| From the Southern Confederacy (Atlanta,
Ga.) |
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| January 23, 1863 |
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| Central {(of
Georgia)} Railroad |
| From Savannah to Macon, 190 Miles |
| George W. Adams, General Superintendent |
| On and after Sunday, October
27th, 1861, the Trains on this Road will run as follows: |
|
Daily Day Train |
| Leave Savannah |
2:30 P. M. |
| Arrive in Macon |
12:40 A. M. |
| Leave Macon |
12:30 P. M. |
| Arrive in Savannah |
11:15 P. M. |
| Daily Night Train |
| Leave Savannah |
9:50 P. M. |
| Arrive in Macon |
9:00 A. M. |
| Leave Macon |
8:50 P. M. |
| Arrive in Savannah |
7:40 A. M. |
| Gordon and Eatonton
Branch |
| Leave Eatonton |
6:55 P. M. |
| Arrive in Gordon |
9:45 P. M. |
| Leave Gordon |
11:45 P. M. |
| Arrive in Eatonton |
2:36 A. M. |
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| Passengers for Augusta will
take the "Night Train" from Savannah and Macon. |
| Passengers for Milledgeville
and Eatonton will take the "Night Train" from Savannah and
"Day Train" from Macon. |
| Night Train from Savannah
connects with South-Western Railroad at Macon for Albany, Eufaula, For
Gaines and intermediate places; also, with Macon & W. R. R. to
Atlanta and the West. |
| Day Train connects at Macon
with S W and Muscogee R. R. to Columbus, Montgomery, Pensacola,
Mobile, and all Middle and Southern Alabama and West Florida. |
| By taking the Night Train from
Macon, passengers make a close connection at Millen with Augusta and
Savannah R. R., to Augusta and all places North in the Confederacy. |