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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-06

NASHVILLE, February Sat 8 o'clock
Sunday morning FIRE, originating in stable
90 Front street, spread to the adj ,iniug build
ings until nearly the whole block, bound by
Front, Broad, Market and Wharf streets,
was in ruins. The boildings destroyed were
occupied by Diehl & Lord, ale bottlers;
the Caoital Wareeause, Dudley Bre.. &
Lipscomb, s. Lowe ssteip, hides and pro-
duce dealers; L1wenstein & Herst, Aliens
S. Woods's foundry and Byrne Bros, gro
ceries. A falling wall seriously injured two
6remen. Over forty horses were burned in
the livery stable. The Capital warehouse
W as full Of cotton and tobscco, all of which
was destroyed. Loss, 100000.
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ANrI-MoeMoN LEoIsyA ALTON
JERE BLACKS ARGUMENT BEFORE THE HoUs
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY.

JERE BLACK s ARGUMENT BEFORE THE HOUSE
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY.
WASHINGTON, February 5-Judge Black,
in his argument before the House Judiciary
Committee against the constitutionaliiy OF
the anti-Mormon legislation, took the gr uud
that the matters 10 which these laws relste
were in their nature more purely domestic,
private and local than any other TO which
human legislation applied. The Mormons
have right to make their own laws on the
subject. The right belongs by nature, and
as principle of universal law, 10 every sep
arate community settled upon public lands
with the consent of the Federal government
When these people colonized themselves be.
yond the limils of the State they did
not leave their Liberties behind them. The
freedom oil a community results necessarily
from the freedom OF the individuals that
compose it. This was the very principle
that iriumphed in success out of the revolu.
ton. No one can deny it now except for
reasons which would have made him a Tory
10 l776. The right of local self-government
is reserved by the constitution to the people
of Territories as distinctly and clearly as to
the States. A subject upon which Congress
cannot legislate in State is manifes.y be-
yond itS- power in Territory. What
is called the Edmunds bill (but which the
senator of that name certainly did not draw
up) expressly pat its constItutionaliiy on
The exclusive Jurisdiction of the Uuited
States in the Territories. Judge Black de.
nounced this as simply false. No such juris-
diction is given, nor any Jurisdiction at all
over local affairs in Territories more than
in the States. Powers not given are with
held. This is mere usurpation, gross vio-
lation OF the constitution, which. if wilfully
com mitted, is heinous crime. Judge Black
concluded with the assertion that the bill is
one of pains and penalties, not TO punish
polygamy but 10 strike the whole people oi
a Territory with the blasting curse of politi.
cal slavery, and protested against all this
legislation as per6dious outrage upon the
civil liberty of people who are and of right
oneht to be free
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5sISeE Friday the rains have descended in
the wide extent OF rich and populous coun-
toy lying between the lskes and the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, and The consequence
has been unparalleled foods, which have de-
stroyed, it is estimated, upwards of S25 ,000,.
600 worth of property. IL is by far the
seyerest visitation of this kind known
in the history Of those great States,
whose increase in wealth and popu-
lalion ia one OF the special wonders in
the growth OF the country. But we are
happy 10 say the loss OF life has been very
slight, and has been chiefly confined 10 the
larger cities. We give the particulars from
all the States at length on the second page
OF this APPEAL.. By latest advices the rains
have ceased and The rivers are falling rapidly.
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ford that silver certificates shall be
issued al assay Offices mp
on deposits d silver bullion, the
basis of ceItihesses to be of the coin 6ueness
OF bullion. Bslford says BY this method
the markets Of Colorado could be maintained
in easy condition, bsc7use certificates issued
locally upon Colsrs dos silver product would
supply the cirenssting medinm.
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Bay pound package Of FIoyd's candies.
1t viii have in il all kinds of caramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougst, real sugar plums, msrshmallows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and NO aduiierations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, Wholesome and nu-
tritious- al FLOYD MooEKY's
10 Main 6traet
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WDen you visn or leave New York city
have aggase .sxpTesssge and carria &c hire, and
stop al Grand Union Hotel opposite GrAnd Cen
trai depot. Four hundred and ifiy elegaRtro omt,
lifted Up st an expense of sl0c Loo reduced 10 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and eie-
yated railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the rand Union than at
auy other frkt-class hotel in the ritv-
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THE CITY DEBT.
Committees Appointed to Draft Bill
aud Confer with the Creditors.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
In accordance with the resolution adopted
at the no sss- meeting on the Sd instant, / ap-
point the following gentlemen ss committee
to prepare the bill for the settlement of the
Memphis city debt:
On behalf of the creditors-R. J. Nor
gao, VIM. NJ. Smith, w. NJ. Sneed.
On behalf OF the citizens-G. B. Peters,
S. P. Walker, George CAN'T.
The following gentlemen are appointed
the committee to visit and confer with the
creditors: Ii. T. Elicit, VIM. NJ. Harrington,
Wm. NJ. Sneed. Respectfully,
]. r. GOODWIN, Chairman.
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DIER.

