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LQAL IrEMS. The wheat crop Is promijing. Spring chickens are scarce. Mid dog excitemept has abated. 'fake your county paper. Eggs plentiful. yet at 8 eents per dozen. Fruit in abundance, if no disaRter befalls It. Easter Sunday was the finest spring day we have had. Gardens about town are looking i,ell. Everv4man in the County should take THE SENTINEL. The root of the sassafras placed in ben's nests will destroy lice. Independence of character is a great element in thb roako up of the true man. H4w many old women were there in their gardens last Friday, planting beans. We have not been able to supply the demands for TUE SENTINEL for the last two weeks. The farmers generally, we think, aro pretty well up with their work, but they are planting too much cot ton. 'Rover Is now on the wing. He will be back in time to don his red shirt for the campaign. It is safer to affront some people than to oblige thorn; for the better a - man deserve, the worso they will speAk of you. Let each Democ*ratic~ Club in the County be fully represented in the Cu~nty Convention, which meets on Saturday, the 4th day of May next. A tnan who has honest convictions of his own and not moral courage on ough to express them, is the greatest cowaid in the world. The Sun'lay Schools at. Aecona Baptist Church and.at the Methodist Church at this place, are in full opes ration. We hope they may flourirh, and every child wlthin reach of thoem maizy be brought into them. A few radishes grown with cucunm besor melonis, will save the latter gom the ravages of bugs, they dote on radishes. (Cuvt worms and white grubs can be drtiven) away orP deCstroyed by a'lighti sprir.lk Iing ot valt. A table spoon)fulI of saltpetve to.bhuct of n~ ater; pour. nI little around the .YmL.s of plant. A rThis isi another remedy. A friend writing us and complaining of s4omeI of 1,he public r'oads in .thec Cou(Xlity sayS: "(Our roads aire not passabhle; N,gnot evenI jackaissable; Anid if y'cu would travel themn, You have to down and gravel them." RlEVENUE oU-rRAGEs.-Trie Comn mnittee of tliree Grand Jurors, appoin ted at the lust term of C3ourt for this County*, by the Hon. T. J. Mackey, Presiding J udge, to take testimsny in rogartd ,o outrages commuitted by Re venuetv officials, will meet in the Grand Jury Room at Pickens C. H., on che 4th day of May, next All part,ies in __ possession of any infCrmatiOn con cerning outrages committed by said officials, are requested to come fo? ward and give their testimony. 3 R E. $EELJE, Chairman. The commission to investigate the paist indelitedness of this County, con sisting of Mr. Aaron Boggv, and .Drs. Clayton and Field, met in t.he offie of the County Commissioners last, Thursday. We* have not learned what 'they determined upon. Trhe meeting,' we think, was merely f'or consult,ation. Before the investiga, tion can begin proper, they will, un der the law, have to advertise the fact thirty days in the County paper. This will enable all the people to knowv when the invedigation begins. The cornmission is composed of good men, and we will noet give an o pinion on the.8ubject until their labors have been comp)leted. The commnunication of Amicus Pas tie is not published for the reasoji that the writsir failed to give us his E)amo. It is our unalteraule rule to require the real name of the writer of a commu nication before we publish it. Hience it is necessary (if the commu-, nication is not delivered in pere~on or Bent by a responsig~ party) for the author to send us his or her name, not for publication,.unless it is de sired, but as a guarantee-of good faith on the part of the writer. When we are in pOSBssion of the name and "nom db plume (if the