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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS

FoRT SMITH.-Arrivcs here Mondays and Thurs days at ? P. NJ. Leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 10 ?. NJ.
 EASTERN MAIL.-Arrives by river Tuesdays and Thursdays at A. NJ. Leaves Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
 SrARcY.-Arrives Tuesdays at P. M Leaves Mondays at \. M
 BRowxsvI1LE-Arrives Saturdays at P. M. Leaves Fridays at : 4. NJ. CorroN PLANT.-Arrives Saturdays at Il 4. NJ Leaves same days at P. M tB
 LEVIN HARRISON, P. NJ.
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REFINED PnRAsEoLoGY. -.' You know

REFINED PHRAsEoLOGY. -'' You know Madam, that you can not make q purse out of a sow's ear. -'' Oh, sir. please fan me l have intimations of swoon. When yoa use that odous specimen of vulsary again clothe it in refined phraseoioey. Just say it IS impossible to fabricate pecuniary recepta- clc from the auricular organ of the soft sex of the genus swine"
The constitutional union., 1861-02-22

Tho river at this point is falling slowly, with a good stage of water for boating purposes. The weather is decidedly pleasant
 The Golden State, with Captain King on deck and Mr. Russell in the office, arrived at our land ing yesterday evening, with good trip both of passengers and freight She will be here this evening on her return to Memphis, Her clerk has our thanks for files of late papers.
 The [. s. mail boat Kanawha Valley Price in command, Butler Coles in the office, was due last evening, on her way to Jacksonport. She will be at our wharf, on her downward trip, tomorrow morning. The Valley now makes regular trips through to Memphis, by way of Napoleon. The clerk has our thanks for late papers.
 The United States mail packet sam Hale. Capt. C. ". Coles in command, and Brscoe in the office, passed down early yesterday morning. She will be here next Tuesday morning. Thanks to her clerk for late papers.
 The Admiral, with Capt. Tbomasson on deck, passed up last Saturday and down Sunday. She will hereafter leave Memphis Saturdays, and arrive here Mondays.
 The fayorite freight and passenger packet Gen. Pike, Riley Jones in command, passed down last Monday for New Orleans.
 The fine, large and palatial New Orleans pack et Iatan, Capt. II. S. Eaton, passed up Tuesday last, and is due tomorrow. Her clerk favored us with fine lot of New Orleans papers.
 The A. ". Quarrer, with Capt. Redmond in command from New Orleans, passed up Sunday night and is now due down.
 Two steamers, the Quapaw and Sam Kirkman. were lately sunk in the Arkansas river. The former is a total loss, but the latter is thought can be raised
 One of the regular line of mail steamers run ming between New Orleans and Vicksburg-the Charmer-was destroyed by fire a week ago last Sunday and five lives were lost
The constitutional union., 1861-02-22
FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, February lS.-IIon. Jeff. Davis was inauguratcd President of the Confedcr- ated States of America today. The ceremonies were the grandest ever witnessed in the South. Mr. Davis inauguration address was chiefly based upon propositions contained in the Declaration of Independeuce
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, February l7.-IIon. Jeff. Davis journey to this city has been one contin- ued ovation. Crowds of ladies and gentlemen at the various depots along the road greeted him with enthusiasm His reception here was very enthusiastic.
The constitutional union., 1861-02-22

T1e .n-.oe c0IHa.n represents fhe cash Value by the package. The outside column represents time prices ;a emall lots
The constitutional union., 1861-02-22
XXXVI CONGRESS-sECOND SESSION.

WAsuINGToN, February l8.-lIousc.-M Mr. Stan ton introduced a bill providing for calling out of militia for the execution of the law, the suppress sion of nsurrection, and the-repelling of nya- sion The bill contains provisions in case of insurrection against the authority of the United States. It authorizes the President to accept the services of volunteer cavalry, infantry and ar fiIlcry
The constitutional union., 1861-02-22
RIVER INTELLIGENT CE.
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER PACKETs.

MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER PACKETS. ADMIRAL, Capt. Elias Thomasson. GOLDEN STATE, Capt. King.
 NEW ORLEANS AND WHITE RIVER PACKETS. GENERAL PIKE, Capt. Pete Fleming ATAN, Capt. II. & Eaton. SENI-WEEKLY NAIL BOATS ON WHITE RIVER.
 FROM NAPOLEON TO JAcKsoxPoRr. SAM HALE-Capt. c. ". Coles-arriycs at Des Are on Tuesdays from Napoleon. and touches here for her downward mails on Thursdays from Jacksonport.
 K.saFu, vA1rrr-Capt. D. B. Price-arrivcs a. Des Are from Memphis on Thursdays and touches here again on Saturday, for her downward mails, from JacksonpoTt.
The constitutional union., 1861-02-22
PONY EXPRESS

FohT KEAENY, February l9.--The pony express arrived here tc-Iay from San Francisco, with Ca ifornia advices to the 8th inst Trade at San Francisco was more active Resolutions in favor of the Union had brcn introduced into the State Legislature. A majority of the Breckinridge members spmpathzc with the secession move ment.
The constitutional union., 1861-02-22
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, February iG.- Resolutions were introduced in the State Convention against retaking Southern forts, pledging the military resources of Virginia against any other mode of cocrcng States by the Federal Government, and saying if compromise fail, Virginia will unite with her sister Southern States. Gov Wise re- iteratcd his policy of fighting in the Union, and counselled speedy action. .> .-..
 HON. JEFF DAVIS fNAUGURATED.
 MONTGOMERY, ALA, February 18,-Hon. Jeff Davis was nauguratcd President of tA: Confede- rated States of North America to-day.
 The ceremonies were the grandcst ever witness ed in the South.
 MT. Davis inaugural address was chiefly based upon propositions contained iA the Declaration of American Independence,
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MIR. LINCOLN IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, \. r., February 19.-Tho President elect arrived in this city yesterday afternoon, from Buffalo, and was enthusiastically received by the citizens.
 THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
 WASHINGTON, February l9.--Some of the dele gates to the Peace Conference say that plan of adjustment will probably be agreed upon by next Wednesday.
 HON. JEFF. DAVIS INAUGURAL. WASHINGTON, February l9.--The border State men bitterly denounce Hon. Jeff. Davis inaugural address, delivered at Montgomery, Alabama, on Monday.
 STEAMER ASHLAND BURNED. NEW ORLEANS, February IS. The steamer Ashland, from Tensas river to New Orleans, laden with cotton, destroyed by fire on the 10th in stsnt No lives lost.
 NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. RALEIGH, N. C., February 1S.-A resolution has been voted in the Legislature to adjourn on Mon day next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

We clip the following from the FredeHcksbu
ENa.H Christian Banner.

We clip the following from the fredericksburg
.Va.} Christian Banner:
4 young man and his wife were preparing to
at.e..4 Christmas party at the house Ola friend
SONS miles liau.ut
Henry, my dear husband, don't drink too
much nc the party to-day; you viii promise me,
won't You l'i she said, putting her hand on his
arm and raising her eyes to bis face with plead
ing glance
" no, Mile, win not. you may trust me, 50
E44 Le sl.EEe1 III infant boyin soft blanket.
and tIcg descended
% Now don't forget your promise" whispered
the young wife as she passedup the steps.
Poor thing she was the wife of a man who
loved to look upon the wine when red. But his
love for his WIFE, and their babe whom they both
idoI.leG. algt him back, and it was not often
that be Joined IN laccnauahan le, sir.e5.
The party passed of pleasantly, the time of
departing drew near and the wife descended
from the upper chamber 60 Join liyr husband
e. prug shot through the trusting heart as she
mot llm, ior De ,ya5 lutoz.c-Jpi-l. bad broken
bis promise.
Silently they rode homewarl, save when the
drunken man broke into suarches Of songs 0r
mmeauiug laughter But the wife rode on, her
babe pressed closely to her gIieved heart.
r,i.l L,- 'he baby, Miilic / can't trust you
with him, said he az no app-oaeL-d darJ -Gl
somewhat swollen stream.
After some hesitation, she resigned her frs.
born, her darling babe, closely wrapped in the
great blanket, to his arms. Over the dark
yata-s the noble steed safely bore them, and
when they reached the hapk the mother asked
or thec child
With much care and tenderness be placed the
bundle In her arms when she clasped it to heI
Hgs,rs 7fo baRe. was fhereI Ii had slipue1 from
the blanket and the drunken father knew IT not
4 wild sugie.. gyogsed him, and he turned just
I'm time TO see the little rosy nee rise oua mo,
meut above the dark waves, and then sink for
Z ever.
This is 10 fiction, but the plain truth Tn.
/ parties were known by the friends of the writer
and # should be a warning to those who iudulg,
ia Intoxicating drinks, and resist the pleading.
OF l0WugWves
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

