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From Camp Pickens.
our journey — Attentions on the Route — bouquets from the ladies — alarm in Camp — Pruitlishes march in Search of the enemy — disappointment — magnificent sight, etc.
[special Correspondence of the Dispatch] Camp Pickens, May 28th, 1861.
Our journey to this place was very slow, owing to the prolonged stoppages at different stations to prevent a collision with other trains.
It was made very pleasant, however, by the cheers from the honest hearted country people and the bouquets from the ladies, who seemed to stretch in a continuous line from Richmond to Gordonsville.
In one place about haft-way on the road, every girl in the country seemed to have prepared a small package with something nice in it, tied up with a piece of paper containing an appropriate mo or exhortation, signed with her own names.
As for bouquets, every man in the Regiment was smothered with them, and I doubt whether we will get over the hoarseness from constant cheeri