The Daily Dispatch: October 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], Improved gun Carriage.

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Teems of the Dispatch .

The late engagement at Lewinsville — a Correction.

Northern religious intelligence.

Effects of the storm

Difficulty in camp.

Southern war News.

Privateering — its history, law, and Usage.

War offensive and defensive.

The ladies' hospitals.

Pay of Chaplains.

Fallen from Rage.

Departure of prisoners.

Funeral of Colonel Spalding .

The Richmond Grays.

Meeting of Marylanders.

Richmond and Petersburg Railroad .

Metropolitan Hall .

Arrival of troops.

Humor of prison life.

Careless driving.

Improved gun Carriage.

Summer weather.

Military movements.

R. L. I. Blues.

Invalid soldiers.

[correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .]

Extensive fire in Memphis .

Lincolnism in Ohio .

Affair of honor.

Five million cartridges.

Death of a clergyman.

Rifles for Indiana .

Large steamers employed,

Army of the Potomac .

To Hon. William Smith , of Fauquier :

Dr. W. E. Wilson .

Runaway-- fifty Dollars reward.

Special Notice.-- Thomas Willis ,

War News and Rumors.

Affairs in Wheeling — arrest of ladies.

Hon. John C. Breckenridge .

Battalion of Artillery .

Zouaves, Zouaves.

Patriotic contributions for the army.

Gen. Pearce , of Alabama .

Commercial Convention .

Marylanders in the field.

Appointments at Washington .

A wholesome proclamation.

A duel at the North .

Southern war News.

Late Northern intelligence.

From Missouri and Kentucky .

Capture of the Federal steamer Fanny .

A broadside from a Federal steamer.

Recapture of prisoners.

Surgical Miscellanies.

Runaway-- $25 reward.

Pay Office Engineer Depart 't of Va. , Richmond, Va. , Sept. 30th 1861.

The State Armory .

Ordnance Department of Va. , Richmond , Aug. 7, 1861.

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Improved gun Carriage.

--The fixtures and appliances for mounting a columbiad were sent to the Fredericksburg depot on Saturday, to be conveyed to the Potomac. The work is of cast iron, and is a decided improvement upon anything we have yet seen for battery service.

The Daily Dispatch: October 7, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. October 7, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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