correspondent 4esires to write over a ."nomn do ' lu me") it is oot necessary to send us the name after the firvt communica tion, because we are then, of course, in plossession of it. Blut in no instance will a communmcation be published, it matter's not how worthy or accepte able to us it may be, unless this r ule Is complied with. We are anxious to have letteri from the people on any subject the~ ,ftay desire to discuss through our columns, in a proper way, and again call to their at,ton.tion this requirement, in order that they may know what is required to inue licatlon. WVetrust this till be - moosbered by our friends, and that'it willh~ot be n9cessary for us to call * heir attention to it agakm in the fu., tlire. *~ '; J.4L. U .. *. . ,or S DAOUSVILE, ITEMS. Wheat is looking fine. The Spring is unusally forward, and farmers are stirring around generally. -Too much Cotton is being planted this year, and we ("ain't" toat the word. "us" editors ,use, brother B.? Well, the pregehers say "we," you knowthere is but little difforenco in the two.) Well, as I-no, we-were AinA to say, we fear bread-stuff will be unpleasantly- scarce next yent iii some sections. "Snatch,all" is closed for the pres, ent, while its proprietors -have gone to work, like eensible men, to malto a crop, so they can have a little spare change In the 'all to crdit out to their customers. / "Push-Pocket" is as flourishing as the seasoni-beajutiful spring. We have had soie sickness and a few deaths in our township, but the living are better now. That mule of Mr. Joe Looper's, Sr., wnich was sick at court, is dead, and the strange part of it is the "birds of charity" refuse to eat their accustom food. Well, tihat "Soap" agent has bceer around, got lost and found hiruself over in Greenville County; but he got back safe, without any serious damage. He said he lived about two miles from Pickens C. H. We know ono thing, he can make soap quick and fast, and he is as "slick as soap." The Democrats of this township aro to meet., at Dacuevillo on the 4th Sat urdoy in this month. We hope thero will be a rousing turn out, as we ex pect to get ,the promise of that ban ner next fall. The debating societies havel been drooping, but the . one at Puter's Crock has considerably revived. More anon. BONES. Mr. W. T. McFall has just returned from Atlanta with a full stock of Spring Goods. Call and see for your, selves. Hubbard and the other. revenue raiders recently arrested for outrages on innocent c'tizens of Pickens Coun ty have been 'turned over to the United States courts. It is to be hoped that they will get their deserts. -Edgefield Advertiser. Tortures that Need not be Endured. People Buffer a great deal of pain unnieces sarily. Among thie tortures that~ needi not be endured are those inflicted by the rheuma tism and ghout, since the acrid elemnt in the blood which prod1uces t hem hy contacet wiulh the sensitive covering of the muscles and jois mniy be eliminated by the uise of that matchless depuren4., llostertter's Stomaichi Bit ters, before lhe infiammat ory symp itomus are developed to any great extent. Whe~n it is coneidered what exc.ruciatirng tortures rheumatism inflicts, and what a tendency iL hats, when fully developed. to at tack the heart, the invisibillity of an early use of' such a reliable anitidota becomes at once ap::arent. The rheutimn c virus is expelle from the blood by the increased action of ie kidneys -which acis as stra iners-produtced by tie liiters, and the sufferer will sind, if he uses this supreme defensive agent, that lhe will be protected against a return of thie agonizing complaint- Jy psia, fever and agute, liver and bwlcomrn s arid other maladies, are also cured biy this odmirable remedy. AN HISTon1I.A. FACr.