The Daily Dispatch: October 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], Dividend-declared.

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Terms of the Dispatch .

The enemy in the Virginia Mountains .

Memphis and Ohio Railroad .

Religious revival.

The small note issue.

Late Northern News.

Later from Europe .

The sick soldiers.

President Davis and President Lincoln .

The faithful sons of Kentucky .

The war expenditures of the Yankees .

Petersburg items.

Who is the Count de Paris ?

"True as Gospel."

The horses that will run on next Friday and Saturday .

Excellent arrangement.

Trial of Murphy

Election of officers.

Contributions for St. Charles Hospital .

Supreme Court of Appeals .

Bearer of dispatches.

The "Melancholy Days."

A fast locomotive.

Confederate States District Court .

First Maryland Regiment .

From the Border .

From Portsmouth .

To the voters of the Fifth Congressional District , composed of the counties of Prince Edward , Brunswick , Mecklenburg , Lunenburg , Charlotte , Halifax , and Appomattox .

Fight at Leesburg, Va.

Affairs on the Peninsula .

The Potomac blockade — another success.

An official who looks after the soldiers.

A tribute to Female patriotism.

Dict for the army.

Zarvona Zonaves.

A family of Volunteers.

Proposed change of the Confederate flag.

A sweet potato.

Dividend-declared.

From the army of the Kanawha .

Gloomy Future for England .

Treaties with the Indian nations.

Southern affairs.

Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Confederate States .

Battle near Leesburg .

From Kentucky .

Affairs at Key West .

Charleston Blockading Squadron , &c.

Scenes in the life of a Journeyman printer.

Sequestration Notice.

Receiver's Notice.

Ran away.-- $100 reward.

Five dollars reward.

Runaway-- Fifty dollars reward.

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Dividend-declared.

--The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Directors have declared a dividend of eight per cent from the profits of the company for the past twelve months.

The Daily Dispatch: October 23, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. October 23, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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