The Daily Dispatch: October 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Telegraph cable cut.

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Runaway-- $25 reward.

Self-Immolation of a Turkish garrison.

Our Treasury notes.

Great advance in cotton.

An Almshouses burned.

Treaty with Denmark .

Distressing case of Suicide.

Terms of the Dispatch .

Won't come out.

Foreign officers.

The yellow fever this year.

A negro stealing war.

Serious accident.

Charge of Grand Larceny.

Alleged Robbery.

From Brazil via United States .

The Shinplaster evil.

After the Rain .

A Runaway Yankee recaptured.

The Mysterious Murder.

The Sharp-shooters.

Sporting intelligence.

[Correspondence of the Richmond Daily Dispatch .]

Effects of the Lexington surrender in Baltimore .

The Religious exercises for the National Fast day.

Destructive fire in Memphis .

Great telegraphic Feat.

From Western Virginia .

Colonel Reynold 's report of the battle at Gauley river .

Deaths from diseases in war.

The European Journeys on American and Canadian affairs.

Grand review of the army by the President .

From Missouri .

From Kentucky .

More arrests in Washington , &c.

Navigation on the Potomac stopped.

Supply train captured by the "Rebels."

Vessel captured.

From Pensacola .

An exploit in the Northwest .

What Lincoln is doing in Northwestern Virginia .

Letter from a Baltimore boy.

The Concent last night.

General Wise relieved.

Postage stamps.

Are our hospitals properly Ventilated?

Interesting to the Masons of Virginia .

Capt. Washington Gwathney .

The New Southern Book.

Fine in Petersburg .

Artificers and artillerists.

Southern war news.

The London times on the war.

The Reinforcement of the Canadian army.

Serious rencontre in the Crescent city .

Arrival of Southerners.

Telegraph cable cut.

Guns for the Kentuckians .

The suspicious vessels off the North Carolina coast.

Arrival of French officers at Mobile — appropriate escort Promised to prisoners.

The Southern-bound Lincoln fleet.

More arrests in Kentucky --the habeas corpus Evaded.

The mother's Kiss.

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Telegraph cable cut.

--Day before yesterday the submerged telegraph cable of the Southern Line, stretching from Bay St. Louis to Pass Christian, was cut in two places by traitors, no doubt, in the pay of the enemy.--The cable, however, was repaired yesterday afternoon and the line put in working order. Our authorities cannot be two vigilant and active in their efforts to arrest such proceedings of Mr. Lincoln's hirelings who infest our coast.--N. O. Bulletin of Saturday.

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

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