| From the New Orleans Daily Delta |
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| October 2, 1861 |
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| Memphis, Grenada and New Orleans Air Line |
| Memphis & Tennessee Railroad and its
Connections |
| This Road, just opened, is now
making close and reliable connections with the Mississippi Central
Railroad at Grenada, and forming a direct line to the city of Memphis.
By this Line, Fifty Three miles of travel and several hours time are
saved. |
| Passengers for Nashville,
Louisville and the North can spend a few hours in Memphis and still
make as good time and reliable connections over this Line as any
other. |
| This new Line reduces the
Time, the Distance and the Fare. |
| Passengers leaving the Great
Northern Railroad Depot at the foot of Calliope street, at 7 A. M.,
arrives in Memphis at 5:50 the next morning. |
| For through Tickets and
reliable information inquire at the Ticket Office of the New Orleans,
Jackson & Great Northern Railroad. |
| R. Hough |
| General Superintendent |
| {first published July
27} |