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tffIi:'EASTMAN TIMES. WEDNESDAY. APUIL 9, 1*73. Aokxts For iiie Times, The following persons at the points named are authorized to •eoceive and r unit subscriptions to thi Times, mid r.*c jipt for tbs sunA ay pvra suV neribiug to our agents, and not receiving their piper promptly will pi ease notify us of the f ct: II >s. Walts?. TANARUS, ’McArthur, Lumber City, Gy, j E. llicrs, at’tyatlaw, Mount Vernon, Ga., Olin t Smith, Esq., Bartow, Ga., Johdin Bykeii, Esq. Cocfcrm Ga. t John Mcßae, McVille, Gu, Mism Mattie A. Smith, Bethany, Ga. Any person sending in a club of five sub- K nibvrs and the amount of ten d< 11 rs in cash, wdl r-coive a copy of the Times lor one year free. ¥ol* w itfiri * bounty. Dii itie Service* Will be h< 11 rjgnl rly twice each month in the Court House, by the i' ll iwing minist rs : First Sund iy : Rev. D. W. Bussey, of So. Ga. Conf Tciice. r cond Sund v : Rev. R. C. Smith, Presby terian minist* r. All irrygnl r 'pppintments will l>e given pub- Vcity through the Times, provid and we are put ia po- session of -them ; and we will be und r rmny obligations to anyone who will inform us of any such. To sec if: e nr.'inS r'.ion, they must bo hand *d in on Mondays. vf'Sf* - Bee the application ol some of our enterprising citizens, to be chartered as the ■•Eastman Hotel Company.” A move in the right direction. JPfT* The Dublin 1 [a; k commenced the reg ular tri weekly trips on Monday l ist. Rev. Mr. Bussey filled Ins regal r ap pointment on J ist Sabbath and Sabbath night, preiehing two very int resting serin uis LadW Cl >th ‘baiters, b at Phil ul Tphia make, ut tlie “French Store.” G. Cue i. n. 'Vtf' The onlv way wc c.iu tell that tlie new mill of Mr. Mufphv is at work, is by h ■uringthe whidl sometim<■-. How about that big “ad,” Mr. M. ? For choice family tlour and bthTr grooves, gT to CHARME MI IRKELI’s. \nd still auotu .*r s.*r ;n 1 > banished slumber b an the <y *s ol some of our citizens , on 1 ist Haturd y night. \- w goods of every styk, at the “Fr inch j Store." G. Coneman. \ "ft** Off for New V nit. Our ol ; ver and i unobtrusive Dnteh friend, Wend 1 Metzger. 1 i't on last Frid ;v night, for a trip up North : he will not r.-tur i this sumnur but may. p. r hujv piit in an appa r nice again in the fall. One thousand pounds o' good rsh bacon in stor.- and it* sd •by Chahi.il Muuuell. The editord Tt for Montgom rv Ru-! pnior Court on Lt },fond y and we bag in ! advance, the ‘iftitrk genre hf orr r dJrs for} what iONi .i lv - .i * '' i ol .riitori 1 nvjt viu our next issue. Latest dr ss goods "and I>w a prices. .1 th • “Fr neh Store.” G. Golem,n. _ I " L xiyn. No mor • wdi his s’ rill whis tl • ’ ••.*. rl in our midst, r I rc Suraur, Mull:, - X Hills i,ave reniov 1 , , :r an hi.- .-1 i ■’■ •• to No 1 1 wh r ■ 1! .. tv. v ..nab b and • h’.eT! piae.i into the (t or . V ilow oh: • h 1 ii Is. which have bjcoma ro curious. M-smw S A H . r .. iivc in r u,: .