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-J. S. rETEItSON>EDITOR. .Railroad JDirectory. Georgia Railroad and Banking Company. jtCOCKTA TO ATUTIA —171 MUX* V■ ! $J 60 George Von*'. Superintendent. AtlanU rtaily, at...'. 1 Arrivi-4 :it AoguM * 2 and la'atf.w Atlanta «Uoy, at • | 1 “ Arrive at AfMSUSfi tl ' ' L o, V J I. 4 v. i \ i|t»M * J! Arrive «t Atlanta* *l I/wVfS lugittla it • ‘ . • Arrive. -O.A M To (SINSWT WITH Aril'lNA. \V t'HINt.Mo ASH W.tKK STOS BUANCHWJ. U-av- * *£?.' 5 Arriv'Urtt Atl.-n* 4 f , " *rr.v**H it tv. * ■ ; )J ArriVK .1 **' irrunOni, H •> "0 lvaV”» at " ' J !/•« ■> tv.ntm.fton . ' J liar • W«rrr. tou. at •* ’ ' • Arm* at Alltum., It I ? , M Arr.v** it l p.»lo. »t * *■” So iraiW run on Ik.uioli •* °n Sunday. FftOM Aid JUST A l>) RICH MOW) LmvhAuiM'4*. at •• 7 J/ JJ Arriv** -it KiiiiwvlTli-, at • • "* , I,Kr.k-vUlc. -it n •• f 1 J Arriv at at J •*' *• J Arrive m VV ddon. *J J ' M ttVlA.n.at ‘r w m l>*ave IVU»r*»*i»rj:. at - ? . '! Arrive at Kirliruoad, at ,& FROM RCHMOSf) TO ATCJUsTA l/'av** Rlolimnnd, r.t • • M Arrive ut I'eterahurK, at V. * M ' ' Ivavi l’ilerHlMirts. *t •••• ' Arrive at Weldon.at.. *' • ’ , |/..1 V 0W..|1.H..*t ?•' ' } Arrival WilmioKt‘*«i. at H JJ., ?! 1 « «vi Wi munition, at » ” Arrival Kiuki»vUlo, at 7 d*» A. Jl I/mv»* at ii On a M Arrive at Augiixl*. «t - 30 '* w Soiitli Carotins Kail road. » MOTHERS ROUTE. •~'tnl<imr Until ‘ v Train Arrival KimravHW' (.!uncti<*i*nf of tli Wfluu ivton and Man ch"st rUaiivil) IT 00 a in :fl >- m Arriv at Uo’.' rnlHa I 00 *. in ‘ 6 ’2f) * ni Arr.lv* at Oinvlni) o«*Oa »n ]>-»ve tA«tnd"ti o T# l » . in lAfii IVdunilna C iHFu ft. 1 ' P »n 0 00 a. m Arrive itn,.ir) Tt« n li 00 p. a; 10 30 p in * * WKSiF.RV KOUTK. I>Mtve n-irl**Htnn 1 Ott \ :n 6'o i> in Arrive at Augusta .... 00> rt in. 0 *»0 ji. »o L»MVe Auvudta 000 i. in o'• > " m> Arrive .at Charl**et*ei 000 p m onoa. tn Atlanta and Wfsd-Poiut lUiLroa.l. irjtrtt t*> tk : rnivr—«7 «ntj M Ucnret G. Hull. Kaptrlntefirii.il. MAII. TRAIN— OUTWARD. I.«*»'« AtlanU inly.*' J •? •' l ' Arnv.-K.nt K.ist ’ .tint JJ . ! \ : •! * at i aim It i» ........ « M W-wcll'n IT-V atWhitn-ld, "'*'?• J .. nt VV. st ”... .t. ■ ■ .. VWA. M . MAH. TRAIM—ISWAJUI. 1.. Voti.l ; nay,.l I JJ. ArriT.unt I.mi! ' ’ ,1, ' „ .. nt W..1U1. I I'll T • « nt Hut! uinvtlle, IJ ; « :.'ia.w”U> •• j i"':» .. J "J '• " *■ at J■' /! .. at E.-wt mint 'J' ~' Montgomery and West Point Railroad. WIST r.iTTT T.I nnTTtinniKV —AS file. .. .T4KK»3 SO I>. 11. Crum. Enslnrrr >k Hnj.’t. envon Wntl i'nint it j]? sl *• Arrlv'rtiat M..ntin>mrry, nt * J?" „ I. «•«>««*". -ry, nt , ™ ‘ I" Arm- s n VV rl Wimt. nt 1 “ 9 1 “ TO ivjVVH'T WITH nRANCH TO UIU'UHI - J/.JTH Oi.rllka, nt m. Arrivm .t i i.lnrobm, nt % * ® I.n.tv « tVitnmhun. at 7 70 n in. Arrivw nt Opelika, at •*'* 01 Alalvftina anil Florida Railroad. CintMl 4. k .~tv -Ml ;»■ AMnnlO <t Hr-' r -int pint ,ts V R r*f /‘‘*nl /hill If'Hlu •tK.pt, (i, .lonea, Englnete & hup't. I/> .v.n ornery. nt ®J* n m Arrive nt I'EllKncilT, nt .ml'H! Amiel nt j™* m L.•av.4Mnt.ll...nt .or m Arny.'s at V niam! * nt • U|. m Arr.v.K »t M'inlK..in.T>. nt 4...14 m it,., ab-w tli -■ w .-.iiintui.t .-mi., .mnat. . by .. "vnivot. ti -iW" .--i Suttls .ml y.. I'l n..i.i... Wfestern 4 Atlantic Railroad and ComAetions. rw‘*« ATI.