| From the New Orleans Daily Crescent |
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| November 19, 1861 |
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| River Intelligence |
| Crescent Office, No. 70 Camp street |
| Tuesday Morning, Nov. 19, 1861 |
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| The following communication
was read on 'Change in Memphis, on Saturday. Our readers will perceive
that the railroads that were destroyed, are now all in good order, and
that our shippers will not have any trouble in having their goods
forwarded to their destination; and, also, another communication from
the War Department in relation to the embargo of produce put on by Major
General Polk: |
| Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 16, 1861 |
| To Capt. Ross, Superintendent Memphis &
Charleston Railroad: |
| Track will be finished around
the burned bridges, and the trains run through on Monday. |
| E. B. Walker |
| Superintendent Western & Atlantic Railroad |
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| War Department |
| Richmond, November 11, 1861 |
| Thos. W. Hunt, Esq., Memphis Tenn.: |
| Sir, |
| In reply to your letter of the
30th of October, the Secretary of War directs me to say, that Gen. Pol,
has been requested to revoke his order interdicting the export of grain. |
| Respectfully |
| A. T. Bledsoe |
| Chief of Bureau of War |
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