| From the Richmond Daily Dispatch |
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| November 14, 1861 |
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| The Postal affairs |
| The burning of several bridges on the railway
lines through East Tennessee, and we believe in upper Georgia, has
induced the Post-Office Department to send forward special agents to
points where travel and transportation have been interrupted, in order
that all possible facilities may be employed to send forward the
mails. The main trains will only be run in the day time. |
| Engines and cars are on each side of the
burnt bridges, at the proper time, to convey passengers and mails with
as great dispatch as possible. |
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