The Bow lug Glesu cuuespouIeut of tLa
Nashville Union gives tie t0uowlnr particulars
of abolition brutality .a Kentucky.
An act of hc.Esa huaaritr. unlearl OF tor
tuTe and unsurpassed .-T. .lal.- one which
would tiur- with blush Tire clae. u luu4's
most daring and reckless Thug, was parpeuatod
u Er-cswEt-e county leH days SINCE. An
old resident named John Boyd. who lives about
siz miles from Far1ushur-. al .le Jacksonville
road was aroused from bis aea 0H tle night of
tie .lsj U.t by company @. lGa. save the
mark home guards. Alr Boyd who IS an
elderly gentleman, his head having been frosted
by the touch of iE. sixty winters. Jeff IBIS bed
and upon the summons proceeded t1 the augr
which no sooner Laf he opened ,aau he was
seized by "a band ot rutiaus under command of
au ab0ligou.st yc.ept Dick Sutton, hy whom De
was without ceremony dragged from the house.
Arriving at "a c.umP gt woods, distant angu.
four hundred yaud-. the valiant command, NUM-
beriug a score or more, without CEREMONY or iu-
teTugat.9u, took him TO q traa- 90 which hand
and foot De was bound. IN this position almost
nude, and 10 the presence of bis wife and family,
Air. Boyd was whipped by four men with switch
es twisted into W.rlss, for the sole purpose of
forcing from Llm an unwilling ol.h of isalty 90
the Lincoln government
To the credit of all taatis brave and honorable
In li.e aHl t0 the offensive l0atasamoues, and
extreme disgust Of worse than Spanish iGuus-
t0rs the tJtures of this modern mode of suu-
iugatiou were of no avail. After having striped
him for half am Hrur his shirt en-. into tattcTs
and body reekiuG with blood. the work Of tor
ture was meIcitul.v ceased
The old man was united and asked If he
would noe take the oath Like one conscious
of having done ug wrong, and suffered u1 i..uo-
mi a.Hr,sE f. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

stand, there Is not the slightest danger of such
d step nom England Lord EUssels speech,
If properly understood, settles tna- question
and even the Tunes. though 10 has pu5hslet a
leader strangely miTepreseutIu- that speech
does not give the least c0uuteuauee t7 such q
course. / know the feeling among the business
men of this city ON that point, and I am positive
that they have no wish to undertake such "a
task.
MURDER or Hon. JOSIAH b. ANDERSON
We learn that ON the day of the recent election.
At or near Dunlap, the county seat ofSeqUatglia
county, Hon. Josiah NJ. Anderson was Set upon
by a band Of Lincoute assassils. and stabbed
I'm the back, causing instant death. Col. An
dersou formerly represented the Knoxville dis
trict in the Congress OF the United States, aud
was delegate from Tennessee to the Peace
Congress" lie was "a highly respectable and
worthy citizen, and his only O.igust, for which
he was SO basely assassIuatgd, was his defense
of the South, in a conversation brought on by
his cowardiy mudcrers, doubtless with the ma
Hci1us intention of taking his Iic The mu-
dercrs-tWo brothers 10y the name of Holloway
are understood to have made their escape, and
will probably attemptto 20 Join thoir comrades in
viliainy at Camp Wild Cat.-Hu0rrWa F.ris'gr
4 dowu-East shipmaster, away from home,
received a letter q short time since, cOmmuuicat-
ing the fact tha5 he had become a father Tn his
reply hestatad that his son should have the name
Of jefferson Davis. and the order was complied
with.-BOSt0H Ircrdsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17
Southeast Corner Court Square
and Second Street,
Next door TO the Ayres' Building. Memphis
Tennessee.
Tlssmros fhc Etrcs Of .V'sgrocs, etc.

