The Daily Dispatch: July 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], To the military,

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Edward Everett .

Northern Boasting.

The Southern soldier.

Tomes of respect.

The Rich mountain fight.

From the Kanawha Valley .

From Gloucester Point .

From Yorktown .

Affairs about Williamsburg .

Hostile attitude of Prussia .

The bogus Governor well Answered.

The twenty first of July .

From Logan County .

The ladies of King and Queen .

Reception of the war News in New Orleans.

No cotton to be shipped

Ruins on the Tower of Babel.

Murder in Winchester .

To the military,

All Lanars and other

Blanding 's South Carolina Regiment .

Hampton 's Legion.

"We wait to welcome thee Home."

Requires attention.

A patriotic Burher.

Superintendent of streets.

The great victory.

Newspapers and fault-finders.

Necessity of vigilance.

Thirty thousand handcuffs.

Rev. Mr. Begas .

A chance for glory or Infamy.

Mr. Crittenden , Kentucky and the South .

Wants a rebel Count .

Contributions for the wounded.

Capture of a Federal Regiment.

From the Wise Legion .

Seaboard items.

Lists of the killed and wounded.

One of the Connecticut boys.

Care for the wounded.

Wescred prisoners.

St. Peter's Cathedral .

Patriotism of the South .

A Handsome flag.

Sick soldiers and the ladies.

A brave soldier.

Wm. H. Hurlbut .

Passed through.

Collision on the Railroad .

Captain Boggs ' Company .

Mayor's Court , Saturday .

A Narrate escape.

[for the Richmond Dispatch .]

The late Col. Charles F. Fisher .

Death of a Veteran

Confederate States of America ; Eastern District of Virginia .O. S.

Confederate States of America ; Eastern District of Virginia , S. S.

Confederate States of America : Eastern District of Virginia . S. S.

Confederate States of America : Eastern District of Virginia . S. S.

（ for other "Wants," see Fourth Page. ）

Thirty Dollars reward.

The battle of Manassas .

The pursuit at Manassas .

The Eighth Georgia Regiment in the battle at Stone Bridge .

The Fifth North Carolina Regiment .

Facts and incidents of the battle.

The Black Republican press on the battle of Manassas .

From Washington .

Northern Congress .

Later from Europe .

The London times on taxation and the war.

New Orleans Market .

The three months Volunteers.

The returning Volunteers.

Scott 's plans known to the Southerners .

A missing expedition.

The King of Prussia wounded.

Vessels burnt by the Hessiana .

From the Kanawha

The New York Market .

The "Grand Army" of the West .

"The devoted Band."

The Bashikouay .

Hurrah for the war !

Save your coffee Grounds.

Ranaway-- $10 reward.

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To the military,

--I am still making a large supply of the Folding Hinge Camp Bedstead, and in every instance where it has been used it as given entire satisfaction. I notify those who have copied any of the combination of this bed for which I have applied for a patent. I shall see all legal means to protect my claim against any and every encroachment, if my application is successful.

I have made a decided improvement in Pairter's Army Camp Cot, and have also another style Camp Bed which is equal or superior to any, except the Folding Hings Bed now in use. I have also a variety of Camp Stools and Cheese. Those interested are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.

R. C. Howl,
Governor street and 12th street, opposite Capitol Square. ja 14--12t*

The Daily Dispatch: July 29, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 29, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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