The Daily Dispatch: July 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], To prevent bleeding to death Warn wounded.

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Shocking suicide.

A touching incident.

The produce loan.

Violence of the Lincolnites in Missouri .

Fatal accident.

Another accident.

Prayer proposed.

Southern manufactures.

Singular experiment.

A volunteer Chaplain protecting a Lone woman.

Destructive fire at Lindsay, Canada .

Great provision sale.

Serious accident.

Southern traitors.

The Stay law in North Carolina .

W. H. Russell .

Ran away-- $10 reward.

The sick soldiers.

Edward Everett .

Distending Casualty

The call for volunteers.

The foreign Powers and the Southern Confederacy .

The Northern Pregremme.

Another Coincidence.

Mr. Breckinridge 's speech.

Melancholy Coincidence.

Reported conflict between foreign steamers.

A gallant officer gone.

The temper of the North .

High Gler in Washington .

Senator Breckinridge .

Foreign consuls in the South .

Desperate affray in Lynchburg .

Remarkable winds on the Prairies

A touching letter.

An incident of the Bull's Run fight.

A Federal deserter from St. Rosa Island .

Meeting of citizens for Relief of the soldiers wounded in the late battle.

>"The late shooting Affair."

Florida volunteers.

Mayor's Court , Monday , July 22.

Conduct worthy of Emulation.

"Up, Guards, and at Them."

A Misapprehension.

Attention militia.

North Carolina State troops.

Central as carded.

Massachusetts troops going home.

The ship Island engagement.

Had a Conversation with him.

To the military.

From Washington

Resignations, &c.

Gen. McClellan gone home on a visit.

From Fortress Monroe .

Cure for dysentery or flux.

Burying a fort.

Shooting Partridges with a Rifle.

Valuable Relic.

Death of Etirnne Grandpre .

To prevent bleeding to death Warn wounded.

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To prevent bleeding to death Warn wounded.

--An ‘"Old Soldier"’ writes that in the war of 1812 every soldier was advised to carry a string, to be tied round a bleeding limb and be twisted tight by a stick or ramrod, until a surgeon be found.

The Daily Dispatch: July 23, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 23, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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