-EVer'y agent who has heen steadily selling thp Improved $20 Homestead Lock Stitch Sewing Machine for thyee years, owns his dwelling house, has a goodl aiccount in bank, is cleair of dlebt, arnd hats money at interest-the natural conse quenae of securing a good agency for supe rior goods at the lowest prices. A good first class Sewing Machine, most useful-reliable at all times, easy to understand andl control. the same size and dloes the same work as any machines that sell at Foun TIMEs the priCe There is no machine at any price better, or that will do finer or more work, n'nd certainly none so low in price by many dollars. The IIoMESTBAD is widely Known and usedl in thousands of families in the Eastern and Middte States, and daily becoming popular in the WYest. It will save its -cost several times over in one season, doing the work of the faimily, or will earn four er five dlollars a day for any man or woman who sews for a living, 1t is the strongest machine made, is ready at all times to do its work, makes the strongest and finest stitch yet invented, and is fully acknowledged as the Standard Faumily. Sewing Machine. Price, complete for do mestic use, reduced to $20, delivered at your door, no matter how remote you may reside. Business permanent and honorable, with more certain and ri(pid sales, and larger profits than any other. Ext raordinary liberal offers made to local or traveling agentsa where we have none established; or, if there is no agent near you, send your order direct to the factory. Address John H. Kendall & Co., 421 Br oadway, New York. STOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEIBTOlIS All persons h,avitt demands against the Estate of 0. WV. COOPER, deceased, will pre sent them duly attested; and those indebted will make payment to the uindersignedl. J. J. LE)VIS, Adm'r. apr 25, 187a 38 5 NTOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEM1?NT . otice is hereby given, that I will ap ply to W. 0. Field, Probate Jumdge, for P'ick pens County, on '95th May. next, for leave to make a final settlement of the Estat e of GI. W. COOPER, deceasd, and ask to be dis charged as Administrator. J. J. LEWIS, Adnm'r. apr 25, 1878 33 5 Mortgagee' s Sale B3Yirture of the p6wer conferred on me by Iortgage executedh by John H1. Motes, I will sell at Pickens Court House, on Saleday in May, 1878, at public auction, the following property, to wit:. All of said John H1. Motes' undivided One Sixth interest in that certain Piece, Parcel, or Lot of Land, situate fin tme Town of' Easley. in the County of Pickens, t * the State of South Carolina, and Known' in the PIat of said Town, as Lot No. 6. contain ng One-Ha nlf Acre, more or less, it being the same where . on the Hotel now stands. ALSO, Said John HI Motes' One-Half Interest in: the sole and exclusive use of the Blar anjd Bil liard Rooms ii said Hotel. TERMS CASH. J.~0. HAWTHORNE, Mortgagee, ap 11, 1878 31 - 4 , , , NEW AD VERTISEM ENTS. 3 ET HAVI Cew'M Toacco Awarded A Pr at Centennial Exposition for SCA!n gaUaan exceRvice and lstling char ador Of ning an aaoring. The bemt tobacco e. As our lue ship trade-mark Is close tated on Infor boo e,that a zBe. t;Yevery .8so.1d afll deaverm f sirmvte to . A. ~ Aa Ole &0., Mfts., Petersburg,Ve - FOWLER.& FULTO, OXNERAL AGENTS FOR THE Iuited States Cartridge Col. MANUFACTURERS OF TilE Solid Head, Reloading, Military and Sport. ing, Central Fire C A RT R I DG ES1 k1so Rim Fire Ammuni(tpn for Pistols and Rifles. Cartridgo Cases. Sawed and Patch !d Bullets, Primers, Re-loading Tools, &o. 3eid for Illustrated Catalogue. 