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Evening session.

Camp Pickens — Company "H"--Justice to Capt. Beggs --Miscellaneous News.

Cause of the Disturbance at Milwaukee .

Fearful tornado in Illinois

A Palmetto flag at St. John 's, N. B.

Affecting Occurrence.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

Proclamation of the Governor of Tennessee .

Jim Lane 's Brigade.

An important Enterprise.

Blockade of Atchafalaya Bay .

The Cherokee Nation .

Arkansas Statistics.

Commander Maury .

Southeast Missouri preparing for the Fray .

Admitted to Bail.

Religious efforts in behalf of the soldiers.

Hampton 's Legion.

Richmond Female Institute .

Organization completed.

Petty Offenders.

The right sort.

The Convention.

The Herald on England .

An elective judiciary.

"To what Base Uses must we come, Horatic!"

The traitor Andy Johnson .

The Episcopal Church .

Condition of Missouri .

Powhatan Relief Society .

A New Orleans Collector.

Hessian outrages.

Capturing their own boats.

The Floyd Brigade.

A Louisville editor in the Southern army.

The cotton loan.

Death of Capt. Armstrong .

The Wytheville times.

From Missouri .

North Alabama items.

From Washington .

Republican Bullyism.

From the Rio Grande .

Doings in the Northwest .

Another report.

Important from Bermuda .

Important movement in California and Arizona .

The Maryland Federal Regiment.

Attempted suicide.

Stabbing affair.

Hollywood Cemetery .

Town and country.

Texas Rangers .

Fight at Mathias' Point .

Accounts from the North .

From Fortress Monroe .

Philadelphia , Pa

The arrest of Marshall Kane .

From the Cherokee Nation .

Contemptible Villiany.

Death of Northern freedom.

The real traitors.

A Bunch of stragglers.

Alleged treason of the Governor of Kentucky .

The Gulf free to Slavers

Distressing accident.

Financial matters.

Change of tactics

Thrilling adventure with two large snakes.

An English Waiter's view of Freshly girls.

A Singular Swindle

Fifteen dollars reward.

Ten dollars reward.

Ten dollars reward.

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--Lieut. James Vaughan, of Capt. Boggs' Company, First Regiment Virginia Volunteers, arrived in Richmond on Saturday, from Manassas Junction, in charge of two prisoners of war--one a private in the regular service of the late United States, and the other one of Billy Wilson's ‘"Pet Lambs"’--a Zouave in undress uniform. Both were taken prisoners at a place called Cloud's Mills, in Fairfax county, Va., while reconnoitering. The prisoners were taken before the Secretary of War, and were ordered to the Depot to join the other Lincolnites in confinement there.

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

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