-gom. firm, •uid rls.rv, iu sue? u tbev have re. *, au.l we wish ti.r-ni i •’ontinuatioii of tlu rpros pivily in their u, w l •cation. ooi op Caudl sand Crickers, at Ca ai.n: Mcrhei.l’s. r und and loftv tumM : ng was in dul .ed .n during tlie sierra the other day, by t io sniogst.vk of Geiior 1 Foster's niili. which, fr on its high R uVcommHiding poltidn, sud d 'uly, oad without w lining, c ihe toppling dosvn to e rlh, and somewhat curtailed its 1 at iir ss by hidr.mg oif a section of about ten tort It has nevt r hr-cii abj; to attain its form er i eg!) position, but s'ill smokes away with as much dignity as an Indian chief. Embroidery Edging and Insertion,: 11 styles, id the “j. reueli Store.” G. Coleman. e have received No. '2l of the J) i’b; Graphic, an illustrated evening newsp ip r pul dished at 39 and U Park Row, New York It is weH gotten up, newsy. rc;ulible and lun nv. The illustrations are good, and tin re is none of the low, vulgar, sensation: 1 pictures pandering to depr.w. and mor lily, for wliici some of the New York iHusPrdofl journals ar turnons. The new enterprise w, 11 deserv s success, the uliich we have no doubt it will 1- t an. We cheerfully pi ice it on our exchange llvt For caned goods, piekl s, ;'ruits and confer tioncries, go to Charlie Murrell's. 7&T* A lid by the none dT llogers, livin not far from town, whil > out lnmtiii" last week, desired to draw the load out of ¥iis gun. and drawing the wadding, turned the breach up and holding the muzzle in Ids Land, attempted to jai the shot down, when the'fowling piece ™ont off shooting the whole load through his hand, oue entering his thigh, ah'd two his loot. Amputation of two of his was rendered necessary, which operation was performed by f'r. Lasher, and at Itt accounts he was doin' f r -rv well. 1 :ne Stamped Yokes at the “French Store.’' (t. (yOLEMAN. ( nr thanks are due Messrs. Ludden <fc Bates. uhksht rs of tlu- Southern Musical Journal, Savannah, Ga., fora choice collection of new f,ucc! mus ic. Besides publishing the best mu *' and periodic; 1 South, they have always on ' Mul ilt die;r ‘Southern musical Warehouse, at l% ''.unah, every description of musical instru i( a t> as well as the most complete collection t music and music 1 >ooks to be found anywhere th/ OU, k' Lovers of music should- write m f r catalogues of i • music, which will post-paid, from which auv music de -B!r*d can he selected. Murpiiy, tlie Slioomaker, or the One. Air : T YK'rt! oh, Where/ is my LrHle Dag Gone. ) Whcm oh, wb r ! is our Mr "Murphy cone? His bill r unpaid, and tff ct.s levied on ; And now we ar lonely, our shoes, out at toe, And .st.l! in despite Of it all, he word 1 go. Tlie ‘t'ndle of Innocence,’mor • innocent now, Is robbed ol the charm oi bis d.ignifi and 1 row : And the pipe whi'-h he smoked, u ul the b(“© s that he worn, Arc no long', r scattered around on the floor. The gin bot 11 •, too, and the glass which he used. And the faithful old “Toby” lie fib much abused. Now miss his red nose and his round bull it hand. And the sheets lie minified