*VTA T»* John «. HnwUnil. Sttpcrlrelrntlent. KVENtvo PArffisni-M tv ;l;. I.4*nve« Atiairta tiy .il 7 SO 1' M. t. i•« .. t |Hi*ton t »* ..... 1 M A M Arrrr.- Hi ne.lMie- -a>t 4JO A M i ( ~v «* a ... v ♦. >«. A-rlv'” it 11'l.n.ft **?a" M ' rX ”r,|.-4 Ht .l.nir VS':>I*AKfEM»HtTHAIS. '4-nv- Vf.u ' j If* 1.. * ifc-ur-i it ■ _ Hr Hi : Aruv.onl H-.iit i”■ *-i * * - • ti.wfcm.-6"-a. ••• **22 ti A»e,*'* •' •■■non vt * ” tvn.iov V U'-HI'W tKnoiir t*!a*> (in fi A C "h'iut>la!l»i Car Attach* > L«.T!W AVtn'n.'H " ;. ii2on •} *Tan"nO-'.'i..'Tt'-"T’«'' " tfciA* Mrmefc n. h -.. nl.it Kiuynt."., t!.” En • T ■ «ri <■ -nh tv., smititl” an. rba,u„”.«a. Ral Ir«#d gt iliVlUAii r'S Ceorgia 4 Kant Teuaeseee Sailroad. • . • „ 1 30 a. in. J mn* Hi . « 3D w arntn.i* Knojvufc-, nt.. m L< Ave Kt****^' , *• ■• •• 00“ *» a *mr. « odd» « aTLAV! \. GI f ( |:(:*i A . Tl. USi I A V !?' KV(J, FEI> Nashville A Chattaiionga liaolrnad. I/*av«d * liHtUiUi**rgit. at.••• * n * ■ in ' Arriv-sal N’-uihv* 1 '". »t » • i ' s 1 "• un _i n S’>x!iVlile. at * I < - •*» 4,4 Arriv sat UiiiUai."!,. i. *.i ... ! J - * in ■ui..!, 4'. t >• Memphii i Chari ''Km. Railro;^. I/*av. • 4 iMttJin*nt# ,H 1 Ul Arriv* 1 , * M 'll * : . .. at .. 1 • 1/.JIV-- M inpliH. at 0 “ Arriv >; sitMiatl iU"*»gt» it 0 1,0 1 •Macon and Wwieru Railroad. Maci/M t » at«avta—lo3 ** • ’ AI/rtMl t.. T> l» a, *»*• lA'iv •• At. iuU at i , Arriv .-. t Mit Arrive rt AlhUiU* ut .. -J Central Ralln.-'l. Giorg* W. A'.l "it, <■ n .at Wuji'. lIAV : ■ KNltr.i; it'. .IN'. !,.:i- - M irsn , .t 1? . • Arr.v nt -4V.„ - - II I !• • ■ /rrivof lit Mui < .»t • KIt.HT St.t:: THAIS'. 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V.*»"!sM,. 1 »J .* i* cWti' n * *m;* »uy. i ". I } *|#y*y •»’ l#" ' e*. Al.-o tM.11.!. ld»r <>i «’f!Oir I‘latleira and Slisrry "Wins. , .u.'J» tl T * • NEW BOOK STORE. .1. \l. I’llEßlst)N Jt ( <>,. imauas mmm. vt ho!*>a!< n», * Wt» 11 <-I* all *l., Atlnnlu. aeorgla. UFA!.!• .«*!.M’-- .• . y lil, r , \ I. .i Kl»v ..tr VjitwfTw win H.v I W O 1C K 15 c } X K* . Wr' ! a *; Dei * ■ tvve.. Ssc > K l.lln. H,i‘ KiffllV ,k (tl* ’ s. si ...... ... i <*.4 s.* •flare • * • Ai;w' Fot NmjA'. FULTON N3VSITY -W3BK Opjiodfc 't Jfc A. I!, h V..chine Shop. Ali-ANT.I. ei'.f'iCJiA. • Hlt.ll.Tf *• ■ * <••• i*r,.,.riotolU. h. ~ .-.j0.. ’s - .rniri-r. RUCK;.’.' ANItK V DltV AKTINtf 3 . D. 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Poisi Office several weeks, cliieetew t “Mr. Kol.ert Smith, Jr., Huntsville, Ala,, care Old Bub.” Mr. Smith has probably removed from Huntsville, us he has failed to take it out. Jt has been handed to us for publication, ho l>itifr it tilay, in this maimer, reach its! 1 and ‘stinatiou': ('amp Neak Moiiii.e, fan. 1862. ])-ar Hub: Here we art-, as the clown say-., away tl nvn S mth in D.x --f, mi |) .a Rivt r, 13 miles S mth of .M dole. You may thank your stars, B ih, that you da.l’iij, join us, for this is the cusidest place ever yml went any where ty stay all nijrht. Lone sofne—oh no* it amt lonesome b.t ; and us In the society, its delightful. People don’t ihjik no more of dying i here than you do of going on a bust. I '.Visit would you think, if you was id ;id, if the fell >ws were all to hollow |at y .u. as you went'hy in your Isnc “Good bve Old Pel—.got your fur ' hurgh, bey?” Would you like it— ; say ? There’s gt new disease broke out , here—the “camp disease,” they call it. fiie