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Progress of the Revolution .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

Eagle captured by a dog.

From Charleston .

From Portsmouth .

Somebody aroused.

Characteristic.

Richmond as Viewed by a Stranger.

Artillery Camp.

Chaplain of Seamen 's Bethel.

Keep them there.

The State Armory .

The Grayson Dare Devils.

Arrival of soldiers.

Off for the seaboard.

Military appointments.

The Abbeville Guards .

Death of an Old citizen.

To be further Examined.

Georgia troops.

Preparations for reception.

Put in the Poor-House .

Services accepted.

Good appointment.

The Mayor 's office.

Pirates at work.

Large shipment of arms from St. Louis .

How to make ball cartridges.

The Negroes are with us.

Army resignation.

Rifle Regiment .

The Convention.

All hail, Tennessee .

Object of the war.

"Give the Union men of Virginia a Chance."

The Sort of men preparing to invade the South .

Croakers and Ravens.

Commander Robert D. Therburn , of Fredericksburg .

Great Britain and France .

Confederate States Army Bill.

Hospital of St. Francis de sales .

The Seventh Regiment .

Hon. D. S. Dickenson .

Southern riflemen.

The Virginia and Maryland lands to be Appropriated by the Yankee invaders.

Prompt action in North Carolina .

Albemarle county .

Executive Council of Virginia .

Supplies giving out.

Kentucky and Alabama troops.

Spies in Southern cities.

Arrested and released.

James River Blockaded.

Hon. John S. Preston , of S. C.

New York, April 29.

House Servant for Hire.

Twenty-Five dollars reward.

Further Particulars of the blockade.

Affairs at Annapolis .

A New York Colonel .

New York Commercial matters.

Movements on the Potomac .

Death of an eminent preacher.

Picket Guard driven in.

Sending back goods.

Another outrage.

Washington appointments.

The Hessians at work.

Executive Department , may 1st , 1861 .

Movements in Texas .

Fatal Rencontre.

Proposed Mediation.

Position of Canada .

From Washington .

The Croton Aqueduct guarded.

Death of Bishop Onderdonk .

Seizure of powder.

The Tobacco trade.

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Arrested and released.

--Our fellow-citizen, Thomas T. Cropper, Esq., while proceeding from Norfolk to the Eastern Shore day before yesterday, in the steamer Coffee, was stopped by the minions of Lincoln now quartered in Fortress Monroe, and he and the other passengers were carried into the Fort and subjected to examination. None of the baggage was stolen, and the passengers, including Mr. Cropper, were afterwards permitted to go on their way.

The Daily Dispatch: may 3, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. may 3, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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