on his virtuous bed. Y s, ft* is! he is gone, and the shinpListers. too, With which he was trusted, altho’.th- y weref'w. With the awl and the namm.r. the wax and the 11 si Have vanished, all vanished ! like a tiling of the past. His s ■ tat the t M •, and his pi c by the he rth. No nir>r • will r ioußd with liis innocent mirth : And the b et which lie ate, and the tea adored. Are things which come und r the “Dr” un.t boaid. And now if these lines slioul 1 r iach the red eye Of the Murphy we love, we hope he’ll reply, And send us the “stamps” to p ty up Ids board And some few other items, lor which he is scored. Now if h 11 do this Wj'll give him cart 1)1 mclie, \nd gl ally p rmit him to v imose the runche ; But it he does not “Oi l H fiV’miy win him. Andflil lire he’ll furnish will slew the gin in him. Brandy Cherries and IWiehes, at Charlie Murrell’s. •aTT" The Dublin hack made its first trip on 11 st Wednesday, returning on Thursday. This new cut rprise win be quite a help to both Eastman and Dublin, as it will pi ice us in di rect communication with the l itter town, and | they in direct communication with Macon. | h i<-,e the material advantage to be derived j from it. Lawyers and all others from any o, j the Su-Vrounding counties wifi find this the most expefUFdus’r* ute for reaching Dull!: o, and par ties from Dubli ) going to Macon will find it t' their pit. rest to tr .vel by this route, as the far. from Dul lin to Macon via the hack and M. A B. Road lias be n fixed at the low price of We he .r it hinted that a fine l ohl for the ac commodation of the traveling public is pro jected, to be erected at no distant day, if at, 11 but we dre not permitted to divulge any ot th a *ts which linve ediue t r * oitr knowledge. I.ada s’ Hats, in giant viirhty, at tlie “French Store.” G. Coleman. N'Cy M 11, w. 11! We’ve tlioughtand thought, and meditated and meditated, end cogitated and cogitated, liow on earth we should manage t get up a good 1 )C..l ci l imn, and we’ve just come to ihe conclusion that if something i. the way of a dog fight, or a horse race, or something Mse, isn’t put oil the tapis pretty soou, the local dep rtment of this p r i gone up. We are too conscientious to manu facture out of wliol ■ and! >th, and m view of this fact, tiir - at .-seat writing .ire extrem lv dull. 1 ... :■-f;i ii : I ‘d rw w; !U , f i Ch .i’.lie Murrell’s. At3’.v3im to Gon’espodonts, “For .'.v : and Forget” was received too 1 it*, i. r this issue. Will be found on the oul ide next week. “Euquir r.” We e.r not famT. rwi tie ‘entr(. deuia of John Be.ii \eorn. Iu i'.n ' ioiibt if ■ j . ■ , he firm is giHer 11 us-ed to dcncniijiate r r r v. iis,;, y, itU-i ii you Wish to becoin.; acquaint: .1 with the gentl man, you can find him on our • r ets linr-st any Saturday evonhig. “Am '.turn* Or d< r.” No ; the •toad on ihe burning deck” is not so much ii v gae now, from the fact that he a.tvr.v .r d row up to be u nun, took to liaid drinking ‘md died in the inebriate asylum. fIHSh A party says, “Where is Eastman?” fbwfiti.’