DELIABLE SOUTHERN INsURANCE-It has
rnce Companies tH place Agents th-uuEhort the south
aad 20 the exclusion of All Southern eOmpauig nou0Q
Ollie the business. The time has past Northern
All policies pc pie u the Southern C1utrleracy hold
with Eastern companies are about par with tle
Farmer End Merchants bank notes entirely worth
less Policies amounting % billions Of dollars he'd 10y
SOuthsruers with Eastern Insurance C1uDau.es at
present amount 60 nothing. Tn the south are many
good and reliable Insurance CuupgaDs. ~'Ira -st
do tn- basIuess that has heretofore gene Moth Oar
companies mast Increase Their capital auL afford every
facility 90 insurers.
The LTNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMP AM is prepared 20 take risks This
company uzs capital ard surplus ut JOB -,-- aur
takes risks against loss Hr damage by Hra and
river Risks Also, 0u the lives Of negroes.
Persons who held policies ra uis company and sul-
t-red by the recent fire t4s C.rl-r of Wa Ll r1u
street aut Front Row, were paid promptly laa cun-
pauy not taking tHa Sky days usually allowed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17
WARNER.
RE E&EDHsNT
Surgeon ChiTOpodist F!


] DE. WARNER, with grateful thsuirs, has
the honor TO inform tla Laliss and gentlemen of
Memphis, lLss. through tas kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
las been induced 90 settle here permanently
and become citizen Of Memphis He consid-
ers 1t unnecessary, in this connection, 60 pub
lisL the hundreds of
ETGgEcrjsss E'CsEjDg0ss5aEs
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectabdgy, in this city and else
where They are IN his possession and open
ior the inspection of all, but the reference be-
low are OF q nature tha, viii abuudsnty satisfy
all who Ve-uss them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

sew YORK November 1.-THE 55th regi-
--a.st left this afternoon via Camden and Amb0v
-sifrs.sd rom Staten Island. Three more rsg.
-naate 5aave tomorrow
Fggt-el cases Of soldiers clothing, valued at
$40 Gg3 bslonsing to the 79th regiment, were
frur3 rl,is morning at the Erie railroad depot
7ssriueI fox the West. They were seized, and
5aarf,ruaster Osleander. together with j. W
7$4vnolds. sutler were srrestcd on charge OF de-
fraudiDg the government
The President aud Assistant Secretary J. OK To-
cefved dispatches confirming the report Oh lL,
..zs of IN, naval expedition, but they arc
e.,,-.i.5 nm the same authority as those irom
I,,-,r..ss Monroe 10 the associated press.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
IN naE 0r N0Iember NeNL,
SUNDRTES-

On CASKS London Ale,
- ~ 20 casks London Porter,
100 600 Cigars, assorted
- barrels Od ppiG Brandy.
barrels Old Peach Brandy.
20 eighth casks CoEnac Brandy
70 quarter casks "
pipe Old COgusc Brandy J pipe Holland Gin
- baskets imitation
8 barrels No 3 NackereI
100 barrels Louisville Cement
50 boxes Telegraph Ma ch.s 3 cases Nutr1-gs
io bags Black Pepper go R Ginger
100 bags J. tra FL ur. 80 boxes smoking T5Fsr4.
Sd barrels pure Bourbon WHISKY
aaH FIUfFENDV 4 or NyVpDpD
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TIE WougN or LEEsBURG.-An army co

