NP, ARG 2/8/1862

From the Arkansas State Gazette (Little Rock)
 
February 8, 1862
 
Memphis & Little Rock Railroad
Open from Little Rock to White River
Fare Reduced to Ten Dollars Between Little Rock and Memphis
Hanger, Rapley & Gaines are running the new side-wheel steamer CHARM, between De Val's Bluffs and Clarendon, in connection with their Double Daily Line of Stages. From Clarendon to Madison, making the trip comfortable and pleasant, and twenty-four hours shorter than by any other route.
   A regular line of packets from Memphis, connect with the Road at De Val's Bluffs, offering excellent facilities for the shipment of freights at any seasons, and without the risk and delay attending the navigation of the Arkansas river.
   Tickets can be procured of J. L. Palmer, "Anthony House," Little Rock, and at the Ticket Office3, of the Memphis & Charleston Rail Road, Memphis.
   Cars leave Little Rock every day at 8 o'clock, A. M., and arrive at Memphis next day at r o'clock, P. M. Returning, leave Memphis at 7 1/2 o'clock, A. M., arrive at Little Rock next day at 4 1/2 P. M.
S. B. Beaumont, General Agent
Memphis & Little Rock Rail Road

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