The Daily Dispatch: May 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], Warlike Rumor.

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Twenty-five dollars reward.

Gore their Eyes open.

Obstructions to commerce.

The drum and fire.

The murder of Boyd .

Tennesseans shot.

The Arrest of Captain Jenifer .

The seizure of Western steamers.

Our treatment of force.

A Bold rail-splitter.

Must be looked after.

Mischievous conduct.

An example worthy of Imitation.

The Seventh Regiment New York S. M.

Mayor's Court .

Industrious Operative.

Volunteer uniforms.

Suspicious persons.

Change of House .

The Adams expense company

The State Convention .

Their apostasy to Republican principles.

The Graven Dare Devils.

A Diabolical Scheme.

Munitions of War.

Brutality at Fortress Monroe .

Corps Diplomatique.

Patriotic Clergy.

The University .

Fighting Mania .

Advice to Volunteers — How to prepare for the campaign.

Patriotism in the South .

Pennsylvania and Maryland .

Mississippi troops.

A specimen of Northern News.

Off for the War .

New Jersey Gallantry.

Major General Robert E. Lee .

Hon. Alex. H. Stephens .

New Artillery company .

Arrival of South Carolina troops.

Dr. Schlosser .

Soldiers' Aid Society .

Hall Thieves about.

Recognition of Gallantry.

Funeral notice.

From Frederick, Md.

Position of New York.

The Memphis Sappers and Miners.

Telegraphic dispatches.

The New York Seventh Regiment .

Rev. Wm. Van Dyke .

The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs .

British gun boats.

Present to Gen. Gwynn .

One thousand Volunteers en route for Virginia !

Position of Edward Everett , &c.

Affairs in Baltimore .

Abe Lincoln stealing negroes.

More troops Wanted by Lincoln .

The transit through Baltimore .

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Reminiscence of an Indian Massacre.

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Warlike Rumor.

--The Philadelphia Ledger says:

‘ "It is rumored that a committee of capitalists from New York and the East have gone on to Washington, to offer the Government an amount of money sufficient to raise an army of men sufficient to carry the war at once to the heart of secession, in the cotton States."

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

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