TIE WOMEN or LEEsBURG.-An army cor
respondent Of the Charleston Courier says:
During the late strategic movements, when
our troops fell back six or eight miles, the ladies,
supposiug them be on a final retreat, stood in
their doorHays and in the streets and wept; and
when on their return they advanced to battle,
these brave women Were by the waysde with
buckets of hot coffee, milk and other food to re-
Iesl them on their tolsoms march,
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LATE FROM wAsmINGToN.
EiEaek EcCpHJFi-oss Disyagrkcs TO TIE .115rSH-
E1EIaa.

Efi9cE EsCpH5fi-G8 BisVGgrlsCs TO TIE ,BorgH-
rF's' F'TSss.
WASHINGTON. November I0-Geu. Scotts
staff has been assigned as follows: Col Cullom
20 the staff of Maior-General HaIlcck, with the
rank of 1rgadiergeu Col. Van Rensselaer,
succeeds Col Scott as iuspector-geueral; Col
Hamilton goes on the staff Of Gen Mcclellan.
and Major Wright takes command Of mis- regi-
ment Among the recently appointed brgaiiar-
Eeueralss are Morgan, of Ohio, and Col Philip
st. George Cook, who recently brought hithcr
his cavalry troops from Utah. lie is q native
and appointed from Virginia
Special Dispatch So ihr Naw York WorIr
WAsHSGToN. Novcmber9-The government
has issued permits to parties in Rhode Island to
trade with ,oyaiiSts on the southern coast YES
sells are fitting out for that purpose loaded with
supplies of various kinds, among which is salt.
clothing and other articles of necessity which it
is expected will be exchanged for cotton. This
Is % new feature in the government policy and
may lead TO important results.
Senator Simm0u3s, of Rhode Island. has been
the principal mover in this matter It may be
these vessels, and another now fitting out. viii
also follow the expedition, and as soon as an
opening is made and a permanent footing Oh
tanned in South Carolina and Georgia, cargocs
OF cotton viii at once be shipped TO Liverpool
and other points. This is very important
movement, and has the fail, sanction of the gov
erumeut.
Special 90 Oh. New York World
General orders have been issued directing
punishment of certain death in the future to be
visited on any soldier found sleepngou his post
There is no little Indignation felt here in Off
cial circles at the attempt of Gen. Frem0ufs
friends to iut.nidate the government by the fab
TCatl0u Of dispatches, public and private Te-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best of workmen, and no effort
will be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor US with their pat
rouaCe uOl0-3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17
WATER PIPES.
FIRE BRICKS, ETC, ETC.

We also manufacture all kinds Of O. O snd Granite
Ware and would most spec. fully solicit orders for che
above goods W. ii FARRUW, Agent
su1Olm Ksolfu. g O..
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W. B. Ross, s b. Williamson, $ H. Da1scoub, C..
Del0sch, A @. TreadwsN.
$. II. DUNSCOMB, Prs5t pro EN-.
4. p. DUPUY, Secy.
This Home Company will continue 10 insure
against the os'snd damage by Fire sad the perl- az
the rivers the current rates Of pre- miua. Loasee
promptly adus ed and aid. A. =. DUPJT,
nOI3 5ocsat4ig,
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But my dear iai j, sselainol, bow a,a -i.oa
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SUCCESSION SUCCESS ~ EUROPE.
FEDERAL CRU1DLNG.

