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The South and England .

A long war has its advantages.

New publications.

Meeting of Alabamians.

Second Virginia Regiment .

Ladies of Abingdon .

Camp life in the West .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

County meeting at Savannah — acknowledgment to Virginia .

A British Claim and threat.

The French tobacco supply.

Improvements in the Dispatch .

The Hatteras affair.

Resignation of Dr. Gibbs .

The Fourth Alabama Regiment .

A "Ministering Angel"

The ladies of Augusta county .

Acknowledgement.

The New Commander at Pensacola .

From Lynchburg .

The Testimonial to President Cobb .

Georgia Hospital and relief Association .

Death of Miss Hayes , the " Irish Nightingale ."

The Treasury notes and the Banks .

Submarine cable.

Testing coin by shell.

Counterfeit Treasury notes.

Books of Military Instruction.

Sycamore Hospital .

Mayor's Court , yesterday.

Work for prisoners.

Death of an officer.

Throwing Rocks.

The ladies of Chesterfield .

Signs of the times .

Female heroism.

Imitation Worcester Sauch.

To Impart a Gloss to shirts and Collars.

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Killed by lightning.

Incombustible dresses.

Death of a female Centenarian.

Escape from jail.

The capture of Fort Hatteras .

From Missouri .

From Louisville .

More arrests — Origin of the Hatteras expedition.

Interesting from New Mexico .

The fight in Fairfax county --several Hessians killed and wounded — Mall contractors suspected.

Annoying the Federal pickets.

Reported arrest in Virginia .

Death of a Noted character.

From Washington .

Movement of Texan troops

More citizens to be Consigned to the "Bastile" --rails removed.

Five Dollars reward.

Five Dollars reward.

Ten Dollars reward.

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--Spirits of turpentine has risen in value to $1.70 per gallon, whole sale price, in New York, in consequence of the blockade of the North Carolina ports, and the small quantity in market. Before the blockade it sold from 36 to 40 cents a gallon. Common rosin, which, before the blockade, sold for $1.50 per barrel, now commands from $4.50 to $5.

The Daily Dispatch: August 31, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. August 31, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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