Murphy Charles Murray J ,mes B
Mahoney John Martin Francis
MeDuffe Geo Mange Fr ncias H
Magee Wm McMahan Daniel
Moore Peter Moore John B
Myers Henry Malone Dave
Molair Leroy Morris Adrian
McCann James Mahoney Matthew
Maher Bichard Miller James
Marcus Solomon Myers Joseph
Martwaller Theo Morgan John
Murphy Moses C Miller Richmond
Miller Leroy J McLemore Mathew P
Myers Leopold M McAdamg John W
Mays J Glasscock Mast Theo 8
McAdam John
IN’
Neibling John H Nunberger Charles F
O
O’p nnoll Edward O’Keeffe Cwen
Otis Patrick Oppenheim Julius H
O’Connor Michael J Owens Wm J
P
Pournollo John B Prager Julius
Proscott Henry Praker Harvy
Parr William E Ponot Charles L
Pournell Wm F Parker John U
Poulaine Antoine Payne Chas F
Pool Silas Perkins Ransom
Pierson Chas A
Q
Quinn Thomas
R
Rich Charles T Rhodes Charles A
Russell Daniel Rhodes Thomas R
RenkleGregker Rawls William J
Bob be Charles A Robinson Janies
Russeß Alfred Rhodes G Crawford
Rqmsey John D S Rice Patrick J
Rice Hugh ltenz Jacob
Riodan James Robeids Reuben M
RusscL Lewis ltaffo Timothy
Richy Chas li Ratliff Julius
W
Sinklield William Smith Hiram
Swiut William Sheron Charles
Singleton Timothy Smythe Frank
Snowden Jnuics G Smith Emery'
Schline Frederick Sikes Wm B
Schauflo Frederick Siockton John L
Sullivan John L Smith Joseph
Sledge Chas A sr htanoel Iverson L
SiQtt Moses Samuel James
Surempton Fred Starling Wm H
Spaeth Chas
T
Turpin Jackson E Twiggs Joseph A
Thomson Kobert Turpin William E
Turner William E Thomason Alexander
Thomas James TRcliin Ferdinand
Tilman Tiftley Win
Thew Goo M Thomas Eugene
Thorn Jacob W Tweedy TheoJ
V
Vanßuren David H Volgor Gustavus
Yon Ramp Frederick
W
Wilson Richard J Wood Michael
Wyatt William Wi-us Isaas
Woodruff Samuel Williams Ephriam
Williams Daniel G A Walton John M
Waiters BRI Williams Aleck
Wood Thos H White Wm B
Williams Henry Welsh John
Wolf Samuel B Williams Dayis
W Illinois Henry R Williams Jessie
Wilson Miohuel M S Wright Wm A
Webb Samuel
“V
Youngblood John W
TIIIUDWARD.
A.