BALL-on February T. 1855. LAURA T., infant
daughter of Bernard aud Katie L. Ball. aged
eleven months and twenty-ersht days. [Eichmond
(ys-l papers please eopy.l
CALLAHAN Sunday, February L. 1855. at 4
O'Clock pm, JOHN CALLAHAN. aged twenty-seyen
yean.
Funeral will take place this CTUESDAYl alter.
noon at O'Clock. from No. l07 Front street.
Friends and ecquaintsnces are invited 70 attend.
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MANY London ladies crop their hair short
and wear an almost entire wig, and conse.
quen,ly catch cold more frequently than their
American cousins, but of course they all use
Dr. BulI's Copgh Svrup
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An Ars an,as As.ixnment

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, ARK, February 5-The
stores of ]. c. Creusbaw at Trippe, Dermott
and Arkansas City were all three closed to-
day. 4. D. Gibson is the assignee. 1t is i'm
possible vet TO Ascertain the liabilities
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ANTI-MORMON LAWS.
Jere Blacks Argument Against the Con-
stilutiOnality Of the EdmuBds Bill
A Hein0us Crime.
The Silver Dollar-Programme of Con.
gress for the Coming Week-The
Tariff Debate.

WAsHINGToN, February 5-The President
nominated Eugene A. Plumacher. of Ten
ne.see, uow commercial agent at Msrscaibo,
to be United States consul al that place.
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NE " FIR M.
Election Notice.

TIHE Annual Meeting OF tle Stockholders OF the
i Memphis Gas Light &C npsny will be held al
the of nee OF the comla"y. No. IS Madison street
Memphis. Tenn, b0rsaay, March .. 1>s3.
q elcct even (7j Dire tors to serve the company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 O'clock a. m.
TO clock m. JOSEPH CRAIG, Secre ary.
Mem phis Teun. Druary 1. 1881
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Total -. ............ 49,. S999 704 $50
Outside OF New York... go. 265, ,955, ,030

The exhibit is again unfavorable, both as
compared with last week and with the corre-
spending week last year. Business of all
kinds is quiet, and cleariugs at most Of the
large cen!ers OF trade show a marked de-
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
IN DICATTOKR.

foT Tennessee and The Ohio valley, fair
peaH'er' nOTtherly TiHds, becoming variable, sta
'o"aTy Or Sigh. rise Of temperature, in le lOest.
an portions JalEtnq barometer.
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1HE victims of the marriage association
s"indies in and about Chaitsnooga are hunt
'ng up the stockholders, and many suits are
prohable
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Trnsfae1s sale.

nN FRIDAY, MARCH 9. lsss IN FRONT OF
" my ONCE, No. y Madison street, will sci,
to the highest bidder for cash. IS 25-lOo acres oi
land part of lot 2, W. Joness subdivision. south
of Memphis. same land conveyed to me by ID. q,
Togder oy trust deed recorded in B ok No. l39
page 425. Regikters office. TO which reference il
made L. B. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
Mnrx an A McEarlai d Attnruevn.
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AGAIN UNEAVORARLE.


Boston, February 5.-The Post says: The
following table shows the total gross ex-
changes at the leading clearinghouse OF the
United States for the week ending February
Sd:
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SoQh llafA

Large stock OF white, Black and Red
Rust.PF0Of Oats for sale, low 40 the
trade, &c. BUCHANA1 q Co.
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at it BY the ladies in the windows and car
risges. The Transparency, borne in front, an
immense fsuT de Ls, illuminated from within,
atonce conveyed TO the New Orleans audience
quick at guessing riddles Of this kind, that
the subject that the Crew had chosen to Illus
rate and deliueate in series OF tableaux or
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RANDALL AND BURROWS.

