| From the Charleston Mercury |
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| January 30, 1865 |
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| The Up Country Mails |
| We received yesterday the back mail from
Spartanburg, Greenville, Anderson, Abbeville and the other districts
depending mainly for their mail connections on the Greenville &
Columbia Railroad. By this source we also get information that a heavy
mail, including the accumulations of seventeen days had reached that
section from Columbia. We do not know the means or route by which the
Post office authorities have arranged to forward these delayed mails
either way; but inasmuch as we hear that the repairs on the Greenville
Railroad are still far from completion, we trust that the temporary
arrangement by which the mails of yesterday reached us, will be
continued, so as to let us have at least a semi-weekly connection
between the upper and lower sections of the State. |
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