300 Broad. way, New York City. S ' MILL MEN. If you nead a O . good Saw-Gummer, or Saw rooth Swage, write to J. W. MIXTER SAW root, Co. (Agents Wanted) Templeton, lass. TO 11Vfj v1RAT THI&LVER THARTIC 0 ANO 0 R * ONIC 0 SIItOS . i 16%ro .EI \NVER DIARNE, Amp CONSTIMMO~N. ERAL ANE SUMMERCOMPLAI FOR DISEASESOF s " IUSNEPSA UVERTOMACH qLERSPE StBOWEL.8OPE10 .1 ,jor 'anphles saddress DR. SANronu. New Yoik. riite Co-Operative Newspa per.s. It has 'been asserted that one-half of all rnoney paid by New York advertisers for ad vertising outside of that, city goce to Co-ope rative Newspapers If this statement, is true there is no occa ion foe surpri!c that yrominent papers which ire still charging war prices for advertising ecel called upon to au1)1se a rival witi which hey find themselves unable to maintain a oilpetition. Full par;iculars about the Co,opera!tve >ewspnpers, together with catalogues and idvertising rates mailed free on application o BEALS & FOSTER1, G eii'l Ag'ts American Newspaper Union, 41 Park Row,.N. Y. 0%MIXED CARDS, with name, 10 cents. Agents outfit 10c. L. JoNs' & Co., Nassau, N. Y, 0JI AA3UN S $65. Piano,; retail q.-00 n11 price S510 onl $135. Great hiargainis. BEA TTY, Washington, N..J. Fancy Cards, mixed4 in 2un styles, or 10 20 Choos w ith naime, 10. ets. Nassau L'ard4 Co., Nassau~im, N. Y. PK b&OR(AAN1~ War over. I.rio~n & lb-Aris ho1( ldie lield and compete wviith t he~ w.oil. 1.00') Siiperbl iustrumiient s froir IH eliaible Makhers at. Fietory 1ties~ - Every ma bi3 own :i enlt . POttem1) pries to F ift.een do vs Iirrial. Maheris' namles on all In strumients. Erqua:re dialing. the honest truth, rind best bai:i orti ini t.he U. M. From S50 to Si10tTact ually saved in igiying from Luddhen & I ta Ies' Sc uthIern WhIiol'esale Pianio an.. Gi giau Depot, ;av'unnahi, Ga. PUL!MO~NIA is a certaint remedy for ConsumnpIi on. A'\sk 'oyou4 driii l~t for it. D ircujlars free. A ddress ( . 0. Moses, 18 oirl nd '-treet, Ne Yiork. THE UNEQUALLED JAS, LEFFEL DOUBLE P ORTABLE AND STATIONARY SAW, ILOUB AND GRIST MILLS, * BAF!mNG,ULLEYS AND HANGERS MAres POOLE & HUNT, sen fo iculrs. BAL IOR/MD Sheriff's Sale, STATE OF SOU 1.11 CAROLINA. COUNTY OF PICK Nas. B Y virtueC of an execution to mie dlirect ed, I will sell to the highest hidder before lhe G ourt IIouse dloor', at Pickenus C. 1I , on Baledlay inl Maiy next., 1878, ding the legal .ours of sale, the following priopi rty, to wvi: All t hat Tract or Parcel of Landl, sit ante on Canc creek, adjoining -lands of' lester Nim, mons1, J osiaIh (hapmian, S il as Ilinc k le anad athIners, con taiiniig '28) acres, miore or l em s, whieres, thie Defendant, Elijah II incke ncIow lives. Sold as the property of El~ijahi 1ilinc-. kle, at the suit of .J. E4. liiagood. ALSO, All that portion of' theo "Smith Place,"' ly ing on the Pickeins side of' Tloxaway river. coint ainIin g -- acreM, adj oiing laund.4 of lhe Estate of' Samuiiel Maverick, decea'ed. Sold as the 1,roperty of Elijah Ilinckle, at thle suit of J . E, lngood. Tr.nIMs CASH -Purchiasers to pay extra for t't1es, &c/ 191 terms npt complied withI on day of sale, p)roperty wvill be resoldl at risk of former purch aser. JOAll MAULDIN, s.P.C. a pr1 11, 1878 * 31 4 Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SO UTHL CAROLINA COUNTY O5F ICKOENS. 1)Y virtue of sundry executiors, to mec di., .) rected, I will sell to the highest bidder, at Picke.ns Court House, on Monday, 6th day of May niext, during thle legal hours of sale, the following prop)erty, to wit: One Store llouse and Lot in the Town of Central. Lot containing One fourth of one Acre; fronting on Main street, adjoining lots of L. Ross Eat on, .James Peek aind others. Lecvied on as thne property of Cicero E. Long, at fl1e suit of Hall & Rowland. TERIMS CAShl-Purchaser to pay extra for titles. mejf terms not complied with on day of sale, property to be resold at risk of former puirchaser. pr I 878 JO.AB MAULDIN, s.p.o. FALt. IN PRICEZS. SECURE AN AGENCY and $50 or $100 per week. "THE EVEIL READY AND NEVER OUT Of ORDRN." 