The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23
Southern and Western Railroads..

Julius Poppe, Anderson C. H.
Southern and Western Railroads.
The following table of the runnins
OF Southern and Western Railroads
will be of interest to travellers. I
was prepared by Edward FL. Hall
Esq, for the Savannah Republican:
GEORGIA RAILROADS (GoING WEST
CENTRAL GA. RAILROAD.
nah to Macon, 70 miles to Millen
Augusta branch, Millen to Augusta
53 miles to Augusta; Millen and
Eatonton branch, Gordon to Millen
and Eatonton, So miles to Eatonton.
Trains through from Savannah to
Augusta-track between Millen and
, Gordon being laid rapidly-will be
finished by June 1st.
GEORGIA RAILROAD to
Atlanta, III miles to Atlanta; one
passenger train daily. Athens, Wash
lngton and Warrenton branches.
Washington branch, daily trains-no
reports from other branch roads.
MACON AND WESTERN. Macon to
Atlanta, 103 miles to Atlanta. Trains
dally-road and stock in good order.
SOUTH WESTERN AND MUscoGRE.
Macon to Columbus, SO miles to Co
lumbus. Albany branch, Fort Valley
to Albany, 76 miles to Albany. Eu-
faula and Franklin, Smithville to
Eufaula, &c, = to Eufeula. Daily
trains between Macon and Columbus
and branches.
ATLANTA AND WEST Po1NT.-Atlan-
ia to West Point, 81 miles to West
Point, daily trains.
MONTGOMERY AND WEST PonT.
West Point to Montgomery, SO miles
to Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY AND OPEL1KA BRANCH.
Opelika to Columbus, 2S miles to
Girard.
Bridge over Chattahoochee, not re-
built, connect between Girard. Ala
bama. and Columbus by hack 2 miles.
WESTERN AND ATLANTA. Atlanta
to Chattanooga, se Tennessee Rail
road.
ALABAMA RAILROADS.
s MOBILE AND Ouo.-Mobile to Co
lumbus, KY, 472 miles to Columbus,
daily to Columbus, boat to Cairo, Ill.
MOBILE TO GREAT NORTHERN. MO
bile to Pollard, = to Pollard. Boat
to Tensas, thence by rail.
ALABAMA AND FLORIDA Pollard to
Montgomery, = to Montgomery,
daily to Montgomery.
MOBILE AND GIPARD. to
Union Spring, to Union Spring,
no report.
N: B. No road open between Mont
gomery and Selma. Twice weekly
packet down the Alabama River to
Selma, Mobile and intermediate land
ings.
MISSISSIPPI RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
NORTHERN. New Orleans to Canton.
2O6 miles to Canton; daily trains
both ways, connecting with M. and O.
Railroad ut jackson to Columbus and
Cairo.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL. -Cantor TO
jackson, 236 miles to Jackson; daily
trains both ways, connecting with Nj.
and O. Railroad at Jackson to Colum-
bus and Cairo.
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 1-Vicksburg
to Meridian, 140 miles to Meridian:
daily trains connecting at Jackson
and Meridian with trains South and.
North.
TENNESSEE RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND E.-Nash-
vile to Louisville, 1876 miles to Louis
vile; two daily trains through.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Nashville to Chattanooga, ISL miles
to Chattanooga; Shelbyville branch,
McMinnville branch, Fayetteville
branch; daily trains without change.
NASHVILLE AND NORTH WESTERN
Nashville to Johnsonville, 7S miles to
Johnsonville; daily; connecting with
boats on Tennessee River.
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR Nash
vile to Decatur; 119 miles to Deca-
tur; daily; connections to Memphis
and Stevenson.
NASHVILLE AND Nash
vile to Springfield, 80 miles to
Springfield
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON. Mem
phis to Stevenson, 272 miles to Ste
venson; ferry at Decatur; connects
at Stevenson to Chattanooga and the
East
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE. Mem
phis to Grenada, 80 miles to Grena-
da, daily train, bridge rebuilt.
MEMPHIS AND OHIo.-Memphis to
Paris, 131 miles to Paris; no report.