The Daily Dispatch: August 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 6

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Gen. McClellan and the Press .

Col. Branton Duncan , of Kentucky .

Current events.

From the Eastern Shore .

Direct trade with the South .

[from the New Orleans true Delta .]

The long missing Steamship Pacific .

The Express Company .

Petty Quarreling and fighting.

Suitable diet one of the best Tonics.

Refusing to aid the officers.

Cutting and stabbing.

Mixed up affair.

Attempting to pick a Woman's Pocket.

Dead infant found.

Assault on the Watch .

Counterfeiting.

Assault and Battery.

Subscriptions to the Dispatch .

Notice to our subscribers.

Hospitals crowded.

Good place for a Hospital.

The Army of the Northwest .

Tories in East Tennessee .

The burning of Hampton .

The Hospital at Charlottesville .

Fifth South Carolina Regiment .

Letter from an Irish prisoner.

The Proposed fusion in New York.

Incident of Northern Social life.

Drought in New York.

Burying the dead at Washington .

"Secession" in Canada .

Death of an Estimable young man,

Robert M. Burton , Esq.

Brought to Richmond .

Died of their Wounds.

March of our troops down the peninsula, and the burning of Hampton .

The Prince Napoleon .

The C. S. Streamer Sumter .

Generals Pierce and Butler .

North Carolina .

Southern Rifles .

Tennessee election.

E. C. Carrington .

Return of Mr. Faulkner .

Northern accounts of war movements, &c., &c.

Affairs in Texas .

Interesting from Arizona .

From Washington .

Gen. Lyon --various Reports.

Arrest of Lieut. Col. Tyler .

News from Texas .

The Democrats of Ohio against Lincoln .

The battle of Manassas .

Another cotton Spasm — Italian affairs.

Position of the New York Democracy .

Federal operations in Missouri .

Federal Captures.

Spain taking possession of St. Domingo .

Honers well Bestowed.

Kentucky election.

Resignation and appointment

Silence observed in St. Louis .

Negroes for sale.

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The Projectile which passed through Gen. Beauregard's headquarters at the battle of Manassas Plains, on the 21st of July, has been presented by him to the Mayor of Richmond. Mr. Mayo designs to present it to his Excellency Gov. Letcher, who is gathering a lot of war curiosities. The projectile is about ten inches in length, three in breadth, and was filled with some kind of explosive material, which, however, did not "go off" till removed by rebel fingers.

The Daily Dispatch: August 12, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. August 12, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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