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Great Britain
and the
Southern Confederacy
.
A gallant example.
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From the
North
.
Death of
Bishop
Onderdonk
.
Shipments of provisions.
Arrest of an Alleged spy.
From
Washington
.
House struck by lightning
A noble reply
An Item from
Fortress Monroe
.
Worthy of notice.
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The military despotism at
Washington
.
Major
Anderson
.
Dr.
Hoge
.
Falsehood and Deception of the
Cabinet
.
Flax cotton.
The
steamer
Jamestown
.
The Warlike intentions of the
Administration
.
The President
's Message.
Norfolk Navy-Yard
.
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Mob law at
Dickinson College
.
The Kentucky troops.
Northern papers.
Patriotic.
Tennessee
.
A veteran Patriot.
Seizure of steamers.
The right spirit.
The
Southwest
.
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Alabama
troops.
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Unpleasant Predicament.
Sails Furled, ship stopped, and Crew laid up in port.
Order Countermanded.
Election of
Captain
.
The last Scene.
Garibaldi Legion.
Prepared for duty.
Meeting of the
Medical Fraternity
.
Identity established.
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Troublesome insects.
The small notes of the city.
Personal.
Ready.
Stealing corn.
A patriotic family.
Camping out.
Gone to the country.
Dead.
Junior Volunteers
.
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Minor
items.
Aid proffered.
The
Virginia life Guard
.
Manchester Artillery
.
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Useful.
Wanted
Ten dollars
reward.
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Assault upon
Ex-Governor
Morehead
.
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Correspondence of the
Richmond Dispatch
.
large Muster — Speeches — the "Dare Devils"-- New
Camp Ground
— fresh companies — arrival of
Kentucky
and
Alabama
troops.
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The blockade of the
Southern
ports.
Important religious action.
Affairs at
Pensacola
.
Financial.
A stay law.
Suicide of a Hottentot.
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War movements — Apprehended attack.
For Hire.
House Servant for Hire.
For Hire
$25
reward.
Twenty-Five dollars
reward.
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