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Table of Contents:

Subscriptions to the Dispatch .

Notice to our Subscribers.

Depredations at Mathias' Point .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

What effect Lincoln 's Message has upon the South .

Citizens' Oath.

Signs of the Times at the North .

The Palmetto Button a sufficient pass.

What Georgia has done and is doing.

A Happy Coincidence.

Union Tract Society .

Marriage Extraordinary.

Departure of Nurses.

Biting off a man's nose

To the military.

The ball has opened.

Military movements.

The people and the Militia Draft .

Southern literary Messenger.

Prospects Shend.

Sleeping on watch.

Gen. McClellan .

North Carolina .

Noble conduct of citizens of Richmond .

A little Heroine.

Female Heroism.

A Pathetic family.

Baer Buney by lightning.

News from the Upper Potomac -- Gen. Johnston 's Division .

From Tampa Bay .

Thos. H. Caldwell .

Excursion from Boston to Fortress Monroe .

Presentation of a Flay.

Eleventh Regiment N. C. Volunteers .

Fifth Regiment N. C. State troops.

Col. Gilham 's Regiment .

The late shooting affair.

" hymns for the Camp . "

Violation of an ordinance.

Welcome to old Virginia .

Tribute of respect.

Taking it easy.

Breach of the peace.

Important, if true.

Surgeon appointed.

The rumors of the hour.

Important from Winchester — advance movement of Gen. Patterson .

Killed and wounded.

Death from hydrophobia.

Patent office Removals.

Major Winthrop 's watch returned by the Confederates .

Great hail storm.

News from Texas --blockade of Galveston .

The Gretna Green blacksmith.

Proceedings of the Federal Congress -- Senator Breckinridge Supports the military bill.

Two of Lincoln 's Captains in a Row — more Federal Outrages in Kentucky .

Movements of troops in Missouri , &c.

Mr. Russell 's opinion of American camps.

Capture of a schooner.

Sales of cotton in New York.

Executive Department ,

The death of Cleopatra .

Search for wives.

The great Billiard Player .

Sharks and shells.

Odd Disposition of Editors.

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Rencontre.

--The Westminister (Md.) Democrat states that on Saturday evening last a difficulty occurred at New Windsor, between a man named Grimes, of that place, and a young man from New Orleans, who is a student of Calvert College. Grimes, it appears, drew a pistol on Drum, who wrested it from him. Grimes then drew a knife, when Drum shot him with the pistol, the ball passing into his thigh.

The Daily Dispatch: July 18, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 18, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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