.ii is dir.ctly on the line ol tlie Macoi. ■V Brunswick Rail Ro .and, -US miles bei nv IU con, and 130 miks irom Brunswick ; is a towi o. between three and lour hundred inh.ibi i.ets, the county site of Dodge county, am veiled in one of the healthiest.sections oi oui date. Any other information will be c-be l ully given. “Minnie” wishes to know somethin: Lout the young 1 uly who ordered the c rp. ‘o work t.lu si 11 ip, rs the editor oi the Times. ■hue first came into existence about s. venty-fiv. yeiir.s ago, by tin ireative genius oi som wag out lias latvly rmoved. via the eye, into tin imp r story of the knowkdge box of one Mr Woods, editor ot the Hawkinsvill Dispatch. kr weight is 17 ounces apothecaries. “Sim. fi wiggs” wish, s to be inform and is to whethei Smith, of the Macon EnerpeLse, ' a iy kin to John Smith, and if he ewr goes o church. Yes ;he & a'ihff.l cousin of John mith by his s ep-hiotli. r’s aunt’s secohC m r ri.ige ; and as to his going to church, we can’t -ay, for we are not pr sinned to associ te with men who don’t attend pul lie worship. He i unetimes advises other p o|)lc through his col umns to go, but we can only remark that we never saw him th ro. But he is wryekwr. notwithstanding, and, according to th ' Atlanta Am, has a “buffo basso voice oi r ire volume.” We can’t say, however, what kind of an epi thet is intended to be used by the learned ink linger. Prices Current. Leading articles of merchandise, prices of produce, Ac., in Eastman. COTTON, lively, 17 to ISc. HIDES—Dry flint 16 Salted 15 TALLOW per lb ,8 SYRUP p-r gal 50 to 75 MEAL 1 25 B YU* )N SIDES Clear rib 12J SHOULDERS per lb 8 BULK ME T 7to 10 RICE 12* COFFEE 25 P ITATOES per bushel 200 FLOUR per bbl $lO to sll HOMESPUN., 12 i CALICO 12? New goods of every description, at prices to suit the times, at the “French Store. ” G. Coleman. Darien Timber Market. The following is the r p- ri of the Darien timb r market, c* rrected weekly, } j John A. Phillips, timber buyer. 1100 feet $ 17 to S 1° 1000 “ w 15to“ 16 000 “ ' - 13 to “ 14 800 “ “ 12 to “ 13 700 “ “ 10 to “ 11 600 “ “ 9to “ IP MILL OP. SCAB TIMBER. 300 feet $ 8£ to $ 9 400 “ “10 to il 300 “ “ii to 12 000 “ 12 to 13 k Special Notices. Pianos Where t') But. February Ist, 1873. —Prices reduced from 15 to 25 cent. Largest stock in the Sonih to seLct inm.- I jgant 7 oct. pianos, rosewood cases, carved 1 :gs, overstrung base, and all the modern im provements, $265, 275, and 300; Warranted lur dole ; money r funded in case of failure.— i’iie popul r “South.ya Gem,” only $290, JOO, 320 and 310. 1 aJlet, Davis A* Co’s Square irand’s ?5 octave, $375. 