The Daily Dispatch: September 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], How they make "Union" men.

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Our correspondence.

The empire of Loudoun

The Cherokee Indians .

A French correspondent's view of the war in America .

Heenan 's Champion belt sold at auction.

A gun Fired by Electricity.

Terms of the Dispatch .

Vote in the Kentucky Legislature .

Was the South ever Dependent on the North ?

Emancipation the object.

Col. Corcoran .

Russia and the United States .

Lecture for the benefit of sick soldiers.

Major Terrill 's official report of skirmishes near Alexandria .

Acknowledgment.

The Mighty Butler .

To Graduates and Ex-Cadets of the Va . Military Institute .

Audacious Burglary.

Attempt at Highway Robbery.

Another Intolerable Outrage.

Hustings Court , yesterday.

Mayor's Court , yesterday.

A word of Caution.

Judge Lyone 's Court.

Escapes of sick Yankees .

Virginia military Institute .

More Scoundrelism.

Arrests yesterday

More prisoners.

Death of a distinguished man.

A Regiment of Cherokees.

Maryland State peace Convention .

Col. Willey indicted.

How they make "Union" men.

Gen. Joseph R. Anderson .

The Fifty-second Regiment .

The New York Democracy.

Finances of Kentucky .

News of the privateer Sumter .

Failures and suspensions.

Maine elections.

News from the North .

Federal telegrams.

Miscellaneous matters.

Russia and the war in America .

Additional foreign news.

Quasi Recognition of the Confederate States .

Federal account of a Skirmish.

The prisoners at Fort Lafayette --arrest — a Herald Canard.

Georgia State Convention .

Federal account of a naval engagement.

Action of the Kentucky Legislature .

From the Upper Potomac .

Seizure of race horses-- Maryland Legislature .

From Fortress Monroe .

Peace propositions denounced as treasonable.

Sale of cotton — Prizes of the privateer Sumter .

Proposed Union of parties.

Affairs on the Virginia side of the Potomac .

Another prisoner for the Bastille .

New York stock market.

Runaway.-- $25 reward.

Runaway-- Ten Dollars reward.

One hundred Dollars reward.

One hundred Dollars reward.

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How they make "Union" men.

--The Newbern Progress learns that the Federal meanderers at Hatteras have already been communicating with Hyde county, N. C., and offered premiums for treason there. This ought to be prevented. By cajoling a few weak persons into taking the oath of allegiance, the Federalists have a foundation for proclaiming a great spread of Union sentiment in North Carolina.

The Daily Dispatch: September 13, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. September 13, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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