The Daily Dispatch: September 21, 1861., [Electronic resource], Put to rest.

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Thirty Dollars Reward

One hundred Dollars Reward.

Disease in armies.

Sale of captured Yankee vessels.

Russell as a reporter.

Lincoln as a letter writer.

From Pensacola .

A Novel feature of the' Sequestration law.

Visiting home covered with glory.

A Miscalculation.

News from the war.

A New Wrinkle for the Faculty .

Southern resources.

Hiding the truth.

Depreciation of Rev. Louis property.

Cape Race Enterprise .

Getting a wedding coat.

Lincoln troops at Louisville .

Intermittent fevers.

Terms of the Dispatch .

Collecting officers of the Confederate tax.

Borrowed plumage.

Southrern mechanical labor

Gen. McClellan .

Unparalleled Brutality.

Observations and Reflections on the war — conduct of the war.

An affecting scene.

Picture of Paducah, Ky. , under Lincoln Rule.

Northern dreams.

A valuable contribution.

The Yankees at Charleston .

Mayor's Court , yesterday

Virginia military Institute .

Prisoners bound for New Orleans.

To be Discharged.

Affairs in the West .

Affairs at Cumberland Gap .

Health of the army.

Interference with Telegraph lines.

The Shinplaster Mania

The Fayette Artillery .

"Orphan Facts."

Rapid preparations.

Mr. McMasters .

The enemy's dead at Oak Hills .

The affair at Pensacola .

The engagement at Carnifax Ferry — authentic and interesting particulars.

Dispatch at the Philadelphia Navy yard .

"Will they fight or fall Back?"

Interesting from Kentucky .

Sailor picked up, &c.

Federal and Confederate war matters.

Communication between Mobile and New Orleans cut off.

From North Carolina .

Remedy for tight times.

Interesting hints to our soldiers.

Steamboat sunk in the Upper Missouri .

Fatal Casualty.

The defence of the coast.

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Put to rest.

--The rumored Yankee raid upon the mainland of Beaufort, N. C., is put to rest by a letter, which states that it probably arose from the fact that some of the plantation negroes in that section had run away to the swamp to keep out of reach of their Northern ‘ "friends,"’

The Daily Dispatch: September 21, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. September 21, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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