The Daily Dispatch: August 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], Not killed.

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Runaway.-- $10 reward.

A Graphic picture.

The Thirtieth Virginia Regiment .

The Irish in Georgia .

The Charlotte Rifles

Dr. T Gaillard Thomas .

Patriotic liberality.

The Freeing in France

Reception of the Rev. Da Hoob .

Death of Captain Lee .

Complaints of subscribers.

Southern Currency.

Militia Draft North.

The private soldiers.

A Protracted war.

The Herald on England and Spain .

Cowardly armies and Grumbling tax-payers.

The Premature Boasting.

Woolen socks and winter clothing.

Are we Belligerents?

Present to the Editors .

Major Thompson 's sword.

The late Gen. Bartow .

The Army of the Northwest .

Patriotic county .

The business of Congress.

The grand Army.

Prisoners taken by the enemy.

Gen. Banks ' Army .

Second Mississippi Regiment .

The Norfolk Argus .

Fire in Chesterfield .

Mayor's Court .

Stowing them away.

A Colporteur's report.

A good effect of the blockade.

The Richmond Light Guard .

New company organized.

Appointment of Superintendent.

Who wants to join the Army ?

Rumored surrender.

Wounded Hessians.

The Pretest of the Democratic members of the New Hampshire Legislature against appropriations for war against the South .

Washington and New Orleans Telegraph company .

Deeds of heroism.

The privateer York.

The Prince Napoleon -- Gen. Beauregard , &c.

From Cairo — movements of Confederate troops.

Federal Congress .

A Bogus Governor in Missouri .

Lincoln 's Lieutenants Shooting each other.

Federal movements in Missouri .

The Kanawha Valley .

The Pet Lambs thoroughly demoralized.

Trouble in Nebraska .

The Kansas ruffians at work.

The Indians in Kansas .

Missouri Convention .

The prisoners carried to New York.

Movements of Gen. Wise .

New York cotton Market.

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Not killed.

--The statement that Captain John Avie, of the Morgan Continentals, Winchester, and Lieut, Col. L. T. Moore, of Col. Preston's Regiment, were killed in the late battle, was an error. The Winchester Virginia says they are uninjured.

The Daily Dispatch: August 3, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. August 3, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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