The Daily Dispatch: April 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], Anonymous communications.

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Progress of the war.

Peirce Edward .

Crops in Georgia .

Seward 's letter to Gov. Hicks .

Wealth of Western Virginia .

Noble Southern patriots.

Lincoln 's Test of fidelity.

Decisions of the Supreme Court of Appeals .

Formation of a New Volunteer Company .

The Palmetto Regiment.

Arrival of military.

Henrico Circuit Court .

Anonymous communications.

Knocked on the head.

Recorder's Court .

Good day's work.

Serenade and speeches.

More volunteers of the right Stripe.

Popular Resort.

Artillery Company organized.

Another Federal officer resigned.

Inspector General .

Drilling recruits.

Guns for North Carolina .

Attention, Merchants.

Mustered into service.

The military and Naval Resignations.

Col. Magruder .

Accident to the Dispatch press.

The Daily Dispatch.

Virginia and the Southern Confederacy .

Proposition from Lincoln .

Tories and traitors.

Amherst county .

Liberal appropriation.

Important financial Measures.

The Rev. W. G. Starr .

All hail, Tennessee .

Balloon Voyage extraordinary.

Convention between the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Confederate States of America .

Special notice.

Dove Lodge , no. 51 .

From the South .

From Washington .

From Baltimore .

From the North .

From Kentucky .

The Naval Academy .

Romance of real life

Gen. Robert Lee .

Interview with the President .

The New York Stock Board .

The Cumberland troop.

Fort Washington .

Another response.

Seizures of powder.

Baltimore Custom-House

Important from Texas .

From the fleet off Key West .

Arrival of the N. Y. Seventh Regiment at Washington .

Contraband goods seized at Pittsburg .

Seizure of vessels.

The New York loan for war purposes.

Burning of the light boats

Editors off for the war.

Harper's Ferry .

Twenty-five dollars reward

Committed to jail as a Runaway.

Richmond markets, April 25 , 1861 .

Sales of Stocks in Richmond .

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Anonymous communications.

--The Mayor of this city, who just about now has his hands full, is constantly receiving communications to which the writers forget to append their names. The Mayor, as people ought to know, cannot pay attention to information or suggestions conveyed to him in such a way. If people have anything to say concerning the public weal, it is an easy matter to append a real name, or do even better, see the Mayor personally.

The Daily Dispatch: April 26, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. April 26, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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