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Showing posts with label John W Garrett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John W Garrett. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Andrew Hunter to John W. Garrett, December 10, 1859

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Charlestown, Dec. 10, 1859. John W. Garrett,           Pres't B. & O. R. R. Co. In a conference I have just had with Gen. Taliaferro...

John W. Garrett to Andrew Hunter, December 15, 1859

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Office of the Balto. & O. R. R. Co.,           December 15, 1859. Andrew Hunter, Esq:           Charlestown, Va.: Your esteemed favor o...
Monday, February 20, 2023

William A. Gorton to John W. Garret, November 30, 1859—5.40 p.m.

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Martinsburg, November 30, 1859-5.40 P. M. J.  W.  Garrett. The officer in command here has sent a special messenger to General Taliaferro,...

William Preston Smith to John W. Garrett, November 30, 1859—6:45 p.m.

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Rowlesburg, Nov. 30th, 1859.—6.45 P. M. J. W. Garrett. Your full dispatch received and understood. Have either personally seen or arranged...

John W. Garrett to William Preston Smith, November 30, 1859

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Baltimore, November 30, 1859. W.  P. Smith,           Master of Transportation. I send you a copy of Mr. Hunter's dispatch, viz: I d...

A. P. Shutt to Oliver Hoblitzell, November 30, 1859–11.39 p.m.

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Harper's Ferry, November 30th, 1859–11.39 P. M. O. Hoblitzell. Please say to Mr. Garrett, that I have made arrangements with Captain M...
Sunday, January 1, 2023

John W. Garrett to William Preston Smith, November 30, 1859

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Baltimore, November 30th, 1859. W. P. Smith. To post you fully, I send copies of dispatches to Gov. Wise. Mr. Hunter, Agent at Martinsburg...

John W. Garrett to Henry A. Wise, November 29, 1859

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Baltimore, November 29, 1859. To Hon. Henry A. Wise. To ensure satisfactory and reliable arrangements, I visited Harper's Ferry to-d...

John W. Garrett to Andrew Hunter

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Hon. Andrew Hunter,           Charlestown. On my return to Baltimore, last evening, I found communications awaiting me from Gov. Wise, and...

John W. Garrett to William A. Gorton

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William A. Gorton,           Martinsburg: Citizens of Baltimore, of entire respectability, who personally know Messrs. James B. Glassford,...

Governor Henry A. Wise to John W. Garrett, November 29, 1859

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Richmond, November 29, 1859. John W. Garrett. Please accept thanks with my approbation of your arrangements. I see nothing more to be done. ...

Andrew Hunter to John W. Garrett, November 30, 1859

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Charlestown, November 30, 1859. John W Garrett, Esq.,           President, Balt. & Ohio Railroad. DEAR SIR:—I have received your dispat...

William A. Gorton to John W. Garrett, November 30, 1859—12:55 p.m.

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Martinsburg, Nov. 30, 1859.-12.55 P. M. J.W. Garrett. I have called on the officer in command here, in regard to the release of the passenge...
Thursday, November 24, 2022

William Preston Smith to Oliver Hoblitzell, November 29, 1859—5:26 p.m.

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Cumberland, Nov. 29th, 1859–5.26 P. M. O. Hoblitzell, Get Mr. England and go with him to see the President on his return, who will give my...
Tuesday, August 30, 2022

John W. Garrett to Andrew Hunter, November 28, 1859

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BALT. & OHIO R. R. OFFICE,           28th November, 1859. Andrew Hunter, Esq. , Charlestown, Va. My desire and design are to meet fully...

George W. Mumford to John W. Garrett, November 28, 1859

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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,           Richmond, 28th Nov., 1859. J. W. Garrett, Esq.,           President, &c. From information in the posses...

Josiah Perham to John W. Garrett, November 7, 1859

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Boston, Nov. 7, 1859. To the President or Superintendent of the B. & O. R. R. Co.,           Baltimore: I propose to get up an excursion...

Josiah Perham to John W. Garrett, November 12, 1859

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Boston, Nov. 12th, 1859. President and Superintendent B. & O. Railroad Co., Gentlemen:— I wrote you a few days ago in regard to an exc...

Josiah Perham to John W. Garrett, November 21, 1859

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Boston, Nov. 21st, 1859. President or Superintendent Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Gentlemen:— My second letter had been sent to you before I...

William Preston Smith to Josiah Perham, November 28, 1859

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Baltimore, November 28, 1859. Josiah Perham, Esq.,           Boston, Mass., Dear Sir: The President has handed me your letter of the 21 st ...