The Daily Dispatch: June 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Murder.

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Important from Mexico .

What a U. S. Naval officer Thinks of Fort Pickens .

A viper in a Southern bosom.

A Spartan Girl.

Sale of Government Furniture.

Soldier's rations and Mode of Cooking them.

The New French cannon.

An elephant Race in Cochin , China .

The " Nancy Harts " of Lagrange .

Summary disposal of a Partnership interest.

Reinforcements for the British American squadron , &c.

Death from the Bite of an Adder.

A slight mistake.

Look out for him.

Another Floating battery .

Save your seed.

Another resignation.

The Federal War Department anxious for News.

Runaway in jail.

A proper Mode of Retaliating for Confiscation.

The Volunteer Southrons.

East Tennessee .

They have underrated their adversary.

Gen. Taylor and Gen. Scott .

Dissolution not to bring ruin and anarchy to the South .

Spiking negroes.

Lt. John Wilkinson .

Seizure of arms at Towsontown .

The K. G. C.'s — their Objects, etc.

Incidents of the Aquia Creek fight.

Gen. Bonham 's Staff.

The late surrender of the United States troops in Texas --interesting particulars.

Habeas corpus case.

Whiskey vs. Bullets.

Body drifted ashore.

An incident of Fort Sumter .

Make the distinction.

Whipped on their own Dunghill.

To be sent away.

The Defences of the city.

Suspicious Characters.

St. Helena battery .

Another engagement between a U. S. Vessel and a battery.

Death of Hon. Stephen Arnold Douglas .

A Beautiful Government.

Senator Breckinridge .

Topography of Hampton .

A phenomenon in Lake Michigan

Sheridan 's downfall.

The chartered vessels.

Marine Disasters for May .

Rumor Contradicted.

The Railroad capture.

Virginia women.

Returned to the North .

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Murder.

--James Evans was killed, in Morgan county, Alabama, on the 20th ult., with a fire-arm. ‘"Circumstances pointed to L. D. Evans as the man who did the killing,"’ who is in jail to await a trial at the next term of the Circuit Court.

The Daily Dispatch: June 6, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. June 6, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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