first symptom is a horror of gun p iwder The patient can’t abide | the smell of it, but is sewed with a • -nervous titgnliling in the hirers, and a . , wlliteliei S about tin; liver, feels a 1 -troiie inclination to advance bat’d;-! ward-,. Thai’s tin: way water serves -iitiil-iI ig.K. Then t an”s our M.t , ii. calls the Home Fever ; and next I ;it, siilfeici’s wife und nine children are taken sick : after which the fellow i al.. * a collapse, and then a relapse tiui it s mighty hard to get a discharge, ; or t v. it a furlough—awful hard. Fact .sy.rn can’t do it without working tin I thing pretty low down, i 111 t. II you wbat, P->h, Jietween you and me. I’m aliuid I'm taking the dis ease myself. 1 don’t like the retorts ve J 14.4:t• every day from the coast.—r , \V, hear cannon booming down there oy tin- fur, ami they sav the Yiuikevs J .... ..- ,it..s tit *.t ‘X t'.e very d.-vil with our clucks. 1 think I can detect a faint j i.iell of powder m the breeze/ and . el a strange desire to go into Home I j inilt* or other; It may he the climate: ! impy so, 'bin don’t see how that -atoiiid make me turn so cold abmr the haver-sack every time 1 seeubay , o let. Ii 1 only bad s um.* good spir *its, n »vv, to take erury morning, 1 | think i could stand it very well.—- i’lease semd me Koine immediately up on feta- pt of tins (N. 15. Mark the box ‘ Drugs, care Surgeon 2nd Butt. Mi. Vhlh.” Our Major is sharp as a brier, and down on Brandy, like a ! Duck mi a Jnnebug. It was only last [.week lie look a Demijohn away from ,tn Id nigger who had smuggled it . into camp—tent the old darkey agil j pltin, with a ilea in his ear, and made : a .smash of his Bruiidip. If you’d solid some of that you used to net out .ti the old counting-room, I could set : ith cßmati and th< Yankees at defi-' ■incc —to jciy no tiling ms there being three litrl'Uighs in every hattl., That’s t fact capable u! diAn instrat .ni, as Pete . iVn. 11.- works it out by Algr i ta a, and gets the answer. First, says ne, suppose x equal to 1 bottle Bran dy, and y equal to .1 Drain ; then# it ■I ojlioV/H that x is equal to 6 tj —tlnjre I' being six gtmd drams to the quart. Now it is a fact assumed*and admit ted, that two drams, skillfully applied, ‘ w il bring one* Fifrlmigh : therefore .x ' —6 q—6 drums-Mi furloughs. That’s , some nut il— turn cxti‘fui-—a. sum as ' ’ ii*a sum. '■ T.ns beats all the countries, Bob, y*.u ever sow. The trees are all its j grot a as any alii or ; and tb • w • »taer ■ ✓ like ku.inner ; anti the lings are all pijiiug in (he swamps most bcauliful ! iy—just like Spring tune. Tue p-.ople down here are so tfsed to b ■ ng hiked, no wonder they took | to eating tj re, and got us ali into hot water. Tliey’re not likc'our folks, ru liow—especially the women. Its true they have the same number of arms and legs, but theyWe lived in the pine .swamp# so lung they look like smok *ed Alligators. 11/wvever, the climate agrees with me ; and if we stay flow: here on Dog River till next Strain# hope to be ns big a dog us the re- Wn.it w*mld you ?.hink now, ing in a washing New Years Lots of our boy# done it, iU) .«... hour, , shirt ho. .-sod about three wceas i before—jwashed down to it. ' Bob, sou remember what a devil of a time re had last year at school, i lea oing nong-toug-paw, and parley j veo. Well, these enssed fools down i here make their negroes learn Frenoo. 