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The recent flag of truce from President Davis to Abraham Lincoln .

A curious trial.

A base and wilful Liar.

The Fiendishness of Lincoln 's hirelings.

A magnificent piece of Masonry.

Where tall soldiers come from.

Civility is a fortune.

Vanhouten's breach-loading rifle cannon.

Fire near Orangeburg, S. C.

The funeral mass over Amodio.

Important invention.

A Novel Speculation.

A South Carolinian killed by a Railroad car.

Convention of Banks .

Didn't know what a Barbette gun was.

Railroad accident.

Painful accident.

Mayor's Court , Saturday .

South Carolina Volunteers .

Funeral honors.

Showing their hands.

Arrival of prisoners.

179th Regiment .

The great victory.

The President 's Message.

Invasion impracticable.

The Secessionists in the Northwest .

Our enemies in the Northwest .

The Missouri News confirmed.

An American Asking Alms of a foreign Minister.

From Pensacola .

Very interesting.

Shot while Straling watermelons.

Fatal casualty.

Recapture of a desperate negro.

Carpenter Edward Williams .

No pay for those who resign.

Important notice.

Getting satisfaction.

The North Carolina State troops

Lieut. Humphrey H. Mites .

Defend your country.

Vauxhall's Island .

Two young men Drowsed.

A Gans of runaway negroes captured.

Giants in these days

Adulterated quinine.

Serious accident to P. T. Barnum .

The war in Missouri --the State of Affairs as reported by the enemy.

Volunteering for twelve months and for the war.--a patriotic letter from a son to his Father.

From Gen. Wise 's Legion — capture of Federalists.

From Washington .

Proclamation of a Yankee General.

Cotton Sales in New York.

A Privileged character.

The use of raw hide

Ten dollars Reward.

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No pay for those who resign.

--The officers of the Richmond who have resigned, seven in number, found that they have not only been stricken from the rolls of the Navy, but from the pay rolls. The Purser told them he had instructions not to pay them for their services. This is the latest Lincoln regulation.

The Daily Dispatch: July 22, 1861.. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 22, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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