Alexander Wesley Ammons John
Archer John A Autrey Frank M
Antony Nathan Armstrong Patrick
Armstrong Thos Allen Henry
Arfhond Hunry
Bnckley Daniel Baskervllle Robert E
Butt Joihn D Bennett William
Bull William Burnside Armstead
Bacon Thomas Brandt Hammond
Brandt Adolph Barns Paul
Brooks Moses Brown January
Burnside Armstead Broadnax Henry
Bennett James A Brespahan Jaihob
Boutett Hernan B BeiUing" Newton
Brown J mpg iioatte ThosJ
Beoehhor Daniel S Bresnahan John
Butler Chas G Butler N K
Buckley Timothy M Boutett Peter D
Butler N Kimble Buckley Theo
Barron Wm W Buqklay JaS '
Bland Alexander ponder John
Bhsnm Fetor G Beard T^h>
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Close Philip C Cullens Alexander B
Collins Edward Oaahln Harry C
Clemmons Joseph B Cummings Joseph
Cohen Henry C Callahan Patrick
Cam phell Aaron CroakeJaa
Carter John B Cook Arthur
Catting Lorenzo D Colo Henry
Carr Jas P Callahan Timothy
Conway Martis Cartlodge Columbus
Cohen John. Jr Cotter Nicholas
Cotter Richard Carroll Bernhard
Callahan John Colclougn Michael
Crane Wm H Cook tjarriaan
Carr Barney CalTahahnWm
Cochran Geo Coleman Joseph
Cohen Jnb J gr Collihs Tinfothy
Cobk JefferSoTl Colliii Timothy
W
Deas ltoberf. G Dorsett Will him H
Ceil* Rviinder M D’Antignae William
ortio Theo 0 Douce Wm
Daniel Benj E Dodge Luke M
Dovr Jas L Doolittle Oliver P
Digg Henry Desmond John
Downey Michael B Desmond Wm
Davidson JohnS Dietz Geo
¥3
Evans Baldwin M Echols John W
Elliott Steven Edmonston Henry
F
Flynn Jerry 0 Foreman Solomon
Fishman James Fix Wm
Fitzgerald Edward
G
Gallaher Edward F Gowley John
Glenn William Goodrich W m H
Gardiner Gibbs Gowley Alex
graves Wm H Garatv Bernard
isendaffer WmH Goldsby Geo O
Goodrich Edw C Gardner feT
Gardner J Jones Garahan James
Gallaher Edward Gleason Samue.
Glossner G©o G&dsen Jacksou
H
Hogan Joshua Harris John H
lleajn John HardmantWin
Hieks Floyd Harbuek Harden D
Hoffman Jas Hanlon _aniel
Havward Gibbs Horker Patrick
Hevin Jas H Harris ORtiS '
Haley Michael Hall Jas H
Harper Chas A Hanlon ®Lhml
Hull Wm H Houston Zachariah
Hall Geo F Hall Joseph
Henn John A Hoogs John C
Hill Edward HolsenGa.be
Hullahau David Harris Calvin
I
lob Michael
Johnson Benjamin F Johnson Price
Johnson Philip A Jackson W m t
Jordan Wm M Jackson Raudall
Jackson Davenport Johnson Bout
Johnson Freeman, Johnson ueo II
Jackson WmH Jones Chas
Jenley Wm Judkins Joseph W
Jones Edward
Kolleher John Kelly Thomas A
Kroin John Kernaghan Geo M
King Pleasant
L
Lamar William T Lysaught Dennis
Lockheart Isham Lampkin Palmer
Lewis Gideon Lysaught J^mes
LoflinJamesA Lee Robert R
Lyons Thos Lovit Jas
Lovely Griffin Lovell Luke
Looney Patrick P Love Wm T
Lyons Timothy T Lyons Dennis
Lehane Michael Lockwood Bonjamiu P
Lombard Rachael Lambaek Geo F
Laveny Wm Leverett Geo W
M
Martin John E A McCarty Andrew J
■ orrisonJohu Mulcnay Patrick
Mullane Michael Miller Burt O
Mack Mosee Murray Frank E
Marsh Johu G Mortz Michael B
Mahoney Tim Miller Edward T
Mahoney Patrick O McAllister Alex P
Magaratian Jas F Magrath Peter
Mullarky Austin M.Jone Daniel J
Mathewson Jos O McCarty John
Murray John MulherinJohn
McCarty Patrick Mayne Joseph T
Medium Frank u Moody Wm
Moore Wm M McKinsey John
Mayor Michael Maliony Sandy
May Jas T Morg n Chas
Musliyshaw Win H Murray Michael P
Milton J ohn May Robt H
Morris Phillip McCarty Jerry
Murphy John McCord Chas E
McKenzie Tnomas
N
Narington Jackson
Oates George C O’Conner John
OsleyJohn Osbourn Abraham
O’Conner James Oakman Henry
Owens Dennis W O’Callahan Timothy
O’Connor Michael D O’Connor Michael
O’Donnel Michael O’Denny Thomas
O’Connor Mathew
Powers Patrick Pritchard Edward F
