The Daily Dispatch: may 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], Effects of the blockade.

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Further from St. Louis .

Old Abe makes an Excursion.

Affairs at Harper ' s Ferry.

Washington Items.

Foreign Items (per Europa .)

Affairs in Baltimore .

The "Convention" at Wheeling .

Law of the Navy .

Col. Fauntleroy .

Fayette McMullen .

The American Crisis in the British House of Lords .

Business in New York.

Gov. Andrew on the war.

Protection of the "Union" men

Lincoln 's relations in Virginia .

The Relay House .

Later from St. Louis .

Loudoun county .

Case for consideration.

The North Carolina Murder case.

Suspicious character.

Honorably discharged.

Good books for our soldiers.

The war spirit.

Danville artillery .

Movement of troops.

Butler Guards .

Camp at Ashland .

Going at large.

Send us the News !

Death of Speaker Crutchfield .

New European views of the South .

Bishop Meade 's Address.

Threats of the Express .

Northern Life Insurance companies.

All means proper in defence.

Torpedoes and Submarine batteries .

Maryland and the Federal Government .

Effects of the blockade.

Another effect of the blockade.

North Carolina in the field.

The Yankee invasion.

Colonel Dimmock .

Remember the day of election.

University of Virginia .

The Baptist Convention and the State of the country.

Maryland militia.

Bearer of dispatches.

The English press.

Major E Johnson ,

Hustings Court , my 16th.

Ecclesiastical meeting.

Old Maryland in the field.

A loose character.

Mecklenburg troops.

Dr. Schlosser .

Ten dollars reward.

From Petersburg .

Camp Ashland, Hanover Co.Va. May 15, 1861.

Latest News by mail.

Encroachments of the East .

Troops from the Southwest .

From Washington .

Howitzers spiked.

The traitors' Convention.

Exodus of women and children from Fortress Monroe .

Affairs in Maryland .

Seizure of a schooner.

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Effects of the blockade.

The Philadelphia ‘"Enquirer"’ exults in the idea that Southern papers will be suspended on account of the stoppage of Northern supplies of ink, types, materials for making paper, &c. We are glad to assure that sensible journal that establishments have already sprung up among us for furnishing any amount of all these articles.

The Daily Dispatch: may 17, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. may 17, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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