| From the Memphis Appeal |
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| April 8, 1864 |
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| To Travelers |
| Mr. Sam'l G. Jones,
superintendent of the Alabama & Florida {(of
Alabama)} railroad, gives notice that in consequence of the
late change of schedule, by which only one hour is allowed between the
arrival of the mail and passenger trains of the Montgomery & West
Points railroad from the east, and their departure for Mobile and
other points south and west both mails and passengers for the Alabama
& Florida road will be received and delivered at the depot of the
Montgomery & West Point road until further notice. Passengers by
this road will reach Mobile for less than half the money and a little
over one-third of the time required by any other route. Passengers
from Dalton, desiring to make connection, should take the morning
train. Soldiers, officers and privates, on furlough, are charged only
half fare. |
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