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Forward to New Orleans.

Destructive fire.

Jefferson Davis certainly dead.

The Herald and Times.

A Congress of Artists.

Recruiting in Canada .

Our correspondence.

North Carolina .

Army of the Potomac .

French Opinions of the South .

Manufacture of war materials.

A New Translation of Scripture.

" Bank of Pittsylvania . "

Death of a celebrated German Female.

A substitute for Oil Cloth .

A Lazy preacher.

Returned pastor.

Terms of the Dispatch .

The prison — the most powerful Agent of the tyrant.

Lincoln 's loan and the British loans during the wars of the French Revolution .

The martyr's wife.

Prentice Dodges the Duello .

Another account of the battle near Lewensville.

Acknowledgement.

Gen. A. S. Johnston .

Row Amongst soldiers.

Another Daring robbery.

Melancholy accident.

Jeremy Diddlers .

Mayor's Court , Saturday .

The soldiers' Aid Society of Virginia .

Evangelical Tract Society of Petersburg .

Concert for the benefit of sick soldiers.

Died of his wounds.

Chills and fever.

Confederate States and the present war in Prophecy.

Floyd and Rosencranz .

The Army of the Potomac .

Movements of General Lee .

Weat Joseph Holt said.

North Carolina Senators .

News from the North .

Later from Missouri --reply to the tyrant-- Gen. Jeff. Thompson 's proclamation.

Escape of prisoners.

Feminine recruit.

A contribution.

Domestic Wines.

To give the Genuine flavor of Coffee.

Canada and the war.

The crops in New England .

From California .

New York Politics.

The war in Missouri .

Wholesale arrests in Maryland .

Advance of Confederate troops in Western Virginia .

Seizure of Bank notes — suppression of a German Paper.

From Kentucky .

McClellan 's opinion about Slaves.

Discontinuing mails in Missouri .

A Successor to Gen. Fremont .

Seizure of a Vessel.

Affairs near Washington .

One hundred dollars reward.

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--He who never forgets his old friends and cherishes his attachment for them as ever, no matter how much time, space, or fortune have kept them apart, is one of those rare beings, with whom God has endowed the earth that society may not utterly wither through the influence of ingratitude, selfishness, and the incessant changes in life.

The Daily Dispatch: September 16, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. September 16, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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