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Affairs in Virginia .

Charleston, May 17, 1861.

The military Murders in St. Louis .

"Union Meeting" in Berkeley .

Execution of Richard white.

New Orleans banks.

Police operations.

Attempt to break jail.

An Escapade and its consequences.

Dangerous Plaything.

Death Caused by Swallowing a chicken bone.

Break in the Canal .

Molesting Persons.

Suspicious characters.

Judge Lyons ' Court.

Liberty Restricted.

Summer luxuries.

Second Palmetto Regiment.

"Suggestions for Soldiers."

Fayette Artillery .

Arrival and departure of troops.

Send us the News !

Take care of the volunteers' families.

Defence of Richmond .

The London Press.

Brooks and Billy Wilson .

Lincoln 's privateers.

Rule of Interpretation.

A Masterly Document.

and Davis-whom is ahead?

President Davis .

Trooper's manual for Light Dragoons .

Keep it before the people.

The 4th Thursday of may.

Board of public Works .

Passage of troops.

The bearer of dispatches.

Southern postal affairs.

Franklin Pierce .

The Minnie Bullet.

Arkansas Commissioners.

Adams' Express Company .

Henry Winter Davis .

A big gun fight.

The "Fortifications."

Free Press and free speech.

Southern rights Convention .

Desertions from Sandy Hook .

Gen. Beauregard .

Small-Pox among the soldiers.

Illness of Senator Douglas .

Percussion caps .

Progress of the war.

Steam from Europe to the cotton States.

"Washington Intelligence."

Latest News by mail.

State of affairs in New York — an Inside view — condition of the Northern troops.

The ship Argo .

Fatal Accident at Camp Curtin .

The Confederate Congress .

Seizure of arms, &c., in Missouri .

Arrest of Baltimore merchants.

Movements of troops.

Baltimore cattle market.

Gen. Butler , again.

Bonds of the Confederate States .

Who will starve?

Startling News from Illinois .

Getting a substitute.

An English opinion.

Wonderful Sagacity.

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Narrow Escape.

--A little son of Mr. Monroe, clock and watch repairer, was seriously injured last Saturday morning, by the running away of a horse, near the old Club House grounds, which he was riding. He was taken to Dr. Peachy's office, where Dr. Peticolas rendered such assistance as his case demanded, after which he was conveyed to his parents' residence.

The Daily Dispatch: may 20, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. may 20, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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