Primrose Patrick II Philip WilliamD
Philip William D Phillip William
Pierce Robert Poter John
Percell Richard Powers Richard
Philip Alexander Paye Robt H
Poacher Moses
Q
Quinn Thomas
It
Rogers Elisha H Reynolds Edward J
eyno'ds Joseph B Rhodes Jessie E
Radford Win Robert Augustus M
Rice Patrick Rooney Jas
Rice Bernard Rooney Thos
Rice Dorah Richard Geo C
Raney Isham Roberts Jas
Rooks Isaac D Reid James
Ryan Patrick Ramsey Mas born 8
W
Scully Daniel Shaw Allen W
Btauak, r Warren Stevens Allen
k>nowden Robert H Spearing Henry
Sullivan John Story Julian M
Scully Michael y inis Wm
Sheppard Ous Shehau David G
Bheahan Edmond Sherman Francis
Spears Wm E Stoy Wm C
Btoffel Chns u Smith Jackson J
Scully John C Sheak in Patrick G
Summerlleld Henry Shelton Robt
Sibley Robt Sullivan Jeremiah
T
Teppe William Turner Thomas
Turley Jas W Techer Anthony F
TaUialtyro Lewis T
Vaughn John
West Roe M White William J
William Oliver Whitehead George W
Williams Nick Wood Wood-on
Whitaker Wm Walsh Michael
Wellington Chas Ward Michael
WyieyiL way Ware Richard
w rig't Abraham Wright Boykeu
Wyun Isaac
Y
Young William B. You John
FOURTH WARD.
A
Armstrong John A Armstrong Nathan ! W
Allen W ill Tam E Anderson John
Anderson James A Adams Jas
Adams Elbert R Allen 1.1 ward
Antony Nathan Alexander Wm
Armstrong Wm Ander.-on Wm
Alexander Wm W Armstrong J H
Asbury Emanuei Atkerson Robt N
Apel John W Adkins Willis
It
Baldwin Stephen Bennett Thomas
Bresman Thomas Butler John T
Broadwater Robert Bailey Andrew J
Barnes George T Baty George
Bell James Briston John
Bones John Bassett Patrick C
Beeland James Brown Augustus A
Brown Frank Be 1 Warren F
Bryant Jas T Bryant Chas J
Boatwright McD C Benuoßeld Win
Bailey Andrew Butt Thos
Beaver Sandy Broome Jas A
Byrnes Wm Bassett John
Bloome Jerry Bruggemaun Frank W
Barton John E lileakley A
Battle Thos Bugg Henry T
Branson Eli Bush Henry C
Brown Chas Rubier Geo M
Baeon Jacob Butler David
Blackman Wyiey A Bail yJohnW
Rurlp’Jua Byrne John
Benton Joshua Butler Henry
Butt Joshua Bostic Richmond
Benjamine J Brooks Henry
Bast ley WmJ Brooks Moses
Bateman John Brown Wm
Bryant Gs Bonny Daniel
C
Christian John A Crawfnr.tr,
Cartledge John and Fran „T ls
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Crorubo AlonsAp ynii© Abrabanx
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ColUer Nathan Daniel
Channel John T
Connor Geo D
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Cqgia Fraiicis. \vS?P OSt ' ph
Cumming Wm v'u P
Christian Willie rai r K° P
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Earfey Frutik Fl . ,io tt Anderson
Ernerry Caro Una 11 le -
Eiliott Anderson
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Flan ,gan Thus Chas H
Fouoher Viinir Juj B
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Gleason Jerrv H Griffin.Cobin
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Giemtun Patrick a
Gordan ChrisGe C £l?n rlch Wm J
Green Wni ° Gardnier Gad S
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Hill Marson e Harrison Joseph II
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Hair Hardaian Wylie
Hn^°i?. Edm , on<l Harper Nat
Holland John J
Harris Barne? M eu ,* ley ?°omon
Hight Wm e Harben Joseph C
I
vey Alphonso W Iverson Antone
Jackson Henry H
Jinkens John H
Johnson John A JoW J
Jennings Jas Le^A
Johnson Alfred V l “kine Rr,^
Jackson Daniel J f >hn n n
Jonee Robert Z“ B °oWa 8
Johnson Tilman
Jordan Henry
Jonee Monsfred J -
Jeffereon JobnH
Jackson Robt H Cult
Ketchum Robert
KlngJeese • . t
Kalbfleiach Peter
Keener Wn, E r V?, 1 In
Kent Lewis W j Geo M
Kcich Samuel ft^bfclsaa,.
