The Daily Dispatch: may 21, 1861., [Electronic resource], Amiable and patriotic Act.

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Acts passed by the Confederate Congress .

English Views of the American war

The Minnie Bullet.

Compliments of the season.

Mr. Janney and the Berkeley meeting.

A Miserable Fizzle.

Ben McCullough .

The Germans of the South .

Shooting Affray.

Stop the Runaway -- 20 dollars Reward.

Send us the news!

Don't neglect to vote on Thursday .

Adopted citizens of Virginia .

The massacre of the Innocents .

A Brilliant March .

"a Garibaldi Legion."

Lincoln an Old Secessionist.

Garrett Davis instructing Virginia .

Berkeley patriots.

Cards in Texas .

Western Finances.

Mr. Breckinridge .

A proposition to Major Anderson .

Leave to Withdraw.

Andrew Jackson Donelson .

The war spirit in Mississippi .

The North Carolina .

Amiable and patriotic Act.

Burial of Lieut. Nelson .

Judge Lyons ' charge to the Grand Jury .

Beauregard Rifles .

Where to find C. S. A. Officers.

Religious services in Camp.

Mayor's Court .

The United Synod .

" Tennessee all Right"

Incendiarism in Hanover .

Marion Rifles .

Cruelty to a slave.

Charlotte county .

Unmanly conduct.

Major W. L. Cabell , C. S. A.

Grand Jury Presentments.

Portsmouth, May 20, 1861.

Norfolk, May 20, 1861.

[by telegraph.]

Moss in Hocking county, Ohio .

Prizes in the South .

Privateering.-- Retaliation.

Latest news by Express.

Humiliation of Gov. Hicks .

Baltimore matters.

Interesting from Northern Texas .

The Vivandiere of the Monroe Rifles .

A determined spirit.

Bloody Rencontre.

Important from the Gulf .

Surrender of the remainder of the U. S. Troops in Texas .

Albert Pike and the Indians .

Baltimore vessels captured.

Capture of a submarine boat.

A Yankee trick.

Yankees on the coast.

Law regulating the telegraph.

From Washington .

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Amiable and patriotic Act.

--The young ladies of the St. Louis Institution, conducted by M'me Deron, have contributed the proceeds of their medals and other prizes, the rewards of merit received by them at their recent examination, toward a fund for the benefit of the military of this city.--N. O. Picayune.

The Daily Dispatch: may 21, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. may 21, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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