410, 430 and 490. Wm. Knabe & Go’s superb instruments lower than ewr before sold. Ad iress us for Special Terms. Pianos sent on tri Ito any part of the itite. Rend far price lists, catalogues, etc , ; 1 ct the style deshd. give iu the or dr, and we gua.r mtee to lurnish a first- 1 .ss instrument or refund the money. Wholesale Depot for the cel.dinted Mason F ■fbmiiin CabHet Gr jans, fiity sty 3 . \s irom $55 to SI,OOO each, de livered. fretyhl paid to cash buyers, in any part of the South. Any piece of sheet music or music book published in the United States sent, post-p iid, on receipt ol r .tail price. Address ail orders to Ludeen A Bates, Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga. 10-3 m. GEO liC lA ] lodge County. Tlurty days after and ite application will be made to the Court of Grain.try of said county, or leave to s. Ii tuo r.-Verted dowered 1 uuls be -1 raging to the estate Oi Mark WhEox, late of said dece.ased. PETE R H. COFFEE, Adm’r. April 9fih, 1873. EASTMAN HOTEL COMPANY. Application for Charter. GEO JIG IA • I To (he Honorable A. DODGE C’OGNfY. f C. Pale, Judge of ihe ■•iperior Court of said County: The petition of Ira R. Foster, Norm an W. Dodge, Geo. It. KazLhumt, James Bishop, lames Bohannon, John J. Rozir Wm. Pilt Eastman, C. R. Armstrong T. E. Sumner, ’• J Haindton, J. 11. Russell, Wright Nol.-s, aid V*. W: Ashburn. respectfuily showeth that tney desire to be incorporated as an association, irnler the name of the “EASTMAN HOTEL COMPANY,” I 'hose object sh 11 be to buy, own, Ikl I. lease, u s 11 r. 1 estate and p rson J property; to ivet a hotel in the town ot Eastman of kaid •ountv, for the of t ie public ; o keep in connection with said hotel a livery ktbla. and to do anything else that the sinso lation* may deem essential in ke ping up a irst-class liol. l. Petitioners further showeth that they de r th to be incorpor ited with a capital oi ten lousami dull is, with shares at one hun iv’l and 11 rs each, to comm nee op r dion with u p.a c*:'i i*. of biid iunduiit calih 'paid ii, •Hth the privil -ge of increasing the capit. 'l ot ■ id < ’ompany to twenty-five thousand de ll r> ; l>o to pass sue’, rul sand by-1 ,\v as may be ecessary fov tlie org miz ition and government ' said C iinpany ; that each stockhol kr be ..1- lowed to s 11 ius stock to any member of tlie ompany, or to any one else, by first giving the 'ompany the refusal ot his stock at the same /lace ; to sue and be sued, to ‘rmsnct said bus:- iess insaid town of Eastman lor the above pun'poses and stipulations specified for the ■pace ol twenty years. And petitioners will ever pray, Ac. L. A. HALL, Petitioners’ Att’y. A true extract.rom Ylinutes of T)odge Supe rior Court. This April Bth, 1873. Reuben A. Hakeem.-., Cl k. ; ail 9th, 1873-30d H. L. SCHREINER, il AY ANNAS, - - GEORGIA. Keeps on kArJd eWrything in tlie line of ißooks, S t ationury^ Speci .1 attention paid to the Ml hICAL DEI 2 A RTMENT. PIANOS, OBGANS, and .dl other ius'rumenfs, Strings, and Street Music. JHT' Ylusic and Books sent by mail. jay* Price lists of all goods sent free. 10 3m. Tb Franch Store. Ho, everybody, rl Hi ai.d poor ! Ii you’ve been unwise heretofore In purchasing “'cods, be so no more. C ill oil ColeniiV.!, u f th<? Frencli Store, WHO IS OFFERING HARE BARGAINS IN Ci-O C3>S3Si GROCERIES, i loots and tSlioes, Ate. •*?