The Daily Dispatch: June 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], Resignations.

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Headquarters Home Guard , Richmond , may 17, 1861.

Executive Department , Richmond, Va. June 12, 1861

Ordnance office . June 14th, 1861.

Inspector General 's office , Headq'hs, Richmond , June 5th, 1861

Ordnance Department , Richmond , June 5, 1861.

Ordnance Department , Richmond . Va. , may 26, 1861.

Ten dollars reward.

President Davis to the Marvland Commissioners .

Massachusetts Volunteers .

Interesting Pakagraphs from Northern papers.

Prince Gortschakoff .

A Faitmful Fuw.

Notice to our Subscribers.

Send us the News .

"The Insurgents."

Principle and interest.

Protecting the public property.

Need of nurses.

Groans of the Federalists .

Vigilance against fires.

The Harper's Ferry movement.

Fighting each other.

The battle at Bethel Church .

Richmond and Danville Railroad .

The Capture of Romney .

The Tory Convention .

The masses in Ohio opposed to the war.

Action of the Presbyterian Church .

A Scriptural Coincidence.

Affair of term.

The Press to be Muzzled.

Habeas Corpus .

Cowhiding a man.

For the Peninsula .

Disorderly House .

"Are you a Soldier?"

The ladies and the soldiers.

Aid the police.

Don't pay taxes.

Election of officers.

A colored operative,

Several war dogs,

Unlawful Assembly.

The balloon Experiment.

Col. Van Dorn to the Texan soldiers

The army in Texas .

Mutilated letters.

Further particulars.

Affair at Newport News .

Terrible massacre in New Zealand .

Naval engagement — gallant and daring Chase of a Federal Streamer

The shoe business in Lynn

Billy Wilson 's thieves.

Movements of Government vessels.

A bearer of dispatches.

From Washington .

Army wagons destroyed.

Leesburg (Loudoun county)

Hdqrs of Templar Guard.

Caskie 's mounted Rangems.

"Give up that Sword."

A Comparison of the financial resources of the United States and the Confederate States .

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Resignations.

--The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald informs that paper that--

‘ "Of the forty five cadets that arrived here from West Point some weeks since, and were commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the army, five have resigned, giving as a reason for doing so that they would not fight against Virginia. Their names are Chambliss, Hoxlon, Rice, Patterson and Campbell. Their names were stricken from the roll of the army, their resignations not being accepted."

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The Daily Dispatch: June 19, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. June 19, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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