1O11IESTEAD $20 LOCK STICTH 020 SEWING MACHINE 020 For Domestic use. WIT1 TABLY AMD FIXTURES COM. PLETE, REDUCED TO ONLY $20. A perfect and unequaled, large, strong and durable Mmchine, constructed elegant and solid. from the best, material.with mathema. tical precision, for Constant Fa'mily use or manufacturing purposes. Always ready at a mioment's notice to do its day's work, never out of order, and will last a generation with moderate care; easy to understand and man. age; light, smooth, and swift running, like the well regulated movement of a fine watch; Simple, Compact., Efficient and Reliable, with all the valuable improvements to be found in the highest priced Machines, warranted-to do the same work, the same way, and as rapid and smooth as a $76 Machine. An acknow. ledged triumph of ingenious mechanical skill, essentia ly the working woman's friend, and far in advance of all ordinary Machines, for absolute Strength, Reliability and goneral usefulness; will I1em, Fell, Tuck, Seam, Quilt, Bind, Braid, Cord, Gather, Ruffle, Shirr, Plait, Fold, Scallop, Roll, Embroider, Rup up Breadtha, &c., with wonderful rapidity, Ecatness and eae, sews the strongest lasting stitch equally tine and smooth through all kinds of goods, from cambric to several thick nesses of broadcloth or leather, with fine or coarse cotton, linen, silk or twine. Gives perfect satisfaction. Will earn its cost- sev eral t imes over in a season in the work it does or make a good living for any man or woman who desires to use it for that purpose; works so faithful and easy the servants or children can use it without damage. Price of Ma chine with light table, fully equipped for family work, $20. HALF CAsE. CoVER, SIDE uAwn ANI) CABINET STYLES each at core re-pondingly low rates. Safe delivery guar anteed, free from damage. Explanatory pamphlets illustrated with engravings of the several styles of Machines, references, va riety of sewing, &c., mailed free. Confiden tial terms with liberal inducements to enter prising Clergymen, Teachers, Business Men, Traveling or Local Agents, &c., who desire exclusive Agencieso furnished-on application. Address JOHN II. KENDALL & CO., 421 Broadway, New Yoak. Jan 31., 1878 21 ly Notice U. S. Internal Revenue Special Taxes, UNDER the Revised Statutes of the United States, Sections 3232, 3237, 3238 and 3239, every person engaged in any Business, avocation, or employment, which renders him liaible to a special tax, is required to priocu1rce and place and keep conspicuously in Is estalishmlent or place of busiuass a STAMP denoting the payment of said special tamx for the special tax year beginning May 1, 1878. Sectioni 3244. Revised Statutes, designiates who aire liable to special tax as above. Severe penatltie! are precibed for non comp11lianlce with the fo4hoing require, ments, or for cont.inuin g ini bus iness after April 81. 1878, witiflout, payment of tax. A p'! i cation shhIiuld. be made to E. M. BIl AYTO1( N, Coll'ct or of'li Intral Re venue, at Cobiuaia, 8. C. mar 21, 187'8 28 4 To All Wlaomu Thaese Pres ents~ May Conicern. A LL persons indeb,tedl in the e?lerk's Office -for Recordinag, mtust. conie antd pay for heir l)EED S and take t hemi out otf the ofnice. Alter this date no Deeds or other Papers wi.ll be Recorded, unless tho fees are raid in Advance. J. J. LEWIS, c.c i'. J,n 3, 178 17 2nm FOR THE C AM PA IG N. Hampton and Home Rule! THE NEWS AND COURIER. A. Live and .Fearless~ Demo e rat ie Newspaper. Largest Circulation in the City. Largest. Circulation the State. Largest. Circulation in Cotton States. All the News About South Carolina-All the News About the South--All the News from Everywhere Pure and Undefiled Democracy.