** Highest m ;rtet price paid for bides and all country produce. G. COLEMAN. 1-l.y 11. W- , rLE3XE>Z3INTX'V’g!i.XLX?, WITH WEISEIfFELD &, CO.. | WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, || AND JOBBERS OF CLOTHS, CASIMERES, TESTINGS, AND GOODS ADAPTED EXCLUSIVELY TOR MEFS T7EAR, A^ r est lialtimore SJt., February 28, ’72-Cm. n\ ijTf 3JOR E, M D TH AD. E. SUMNER. JAMES MULLIN, Sri L. HILLS. SUMIEE, MULLm ■& HIES, MAMUFACTCHERS OF SOUTHAVESTEHN GEORGIA PINE •R P \ W fi TANARUS, N R \apJsj Jj X\ 3 La Lt ALL ikJ* y 821 STM;^N, DODGE COUNTY, - - - - GEORGIA^ Jm ‘ “ "“lifer Mm lyp 'M A LARGE STOCK OF HEW SPRIKS C 6005 \ : f?* \ VckVA.') f idV' dZst-l JUST RECEIVED BY ‘ wO cfc SOBET. : vY ‘’aV-jg Ekp* For Salo Cheap for Cash. % Cj./ 1 - dz df v:.a \V •* '0 m* D3B2E COUNT! SHERIFF’S SkIES N .‘*kli be sol 1 boiore theOodrt House door in the town of Ikisim oi, 1 lodge comity, on ihe fi'isl T-Uesd y 111 : y next. tlu ; f 'll'iwiiig pr<•?<- eriv, i< -v\U . USn 7>\.alliiig House i.iul Jan in the to., -i of E v>tm in. Levied upon as the property ... Wm. lioouey, to satis:y one lien fi fa issued rom the 349th Disiriot G. ii., iu favor oi Jra It* Foster vs Wm. Rooney. Prop erty pointed out in said ii fa. Levy made uiiu returned tome by M. S P.t.rs, OonstaLL, •janu .ry 23d, 1873. Jordan Brown, Sheriff. ® ±yJLj±. X-jp DFIAIB'.R IN iMHOGANY, WALNUT & PINE rtimnTTJEE, 109 ITS Street, v Next To Weeds and Comweft) Savannah, Georgia. Agent for the United States Spring Bed ; tlie best Beds ever 3 jpt upon. CIIA3II ?EK SETS, AND LOOKING GL ASSES, Fie., Ftc., ALWAYS ON HAND. MATTRESSES made to OR DEU. A 1 • rge stocl; of Picture Frames and Mouldings. vol 1. no 1-t.i I L SH f, Kb iffiß' jr* fit dk\ S H $ 3 f Agent f m JXO. SIcLEAN I'McKAE, - p _ CEOi.’RIA, I |' Is receiving ° small but selected I ;! stock .f die loaowiug articles icr the 1 j |: Spring Trade . j; Dry Goods, olothuig-, jM II Shoes, Hats, Drugs, CiMcheiwware, Tinware. ! it ; ’ f l i ff || Docket h Table Cutlery || \ and Family Groceries, jjj i 'dlof which he ofifi-rs at the “SL. I; con Retail Price,” lor cash. | i Those v’siting this pi ice this sprinu. | j md especi lly at the April Court, i[ ! wdi do \y. T. to bring their httie cash. ’[ \ ]j| an buy 11-ir goods. m h2S 3m. *P ! jjrr n,n •rr.jrwniiiL-^lß^^ PRIVATE BOARDINiwiT Corner Pru: flentaod Aberoorn Sts., GAT, ANNAH, GA. Transient a* and Permanent Bo rders Received Charge per day, $2.00. DK. D. COX. ■Jnb iy T tf. • 'Prcfeiisionid and Bustucss. n. W. J. 11AM. j Fli ,‘MAS ii. aw IN HAM & DAWSON, ATTOK N\: V S A T I, A\V , (Office in Times builling.) EASTMAN, GEO., Will practice in the count?. . of Dodge, Tel fair, Aj’piing, Montgom irv, Em.ann.l. b-.ii.r-n • ’'Hu Pul.uiKi, an a tJ. jctvnore by con tract. Feb 14 tf. J 3 EUGJENE HICKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Mount Vernon, Montgomery Cos., Ga o. <j. i : ioi7NiZ7~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, llawkinsyili.e, (;EO. Oconee Circuit —Court Calendar 1873. Wilcox—4th Mondays, March and September Dooly 3d Mondays, Alarch and Ivwin l rid..ys ait. r above. Montgomery Thurs miu Ist Mondays, April L.tur-US 2d Moi>Jays, Ant;! atm Oct V and Oct. i’l.i .aki 3d Mondays. Apr,] and October. Dodgy. 