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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.a rough night's journey — public sentiment on the question of the day — apprehended Distress amongst laborers on the Railroad. Dry Creek, Greenbrier county. December 14, 1860 Here I am alive, but weary and sore after my journey of yesterday, including ten hours of night staging from Jackson's River Depot to this place a distance of thirty miles, and fast time at that, considering the roads cut up by freight wagons and the heavy hauling on the works of the Central and Covington Roads.--The severe cold had frozen hard the surface, and the heavy stage, with passengers and baggage, danced about the rugged road like a cork on rough water. It was the longers night's travel I ever had. Reds seemed miles, hours whole days. It seemed a century of time, that long night. Consider me a hundred and forty years old. Were I to travel all the times. I would be Mettius revived! On, that road — so far from being stageable, "it was not even Jackass<