-Union! Jus tice ! ! Equal Rights (! ! Recogn izing the Paramount Interest felt In the' Approaching Political Canvass By every Democrat who hopes to see the great work of the Redemption of the State made complete and permnanest so that the people may reap and fully enjoy the Fruit of their sacrifices. T[he iNews and Courier will Direct all its~ Energies and Resourecs to Presenting from Day to Day, arnd fromr Week to W oek, Full and interesting. Accounts.Of tho Progriess of -paign TO PLACE TIlE PAPER Withiu the Reach of Everybody During this Exciting Contest we have Determined to Offer to Mail Sub scribers thio following The News and Courier, Daily Edlition, ti months, $4 00 The N ews and Courier, Tri,Weekly, Edit ion, (S months, $2 00 The Weekly News, ( months, 75 Subscriptions will be received at these rates, FOR MIAlIL SUBSCRIBIERIS ONLY, until May 15. In all cases 'he cash must ac companlLty thle ordler. Friends of the cause of Ilonest Ilome Rule in all the counties are invited to aid us in swelling our Caampaign Subscription Lists, which ought to include every intelligent voter in the State. RIORWA N & D)AW SON, Proprietors. Charleston, S. C. ap 4, 1878 30 Made any (day in PUTS and CALLN.' Invest according to your means. $10, $60 or $100, in S-rOcK PR1v1LF.oF., has brought a small fortune to 'the careful investor. We advise when and how to operate safely. Book with full information sent free. A ddress orders by mail and telegrat ph to Ms XTER & Co., Bankers and DSAkers, 17 Wall Afl., N. Y. May 17, 1877 8t. 1 . Don't Fail -to try our Buist Warraqod Gardon Seeds and Early Rose Pota t;oes. To use pure and reliable Seeds will certainly Pay We also have the North Carolma Irish Potato at 75 cents per buAhel. Onion Setts at 121 per quart. Black Oats at 75 cents per bushof. Your Spechil attention is called to our Hainan Universal Plow Stock-the best and cheapest yet invented. Pol, ished Steele Twister", Heel Boilts and other . Farming Implements-which we are selling at Rail RoacT Prices. To make room for an exten sivo Spring Stock, we are offering,our remaining Fall and Winter Stock at cost, for cash or barter. It will lighten your Tax To invest ycur money whore there is the best profit. Call 4nd examine. We charge nothing for showing and pricing our Goods. Respectfully, 11AGOOD, ALEXANDER & CO. Pickens C. 11. S. C. Feb 28, 1878 25 EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN AN '4,. W se M cF A LL'S, I KEEP GOOD SUJISTA N TIAL AND AT PRICES TO SUI1> TUE IIA[RI] TI MES. TRY iWE. Respectfuiilly,' W. T. MIcFALL. Jan 10, 1878 18 THE CHARLESTON THE D)EMOCRtATIC DAILY NEWSPA PER, PUBJIsJIED IN CIIARLEsToN. Official Jour-nal of-the City The oheapest D)aily Newsyaper pulished ii the SouthI Atlantic States. TERIMS OThe Year, by Mail, $g (,( Six Months, 4 O( Tri-Weekly, per' Annum, 4 O( Circulates in North and South Carolina Georgia, Florida and Alabama. Published by the Chiarleston Pu6lishin Comnpany. A D)emocratio Paper owned by the peopi and publishecd in their Interest, The latest~ 'Ww by mail and telegrapi from all quarters of the globe, I ii Snbsoribe at Onoq. -me PROFESSIONAL NOTICEM. L. M, CLYDE ATTOR9BY 4. COUNSELOR AT LAW GREBNV.ILLE, 8, C. Special attention given to collections. April 4,188 80' ' M CHARLES P. BARE--TT,.. A TTORNY 4- COUNEL OR AT' LA W, PICKENS.C. H., 8. C. (Office in School Comnissioner'3 Oice.) Will pravtice in the State and Federal Courts. March 21, 187W 28 J S COTHRAN, R A CuILI,, Abbeville C I j ' Pickens C If COTHRAN & CHILD, A&TORNEY8 4' CO UNSELO-RS AT L.A W PICKENS C. II. S. C., Will Practice in all the Courts of the State