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A Charmed life.

Masonic circular.

A lady Wronged .

Skirmishing — spirit and health of the army, &c.

From wise's Legion — position of the enemy — an Ambuscade, &c.

Fremont and his proclamation.

Mars and Matrimony.

The sugar crop of 1861 .

Deep submarine Diving.

Another Company from Patrick .

To the editors of the Richmond Dispatch :

Terms of the Dispatch .

The Starvation question.

This war an anti-slavery war.

Bennett on President Davis six months ago.

"like Master, like Man."

Congressman Ely .

Minerals in the South .

What does this mean?

The Masons ard the war.

Another account of the battle of Oak hill .

Lincoln 's Generals Quarreling .

The ladies of Virginia .

From Pensacola .

Domestic tragedy in New Orleans.

The Reaction in the West .

Mayor's Court , yesterday.

Hustings Court , yesterday.

The Spurious notes case.

Bank of Philippi notes.

The Georgia Hospital .

Virginia military Institute .

The Bible for the soldiers.

The battle of Bull Run .

The gallant dead.

From Gen. Lee 's command .

The Twentieth Regiment .

Mr. Spratt 's lecture.

The Cherokees .

Launch of a vessel.

Exchange of prisoners.

The steamer Fulton .

The Preachers ' Regiment .

Georgia in the field.

Seizure of a steamer.

Gen. Tochnan and the Polish Brigade .

The North Carolina coast.

The Virginia officers in the Lincoln army.

From Texas and Mexico

Mean Texans for the war.

The neutrality of Kentucky .

President Davis to Gov. Magoffin .

Gov. Magoffin to Gov. Harris .

The battle of Oak hill

Substitute of Tea.

France and the recognition of the Confederate States of America .

Noble Southern women.

The Augusta banks.

Items from Louisville .

From Missouri .

General Dix and the Baltimore Police .

Union Convention in New York.

The privateer Sumter .

From Kentucky .

Leslie Coombs on coercion.

Naval preparations.

Runaways -- three Runaways in jail.

Runaway -- $10 reward

Sale of a Sultan's jewels.

Runaway.-- $25 reward.

Runaway-- ten Dollars reward.

One hundred Dollars reward.

One hundred Dollars reward.

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Seizure of a steamer.

--The Vicksburg Whig, of the 8th, learns that the steam boat Corale, a small stern-wheel craft, was seized at Trenton, on the Ouachita river, a few days ago, by some of the citizens of Monroe, on the ground that her owners are alien enemies, they being citizens of Ohio.

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

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