The Daily Dispatch: June 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Found dead in a well

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A novel Method of taking Pickens .

Daring Robbery in Memphis, Tennessee

Additional Foreign News by the America .

A patriotic lady.

A Northern Secessionist

Abolition Intimidation

Death of a famous character

Sale of a Railroad

Distressing and fatal accident.

Driven Insane by insults offered to the husband.

President Davis ' horse .

Washington items

Found dead in a well

Runaway in jail

To subscribers.

A Second Terry war.

The outrages at Hampton and Alexandria .

Spies, traitors and Tories.

The Herald on John Bull .

The Jackson Fund .

The right spirit.

Col. Ellsworth engaged to be Married.

Federal troops in the field.

The Lincoln blockade

Destructive fire in Galveston .

Maryland Southern Rights Congressional Conference Convention .

Necessity vs. Convenience.

Names of Members of the Congress of the Confederate States of America .

Seduction and Suicide.

The American flag torn down from a New York shot Tower .

Arrest of a Desperado.

Outrage in Baltimore county .

Praying for Southern men.

Singular accident.

Careless use of fire-arms.

Don't pay them.

Medical attention to the Sick families of soldiers.

Mr. Richard reins.

The gentleman mentioned in our correspondence from Yorktown

Assault case continued.

Conditional fine.

Organising the Militia .

Distinguished arrivals

Further outrages at Hampton .

Moving from one State to another with house and family.

From Camp Pickens .

A melancholy case.

Probable fatal Casualty.

Couldn't stand the name.

A Touching scene.

Appointed Colonel .

A serious and unfortunate affair.

The enemy's operations near Cape Henry Beach .

The bugler and a Farmer 's negroes.

The Yelverton case.

Serious accident.

Terrible affray.-- man killed.

A sad occurrence.

Search for Ships with arms for the Seceders .

A negro preacher hung.

Prince Alfred at St. John .

Money matters in Chicago .

Flora Temple and Princess .

Serious affray.

The charge of Murat at Eylan.

Who saw the steer ?

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Found dead in a well

--A little child of Dr. Edwin S. McArthur, residing near Chesterfield Court-House, was found dead in a well on the place on Saturday. The child had been missing for some little time, causing of course a great deal of anxiety, and after a diligent search, was found as above stated. It had probably fallen in while playing too near the edge of the well.

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

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