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The army of the Kanawha — highly interesting Details.

The recent terrible accident at the Continental Theatre in Philadelphia .

The maritime force of Spain .

Big things at Camp Dick Robertson .

Gen. Washington on Arrests for treason.

Schooner Anna Bryan Burnt .

The Charlestown (Mass.) navy-yard.

Bit the Dust at last.

Missouri risen.-- Kentucky fallen.

General Fremont .

The Winans 's Soup Factory.

An important point.

Shooting of rebel prisoners.

Industrial condition of the free States.

Iron batteries on the coast.

Manufacture of Chemicals.

Mayor's Court , yesterday.

Hustings Court of Justices — called sessions.

The horses attached

Wood contracts.

Judge Lyons 's Court

Richmond Fayette artillery .

The Mayor of Richmond ,

Marriage licenses.

Officer Winches

One of the wheels

Napoleon B. Derinney

Headquarters, Fort Clark, N. C. , September 16 , 1861 . To the People of North Carolina :

[for the Richmond Dispatch .] Col. John Augustine Washington .

The First Kentucky Regiment .

Acknowledgment.

Lager beer and Bribery.

Another Yankee notion.

The army of the Kanawha .

The army of the Potomac .

Affairs on the Upper Potomac .

The "Regulator."

Canvas a substitute for Leather.

Release of Harris and Magraw .

Liberal Donations.

Statement for the curious.

Alabama clothing Depot.

The storm on the coast.

An awful battle at hand.

Pensacola items.

Death from lock-jaw.

What is going on in Alexandria .

The alarm on the Southern sea-coast.

Resignation of Federal officers.

Historic Landmarks in Lower Virginia .

Heroic sisters.

Prince Napoleon on the United States .

How Harper's Ferry was taken.

Melancholy event.

A good joke on Fremont .

Attempt to throw a train off the track.

Singular sentence.

Death of a South Carolina officer — arrival of an English Steamer.

The late battle in Missouri .

Affairs in New Orleans, &c.

Affairs in Kentucky .

From Fortress Monroe .

Richmond markets, Sept. 30, 1861.

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James,

slave to Charles Y. Morriss, was arrested by officer Branch, yesterday, charged with stealing sugar from his master. Jacob Fergis, a free negro, for having an unlawful weapon in his possession. Simon, a negro, charged with being a runaway; and a drunken soldier for disorderly conduct.

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

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