1 saw H'line in Mobile, black as our •Id Josh, that could jabber away in French like goenc. It made me feel had to think l had been to school so much, and after all, not as well edu cated as a Mobile nigger. But the thiug 1 miss most, after ci gars and whisky, is the women. Devil a petticoat have 1 Been since first I landed on these barbarous shores ; yc-i 1 have, too—a little mermaid ! came rowing up the river the other day, with oysters to sell. A real, sure-enough mermaid, with web-fing ers and scab s. I did’nt sen her—her bully-part, to he sure; but ain con vinced she had one. This is no place for wometi folks. I have pulled off my coat and boots mid am setting writing to you out un der a big tree ; none of your common t green trees, but a bay tree. The woods 1 imrc Consist mostly of large pine or | chards, from which the owners manu lacture'tt superior article of molasses, so 1 am informed. There are plenty pf cucumber trees here, too ; Home of the hoys dug down, and told me they Had ingun roots. But the magnolia trees lay all the others in tin; shade. It is from the sap of this tree that the celebrated Pike’s Magnolia Whiskey is made, only wc hav’ut found out bow lo make it. There is a great ahun d nice of Indian Turnips, Prickley Pears, itnd other esculent roots, grow ifg close by ; upon which we mainly ■ uliMiat at present—provisions being short". As for other vegetables—such ts beef, bacon, whiskey, and butter— they m e remarkably scarce. I bav'f seen but on** (xiw since I’ve bet*n In and that wits airnld bnl! they buu i. behind a wagtjb- He was poor as crow, ami went ahnig roaring an js'aggering und grabbing at bushes Lke a drtiiikeii inqn. Some men, you I know, wocii they’w had a couple of ! Horns, behave like bulls and beasts. And then the hogs—you ought to see them ; great long sharp things— look like they were made to fight with ; and whenever they stick their j noses in fin* ground to root, tiled be hind legs tilt up But the Insects beat all. There arc Grocodiies, Gophers, Anaconders, Sea Turkics,' and many other lieajfls of prey, too numerous to mention. The two I'omphools fAsa. and Theophilus, they Ijoth belong to our battalion— we call one of them A. Dannphoo! and the other The. DamphoolJ they are both afraid to go outside the guard ifter dark. They say its the varments; hut, between us t.vo, its the Yankees they’re afraid of. But, to tell the iruih, the wild beasts are troublesome. Only Inst Friday night, an itnm ns • All'gutiir, upwards of sixty-odd feet, seven inches in length, erav#led up in to camp and swallowed your poor brother. Poor Jim, his shrieks and veils wore heart-rending as Ahe Sar pent waggled off with him into the swamp* ; but it was no use. VVe all run down -in our shirts to help him, but just ns we bud formed into a hol low square and cocked' our gnus, the Oroult'idilc ooeked bis tail, and down in* went info the mii'l, with the poor | fellow’s legs a wiggiimg out of his I mouth. I expect you will be Sony'. . JJ,. was n good sold er and a clever messmate, only he uioaJd drink two cups .oi coffee. However, there’s one consolation, his clothes and things are to Is: divided to-morrow, and lie had promised me his pipe and gull if he got killed. Bob. you ought ihe regiraer 1 partieulr swor*’ V