Charlestown, Dec. 2, 1859. Jno. Donohoo:           Harper's Ferry. Send a special train of one passenger car and a house car, to arrive ...

Cumberland, Nov. 29, 1859. A. P. Shutt,           Harper's Ferry. Did you take the gentlemen to Charlestown, to-day? Did they see the pr...

Baltimore, Nov, 20, 1859.-2.05 P. M. To John Donohoo, or           A. P. Shutt , Harper's Ferry: Train left Washington Junction at 12.50...

Harper's Ferry, Nov. 21st, 1859—2.02 P. M. W. P. Smith: Gov. Wise has ordered the return of all the troops that arrived here this morn...

Camden Station, October 20th, 1859. John Donohoo,           Harper's Ferry. Have any of the military been left at the Ferry, as a guard...

Balto., Oct. 20, 1859–6 P. M. John Donohoo,           Harper's Ferry: Mr. Shutt, of our service, is on express West, to remain a few day...

Baltimore, Oct. 18th, 1859. Mr. Donohoo,           Acting Agent: Communicate to the authorities our anxiety that our friend and guest, Mr. ...

Baltimore, October 19, 1859–10.30 A. M. J. Donohoo,           Acting Agent at Harper's Ferry. We are very anxious to get immediate, ful...

Harper's Ferry, October 19th, 1859–11.30 A. M. W. P. Smith. Mr. Richardson and Mr. Wollett are in Martinsburg. I am told by Mr. Winter...

Baltimore, October 19, 1859. To John Donohoo,           Harper's Ferry. As there is some uneasiness among our train men, it is desirabl...

Baltimore, October 19, 1859–10.30 P. M. J Donohoo,           Harper's Ferry. What are the facts about alleged disturbances at Sandy Hook...

Harper's Ferry, October 19th, 1859–11.15 P. M. To W. P. Smith. A   messenger came to town about 9 o'clock, bringing the information ...