4th Altjudays, April and October- Tel.air Timrsd .ys al'Lr above, j .a 31st, iy. i>i£ . *j . 11. Physical* and Surgeon, Off. rs his professional services to the peopl. >i Eastman and surrounding conn it. Cilice near Gen. hosier s house. T F •■. 5 .y —-r Attorney prfi at. T : qw EASTMAN, GA. Will practice in the Circuit and D:str>- Courts 01 'the United States, for the South, r i District of Georgia, the Sup dor Courts of the Oconee Circuit, ‘..lid all counties adjacent v o the M. A If. it. If. Huh lee 111 advance ; con sult, ition the reasonable. Oiiiec in the Court House. 1-ly. * poLAirioiir savannah (icors;ia. Fronting South, a Frontage of *273 Feet WM. H. WILDBEEGER, vol 1 nc 1-tf Proprietor. “DRAKE’S MAGIC LINIMENT” Is known by all who banned it properly, to be the best and quickest remedy ever kuQw.i tor Croup, Colic, in rat.i or bta>' Nenn ! i liiieum utsin, lieothache. Headache, Dvsenteiy, Hi .rrhcea, Spinal disord rs, Sors-s, rid and neve’ Chills and Fever, Typhoid Fever, Ac., Ac., c e! Try it For sale by Totes M. Buchan, Eustm.-in, Ga. Agenls tc-anf and. W. C. Hauseb, Genl Mgent, Bar; oi% Ga. march I°, ’77 It* H??ilrninß Macon & Brunswick RAIL.RO ' I) COMPAXV. Uatnit ;$■ Li DOUBLE DAILY PASSEXCEE THAIX3 TO AST) FKOlf JACKSO N V Z L L K And all Points in Past Flos i-.!*?. Over 100 Miles in Distance and 15 Hours in Time Saved! s upe a i XTs o . at aof ric'r, AMcu>, u,i, M r-’li 21, lsi 3. f On and after Snud iy, 030 it: dmr. p oysem-'r trains on tIM L. ~.d wM la ran ...•> i ,• ; DAY PASSENGER TRAIN, DAILY SDN DASH £XC I P.) L*ive Macon .* 8:45 A. M. Arrive at Jesup 6:la P. M. •• at Brunswick 10:45 P. M “ at Suviuin Ji 1 v :C0 V. M. “ at J ic’.n < av'.ll .• 8.03 A. FJ. Leave Ja ksonvab G. * ■ Y. M. “ Jesap 7:20 A. M Arrive Macon 5:50 P. M >lo']] P.a-SKNOEK 11 At>, Dili Y. L ;ave Macon 8 oO P. M. I Arrive at Jt-sup 5.51 A. I “ at Sav.aitiivh V) 30 A.M. “ at Jacksonville 11.00 I’. M. ! Leave Jacksanvill 0. .o A. M. i “ Uru:: iv.iek i' I “ Savann.Oa i-u J\ M. “ Je.-;up ..S !') I’. .4. Arrive at :.I,uo:i C:ISA. Ft. Passmigiirs mr Tail •h: .Kin 5 ..' *tul points west j of Liv..- O*k till* j the >:1.) a. xn. tr.. 1 j. Pamcngiis ior i'ru’.r.wick toke tue sama. i 1 .Aping e..rs on ..11 n. ‘ i tr in*,. HAWKINS VILI.K ACCOM MODATi >* 1K..1N, DAILY, (_Si. ND .YS KNC.-lILD.) Leave Macon pa>,seng..-r shed 3TO P. M. Arrive at liawlnii-.viiij 7:00 P.M. r.e.vn ILiwkirisvill ■ 7:0-1 A. M. Arrive at aMlo-i lc CO A 2,1 W. ,J. ,}. E IS, Mr.G v Tim i itativ n. oi SUPEEIN TENIMiN K'.-i < . L TlCii, SoUTHW LbTKi.N lUILRO.' 1) Ol ’ ICiS, ) Macon, Juno 13, 1 72. f On and after Suud y, the 10*;., IM-l-i :ger and Mail lining on tins Pond \v;ii ran its rot lows: DAY EEFAULA PASSENGER TRAIN. Leave M; c.