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Subscriptions to the Dispatch .

Notice to our Subscribers.

A Yankee Editor Condemns the Outrages committed by Lincoln troops.

Inhuman treatment of an aged man.

Gen. Jesse Clemens

A good move-- military telegraphy.

Uncle Sam 's men.

Arrest of a Governor.

The class of citizens Usys to us

Unfortunate occurrence-- five persons Drowsed.

New York Stock market

Destruction of sheep.

Barons for the President and Cabinet.

Accidentally shot.

Government Purchases in Cincinnati

Speculating on soldiers' pay

The great Eastern at Quebec

Gov. Wise 's Legion .

Union of the South .

Guerilla warfare.

The-people and the Confederate loan.

Hope on, Hope ever.

The suppression of the St. Louis State Journal .

Freedom of Speech

Deadly Implement of war.

Election of Railroad Directors.

Afraid to fight.

A significant Indication.

Distressing accident.

Arrival of a Paris Newspaper Waiter.

Railroad accident.

Foreign Miscellany.

Disorderly Federal soldiers.

Earthquake in Canada .

Col. Orr 's Regiment .

The Confederate Congress .

De Bew 's Review.

Attention, Militia!

The Remains of Capt. Skipwith .

Mayor's Court .

A capital appointment.

New Artillery Company .

Unlawful Weapons.

Hampton Legion.

Not in the city.

Ten dollars reward.

Telegraphic dispatches.

News from New Mexico .

Later from Central America and the Pacific .

An American steamer taken by Chinese Pirates.

The Pritzes captured by the Confederate steamer Sumter released by the Spanish authorities

A Yankee Trick.

Important revolutionary pension case.

A desperate negro.

Severe hail storm in North Carolina .

Outrageous conduct.

Joined the Confederates .

Appointments by the Governor and military board .

The vandals on North Carolina soil.

Throwing away their guns.

Fatal accident.

Fire at Milwaukee .

A Strange Elopement.

Ammunition Supplied to Union men in Kentucky .

Fighting in Missouri --several Federalists killed and wounded, &c.

Proceeding of the Federal Congress .

From Washington .

Federal Outrages in Kentucky .

Federalists occupy Piedmont and New Creek village.--the Southerners attack them.

Attack on Virginians-several killed and wounded on both sides.

reported Safety of Gen. Garnett 's command .

The steel pen disease

Commendable liberality.

The linseed crop

How to make a Zouave

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Gov. Wise's Legion.

We had a few moment's conversation last night with a gentleman connected with Gen. Wise's Legion, and he informed us that the entire command was not only in general good health, but were sanguine that they would do the State and Confederacy good service in their mission on the Kanawha.

He told us that Capt. Jenkins, who was in command of a battalion of about 500 men, had an engagement with a Federal force of fully 1,500, and sixty of the Hessians were sent to their final dwelling places. The Confederate loss was only one killed and two wounded.

The Daily Dispatch: July 19, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 19, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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