Layton James r^,
Lyons Ellis Th, )BU
Ixikey John TkoJ^
Lawson Anderson HfnTTt
Lamar John
L e Albert ijHff
Locket Isaac Lyneh Ota g
Lanier Hos>*a i UWr r.eQ^
Lee John J f*?e AlfnvT“ r -
Landers John Y ln ' sey I' hn
Lockwood Wm J Wo
Lamb ueJdiugs
Larkin Thomas t 'b And,
Mackey Russel] s
Morris Edward C ; r„ >0)l u .
MeClusky John T '
M<-Andrews M W
Merri weather Alex Frank n
Mann Henry Jfai!l
Monte riel John C \r’n 4th " ni Win
Morgan Jesse i> 9 evit J
Moore Allen -'j Andr^*,
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McMahon Wm H v!' * ,r . Ri:r ‘*rJ
Moseley Alex M
MeKaiu David MiM D - enr f
MeareJusH
McCray Benny M.isoa Cuffty,
McKinnic John &/ r nk
Moore Dwight vbl W
Mills Glen if R A l <U t 6 J °bn
McDonnel Michael
Miller Aleck H Mn^ dre s
Marsh Alr>ert H v-fk’ 1 ■ w i liaf t
M’Ginn Theo J js a l h 2, Rß w m 1
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N-wsome Richard Nof r ,''^ Q ,
Nag.eJohu rrel ‘Hbusfinlii
O’Hara Jeremiah Oliver tv.
O Brien Jeremiah Olivejlk
O Connor Eugene J n'rwv u
Olive Able J O Rr^r. o^
O’Dannell Michael Briren *
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Patterson Joshua 8 Prather
Prince Thomas L 1
Prib-hard Edward E
Peeke Cooper Prjri rk^""7
Pruett Jacobs W PxwTh,.
Pyles Jas H Pen,Jlrf2V i
Pendleton H ugh Pugii,- yal,
P- ay Henry F l>f. WV ?
Paul Watts Parish
Pendleton Wm h
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Roulett Thomas P Rouimi n„ .v t
Reese Edwin D k “ f ■ L
R bertsGeorge
Robinson Doctor ltam-evw r. -
Rowland John H W-w f ‘ s
Rabu , William W Roac& RS&t
Russell Jacob Rober-c a^ V
Reid Henry N Rei.t \\ m i
Reynolds Wm H D R Mds“e’-t
Reynolds James Rowland Chlsl
Roberts Benj .min F Reynolds CL ,-*
Rahner Ferdinand Richard .Jam-,
Robinson Mi.ton Russell Job
Robinson Cason
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Smally Burton Siiam
Sheron Matthew Sa“ n Je o "w S
t-harp John stn'R? iT*
Shinall Ueorge W f^lr/rfhkr
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Sayrs James L SeaCT - n ,hC
Mms Garawav Smith Th .;;
Aleck D sea.s Re U f
bkel y}\ nhs P Smith F
hhelly Hammond H hturi loh t r
Simmons Jacob sti-,- ■p ,
Sco t Julius C, Jr Mi y^ r ~
Stuart James A t • , . V nr P
Smiths muelHW h , :e:
Stokes Lazarus f \k .
Sikes Wm A s, • .