>n 8:00 a. in. Arrive at IhUaula 4.22 p m at t 1 vton 0.15 pm “ f.t A1 any 2. ; p ru “ at . Eufaul; Mml Tr.ln connects daily at bruit} - vull, witli \1 . in, ai t ( ant Leave til iylon 7.20 a m Lt*ve i-iumul i b. 50 n la Le.iVe Fort Games 8.35 a in L- ■ave Alo nay 10.45 a m ..til O n. a . n a.-.-/Eoa nOx-lEA NiOiiX, iiUG ...N 1 ..:U) AOC'--.U.MOD„tL.u:- TU.VjN. Leave FI icon 9.10 p m AITa i a at Bulimia 10.20 a l.i " at Albany CM 5a m 11 at Tort b .vines 3•. s*. u?. * Connect at An/- '.H Ha..; .A . ( .a iat * ■ . • .... .j >0 irMn i .HuvOa on ....,y :. ... s. ’ • Leave Euf.uili Plop ra tauave Ainany S. i j p m iiCavo I'ort (..;* meV 1.10 u m A tl'iVii <it COL U M3 C' fi U A\ TiidiJCN# i r or- -V "*1 * - . i uori\o .UvtLun c> ,'i • * n m j lit C( lunibiiij 1] MC im j ixOaVo Co] ! Auave at M: eon 1.25 i m ywyN ... _ •*’ ' * * Mi t'O V.. . , .. t CLSITI'HiL L M.ii IL3 ZQlxlu. Xo change of cars between A ugv.vi'iand Columbia GENERAL M PT’S OFFI' 5 i C£A i UAL j LULKDAD. J- Savamiali, September 27, 1272. \ On nnd a.U'r ou/ni, y, n... 2;an. i i-a., 1, s •veuger 1 rains on lie ie r • ;■ I road, '.i i us alitt 2 , .l a, ...i run ua .allows: V? DAY IE/.IN. leave Suvanr.ah 0 F‘ : t m .: AiiiW t C ; i m .•ixr.ve at Augtj*ta o. no p m •nave at MiUMgevdl j 11.55 pin At r. 1 e m jmiooton, 1.0 0 a m ■xiiaia at 7.15 pm -•ijnvc alacoa .ox* Aumta 10 oj p m Lja.ve Mac a) ior Columbus 8.0 > pm Arrive m At t ndu C.OO a in ..rrive at Culuinbue 4.0 j .. m Flaking cl< ■ o e conneciion with trains leaving Augusm, AU.mat ii],va V oiuninua. DOWN DAY TEAIN. L-eivc Atlanta 2.00 a m Al fi VO cLb <. vU • l- ■ -miLU VC 2' i; vCO fe. Mr;b 4^ j-.cu.ve Augusta 3.00 t m .Arrive at . a :;uu'.a 5.30 prn .l r iiu ato,;.a*.i.an 0.1 o ). ixi iinsir uticonnc.au a M, ; v,ill aCCDUIiD ul .lion u* iiii ioa-a. it i /•’. } ■ An :• A ..: .. .. _ ... ~v ij a. ul , * •*-aI lil. Jo la-id COHlxwv,. *o*4. w%i. j:- MoLu L3 •Lt ap u,.v tr in. • i -''*^^ Al 4. GCi"la-> lOMTiT* r ' aVliUDali 7. CO p m Augusta fcjr pm n\ve at t goV >4 Ui'.vc at . F i u.c on ~.ciii icr All inta 8 ;o * a ni Ijo4 V c -v1.4-' li jii t c i xixi juo 01l j a 24 bt iia v o C'A am oils liilu/ij'i ll+ 1 V lit - Avi ..... c. !•) p ri. , t• r ngi St totii iliMliiti u4(a Cv>iuilioC4> Nl'Vii 21E.1. s OO t NO NOuTIT. I.eave Cr iamous 4.10 pm lanti*.. v . ini' eat Macon Fro a C*c lumbbi ’!' 9:34 pin mvo ircm AtLnm 5 G.u j { m -C-iCxlVu . 1 A )V> * ! atrive at FLid-ago’/uIo 11:5a p m uij. ie at Eiitonton , _ * andM V3 at Augusta, G.uJam arrive at Savannah 7:80a m .****, ,* nnijnng puriet connactiyp trains iAtviiig Augllbwi. lA.a.on u-rr, going or. r the Fill dgsviile and EUvOilil n iai .liC.i V 7..;, U■ u ... .. _ l 1 l.i A, - 1u m 1 ms, Ai 1 in; u and in .-mo u. u y : ■*n >*>; a ta ust.* and anounn, widen m: c-„i Cur'; t .Ci . n o .i-iia_v'b *.,‘UCtaunu, v...1i .ue .u. 5• . .w! ..* ,y .n a_ , .. * Ml *. i.:AXO<tg4 10 U . L\.U -T - 11 -Jci'.i ticket C 42 M-A, C-1 i 1.l MwvAl XiOMhi , corner* Bull ana Bryan streets. Ufnce oy*en tom Ba. m. to 1 p. m., and !rm 3 to Op. in. Trekcte can an*) be bird at a .Panot Oiricc* fvilliam kogbus. . p; ; 4,-m.