The Daily Dispatch: July 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], Vanhoughton's Breach-loading cannon.

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The Floyd Brigade,

Capture of a Swedish vessel,

[for the Dispatch .]

A hero in trouble.

Fatal shooting affair.

Bayonet on the double barrel shot gun.

An American arrested in England .

Letter from Pensacola .

Another slaver at Anguilla.

Running the blockade.

Col. A. R. Ragan ,

The Provisional Congress .

The first South Carolina Regiment -- Colonel Maxcy Gregg .

The watering places.

Confederate Guard .

To be Condemned.

Double-Barrelled shot guns.

Mayor's Court , Saturday .

New Artillery Company

Caution necessary.

The Penitentiary.

Tired of Captivity.

Acting-Governor of Utah resigned

Shooting affair

Col. Anderson at Loretto Springs .

Fighting Preachers.

Death of an Old citizen.

Meeting of the British residents of Boston .

Hebrew patriotism.

John Brown , Jr.

The Northern President 's message.

Home manufactures in Southwest Virginia .

The contradictory reports.

Death of Col. Dreux .

Amongst the Union men.

A skirmish at Newport News .

The Fourth in Portsmouth

North Carolina troops.

Deadly Implement of war.

An attempt to take the steamer George Page .

The skirmish near Newport News .

Another account.

Destructive fire.

The piratical fleet.

Vanhoughton's Breach-loading cannon.

Struck by lightning.

Military books.

Military matters.

Going into service.

Portions of a wreck Discovered

Effect of the crisis in Philadelphia .

The Hannah Balch and her prize crew.

Death from Snake bite.

A brave daughter of the South .

From Washington — position of the Armies -- General Pattersen in Martinsburg — another mistake, &c.

Federal Congress .

Destructive Fires at the North --lives lost.

Blockade of Tampa Bay .

"Courtesy" to a British Consul.

Western Virginia prisoners.

Military glory.

Bad for the ladies.

To stop bleeding.

Two matches for Flora Temple .

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Vanhoughton's Breach-loading cannon.

--We are gratified to learn that several of our citizens, impressed with the superior merits of Mr. Vanhoughton's invention, have determined to raise a fund to enable him to go to Virginia and have a gun made at the Tredegar Works, in order that the principle may be fairly tested, and the gun brought immediately to the notice of the Government.-- Savannah News.

The Daily Dispatch: July 8, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 8, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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