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Five Dollars reward.

Five Dollars reward.

Improvements in the Dispatch .

Capt. Lindsay Walker .

An appeal in behalf of the soldiers.

Hernan and the Champion Belt .

An execution in Illinois .

The big gun Union at Fortress Monroe .

The harvest in French .

The captured brig Monticello .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

Explosion of Powder Mills .

The harvest in England .

Shocking accident.

English incomes.

Seasonable recipe

Convocation of Congress.

The Union--the Confederation and the cotton question.

A useful suggestion.

Gen. Sidney S. Johnston .

A here in the battle of Cross Lanes.

Meeting of Bank Directors.

The Army hospitals in Richmond .

Correspondence.

Notice.--by the Governor of Virginia .

Remembering the Volunteers .

Retaliatory law of the Confederate States of America .

Building gunboats on the Mississippi coast .

Mayor's Court , Monday

A party of Fugitives from Baltimore

A word to the benevolent.

The Howell Guards,

The Calhoun flying artillery ,

Visiting Clergymen.

The city Passenger railway

The soldiers' aid Society

Metropolitan Hall .

A Splendid company of Artillerymen,

The Central train

Fort Hatteras .

The Thirteenth Mississippi Regiment .

A privateer in the Pacific .

Death of a Survivor of Moscow and Austerlitz .

Horrible affair.

Daring French Engineering experiment.

A fearful Slide.

Signs of the Times .

Martial law proclaimed in Missouri .

From Fortress Monroe .

Sudden departure of a member of Congress.

Reported movement in the Northwest .

The Western Telegraph Line.

Incidents of the capture of Hatteras .

From North Carolina --running the blockade.

Another Bank Robbery.

Lincoln Deems his blockade efficient.

Capture in Missouri .

Capture of Federal Recruiting officers.

Specie for New York.

Apprehended movement upon Illinois .

Effect of Frement 's proclamation.

Arrival of Gen. A. S. Johnsten .

Nashville market .

New Orleans market .

Wanted — Recruits.

Five Dollars reward.

General Scott --his --an Clergy on the same.

Miscellaneous items.

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The Calhoun flying artillery,

splendidly mounted and well uniformed, passed down Main street, a day or two since, on their way to a suitable place for target-firing, and, on returning to the city, deposited their guns at the Central depot, whence they have since departed for some place ‘"near danger. "’--Where that place is, ‘"this deponent saith not."’

The Daily Dispatch: September 3, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. September 3, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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