The Daily Dispatch: may 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], Mustered into service

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The Blue Hen's Chickens.

The Uprising of the South .

The redoubtable Gen. Butler .

Later from Europe

Movements on the Potomac .

Crinoline Catastrophes.

Petersburg, May 13, 1861.

Some common sense left.

The call for volunteers.

Crops in Tennessee .

Attempted Poisoning.

Maryland Legislature .

An Irish Regiment.

Atrocious murder

Military funeral.

"Complicity with the South ."

Arrival of arms from Belgium .

Judge Lyons ' Court.

Sharp Shooters.

Boys should not throw stones.

South Carolina volunteers .

Rumored invasion

Aiding the volunteers.

Percussion caps .

Faithful better half.

The Disciples congregation.

Howard's Grove .

Maryland volunteers.

Suspicious Persons.

Grand Jury Presentments.

No authority to act.

Virginia Life Guard .

Good appointment.

Full to Overflowing.

Send in the News !

Those regiments of foreigners.

William and Mary College .

Smooth bore muskets-old Virginia rifle and Sabre.

The Herald on Virginia affairs.

The two wings of invasion.

Schedule of Secession Ordinance.

What they are fighting for.

The Southern Forts.

Vote on the Secession Ordinance — day of Voting the 23rd of may

England and the cotton crop.

Trade with Europe .

Arrival of Middle Tennessee troops.

The remains of Washington .

" Lieut. General Douglas ."

The Episcopal Church .

Mustered into service

Post-office matters.

Virginians returning.

War feeling in the South .

"Double Block Jack "

An Extraordinary company

Accidental death.

Death of well-known citizens.

" Blues," attention.

Cavalry notice.

Mounted Rifles .

Ten dollars reward.

Latest News by Mail.

Tennessee --action of the Legislature .

Sinking the vessels at the Entrance of Pensacola Bay .

Confederate Congress .

California News.

Portsmouth, Va., May 14, 1861.

Affairs at St. Louis .

Symptoms of Civil war.

The traitors in Council.

From Alexandria .

Contraband of war.

North Carolina all for Secession.

From Sagua la Grande .

More "Privateers" captured.

Railroad Communication open.

Suggestions to soldiers.

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Mustered into service

--The Wise Troop, under command of CaptJohn S. Langhorne, and the Beauregard Rifles, commanded by Capt. Marceline Moorman, both of this city were ministered into service on Monday, and are now in camp near this city. The companies number about one hundred each, and are composed of splendid-looking men, who will compare favorably with the very best companies, come from whatever quarter they may.--Lynchburg Repub.

The Daily Dispatch: may 15, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. may 15, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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