Sullivan Thoraf-on >• • j .Ta=---
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Thomas H.-nrv C T.omm rhac*ffi,\
Tudor M illi ,in C Thomas bar
Thomson Dan-el W Taylor Eltrari
Thornton Beni tmin TilteyJohn
Thompson J<.s W Taliafero Th u-
Thrft Robert Todd J ha
Taylor < -plain Turner TL> E
• hrift Mason Tarver This
Ti nian Henry Thomas H-*rr
Thompson Win Thompson i*r-
Turcer Frank Thorne
Timberlake Wm M Tiee J.vsJ M
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Vale William Valentine Ge.r&t
Vaughan Thos
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Walden Seth WalLoeThuM#!
W ray Charies E WnUtms Hraif i
Wi llems Alphonso H Wiliinms Bill
JJ illiams W iiliani Wh eler Wi ..-x
Mallaoe Patrick Maker Oan’i.tT
i Wells Thomas E WiicoxGeuigti
i Watson Lynch Walters SL i
Ward Wm WJlliaa >i i
W alUa*.- GOj T Y Wm J
WiV'n White Henry
Woodstock WaiG Williams Jot -
Weight Robert VVat'nnWmJ
White Waeren W West E liott
Wahington Wm S William BerjF
Williams Mathew WilianjiLE
Woods Thc G WiliiamsFred
Walker Alfred WatersTh rnts
Watts Monroe Wynn We-hy
Waiters Gabriel Waiier hfiii
Wasson Jam H Wi liam? J- r -
W ingfield Thos T Wondfor II Par. >
William Milo Williaiu hi me
Wilson Wn WarrcnJ.ha
White Frederick
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Youngblood S N Young Wilii m i
Young Harry A1 Yoder G--j u
H. A, DBNCAS,
octr-s it.
I. S. & P. C. TAM
First Door South of New PofM®’
WE have no agents on thepUiMi> : J
capture of
SITTIXr HULL
or other cattle of that kind, but
provided ourselves with !ir?t cljs
tions in the States of Georgia, Tc
and Kentucky for the *
stoak, so that wo are now prepa:t?i u •
ish our customers at large witli
selections of the choicest bee‘,
mutton, etc. In ad dittos to our vv
fresh meats, we shall keep on j
larly ooruod beef, tongue, ft; _ **- f
prop r se-iaon wo will off--r the ne?- - t
nogsh<\oi cheese, sausages (uiixefl
ftovk/, and sncii other jpukis as
looked for In a first-class Meat -
ment.
B. H. JUDKINS
at tl)e same headquarters, win
to serve his friends with hid soiv
Vegetables, Fish, Game, ami su.-
t-ible attractions-is thft ountf' • ,
Possessing ex elleat feeihU'S -
for being stcaiiily supplied w.u
brands of Oysters, timing th '\ i !' c g
season ho will make a spociaa? .
trade, convenient I y combiuink ! , A : -
leo business. Icea melons
uiginuig warm months. Free <•'
goods to ai! parts of the city by e’
oerns. Orders respectfully
satisfaction guaranteeii in all ins
eptß-iaw-oiu
GEOGIA COTTON
FOB SIMPLICITY.
DUBABILU Y. excel led O
THE GEORGIA STATED 13,
held at Macon, in October' last, <r lTr
Tie a DIPLOMA, as the
Highest Award of Exf^'
over all other Ties. For sale ! •
CLAGHORN, HERIUNG
aep2l-(W.wtf A '* _
SKMSIBI.B ADVICE.-YOU are
i day through the columusofin
by your tiruggi-t to ff in t tt-e
i Dyspepsia and Liver to,n-\
know nothing about. Tod g* -
spending money wit h but u _ VJ ;
Now to give you satisfaeton r ...
Green’s “ugust Flower
Dyspepsia and Liver
effects, such as sour aG’ioac n '-
ache, habitual < * et **~*Li.
the heart, heart-burn, wate t tr
up of food after eating, r
ask you to go t° your.d rug
sample bottle of Green s r
10 cents, and U*y It, or a £s'<-
cents, two doses will rsd
all druggis's. At iU \.
oct27-ch&weowtf B* il