INDULGE IN HARMLFss EXCHANGE OF
SHARP LANGUAGE.
WAsHINGToN, February SIN the House
TO dav Mr.. R ndall asked Mr.. Burrows
Mich. whether he meant 10 dispute his
word. Burrows declined to yield, when
Randall said: This is the last place !
would seek a personal controversy, but !
want you to be 8 man, and if you want To
insult me to do il in some other place III an
here" Mr.. Burrows had misunderstood
some remsk Of Mr.. Randall, and imuedi-
ately said there was ne correc ness in the
statement, which led Mr. Randall to reply
as sbove. An understanding was soon
reached but during this passage there was
great confusion 10 the House.
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WOrkinxmen,s n. and r. Ass,1

TNHE regular monthly meeting of this Associa
l. tion will be held this tTUE5DAY) evening.
February 9th, at so O'Clock, ct the office of the
Association 295 Main street. for the sale If money
and payment of dues. Fin 8 will accrue there
after. N. w. SPEERS, JR., President
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BEIHHDA sold here as pure and delicious ..
when IL flows from the spring at Waukeshs.
ROBINSON. lpothneGyy.
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MAGISTRATES.

THROUGH my many f'iends am encouraged
i to run for the qfice of Magistrate for the city
at large, and announce myself hereby as q can
didate, and hope they will continue Ia the
ardent aud zea'ous spirit they have shown 50
far through the remaining few days OF the cam.
elected, by administering justice with impartial
ity aud prom OF attention to business. / am an
American citizen of German descent and q resi-.
dent of this city for thirtyfonr yeas All the old
citizens and business men know me well, and to
them refer every one that does not know me per.
sonally AS there has not been for the past five
We rs q Magistrate of German descent and as EN-
igration turns its course this way, 1t would be
Ia the interest of our farmers aud business men,
as well as emigration. to have at least one Magis-
trate who understood theirlaDguage am an old
man, six'y-nve years oi age ana nave u support.
who for ten years has been an invalid and not
able to work or move about on account Of rheu-
matism. Hoping that not only my friends, but
the citizens in general, be they Democrats, X.
publicans. w0rktpgmen, white or col0red, viii
give me their support. remain respectfully.
d. PANTE.
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FREAKS OF THE FLAMES.
destructive Fire at nashville

Business Property Burned.
ST. LOUIS, February 5-A fire at Denton,
Tex, Friday night, destroyed about $25, 1000
worth of business property.
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A MOney-Making Chance.

The Cooperative Acconot In stocks,
Grnta. SesrOseaas, Etc. Snares only ONE
DOLLAR ea b. Larse Monthly Pr, fits We refei
TO subscribers who have realized from so to 200 pei
cent net on Their Investments in 80 days. Order
now. SS for shares, and same rate upward
No delay. Accounts are foru cd every week.
Markets are now favorable. Option continually
negoiiated. Information furnished. Make Be
ports mailed. Address RICHARD MARvIS 4
CO., Brokerage and Com mission, - Broad strest
(Member N. z Stock Co. D. New York.
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Yell0w-Pine Flooring.

WE have at Brookhsyen, Miss.. Ao.ooo feet Of
wv Dressed ss.lov ne fiooz1nR. thai We gtil
lead on cam at SIS Per N. facs measure II u
good lumber, and peYfocfly HAtchod.
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RejOiciDgs Of an Immense Throug o
Citizens and Visitors from AIFParts
Of the Union.
A Magnificent Street Pageant in a Series
Of TabIeaux Illustrating the His
tory OF France.
The Promise fer To-Day One Of the Most
Glorious the Crescent City Has
Ever Enjoyed.
Four Superb Displays will Make Mardi
Gras, 1888, a Day Long to be
Remembered.