and Courts of the Uited States, for the Dis. trict of South Carolina. March 29 1877 29 NOTICE. I TAKE this method of informing all parties interested, that I will be found in my of floe, at Pickens Court House, on each W E D N E 8 D A Y, and on each SALEDAT, for the purpose of transacting any business that. cotnes under my jurisdiction. As my duties as School Commissioner will compell me to be absent in different parts of the County, I appoint these special days for the benefit of all concerned. Office hours, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. G. W. SINGLETON, Sch&' Comumissionlet. Feb 8, 187' 22 WilkinIq Wi1iu &ICs Main-St. Greenville S. C. wfhdde1. 1 " Rehail M~aOM In lardware, Outlery, Guirm, Pistols, &c. FINE TABLE AND POCKEsT CUTLERY, A EP'EClIAT . Agrictultural IuaaualcleuIemts. Bar Iron and Steel; Blacksmnit h's, Carpentecr's and Mechan ic's. Tools; Builders Hardware of every description; Wagon and Carriage Materials; A full line of Best Qualify Leather and Rub ber Belting, always in st ock; - A gellis fa' Fairbanks Standard Scales; The H all Safe and Lock Comi'any; The ' Taylor" Cotton Gin: Tucker's Patent Alarm Money Drawer Also, for the Celebrated Shaenberger horse and Mule Shoes. We are preptred to sell Sweedes Tron at the lowest quotations. from any manrkets, andI still propose to duplicate invoicesi from North ern Jobbing Houses, adding only actual freights. WILKINS, WILLIAMS & CO. -Greenville, S. C. Sept 6, 187752m Piedmont Air Line Railway. GOiNG NORTH. 1sT TRAIN STATrONs 2n TRAIN Leave ' Leave 12 30 p m Galveston 12 80 p mn - 6 00 p mn New Orleans 6 00 p mn 7 26 p mn Bay St Louis 7 20 p mn 11 25 p mn Mobile 11 25 p in 7 06 a mn Montgomery 7 06 a mn 9 45 a in Opelika 9 45 a m 10 40 a im West Point 10 40 ft m 6 00 pm Atlanta 6 00 am 7 00 p m Buford 7 55 a mn 7 47 p mn G ainesville 8 85 a m 8 27 pm Lula 9060a m - 006 pm Mt Airy 9 3 a m 9 46 pm Toccoa 10 06 am 11 48 p m Central 12 01 p m 1 00 a mn Greenville 1 08 p mn 2 30 a m Spartanburg 2 27 p m 5 09 a.m Gastonia 4 52 p mT 7 20 a mn Charlotte Junction 6 00 p mn 11 16 a mn Greensboro 10 41 p mn 1 16i p mn Lrtnville 12 58 a 1 38 p in Dundee 1 00 a mn 5 17 p mi Burkevillo 4 51 a mn 7 39 p) m Belle Isle 7 20 a m 8 00 p mn Richmond 745 a mn Arrive Arrive 1 27 a mn Washington 1 10 p mn 8 2t) a m Baltimore .3 10 p m 6 40 a mn Philaidelphmia 6 50 p mn S35 a m New York 10 05 pim 8 35 pm lUoston 8 00a m rain leaving Atlata at 6 Of) p mn connects at Dundee, Virginia, with traini for Lynch. burg; thence dhireCt to Washington City via Virginia 4lidland Route. COMING SOUTH. 1sT TBaNa STATIONS 2u TnAIN Leave Leave a 9 0a in Boston 7t00 p mn 6 30p mn New Ytork 8 15 a mn And by Limited Express 9 25 a m - o 3") p in Philadelphia 1i 46 a m 12 5 aim Baltimnoro 5 00 p m 6 30 a in Richmond 11 35 p m 3 55 a mn Belle Isle 12 00 ni'g . 1 17 a in Burkeville '2 06 a in 2 25 pm D)undee 5 8Ha m 2 Of) p mn Danvillo 6 05 a mn 5 0(> p mn Greensboro 8 26 a mn 8 40t p in Charlotte Junct ion 11 45 a mn 8 48 p in Charlotte 11 55 a in 9 23 pm Gastonla 125a m 12 46 a m Spartanburg 3-15 p mn 2 20 a mn Ureenvillo 4 35 p m 3 24 a in Central 5 88 p m., 5603a m Toccoa 7 15p m 5 43 am MtAiry 8O05pzm 6 20 am Lul:i 8 (Change cars for Athlens; Ga) 6 5)1 a mn Gainesville 9 05 p rm 7r50 ain Buford 9A4lpnm 11 30 a in Atlanta 11 30 a im 4 16 p in West Point 415 p in. 5 35pim Opelika 5 35p m :8 25 p in Montgomery 8 25 p m 8 15 am Mobila 3156a m 6 456am laty St Louis 6 44 a m 8 30 am Mew Orleans 8S80a m Arrive Arriva 8 00 am Galveston 8 00a m Train leaving Washingt0 Ciiy, 'via Vir.. ginia Midland Route, at 2 47'a mi, tonnects at Dundee, Virginia,.with south bound train of this line, through to Atlanta and all South -western point.. , n 1, 1878