The Daily Dispatch: April 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 21

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Meeting in Monument Square .

Work for vigilance Committees.

A Journey under difficulties.

Fatal accident.

Productions of Western Virginia .

Lynor law in Princess Anne .

Arrest of a Burqlar.

The excitement yesterday.

Aid the volunteers.

Steamship city of Richmond .

Recognition of Virginia 's Independence.

Caught in a Trap.

Arrival of Ex-Gov. Floyd .

Election of officers.

Chaplain of the first Regiment .

A venerable volunteer.

A pretty Device.

179th Regiment .

The captured schooner.

Thirty-Third Regiment .

Heavy Ordnance.

Mechanies' Institute .

Will they persist in this war?

Appointment of Major General of the volunteer forces of Virginia .

The fight in Baltimore .

Massachusetts and Maryland .

Gallant Rockbridge .

An Alarming report.

Washington city .

Official action of the British Consul .

Harper's Ferry and Portsmouth Navy-Yard .

Baltimore and privateers.

Executive Proclamation.

Capture of Harper's Ferry Armory .

Fatal accident.

Hail storm in Mississippi .

At their posts again.

Proclamation of the Governor .

Consumption caused by neglect of the Fret

Things at Norfolk .

Position of Gen. Scott .

From Baltimore .

Military spirit in Maryland .

Burning of a Bridge on the Northern Central Railroad , etc.

Arrival and reception of the Massachusetts Regiment in Washington — their wounded, &c.

Position of Kentucky .

Seizure of Powder Magazine, &c.

The Canadian Parliament --Union between Upper Canada and the Northern States .

Arrival of Harper's Ferry troops at Carlite.

Attempt of Northern troops to pass through Baltimore .

The Boston Banks.

Seizure of the St. Nicholas .

Movement of ammunition.

Virginia stock in New York.

Letters of marque.

Affairs in Virginia .

The secession of Virginia .

Dolly Madison once a Philadelphian.

Female prisoners taking an Airing.

Twenty-five dollars reward.

Committed to jail as a Runaway.

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The Virginia Life Guard, Capt. John Stewart Walker, paraded on Saturday, about 71 strong, and received their new Enfield rifles. They are efficient weapons, and, in the hands of determined men, will make their mark upon an enemy. The uniform of the Life Guard is cheap, but serviceable. The company is attached to the 179th Regiment.

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

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