Special to the Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.-The weather
hss proved splendid to-day for the arrival Of
Rex, and everything passed off pleasantly.
A slight drizzie fell just before the King left
his vessel, tie Richardson, but it soon stop
p-d, and TO o-night it is cool and dry. The
landing OF B. was very impressive. On one
side OF Canal street the Washington Artillery
was ranged, and on the other the louisiana
Field Artillery. As he landed both opened
FIRE with salute which was taken up by the
French msn.of-war anchored in the middle
of the river-the Renallt DeGrenouilly-
which gave a royal salute, broadside after
broadside. This, with the whistles Of the
steamers and tugs srrapged in line before
the Richardson, produced very Wagnerian
effect.
The procession, however, was far from
effective, his msjesty's followers looking very
tired and worn-lhe hest portion OF it being
the military companies.
Large numbers OF Texans reached here
this morning, and several parties from Chi.
csgo. Most of the late corners find them
selves without room or habitatioD, aud are
wandering around town lookiog for place
to sleep. AT the hotels COTS sre spread in
the halls, parlors and even in diniDg-rooms.
Tue st. Charles is accommodating 1000 per-
sons, but finds great difficulty in feeding
them, and The others are filled in proportion.
A large party OF Chicsgoans, consisting OF
prominent members of the city government,
politicians and sporting men, reached here
last night with number OF game cocks 10
enter in the great cooking main to take place
here "wednesday, and bring plenty of money
with which TO back the Illinois birds.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20
Notice of incorporation.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
- islsture of the State of Florida, entitled ''An
Act to provide General Law for the Incorporation
Of Railroads and Canals, approved February 10Th,
1874 notice is hereby given required by said act
that . company has been formed, and their articles
of association duly filed. under the name of the
" Green Cove Spring and Melrose Railroad Com
pany," to be invested with all the rights, powers
formed under said act for the purpose of construct
ing, maintaining and operating railroad for public
use In the conveyance of persons and property.
The line OF said road is to be about thiryve miles
In length, and is to be constructed from the town
of Green Cove Spring, in Clay county, thence west
wardly to the town of Melrosc. in Aiachua county;
K. B. CANOVA, =
A. F. VOGELBACH,
SHREVE ACKLEY,
ELIAS EARLE,
January % 1SS3-3m INCONVENIENCE
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE
ID Judge of the County Court, in and for Leon
county, on the Goth day of January A. d. 1888, ]
will sell ut public outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, IN the City of Tallahassee on the LIST Mon
day in March A. d. 1883, at the usual hours Of sale
all the right, title and interest which Amanda
Chaires had at the time of her death In. and
all the interest and title of her estate in and
to the following described lots, lying aud being
in the north addition of the City of Tallahassee,
and described on the map Of said city as lots 1874
1855 and 1885, also. one undivided fifth interest in
and to the following described portions of lots
1T and $50, in the original plan Of the City
of Tallahassee, to-wit: All of lot 1T except q
feet three inches front, Clinton street. and
ming back 113 feet to north boundary of said lot,
and that part of lot $50 beginning the southwest
corner of said lot, on Adams street, running north
40 feet II inches thence east 160 feet to the east
boundary of said lot thence south 40 feet and II
inches to the southeast corner of said lot thence
west 100 feet to the place of beginning. r
Purchaser to pay for deeds.
FRED. T. MYERS,
January 30, 1S83-5w Commissioner.
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Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
an act OF the Legislature of the State OF Flor
ida, entitled IAN Act to Provide General Law for
the Incorporation Of Railroads and Canals" ap
proved February 10th, 1874, the undersigned have
formed and organized a company under the name
Of Atlantic and Mexican Gulf Canal Company, for
tne purpose OF constructing, maintaining ana ope
rating steamboat and barge canal for public use
the conveyance of persons and property from the
Florida line, near the Okeefeuokee Swamp, thence
In . southwesterly direction across the State of
Eiorids By the most direct route to the Gulf and
along its shore to the western boundary of the
Stsfe; to be constructed within the limits of the
counties OF Nassau, Baker, Columbia, Hamilton,
69wannee, Madison, Lafayette, Taylor, Jefferson,
Wakulls, Franklin, Calhoun, Washiugton Walton,
santa Rosa and Escambia. The Canal Company
was originally Incorporated by the Legislature Of
Georgia, under the name of the Atlantic and Mexi
can Cana! Company, Of which this proposes to be
an extension.
GEO. F. DREW,
J. ]. FINLEY, 5aT
GEO. r. FAIRBANKS, of Florida.
l.AFAYETTE McLAWS
JOSEPH SHEPARD
JAS. g. BAILEY, OF Georgia
Dated this 10th day Of January, A. d. 1883 80 SIN
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Il "a UpIaed e.ntos Clscuit Cpuri FIN Jadi-
al OlruulE, 11efthmn Dstrics e EloGtd4
j. Tr,d schntts 8 q, On plainanta = ne Iaek-
scsrilis, Pssseeon a Nobile RaLlrOaA Con-.
pany &. Defen1nnt6.
m oBrDrYNUR 10 rHE SKvKNTH PARA-
u Rr1ph of The nna1 decree h The above untitled
caes, rsndered b the Hon. joseph = Dradlsy. CT
dirsesinr Is Narshsl q the bnitsd esalea forthe
NortAen District Of Florida. 20 take Roeeossion q
end EEL the railroada property, and n.ncniss,
sssrss sse prrcS.sr thereof
Ct sale Of the same directed to be made BY 8. Co
nant and A B. Hawkins, - Special Masters. should,
within one year from the day Of sale thereof dis
Internai Improvenent Fund Of the State Of Florida
= oetted and declared In said decree, and the sale
Of said railroads having been made by the eaid Spc
BY the said court the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1881
70 the purchnsero, and the purchasers Of said rail-
roada having Allied TO satisfy and discharge the Hen
o. the s.c ns,ees % nsed ana se..'ee 4
Msss, TNsrsoys, I, JosrPn b. DURxxx, Marshal d
the United States for the Northern District Of Flo
railroad extending from Tallahassee to 81. Marks,
with al the property and franchises thereto belong
Ing including all the lands 81 or near the Depot q
Tallahassee Florida, and the buildings thereon be-
longing 10 said railroad, and win sell the same Il
public outcry, q the Capitol in the City of Talla
hassee In the State Of Florida, to the highest bid
der, on the 18th day Of February, A. d, 1883.
Payments TO be made In cash, or in bonds which
are declared In said decree to be lien upon said
railroad In the manner therein provided
JOSEPH III. DURKEE,
U. Marshal Northern District Of Florida
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 10, 1882. t30-15w
~ The above sale is postponed until March I'D
A. D. 1888. JOSEPH H. DURKEE.
q. 8. Marshal
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. s, 1886
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Notice of INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN an act of the Legislature of the State OF Fori.
da entitled " An Act to Provide General Law for
the Incorporation Of Railroads and CanaIs,n an
proved February l9th 1874, the undersigned have
formed and orgsnized company under the name
OF The Diego Beach Railway" for the purpose of
constructing, maintaining and operating railroad
Tor public use In the conveyance Of persons and
property from point on the Atlantic coast, 10 al
Johns county, Florida, then e westerly to q point
on Julington Greek, thence to point on the Stit
length and lying In the counties OF Duval and 81.
Johns, Florida J. dunno,
W.T. FORBES,
December 70. lSS2-Sm T.W. PALMER
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA.
y ton of this notice, will present my vouchers
and final return administrator of the estate OF
James w. Smith, late Of Wakulla cosnty, Florida,
deceased, to the Honorable County Judge of said
county, and ask to be discharged from the further
administration of said estate.
6. 8. SMITH,
Admir- Estate j. w. Smith, decd.
Deoeuher 10 1900
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IN T. II, g., R. 81, Z.

