The Daily Dispatch: August 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], The best Lie yet.

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Partition of territory in the Old Union.

General Toombs ' Brigade -- Second Georgia Regiment .

The great battle!

Arrival of Tooops.

Americans in Paris .

The Confederate Commissioners.

Cruising in search of privateers.

Voice from the New York Stock Board .

Col. Alex. G. Taliaferro , of Culpeper .

The Pope 's health.

A horse for Gen. Beauregard .

For the wounded.

Impatience a Bad General.

Lance-bayonet for the shot-gun.

The best Lie yet.

Death of a soldier

Gen. Beauregard .

Trouble in the Republican Camp — Discordant Voices — Gen Greeley Disclaims the "On to Richmond ."

Lamentable affair

Removal of prisoners to New York.

Ellis Light Artillery .

The Kanawha Valley .

Subscriptions for the sick and wounded.

The sick and wounded at Charlottesville .

Affecting incident — singular meeting of brothers.

The Fourth Alabama Regiment .

The First Virginia Regiment .

Sixth North Carolina Regiment .

North Carolina Volunteers .

Donations from churches.

Old " Uncle Dick ."

Care of Disabled soldiers.

A Move in the right direction.

Nurses for Virginia .

A religious War.

Medical attendance and Prescriptions for the sick and wounded soldiers.

Mayor's Court , yesterday.

Should be Removed.

Arrests by the Police .

First Regiment Va. Volunteers .

Col. Samuel B. Paul .

Send in the names.

"The soldier's great Want."

Soldier's funeral this morning.

Ex-President Tyler .

Fatal Accident.

Caroline county, Va.

A Naval engagement.

Norfolk, July 31, 1861.

Sherman 's battery .

More powder wasted.

Killed and wounded in the late battle.

The Governor of Mississippi .

Proceedings of the Federal Congress .

Honorably acquitted.

Missouri State Convention .

Alarm at Cairo .

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The best Lie yet.

The New York Herald has it from ‘"high military authority" ’ that the Federals lost only 380 killed at Manassas. And fifty thousand men ran away and gave up all their cannon, on account of such a loss.

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

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