The Daily Dispatch: September 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], More prisoners.

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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.

One hundred Dollars Reward.

Our Correspondence.

Examination of a charge, of treason

Beef and Chicken Tea

A remarkable Career of villainy checked.

Swearing in East Tennessee .

A woman's answer.

Remedy for all the diseases of the hog.

An English officer killed by an elephant.

Traitors on the coast.

Goldsboro ' militia.

German Benevolence.

Terms of the Dispatch .

Health of the camps, &c.

Poor Kentucky .

Foreigners in the Northern service.

Russia and the United States .

A splendid prize.

The Commissariat.

The necessity of hospitals.

Kentucky boys leaving.

Fatal occurrence.

The next expedition.

Six prisoners escaped from Roanoke county jail.

A singular charge

The Telegraph to the Pacific .

Run himself to death.

Facilities of trade.

Tennessee prisoners.

Yankee enterprise

A Greaser Regiment.

Mayor's Court , yesterday

Judge Lyon 's Court, yesterday.

More prisoners.

The appropriation for our volunteers.

Patriotic girls.

Two news items worth mentioning

Sale of a Newspaper.

Legrefton young.

The Feast of Tabernacles.

Arrests, yesterday.

Swindling the United States .

Texas election.

Southern locomotives.

Arrival from Europe .

Butting Commissions.

Rumored depredations.

Twenty-one horses burned.

A Cracked Philanthropist.

Drowning of two little girls.

A Veteran Patriot.

A New Natchez Regiment.

Fatal occurrence.

Liberal donation.

Elected Speaker.

Coast defences.

Mounted Crasseurs.

Major-General G. W, Smith .

Recruiting at the North .

From Gen. Lee 's command .

Death of Hon. R. G. Payne .

Secretary of commission.

A battle Imminent

Lincoln 's Instructions to Fremont .

Interesting from Texas .

The produce business in Memphis .

Getting close together.

Chasseurs A'pieds.

The enemy on our coast.

Lamentable accident.

Naval defence of North Carolina .

Manufacture on gunpowder.

Relief Society .

From Pensacola .

Affairs in the interior.

Lincoln boats here.

" Tennessee Exiles."

Northern items through Southern sources.

The Confederates at Mayfield, Ky.

The Telegraph in Tennessee .

Burning of a Cotton Factory.

Arrest of escaped prisoners.

Sent to Fort Lafayette .

Visiting St. Louis .

Suspension of the N. Y. Daily News .

United States movements in the Southwest .

Murder practice.

The Marion of the war.

Seizure of a Southern schooner,

Richmond Markets, Sept. 19, 1861.

Condition of the Monticello Bank .

By the Governor of Virginia .--a proclamation.

Treasury notes.

Georgians at Manassas .

Just cause for Anger.

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More prisoners.

--The Central train brought down yesterday fifteen prisoners from Manassas, sixty-seven from Gen. Lee's command, and one man arrested as a spy, and sent hither from Huntersville. Quite a crowd gathered around Gen. Lee's prisoners, these being the first sent down by him, and some persons entered into conversation with them. One of our German citizens amused the by-standers very much by his comic remarks, and enjoyed his own jokes as much as anybody else did. These prisoners are from the Northwestern States--chiefly from Ohio — and were taken in a skirmish between two Tennessee regiments, under Col. Savage, and a smaller Federal force, near Kircher's (or Crrutcher's) Orchard — a point somewhere between Big Spring and Huttonsville. They were marched to the military prison, followed by a number of curious spectators.

The Daily Dispatch: September 20, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. September 20, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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