South halfof southeast quarter, section 49, north.
east quarter of southeast quarter section a. west
half of southwest quarter section %; north half OF
northeast quarter, southest quarter Of southwest
quarter section "a; west halfof northeast quarter
northwest quarter, north half Of southeast quarter
southwest quarter Of southeast quarter, northeast
quarter of southwest quarter section 2 half Of
northeast quarter, north half Of northwest quarter
north half of southeast quarter, section 26 south
half of northwest quarter north half Of southwest
quarter section ~; east half of northeast quarter
southwest quarter of northeast quarter, northwest
quarter Of southeast quarter section o. northeast
quar- ter. section ~
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EAsTTLORIDA EXPRESS aitu

, Pulling Z: 5AIace SleePing Cans on this train for
Savannah, E*aArlestcn, Chicago and Washington.
Passen gat taking The night express can get into
the sleepinK.cArs ct O'Clock D. M
new RE4taurant has been opened At Waycross
and aear destt time will be allowed for meals by ali
passenger THUS. I
CouDectGH1 1t Savannah with steamers for New
York, Phllktriphia, Boston and Baltimore.
CounectiaS At Charleston with steamers for New
York, PhtaaFlphia and Baltimore
ThronGh: Niekets sold to all points by rail and
steamship 81bnectiops, and baggage checked thro,
Also SlecE9aE Car 5erths and sections secured at
and at Depdx Ticket ONCE
LAS. L TAYLOR, Gent Pass. Agent.
GEO Wf$4AIEEHs Agent