-TWTtI| ItI-IIlINU-
some account Of the steamer "Fingal,
which is reported 10 have arrived On the south
ern coast last week, lreightcd with arms and
ammunition Tor the Confederate States, may be
gathered from the following:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

uG.l lll.,l llo a05ls J.iole they vefo at But
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-02
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
rIyHE VIRGINIA LIFE INsUKANOE CONF

TIME VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COuPA.
Ny fully prepared for business and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance OF Its obiecs This
Company under charter divides seveneighs oil s profits
every years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
the advantages the Mutual System with Che pledge OF
perpetual Capital Stock OF and the added security that lie
81 have permanent interest In conducting M
Affairs with prudence and economy. -.-...
She Chatter requires onea Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
70 elm Vested Bond and Mortgage unncumbeed Real tate
worth do able the amount
chief object Company Is TO aid In retaining at home
immense money which annually rm State
for Lfe Premiums TO Northern Companies That will be
Customers for term OF 1t legal interest," and dis
bursed In midst
EndowmeL aad Annules granted. Life and term Policies Is
sued low rates other good Companies Slaves iAsuredor
DIRECTORS.
WIN. II. Nj cfarland, John Purcell
Joseph Antn, sam1 T. Bayly,
Roscoe u. He ath, JOS r. Anderson,
Thos. W. mcCancs, Thomas p. August,
John H Montague 10. II. Maury,
DavdL Burr Jas. A. CoWardin,
Lewis Ginter, }. B. Mccleland
John Jones, p. T. Moore
Jas, L. Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis ID. CrenshAw, D. O. Wherry,
VIM G. Paine, VIM. II. Christian,
II. L. O. Baskervin, Wyndham Robertson,
eanr j. Harrison, John O. Skater,
VIM. II. Hsxan, Peter O. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, K. o. Haskns,
Geo. d, Shell, Edward Noryell
Wellington Goddin, Geo. J. Gunner,
John Dooley. d. g. Woodbridge.
PyesiienLsAML J. HARRISON
Wee President-wM. II. HAXALL-
Physicidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWEIL.
AHOTEsy-R0scoE b. HEATH, ESQ.,
sp2T j. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretu
e1ss- ONCE Main ilh streets, Richmond
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD.
EA9 ]IDli E

H49 HR
...... suPsRIsDssDRSr's 0pFioE,
Richmond, 18th Dec 1850. 4
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST
ON and after Monday, Dec eth, passenger trains will
" follows:
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVTLLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except sundsy at o'clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danvile at 3 10 O'Clock p. NJ
FROM DAHVILLE TO RICHAOND.
Mall Train Danve daily Sundays ats o'clock A.
NJ, and reaches Richmond at / % O'Clock p. NJ
The Train from Richmond Burksye with the trains
the souhde Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
SOUTHWEST daily
The train from Danvie at Burksye with the
Railroad for Petersburg and rfok and at Richmond
with the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
and the York River Railroad with the james River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets and baggage viii be checked
through to the following points:
LSnchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alfalfa, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
Ycksburg and Jackson
New Orleans.
oHAa G. TALC0TT,
de20 Superintendent
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e. c1znrssru RICHMOND AND ,,9lCh
~ YORK RIVER RAILROAD .K.. .1.ssszS
~

AND STEAMBOAT LINE.
StTEAMER WEST POINT Capt J. O. Rowe leaves Norfolk Mon
- days Wednesdays and Fridays 81 A. NJ for King Queen
Court House. connecting with the at West Point at NJ
and arrive In Richmond at $3.50 p NJ.
Reuonng King and Queen Court House
Tuedays Thursdays AMI Saturdays at $50 NJ connecting
with West Point s45 A. ~ AID arrive In Roos At
830P M.
Passenger trains leave Richmond daily Sundays exeepte
A. and IVES, Point Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays
at 10 A. NJ aud arrive In Richmond 1T lli5 A. VI.
Accommodation and Rregh Train VeGve Richmond Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturday. at4 NJ, stopping on signal
Pegs received Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays until 800
p. ~ Richmond aud Mondays, Wednesdays and Fr
days until p. NJ. at West Point
Passengers Williamsburg III take stage Bger for Glou
cester H. CappahOosc for aud Urbat West
Point
Pare from Richmond to Norfolk dinner eStral ".
jais-ta K. II. TEMPLE, supt