The Daily Dispatch: August 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], Movements of Federate.

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Subscriptions to the Dispatch .

Notice to our subscribers.

Message of the Governor of North Carolina .

A Frenchman's account of Utah .

Elevation of Lord John Russell to the British Peerage .

The reason why.

Important acts of Congress

Railroad accident.

Provisional Congress .

Gen. Pillow 's Exploit.

Doubtful of success.

The New York Herald advocates recognition.

Richmond and Henrico in the War .

Confederate Congress .

An arrest in New York.

State of trade in France

Baltimore Matters.

The Richmond Brig Amy Warwick

Noble letter from Mrs. Gaines .

Loss of life by the flood in Ohio .

The news from Europe .

The political prisoners.

A row in Connecticut .

New York Politics.

Failures and suspensions.

Arrested as a spy.

Counterfeit notes.

Ashland Artillery .

The State of Alabama

Cutting affair.

Runaways Apprehended.

Stealing Money.

A Splendid Forthcoming work.

Another Newspaper threatened — glorious Exploit on the Mississippi .

The War upon Newspaper.

More Lincoln outrages — the privateer " Sumter ," &c.

Mr. Russell on the battle of Manassas .

Tone of the British Press .

The Hessians attacked by Gen. Hardee .

Design to Run the blockade at Charleston .

Rumors and Threats.

From Gen. Banks ' column — a Slight skirmish.

Refuses to take the oath — Exchange of prisoners considered.

The "Efficient Blockade."

Naval movements.

Probable Run of the blockade.

Affairs in Texas .

Recruits for the South .

Gen. McClellan and his orders.

Guerilla parties in Missouri

Reported privateer Sumter .

Prince Napoleon in the West .

Arrest of a French subject.

From Alexandria

Reported engagement.

From Washington .

Movements of Federate.

New York Bank statement.

Powder Mill exploded.

A "Victim" of the Telegraph — a very hard case.

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Movements of Federate.

St. Louis, Aug. 21.

--Commerce has again fallen into the hands of the Federals. The Confederates are retiring without a fight.

The Daily Dispatch: August 22, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. August 22, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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