| From the Richmond Examiner |
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| May 24, 1861 |
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| The officers of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad state that the trains are running regularly, with the
exception of the detentions which take place at the Relay House and
Harper's Ferry -- the troops at both points overhauling all the freight
contained in the cars. The Company have also, for the present, declined
to run their trains during the night between the Monocacy and Harper's
Ferry. |
| {This appears to be
the response to Jackson insisting that the trains stop at night so his
men could sleep.} |
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