The Daily Dispatch: November 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], Murder in <a target="_blank" onclick="openPopupWindow(this); return false" href="entityvote?doc=Perseus:text:1999.01.0001&auth=tgn,2002143&n=1&type=place">Bath county</a>.

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From Charlottesville .

Lamartine 's Theory about currency.

From the Rio Grande .

The Constitutionality of secession.

Brisk volunteering.

A Damnable deed.

Rumored attack upon Fort Craig .

Case of suspended Animation.

The battle at Leesburg --interesting description — an affecting Incident, &c.

Gen. McClellan allowed two weeks to save himself.

Shoes in the South

Stampede of negroes from King George county .

Bibles for our soldiers in Kentucky .

Murder in Bath county .

A Southern navy.

A Run Mad people.

Seward and Lincoln .

The South Carolina soldiers.

Prince Napoleon .

De Bow 's Review.

Hustings Court .

The faro banks.

Taking the oath.

Preparing for Christmas .

Escape and Recapture of Federal prisoners.

Miscellaneous cases.

Mr. Smith 's cow.

Concert for the benefit of the Hampton soldiers.

"Richmond Philharmonic Association."

Proclamation of Brig. Gen. Kelly to the people of Hampshire county and the upper Potomac.

A letter from Maryland .

Save your ashes.

The Lincolnites in Tennessee --Shary work expected.

The military prisons.

More Cannonading.

Accidental shooting in camp.

Speculation and Extortion.

The naval attack on Port Royal .

A California Senator on the war.

Occupation of Prestonsburg (Ky.) by the Lincolnites .

Somewhat indignant.

Extraordinary charge against a German Baroness.

Seizure of a rebel's property.

From the South .

Partial list of the killed and wounded in the fight at Belmont Mo.--an attack expected at Pocahontas -- Gen. Jeff. Thompson hard pressed, &c.

Attack upon Urbana, Va. , by a Federal war steamer.

Latest from Savannah — preparations for repelling the invaders.

No Quarter to be Shown the enemy.

Vice President Stephens .

The steamer Osceola .

Royal Infelicity.

"Weights and Measures" in the Confederate States .

The United Brethren .

Ranaway-- ten dollars reward, and all expenses paid

Ranaway-- $00 reward

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Murder in Bath county.

--Col. Samuel V. atewood, of Bath county, was murdered on the 23d day of October, at the house of one of his tenants, named Smith, not far from his residence. He was killed by a man named Thomas Rider who was in Bath county on a visit from Missouri.

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

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